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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-09

graph Service beg leave TO report that they
approve Of objects sought to be attained by
senate bill No. 1873, providing for the estab-
lishment Of an American ocean mail SER
vice. and recommend the endorsement Of the
measure with the hope that Norfolk, New
port News. or some other Virginia port, II
not Richmond. may be benefited by the oper-
alton Of the bill. They likewise approve OF
the resolution adopted by the Business
MEMS Association and Exchange OF the
City Of Syracuse, New York. recommend
ing the reduction OF letter postage 10 one
cent, as they concur in the reason set forth
by the association suggesting the reduc-
ton.
IMMIGRATION CONVENTION.
Mr.. James LYONS, one of the delegates OF
the Chamber 20 the Southern Interstate
| Immigration Convention, held December
/ lsth. NJ Asheville, y. G., gave an interesting
account Of the proceedings Of that meeting
al which fourteen Southern states were ex'
cellently represented by body Of men he
had never seen surpassed IN the Interest
| they manifested, and the ability they dls'
played In accomplishing the objects fol
which the convention was called. lie said
that on behalf Of the Chamber he had extend
eli an invitation to the organization to h0io
It's next convention At Richmond, Va. and
/ that the proposition was so iaNoraDIS ~
cciycd. he felt confident they could De IN
duced by the Chamber 10 meet here next No
vombcr; that he was gratifed at the feeling
entertained towards Richmond, and thought
| that all our citizens should have the deepest
interest and pride in cultivatinc that ieelin2
ca the part Of our SISTER states Inc
question was referred 10 the Committee Oh
Agriculture and immigration, with the re-
quest taat they report atthe next meeting
| OF the board.
Mr. Frank NJ. Whittle, Jr., then asked
that the Committee on Inland Trade be re
ques.ed 10 ascertain why 1t was mat th'
Richmond and Danville railroad would no
permit the use Of a certain kind OF bill-oi
fading which could be written IN trlpllcat.
by the use Of carbon paper. as these bills-0i
lading were in general use all over th'
country. and Were not objected to by I'M
other railroads entering the city.
Mr.. ~. l.. staples then called the atten
ton Of the Chamber 10 the importance OF al
Vocating liberal appropriation for stree
| Improvement during the present year.
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THE STATISTICS.
ralk Wf,h MIR. Harrison About Manu-
features.

gaIk Wfth MIR. Harrison About Manu-
features.
Chief Special Agent Harrison was seen
Yesterday by "A TIMES reporter, in reference
10 the completion Of the work of collecting
manufacturing statistics in this city.
MIR. Harrison said that he and his assist
ants ar still at work finishing up the Ousl-
ness. Considerable delay has been caused
and much trouble experienced in dealing
with a few Tecalctrant manufacturers, ana
there are others, who. owing 10 tue nature
of their business. are hard TO find.
IL seems the object Of the census officers
toaVOid, il possible, the necessity of prose
cutions for refusals and needless delays IN
giving in the required data. Every effort
Is exhausted to peaceahly obtan.lniorma-
ton, but the law provides heavy penalties
in eases where il is apparent that parties
are delaying in order to eVade answering
the scheduled questions.
II ought not 10 be necessary 10 more than
make the statement that the work is near
inc completion TO induce those of our manu-
rtcturers who have not already given in
their report 10 Communicate at once with
Mr. Harrison or respond promptly when
called upOn. Their action in this respect
will naturally affect the business interests
of the city, and is a subject that cannot be
given too much prominence.
MIR. Harrison Is Of the opinion that he Will
be able 20 make his final report 10 the De
partment 10y the end OF the present month.
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Lodge of To 1ti.

Lee Lodge. No. 3G, Order Of Ionti. me-
last night and held an installation OF oinceI'
as follows: Thomas J. Woods, past presl
dent: J.F. Welcome, president; {. ENensen
vice. president; ". W. Grasswltt, secretary
4. ". Noting. Jr.. treasurer; L. a. hlch
ardson. chaplain: +. sumner CARS mar
shall: Joseph +. Ring. guard; ;. !. Woo
sentinel. trustees: W. II. scott, james i
Vaughan. and II, B. B0udar.
After the installation delightful supper
was cniOyed at Mr.. Chris. ENenson's dlnln
parlor-. 'lhe menu embraced many uv"
cscies.
The parlors were beautifully decor'Ie'
win NOTED plant. and flowers. and era
'ciOus speechcs and songs made the occa
SION in every respect an enjoyable one. Inc
committee ON entertainment was Messrs
IT. \. Richardson, J.F Welcome, and I
EYensen.
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GIBSON,-lied, at her residence, 100 south
ihird street. on THURSDAY. Janunr, sth ar
2:3O A. NJ. Mrs \ e y IA. DREW, wife OF VIII
liam ID. Gibson, and daughter of the late
thomas H. Drew, Ina ihe seyeniy-seyenth
year OF her age
Funeral from Grace church SATURDAY,
January ION. al $50 o'clock.
BpWIS.-Died, la Manchester. at her va
rents residence, on Twentieth street be-
tween HUI ADD Blinbridgc. LIZZIE Rk\ l.
10. youngest child Of Henry ID. and Mary a
Bowls aged eight years five months and
twelve days.
II fFFLEY.-Died. M the residence Of nor
niece. Mrs. John X. Sml.h, in Manchester,
Va. about - O'Clock Wednesday afiernn on,
Mrs. AID IL h. HrtFLrI, IN the seventy
sixth year OF her age.
Toe funeral will take place THIS MORN
ING az 1920 o'clock from the Central Methu.
dist piscOp9l church. Manchester. Friends
aud acqutintances are requested 70 attend.
TlGNOR.-Dled. January IS. 1871. al $40
o'clock. 20 the residence Of mis- iather. 1881
Main street, OLlNEN LESLIE, eldest son Of
:. T.. and Alice T.. 'lgnOr: aged three years
eight moths and three days.
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Manchester Matters.

Mrs. Adelne Heflley died Wednesday, il
the seveniy-seventh year Of her age. She
was one Of the oldest residents OF Manches
ter. and the last Of her family.
The funeral Of Lizzie X. Bowls took plac,
Yesterday from the residen Of her parents
ON Thirteenth street, between Hull ant
Bainbridge. She was in the ninth year o.
her age.
There is only one criminal case on th,
docket Of Chesterfield County Court, which
begins Monday.
The fruits of the recent reviys OF Rev j
II. Harrison at Bainbridgc-street Baptist
church is shown Ia additions to the church
membership OF about one hundred and
ninety persons.
Rev. j. Il. Tillery, at one time an attacht
of the Richmond and Danville clerical
force, is n0w a Methodist minister at White
stone, Va r. Tillery married.Miss Fannie
=. Vaughf.i, Of this city, daughter of Major
John b. Vaughan, master ear builder OF the
Richmond and Danyille shops.
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Accidontto FireIuen.

The alarm Of fire yesterday evening was
from Box 70. and was caused by the persons
i'm the house. 40. = south Second. becoming
alarmed at red-hot stove. The depart.
meut responded promptly, and the call
resulted in quite serious ac'
cident. The reel OF No. g, while going AT "a
break-necb speed. struck lot Of building
material near the house from which the
alarm came and was upset. Captain IreN.
Ter and Ar. Werner were both thrown on
and were painfully but not seriously
scratched and bruised. The reel was totally
DESTROYED.
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CHRISTIAN WOMAN DEAD.
"Biesssd Arc They Who Die in the
Lord"


Mrs. William d. Gibson died yesterday
morning at her residence, no. 100 south
Third street. nj 2:3O O'Clock. Although
hlpele-sly ill, even her physician did not
anticipate the end SD soon, for only "a few
hours previous she had received with an
consciousness The slcrcmout Ot Holy tom-
muniou from Rev. Dr.. III. Melville Jackson.
Mrs. Gibson has been 800 with pneumonia
for about % week. aHi was seventy years of
age at the time of her death.
Mrs. Gibson Was a Miss Drew. OF this city,
and tho wife Of Mr. William ID. Gibson, one
Of the oldest aud most esteemed members Of
the tobacco trade. She WAS dcNOut mem-
Der of Grace church, and by heruuobtrusive
charity aud picty carried out fully the
teachings Of the Divine Master. \ devoted
wife aud mother, she comprised ia her lite
an ofthose virtues which make home one Of
Christianity, and by her many acts outside
OF the home circle there Will De many VINO
will call her blessed.
She leaves an only daughter Mrs. Il. d..
Green. and the following grandchildren:
Misses Annie, Bessie, Willie. Lena. and Mr.
Frank Green. They have all arrived in the
city. the grandchildren having reached tho
city on the Northern train yesterday, Ms
Green having preceded them.
The funeral Will take place from Grace
Episcopal church at noon ON saturday.
The pall-bearcrs are: Messrs. BIecden,
Pegram. Brauder, Bsrgamin. Warren,
Morris, Fourqurean and Archer; Nestry-
men of Grace church, Mr.. J. T. Gray Mr.
T r. Coffin, Colonel j. V. Bidgood and Mr.
William Miller.
Active: DR.. r. Powell Dunn. Mr.. +. II.
Deane. Mr.. Lewis II. Lightfoot, DR.. Lewis
III. Wheat, Mr.. NJ. Mallory and Dir. Il. c.
W berry
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CONSIGNED TO HER GRAVE.
She Died In December-Funeral Services
Yesterday.

Mrs. Julia Summeryille de FerneX died
at Il. Luke's Home on the "a Of last De-
cember. At the time of her death her hus-
band was on his wa. from Italy TO this
country. and her friends, desiring that he
should be consulted a. TO the disposition Of
her remains, mad the BODY taken To Chris
tian's undertaking establishment and there
embalmed.
Mr.. de FerneX arrived in Richmond about
the middle of December. but being unde-
cided where he would locate. let the body
remain at the undertaker's. Having deter
mined 10 remain in this city, the funeral Of
the DECEASED took place yesterday. Ii was
in perfect state OF preserve alton, and was
viewed by a number Of friends.
The funeral services were conducted by
Rev. DR.. Burton, Of St.John's Episcopal
church. assisted by DR.. FAIR, OF the Grace
street Presbyterian ch3rch
The pall-,e rers were, Colonel Miles Cary,
Colonel c. OBJ. Cowardin, Judge +. {.
Minor. J. II. Y. Daniel, W. q. Pilkinton, r..
{. Wherry, Polk Miller, and X. b. summer
vile.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-09

Governor Mckinney ye-terday refused 10
pardon llezekiIh Meade who was convict
ed i'm February, 1855. in Bedford county. OF
housebreakirg Z. and sentenced To- four years
Zoo the penitonuaIy.
lie also refused To- pardon G.. j. Jackson,
cou,i ctcd in the Hustin-s Court of Rich
mond. February. lN>S, Of h1u-ebreaking,
lnd sentenced % three Years with five years
addition. II being his second term in the
penitentiaTy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-09

Atthe Odd-Fellows' Hall, on Mayo street,
last night, a public installation Of the Off.
Gers of Jefferson Lodge. No. y, knights Of
pgthias. took place, the installing being
done Ly ID. G. G. John Pitt; Ii. W furcron,
r. C.; George ". Frayser, q. c.; Irving
smith Y. O.; NJ. Z. Whitehurst, prelate;
4 n Iamkin, X. of r.; w. 4. Atkinson, NJ.
N. Off: 4. w. Joseph, NJ. Of Ex.: John >
Davis. NJ. at A.; A. L. Albertson, g.; W.
r. Atkinson, o. O.; u. II. Chapman, repre-
sentative 10 Grand Lodge.
Alter the meeting the members went TO
where supper was par
talen or An enjoyable time was spent by
tb, seventy live persons present,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-09

MIR. and Mrs. Charles ii. Talbot gave a
box party At the Academy last night. Both
proscenium boxes We're occupied. The
party was composed of MIR. aud Mrs. Tai
bott Miss Addison, Miss Talbot, Miss
Dunlap. OF Macon, Ga; Miss Anime Ham
ner. Miss Mary Cullen, Miss Nirgie Brock,
Miss Emma Barksdale, Mr.. Edward Hane-
,oinkel, Mr.. Preston Nowlan, Mr.. Cary
sheppard, Mr.. Arthur Wiley, Mr.. Ellis Tai
bott. Mr.. Allen Talbot and Mr.. John 4.
U.faaaan
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CHRISTIAN ENOsAVOR
The General Secretary lid Not arrive IN
4 me.

The General Secretary Did Not Arrive IN
me.
Mr. J. ". Baer. general secretary of the
United society Of Christian Endeayor, who
was to deliver an address at Centenary
church last ni.ht. WAS unfortunately de-
tanned M Washington city. ON account of
delay IN making his railroad connection,
and hence the public missed treat, but
nevertheless, programme was iilltd OUT
and q very interesting meeting was held.
Mr.. Judkins, past o. OF the church. dcliY-
cred short address. which showed in "a
very strong light the noble work and Grand
results attained by th.- great organization
among our younger Christians.
AMER am appropriate hymn, Dr. Jabez
Hail. Of the seyenth-,treet Christian
church. followed With discourse bright and
pithy. demonstrating the great bene-
tit derived from such helper In
connection with the church at large,
and also showing what il might
do a. an aid in Sabbatf-schp0l mission and
general religious work. Ills remarks were
very much enjoyed and appreciated, judg-
ing from the attention given. Nj
Bler arrived in the city at 9:id
=. NJ 81. and was seen at Ford's Hotel by the
Executive Committee 90 the Local Union.
and. after an exceedingly enjoyable confer
ence. IL was decided that he remain over tiil
Tonight if his engagements in Raleigh,
y. {. would permit.
IN view of the above, there will DE a joint
meeting Of all the Christian Endeay0r So
cicties this evening at the Seyeuth-Strect
Christian church 40 O'Clock, at which Mr..
Ball expects 10 De present and meet Oui
corps OF earnest workers.
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Opera by ColoTod Folks.

There is great expectancy among the col
ored folks OF Richmond over the forth-com.
ng production by members OF its race OF
the opera Pinafore. The east Is: Captain,
Edward Clay; Ralph. Sidney Mayo; Dead.
eve, James Jasper; Bill BObstay, II. Chris.
topher jackson; Tom Tucker, John Priddy
smith; Josephine. Alice Kemp; Buttercup.
Mildred A. Cross; Hebe, Lizzie Yancey
Admiral, Bernard Ride. The latter was
formerly Governor Lees barber.
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Neue,;5
Cor. SIKH ard Broad Sis
Special Consignment Of Caps.
RICHMOND. JanuaIy 9. ISL.

IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES OF
RlCHMOND:-We have just had pace"
with us on consignment from the manul'c-
turers the remainder OF their stock OF canes
our instructions are 90 dispose oil lheni'
Purchasers may therefore expect To huy at
EXCEPTIONALLY LOW FlGUREo.
The consignment embraces one 10Y oh
BLACK COMFY CAPL>, the usual p
quality. which we will sell at 81 81.
Another lOtofENrRAQi ALLY COMB
CAPES. heavy satin lined, 500 quality
marked down 10 s.. ,.,,..,-,,..>
\ few sizes in REAL ASIkAhlAN
CAPES. 800.
FRENCH BEAVER CAPE>, the Sl-
BLACK FRENCH BEAVER CAPEN re.
duced 90 SO. ,,..
A Ion of BEST GRADE SIRAklIAN
or PERSIAN LAMB CApE,, probably ~
i'm all. YOU can sole { from at 3l2so.
WOOL SEAL CAPE>, SIS quality. ini
$3.50. ,..,
We have also i'm this lot few Dl Ell
OPOSSUM and REAL MONKEY IAPEo'
which will gJat pondin-y low peure-.
n Won can get suited in Capcs We have
MUFFS TO MATCH THEM at very small
uficps.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-09

\ meeting Of the Painters Union. No. III
was held at Wilkinson Hall last night. The
object was to bring into the ranks Of the
Union all OF the nOn-uni0n men in Rich.
mOnd. All Of the painters Of this city, union
and non-union, will number about four
hundred, and about half OF these are nOn-
union men.
Ii was the object Of the nni0n men that
the other half be brought in. and speeches
were made with the object in view. Among
those who spoke were Mr.. Walter L. Booth,
OF Richmond Typographical Union, and
Mr.. j. +. Chappell. Mr.. j. W. Bernard
pres ded.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-09
Real Estate Loan DeposIt Company.

Alta meeting of the stockholders Of the Real
Estate Loan Deposit Company yesterday the
following officers were elected: Bey. T..
Crump, president; John II. Dinneen, vice
presidents William Marshall, Jr., secretary
and treasurer Bey. 4. Crump, John IL.
Dinneen, Dr. Joseph A. White, Joseph Il.
Montgomery, A. X. Gum, Fred. Peasants,
and W. l. Warlng, Jr directors.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-09

If YOU want some beautiful Caps and
Hats i'm Colored SILK and Plush fort hldl0.
we have them. What remains ul our stock
has been placed 0n the centre counter. iof-
ward and arranged in five lots. the price,
heinz 3sc, 50c.. 62r., ,jc. ard ST. TINS is
fbe balance Of thes good, that s0ld al
figures RANGING from Zoe. % $3.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-09
MASONIC sssoClATION.

Annual Meeting-1he Home-Reports
Submitted
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Rn,id,ne Fund A.socla,Ion.

The West-End Building Fund Association
has elected the following officers: Charles
+. Miller, president; +, +. Tholl, secretary
+. W. Wagner, treasurer; Daniel Murphy
Joseph Schopf, and Frank Miller. trustees
j. w. Parker. w. A. Pencil. J. W. Pen.
nell, Joseph Orschell, j. W. Alexander, and
,IOsqDh Fisher directors
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-09

We are making every effort to sen tne
Cloaks at present in our stock Out !. y "n,
usual ior any arm to MAKE suee ra.e%. Si
reductions. You read the adNett' s''s s1 IN
the first of the week telingof the SO ana Wv
and Sl2 Jackets that were 10 De SOFA i Tor
SER S well, lots of people would hardly ,T,s,
i've il credence. for We sold more Oh tutm
THURSDAY than Monday, which SHOVE S1., tn ra
The neople who bought Monday couiu ir, a r. r.
Suo ,oiling relatives and ueighbOrs. There
are e." lots more here. soae - -. 30, ~ ~,
~ A. bust measures. aod f1r the $50, you
have your choice OF any $40. Sl2, 'r Fi' La
dies Jackets. .. n.t, s,to
,pbuJror's Clo4k.. Intg. warm, >il ii7h
made Closks. pun sleeves, darn stripes ETC.
any sized child. s. l0 H., -, 49, IT, ears
Two dollars aud so.oni!-h't c,'ts ' s?y' :
80. Inv n Child, or Misses Cloak that
could MI b. bought, material and nme' io'
As little a. 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-09

Jonas Jones and Tom Bowman (both
coloredD have been received at the peuiten-
item iary, The former from Spotsl wanna
county. 10 serve eighteen years for murder
in the second degree, and the latter from
Isle Of Whit county, % serve three years
for malicious assault.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-09

Major a. W. CARRIER has moved his Trans
fer and General Railroad and steamship
Ticket Office rom the corner of Zenith and
Main streets. where 30 has been for many
years. lie IS now comfortably and c0mmo-
dIou,iy located iu tno building formerly
occupied by The TIMES. at No. 9Ol east
Main street. Ills facilities are greatly in
creased. and bee is now able tO offer 90 the
travelling public accommodations second 90
none boo ne South. Mr.. William L. Dardcn
i, in charge OF the ticket department. he
is a gentleman thoroughly c0nyersant iu
his business, and ready to give information
at all times.
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NEW PROVISION STORE.


RICHMOND. Va. Jauu1ry 3. 1897
The undersigned respectfully bog leave O.
inform their friends and the public gene rally
that they have opened at SO. 5O6 w-st Nam
eet, corn Eclyllere. PROVISION
IS lOtE. where can always be- found ON hand
fun and complete stock offresh marketing
canned goods, meats, etc. etc, and VIII bf
pleased To have their pttronake. our best
eudeuvOrs VIII be cXeltel to give ~atisilcti d.
Phone 922. j. MACK TfLLLE.
ia SGT j A. SLAUGHTER.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-09

The Farmyille aud Powhafau Railroad
Company stocl holders were 10 have had a
meeting yesterday, but "A quorum could not
be gotten together. They will meet next
Ihur.daH.
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Called To Washington.

DR.. W. V. Tudor, pastor Of the Broad
Street Methodist church, was called 20
Washington yesterday 10 attend the funeral
OF friend. lie will be home in me for
HE Sunday appointment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-09

YANKEE DOODLE DIXIE. a NEW
-IORNby j. b. RIVALS, OF clifton Forge,
~. 582 pp: ~ mo: sit'. For sal" b} ail
boo. scll.rs sent Dos mail tu amy addrts, on
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ENEKEfT ~ unEN s. CO..
de 27-eod6t Publishers. Richmond, va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-09

- WA.HINGTOS. ID. g.. Jan. S-For
r.., Virginia: Far during the day and
| thlR rain during the night: easterly wind;
stationary temperature except In
= western portion; colder
For North CarOlin Fair IN east
crn 1rtiOn; local iains In western portion:
nOrlhea,terly Winds slight changes IN tenn
UcTaturc.
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EXPERIENCED

"A AN ED-AN EXPERIENCED
- COOK Uru small family. GOot Ws-cs
paid. Bring recommendations Apply ni
~lT FLOYD avenue between the hours oi A..
Wanda b. ST. Ia1-Zt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-09

Colonel John Il. Cary then submitted a
resolution referring 10 the Committee on
INLAND Trade, the question Of something
heing done 10 promote the construction OF
the road from Ridgeway, \. c., TO kich-
mond. which he said would bring Richmond
about one hundred miles nearer Atlanta,
Ga, and AFFORD a third competing route ior
Southern trade.
In dealing with this question he asked
mat the committee should also consider
what could be done 10y the city OF Richmond
under its charter, as he said that 0ther
cities. such as salem, Roanoke and Lynch
burg. were contributing 10 lines considered
ofimportance 10 their materi al welfare. Ia
answer 10 the inquiry Of Colonel Cary, Mr..
jackson Guy said that he was OF The opinion
that the charter of the city allowed subscrip-
tions 10 be m AIDE for such enterprises pro-
perIy guarded by the approval OF certain
majority OF the freeholders Of the city:
In MS connection, Major Joseph Walker
also suggested that the same conmiltee
lake into consideration what could o. uohe
toward establishing better connection
with the Norfolk and Western railroad; say
inc that n these two railroad lines could Dc
occurred and our river improved as hsnouiu
10 there would never be any danger oil
Riehmond being .'sido-tracked." IDe III
ouiries. as requested, were referred 10 Tue
fommittee on Inland TRACE,
The question OF securing sleeplng-caf
terths on south-bound through trains De-
fore The arrival OF such trains at Richmond,
was also referred 10 the same commi''ee'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-09
MARINE ISIELLiaENC n

IMMATURE ALMANAC. JAN. 9. 1851
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-09
OCEAN SERVICE.

Mr.. George A. Smith. chairman OF the
commIttee on Postal and Telegraph Service,
submiited the following report, which was
referred 10 The Board OF Directors; The I'M
dsrsisned Committed. on Postal aud feie'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-09

FOR WEEK NDING JANUARY 10, 1871.
PREDICTED TINE STANDARD OF
HIGH TIDE AT
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-09

THE STATE BANK OF VIRGINIA.
4 RICH1iOr VA. December 10. 100u.-Iuc
REGULAR ANNUAL MEEllNG DF THE
SIOtkuOI.DEU OF This Bank Nlll Doe held
m their Banking House WEDNESDAY
January ii, 1891, at l2o'clock ST..
WILLIAM 81. HILL.
deIG-fd
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-09

"a ANTED A COOK. MUST BE
~ wei commended. Apply ar go. =
north fftn street. ia7-li
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-09

are not lCt. Take few shares If Frede
icksburg Development Company's stock.