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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-26
THE TURF.
Entries and Results of the Races at Gutten-
burg and other Tracks.
The entries for the Guttenburg races are:

The entries for the Guttonburg races are:
First race. three-quarters Of mile beaten
horses-Queen Of Tumps, Hilda. Wyndham,
Kingstock. 100: Deer Lodge III; Mcdowell,
Remembrance. Little Grand. III; Fitzroy,
Jos: Amos Anomely. lO5 Repent, 1O3' De
PENDANT l02 Cast Steel. Cora l., 49,
Second race five and half furiongs- Alder
man Mac 49, Bob Arthur, Aatargorda lhlly),
Francis Nubian, ll2, Grapeshot, lO0 Conun-
drum. Patti. 81.
Third race. one and one-eghth Of a mile,
selling -Clamor. 100 Pinkie /, l01: New Cas-
tie 1906 Henry Kuhl. Jack Bachelor, lOj'
Fenw0od. 100: Lexington. lOl; Ernest, 9j'
Sour Mash. ~. Harry iceland. lOl.
Fourth race. six aud one half furlongs. sell
ing-Young Duke, ia Chieitain, III, Stonlng-
ton. 1906: Gloster. l0i. Sam Morse. JOB, shot
over, l02 Spaulding, 100.
Fifth race. one mile handicap Banquet,
10. Churchill Clark 100: Joe Courtney. lOl;
~t0nington. Nengeur, l06: iumdrum, 100
Shotover. Glory. 93 Little Pet. 10.
Sixth race. seyen-eighths of a mile. selling
Outbound, 1873 Ganymede, IA supervisor,
Troy, l2l. Ned. ll5. The Doctor, +. ). H.,
Fr0lic. Ozone. 10 Mamie Hoy, Annie NJ,
IL: La Grippe. lOJ Croft, lOi.
The following are the results:
GUrrESBURG.
FIRST race. ye-e'ghths Of a mile selling
third Time l07.
Second race. three-quarters of q mile, sell
ing Harrisburg first. Anomaly second. Ozone
third Time l.l93l.
Third race. three-quarters OF mile
first. Nirgie second, Dalsyrian third. Time
1864
Fourth race. five-cighths Of a mile selling
Cantecn first. Coidstleam second. Mart Glib
son third. Time 1866
Fifth race. five-eighths Of a mile, selling
Eudur r first. Glitter H. second, Seryia third.
Time lOj.
Sixth race, -eyen-eghths of "A mile, selling
Hawkstono first, Bohemian second, Count
Lune third. Time 1856
GLOUCESTER. y. J.
First race. one mile Baltimore first, Kanes-
vile second Redlight third. Time 1851.
Second race, four and half turOngs Leo
Bright first, Tartar second. Washer third.
Time 1919.
Third race. seven-eighths Of a mile-Can't
Tell first. King Idle second, White Nose third.
Time 1879.
Fourth race, four and half furlongs -Gyda
first. Aquasco second, Saidmore third. Time
l:00it.
Fifth race, six and half furlongs- Belasirus
first, India Rubber second, Carnegie third.
Time ll0,a.
Sixth race, fve-eighths Of o mile-Fitz Lee
first. Tom Kearns second, American third.
Time l025s.
At New Orleans the races We're postponed
Oh account Of rain. Entries stand.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-26
In the Courts.

Ciy Circuit Court Suit WAS instituted yes.
terday by John Glenn, trustee of the National
Express and Transportation Company, against
A. ". CARRIER Action OF case Tor 1880
Argument was concluded IN the suit Of Wal
lace shelton against the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company, but the jury were unable 20
agree and were adjourned until 10 o'clock this
morning.
Charters were granted TO the following or
ganilations:
mo Rauehman Stationery Company for the
purpose OF carving ON the business Of printing,
lIfhographIng and the manufacture and sale of
stationery. Capital stock SlNNo, with the prlAl-
lege Of increasing the saue % f2iDNVo me
officers are Greer H. baughman. president;
EmIlIus A. Baughman. ylcc-prc,Ident; Charles
4. Baughman manager; W; l. lurneri secre-
tary and treasurer. who. with John ID. VIM. Of
81. Louis, No, are 10 constitute It's board or
directors.
The Taylor & Boiling Company, Organized for
the prrI ose Of conducting In all its branches
the business or wholesale grocers. importers
and exporters. including the refinement Of SUI
gars. 80. The capital stock 90 Dee not less than
aWen, which may be- increased 20 10000. DO
officer, are Henry j. Taylor, president; W. W.
Iribbett. vice. president; Charles ". Goter, see.
ond vice pre- -Idcnt; BLAIR Boiling secretary and
treasurer. who. with j. j; BOYLE and j. G. Adalr'
arr To- constitute the board OF directors.
P0ioe l0urL-M. 4. Turner. who was con-
yictod ON Tuesday OF stealing buggy robes. WAS
again arralguci yesterday, charged with steal
ing buggy robe, from II. e.. Beaitle, Walter i.
Grant W. C. Adams and John Tyler. He pleaded
guilty IN each case and was given sixty days FOR
each Ofien-c.
h. j. JAIME. and y. B. Baker hal 10 pay fine
OF $3.50 each and costs FOR fighting IN tho
street.
Dick Johnson ,colorod was charged with
beating hi, vic. Alice Johnson. III, case was
continued until April !.
MARI Jenkins was lined 81 FOR allowing her
COW 60 run AZ large IN the street.
Henry Wills was nned - for cruelty 20 ami
mails IA working horse with sore back.
Hcyter Bea,lev .colOrcf was charged with as
saultng 3ni beating Martha McCulloch. lie
Wa fined $50.
James Obey. James OBrien. and Stokes Mar
tin ail colored) who had been arrested as su,-
picious characters were sent 10 jail for thirty
days in default Of security.
Thomas Jenkins had TO pay $3.50 for being
drunk and disorIery
>uDrenr Court 0r ADpedis.-lichmond and
lanNlle llaIlr0fdC Ompany against Ilckle-lmcr.
Further argued hy Il. b. 1lunford, Esq, for
plaintiff and submitted.
Walton against the Commonwealth Argued
10y i T. PAWS. ESQ. for plaintiff IN error, and
AtfOrncy- General for Commonwealth.
fn1nrflN foNT.---laura j. BoNles qualified as
administrator OF the estate Of Walter }. BOWlcs
The Novel Of To-Morrow.
Or. Thomas Nelson Page is among the authors
who viii contrib ute 20 what i'm sundays lhlla-
dell hla Times Will bee termed o symposium Of
nearly al tho hcst-knowu writers OF fiction IN
America who have contributed their lndlyid-
ual answers To the question: The Novel Of To-
Morrow. What Wlll 10 be-.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-26
New Banks TO be Organized.

A call has been issued requesting about two
hundred prominent business men TO meet at
Mr.. Jackson Brandt Office this afternoon at >
O'Clock, for the purpose Of organizing q new
bank.
There has already been several meetings look
Ing 20 this end, and the succoss of the enter
Prise seems 10 hc assured.
The capital of the new bank will be one half
million of dollars, and IL will likely be anational
institution. The call is signed by William
Henry Jones, Francis VI. Boykin. John Mahony.
5. d. Crenshaw ii. 4. Iabb, Robert l.. Richard
son, W. :. Dashioll, jackson Brandt and Beverly
4. Crump.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-26

ONE who takes look about Mr. j. II.
Browns marble and granite works. located At
the corner Of Main and Madison streets. will
soon be convinced that this home enterprise
deserves "a good deal Of credit and can cOn-
pete with any of the Northern. Some Of our
people are preiudiced against our home en-
terprises. and consider a Northern manutac-
ture little superior. Mr.. Brown exhibits
samples 0f fine monumental architecture.
The enterprise has been established within
six years in this city. His skilful workmen,
who are under his supervision are fully COM
petent % make from a headstone 10 the most
artistic and deliberately carved monuments.
Mr.. Brown works good deal in Georgia mar
BILE. The intrinsic merits and wonderful
beauty of Georgia marble places It in the front
rank OF the staple commodities IN this coun-
try. It possesses qualities which make 1t SUI
perior b. any other marble and the price
brings it within the reach Of every one desir-
ing frst-class structure.
AsMr. Brown IS prepared 20 turn ont 81 ms
marble yards most any design our Richmond
people can now patrOnlze this home enter
prise with much moro satisfaction than they
have in going North or West for tine monu-
meut@.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-26
Wreck ON the James River Division.

Train No II, with empty ears. Conductor
Mo,hy and Engineer Robbins. colided with coal
train NO. ,s. Conductor Stratton ami Engineer
Every. between Rock Castle and Stokes. at $40
yesterday morning.
Both engines and fifteen cars were wrecked.
and the two iircmen. - q. Malone and g.. II.
legirlcd. We're instantly killed. and Conductor
MOsby had am arm broken.
Mr.. Malone lived ON Chelsea Hid and Mr.
Lcglrcil AZ i0l cast Clay street
Tine real cause Of the accident is unknown. No.
= mad the right OF way, anu LEFT Stokes ou
time.
IL seem, that No. Il had no orders 90 move,
and should have been clear of tAe main track,
according TO the timetable and rules.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-26
AuCrInN sALrs.

THURSDAY. MARCH 26th, at $3.50 p NJ. sale
Of stock, brick store and dwelling No 507 Brook
avenue.
THURSDAY. MARCH 2G az $3.50 p. NJ COM
missioners sale of frame house and lot on Firth
street. north Of Federal.
FRIDAY, MARCH 9TH, atfP. NJ, commission
er's sale of frame store, corner Of James and
Green streets, and four brick and franc dwell
inCs adjoining.
TUESDAY. MARCH 3ist. at 4:3O p. NJ, sale Of
three-story stock brick dwelling No ll7 cast
Broad street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-26
The strike Unchanged.

Tho locomotive strikers held a meeting at
the Odd-Follows' Hall yesterday morning. The
meeting lasted several hours, but there we're no
new DEVELOPMENTS.
some of the places of the striking machinists
and moulderS are being supplied the new
workmen being from different parts Of the
country.
Dominion Iron and Nail Works COMPANY, caii
the rudders IN the Belle Isle pudding mill
would resume work next Monday.
The Cigarmakers Union OF Richmond, No.
1873, held a meeting az smiths Hall on Tuesday
evening. They fully endorsed the action OF the
Trades Council and sustained the strikers Of
the Richmond Locomotive Works.
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Good rcuplars.

There was an interesting meeting of Trinity
Lodge, |. o. OF q T., Tuesday evening
After the regular routine Of business. Mr.. l..
NJ Stratton. on behalf of Trinity Lodge in a
very Appropriate address, presented 10 Mrs. g.
ceiyed for Mrs. Pyle by Mr. Felch, OF Rescue
Lodge.
The following delegates were elected 10 tho
District Lodge. which meets at Gainesville,
April 10th: Mrs. julius A. H0bson, Mr.. l. NJ.
Siratton, Nr. and Mrs. James Clark. Mr. W. IA.
nansford, Miss Nellie Adkins and Mr. Ii. C..
Glenn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-26
DEATHS.

CONDREY.- Monday night, March sd.
JUDITH A. CONDREY, daughter OF \. j..
Condrcy.
MAYFR-Dicd. at the residence Of her
parents so. 3el north TWenty-sevcnth street 40
5.8O 4 NJ March 23 1891, In the twenty iirst year
of herAge, LUGIE. beloved daughter Of Philip
and Mollie Ruff Mayer
McCANN-Died, yesterday, az l0:30 A. W.,
HUGH MCCAIN. aged twcnty-seyen years, ma
tive Of Aberdeen, scotland.
WICKER-Dicd. in Hanover county, Va,
near Old Church. 81 his -ou-in-law- =, y. III.
fucker. March y 1881, SPOISNOOD MlCkEhi
aged slXty-tWO years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-26
A flattering ON.

Mr. James Douglas Bruce. Ia brother of Mr..
Philip Bruce of iuE InEs'. now Professor Of
Modern Language, ia Centre College. Kentucky,
mas received caI Co q profe -or-hin in Eryn
Mawr College. PENNSYLVANIA. the leading in,tI-
tuition in thl, country Tor the higher education
Of women
Mr. Bruce has the call under adyi,cment.
He has also recently received A cali to Tie Uni
ycrslty of Missouri
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-26
Elected on,cers and Adjourned.

The Grand Council, Royal Arcanum, Of Viz
gina. held another session at Fords Hotel az
10 o'clock yesterday morning and transacted
considerable routine business.
! he following officers were elected for the en-
jung year: Walter T. Irvine. grand regent: &.
W. Howard grand yice-rcgent; H. c. Scott.
grand orator; ). Is. Blanks past grand regent;
William IoVenStein, grand secretary: 4 T.
Bolts. grand treasurer; Rev. =. :. Rain. grand
Chaplain; William u. Morriss. grand guide: j.
1. Edwards, grand warden; NJ. Gunst. grand
sentry; n Myers. grand trustee.
ii was decided 20 hold next years meeting Of
the Grand Council al Norfolk
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-26

Delegates Elected by the typographical Union
Last Night.

Richmond Typographical Union, No. 90, met
last evening and elected two delegates TO the
international Union, which meets in Boston in
June.
The contest was very exciting and much in
tcrcst wa, manifested.
The candidate, were: Mcssrs. W. 7. Crump,
Fd. T. Bernard j. II. l.awdcr. ID. j. Quinn. J.. $.
Whitney. 4 b. Met ullough, John Ihrockmor-
ton. John r. West. Jr.
The ballots were taken as follows:
First hallot-B Bernard, -; Crump, 50; lawdcr,
35; McCulloch, 81; Ihroclmorton. .; Quinn, rs;
Whitney. CD; West - lhrocAmortons name
was dropped
second Iallot-Bomard, 81; Crump, g3; Law
der. %; McCulloch, ~; Quinn. 90; Whitney, b5;
West. d. Crump elected and West dropped
Third Ballof-Bcrnart. ~; IaWdcr. lG; Nctul-
loch. -; Quinn. o.; Whitney, D.. Bernard drop
ped.
Fourth Ballot-Lawdcr a.; NcCuNoch, -:
Quinn i8: Whitney. 50. LawdCr dropped.
Fifth Ballot-McC ulloch, $; Quinn, a.; Whit
ncy. 49,. McCulioch dropped
sixth Ballot Quinn. -; Whitney 80 Quinn
was elected hy one vote.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-26
CHURCH SERVTCES.
Meetings AT Christ Church-uo-o Of Seventh
Street Church Revival.


There was a very interesting congregation at
Christ church last night
After the singing of several selected hymns
Rev. Preston Nash introduced Or. Thomas Mel
son Page, who read the fifteenth tsalm' when
he used as "a basis 10 his remarks
DR. Page set forth IN very plaln yet torclI ie
language. the duties Of Christian, ana MS adj
dress was listened 10 with much interest.
After he had concluded Captain Frank Oun-
nngham. in his usual way, rendered Almost
lhe bishop will preach at Christ church to-
morrow evening at o'clock and Will confirm
a class.
These meetings are growing in interest and
iastnight the crowd was much larger than
any previous evening.
NE Rev Dr. Johnson, who is aiding the
pastor, Is preaching with great power anu
These services will continue from evening TO
evening; also Bible reading every afternoon
from to Is o'clock. Ihe public are cordially III
Mp HARRISON.
There was a large crowd al Nenahlc-strcot
church last night Mr. Harrison preached an
eloquent sermon and much interest was mani
Tested. There were several conversions.
AT SEVENTH STREET.
The services at SevCnth-street Christian
church still growth interest, and ,lr. spencer
plain but powerful presentation OF gospel truth
rs winning many soul, TO mist.
The special meeting for women Yesterday
morning was largely attended and there was
one conversion.
In has been determined 10 hold another SER
vice OF the same kind Friday mornNg at i
o'clock. and that being a holiday there Will
doubtless bee large turnout Of tho LADIES'.
The sermon last night was hasod on All flesh
is a. grass, but the word OF the Lord cndurcth
forcver"-lst Peter. j, 2t-.3
The preacher showed how unsat-fyng AMI
transient arc all ear hy esiatcs' ambition, amt
hopes lie contrastcd with these the word of
God and IL, enduring hlcs,cducs, 10 ihe soul.
There were four persons baptized at the close Of
G lao
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-26

PORT WEST POINT, MAR. y, 1901
ARRIVED.
Steamship Chatham, Providence, merchan-
disc: steamship DAnyille. Blliups Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers: steamship Ramon,
ID. T.. Larrnaga, Newport Nows, 20 load.
SAILED.
Steamship Chatham. Norfolk. merchandise;
steamship Danville, Billups, Baltimore. mer-
chandise and passengers.
LAMBERTs POINT. MARCH 25. 1891.
LOADED.
Schooners James u. Dewel New Haven; c. A
Lane, Bath; ". l.. Walker, Fall River.
COALED.
British steamships Loango. from New Orleans
10 Liverpool: Oakheld, from Charleston 10
bremen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-26
Burton Heater COMPANY.

A meeting Of the stockholders Of the Burton
Heater Company was held yesterday al their
once on Bank street. About 1900 shares were
REPRESENTED.
=, The following officers were elected. W. r.
hsson, OF Chicago, president: W. j. johnson,
Captain Andrew Pizzini secretary
me Executing Committee is represented bv
me following W J. Johnson. c. r. Shinker y
A. Catlin. ". T. De Sausseure 80
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-26
Dehnte al the CnlIecc.

-, The. annual public debate of the Mn Sigma
mo Literary Society Of Richmond College Will
bc held tomorrow night IN the college chapel.
Inc question for discussion Will be-. RESOLVED,
that Virginia should abolish her system OF pub
nc schools. The Affirmative Will be supported
3y Messrs Pollard and Gum. and the negative
by McssrS. Chambers lnd Watson
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-26
Colonel COPELAND TO Lecture.

.Colone! l.. T. Copeland, Of the Bryant Literary
Union IN New York City. wall give Il lecture in
the large hall of the Young Mems Christian As
soclaton on the night OF thursday, April 9Th
colonel COPELAND Is one Of the most popular,
pleasing eloquent, witty and instructive lectur-
cls on lhe American nlatlorm OF in-laY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-26
Seen Within Our Doors.

Mems Fine Worsted. Cashmere and Chovio.
Suits at surprisingly low prices, ranging
from $3.50 20 $50.
Fine Black Cheviot Suits. ss. 1880 and Els.
Fine Cheviot Suits, from $3.50 t. SIS
Fine Worsted Suits. from 50 to s2j.
Fine Cashmere Suits, from $3.50 10 go.
These goods are put up in frst-class style
and a Fl guaranteed
Boys Confirmation Suits ranging from Z TO
-: Cashmere and Cheyi0t Suits, from q
% &C.
Our stock Of BOYS and CHHDRENS
CLOTHING is we'll selected and ready Tor
your close inspection.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-26

Vote for Conway r. Sands for Common
wealth's Attorney of Henrico county at the
primary to-day
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-26
THE srRIKE ArAY END.
No Further Trouble AT the Mills the Clark
Thread Company.

NV YORK. Mar 25.-A representative Of tho
Clark Thread Company az Newark. y j. in ,on-
VIBRATION with reporter to-day iaid: ~ on
will he justified IN giving publicity - the fact
that the company has declared victory over
the strikers In the present troubles, and that 50
far rs the company Is concerned. the strike is at
an end.
THE public may continue 70 support the old
men IN their dleness Just s. long as n secs t TO
do 50, hut that they Will ever come hack 20 work
IN the mills under any circumstances Is an alb
solute impOssihility. The men who for almost a
quarter of century have earned comfortable
living ont Of this company have thrown away
their last chance, and the mills will now 20 on
a. usual
We have all the spinners We can find room
for and the girls are again at work on full lime.
In few days the Jersey City police will be
Withdrawn. the expense no longer being consid-
cred necessary"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-26

~ Marriage licenses were yesterday issued in
Richmond 10 the following parties. ali 81 Rich
pond;, Robert W. Allen and Olivia Dugsins.
belSy L. llller and Victoria T. Bowder, Julian
4. thomas and Maria Anfionette Peasants and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-26
WEATHER FORECAST.

- WAsHlNGroS. D. C.. Mar. 25.--Forecast:
cam Virginia Fair. except light rains in the
lfNR western portion lhursday: no change
i'm the temperature; norEheastcrly
- winds
! North Carolina: Fair on coast; in
creasing cloudness and rain on Thursday IN the
interior; slightly cooler IN the eastern portion;
warmer in western portion. winds becoming
sOuthWestery
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-26

Vote for Simon solomon for Sheriff of Hen
rico county at the primary to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-26

Vote for Simon Solomon for Sheriff of Hen
rico county at tho primary to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-26
~ DAY,
MegSL9, FRIDAY.

A SPECIAL EXHIBITION OF chill.
DRENS HATS. IN THE MILLINERY
PARLOR, FRIDAY. MARCH 9TH.
II THINK THE HATS ARE JUST
LOVELY THIS SEASON" OF COURSE 1T
WAS A WOMAN WHO SAID IT. AND OF
COURSE IT WAS AT MEYERS OPENING
SHE WAS TALKING.
THE OPENING CONTINUES TO-DAY.
YOU ARE EXPECTED TO COME AND
TAKE A LOOK. PONDER OVER THE
HATS. BONNETS AND TOQUES. TRY
THEM ON AND MARVEL AT THE
PRICES.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-26

Vote for Simon Soloman for Sheriff of Hen.
dco county at the primary to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-26

Vote for Conway r. Sands for Common
wealth's Attorney of Henrico county at the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-26

Vote for Conway X. Sands for Common
wealths Attorney Of Henrico county ut the
primary to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-26

Vote for Conway r. Sands for Common
wealth's Attorney of Henrico county at the
primary to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-26

Mr.. A. y. Pizzin is confined to his bed with
Ia grippe
Mr.. John b. Laughran, of Norfolk Va, Is in
the city.
The Rosemary Literary Club will meet to
night az 500 o'clock Macbeth will he dis
Cu~scd.
Fulton Lodge. Good TemIlars. will have an
open meeting tom gLt az clock. 4 splendid
programme has been arranged.
The new West End Narket-the third one in
the clty-wlll bee completed by April 18th. \
splendid building has been erected for the
purpose.
The lricklayers Union meets Saturday night
az IhOns Han, corner Seventeenth and Vain
streets. ami not at Llletts Hall, as has been
published
The Jefierson-Florence conf any closed its en-
gagcment az the Mozart Tuesday night. TO h
performances were excellent. and the receipts
for the two night were about $500. 4 stronger
cnst has never played IN Richmond than that
which appeared during this engagement,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-26

Vote for Simon Solomon for Sheriff Of Hen
rico county at the Primary to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-26
FERTILIZERS.

7 IsTERs ANIMAL BONE FERTILIZEES
Made purely from an ANIMAL BONE ana
BLOOD BASIS. Gives the very hes, results oA
all crops. az the same time acting as permanent
improves. For prices and further information
apply to T. W. WOOD & SONS, SEEDMEN,
and 10 South Fourteenth street,
mh2f-.h, saksu Richmond va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-26

Vote for Conway Il. Sands for Common
wealth's Attorney of Henrico county a, the
primary to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-26

Or. Thomas Nelson Page is among the authors
who viii contribute 10 what i'm Sundays lhlla-
dtlphla Times will bc termed symposium Of
America who have contributed their indiyid-
ual answers 10 the question: The Novel OF To-
Morrow. What Will 10 be-.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-26
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, MAR. ", 1897.