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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-07

A Large B,Iek Eal,ainx Destroyed BY Fifs
Sare. ~ ,he Injured w,racnions rs-
cape From Dsath-A De.perate Negro
shot aud Killed by an Onlcer.

cape From Dsath-A Desperate Negro
shot aud Killed by an Onloer.
NORFOLK. VA. Feb. 6.-ISpecial. Fire
broke out here ut $40 tonight in q large
three--tory brick building on Hull street.
owned ny William Taylor, and occupied rs
peanut factory.
The flames had gained such Roadway be-
fore discovered that there was ho hope Of
saving the building, and az one time il was
feared that the fire would reach the large
block Of buildings on Main street in rear Of
the burning house. BY desperate efforts Of
the department, the fromen succeeded in
coLhniug the flames % this one house,
though several others were considerably
damaged.
While lighting the fire a wall tell, catch
ing eight 6remeu under it and more or less
injurirg an. a cry Of horror went mp from
the vast crowd as the crumbling walls
crashed downward. buryiug ,he unfortunate
men beneath q mass Of brick and debris
In moment the other lremen and the cN
cited SPECTATOR hurried 10 their rescue.
Willing hands DON hurled away the ho;
bricks and drew the unconscious and in-
iured men from their periIous position. The
men were carried into "a saloon near hy.
where surgical attention was rendered.
LIsT or TIE INJCEED
The names of the injured are:
W. II. JaQues, arm broken and badly
crushed ana bruised about the head ANA
body
j. j. Robbins. terrible eat ON the h au,
and badly bruised about tue head aud bo1l
J.. L.Witt. ieit arm maugled and nad
scalp wound
IL. Powers. leg badly crushed and au-
kle -praiued. and cut about the bead.
j. n. West. shoulder dislocateJ ana ID
! severe scalp wound.
| Jane, Parker, CHASTITY scalp wound ond
! head and body horribly bruised.
! Its feared that the Injuries of tne latter
| may prove fatal. The loss by ,tAe Ore WI
not exceed 10000. partially covered ut in.
surducc.
MICRO KILLED BY Al OFFICER.
A desperate negro named William VIM
was fatally shot Dr officer Iiutchns. 0i OBJ"
! Portsmouth police. Iu THAT city about .
O'Clock tonight. llutchins. bon company
with lr0thc. officer. bad gone t0 N lun
| home WITT warrant for bis arrest ITO.
negro. % powerful muscular man, d- uieo
! them tI,t ho would not submit to arrest
/ vs. ben ,ne attempt Has made the negro
! seized Officer pir--. alo hur.iu- UIm Io iN.
/ ao1r attempted tO choke him OBJ death
upon tH negro seized tue pros
/ trite officers club and fdeat uim
! a heavy blow. lle Was about Oh
/ follow 30 100 with others. vu.u llutcnin-
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wgSr-ESD AARsEg aoV


ush,r Local News o. an irtefe"'ipk ~
txrs--A Harse Haas Away <rs k'''t
u.els-rorbspe vince, - NE NeR
ns.srvelr--cbsr,,y Hail 50 Ne e'ssss
The West Fad market, which = ''fli' p
,he sou,hess, coracr Of Linden and tary
streets. win be about completed os'ihe mid
dIe Of The month, aud will be ready Cor o.
.upancy by March lst. Il Is one heuvfts|
and slxty-swo feet long aud one h'aafe''
and iweniy-scyeu feet wide. From nc
,round to the ling proper u y th'rty'
seven feet, but in the piddie there Is 4
ssylieh, that seaches sesen'3-slse FEET from
There will be eighty stalls forty ioi
meals and the same number for Vegetables
and on All sides are broad aisits That MI
give 10 purchasers plenty OF foyia oufirl
he crowded market hears. The base 81 ~
en;Idlng Cor four fset Is Of rrsnde, the b2i
ance being built Of brick with fed mortar
The roof Is Of slate. and taken ns WEvs
the building towers much above ,ts fellows
and makes an excellent aprearauee
The building will cost about 50, ~ en-
.hc land on which Il 4 built has nst $40.
o1o The contractors are htesrf. bfis'VF
!, pearce. and the house mas b9ilt from
design from the City EnginceFs ph'ee'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-07
sEMIENCEp 10 osAIH-


Jim Craney t. Hang Eos tie Murder Of
Charles oliver.
LEXINGTON, Va, FEB. 6.--~ircial..-
Jim Craney, th- murderer OF Charles Oliver.
at Brownsburg, last October, must hang
80 says jury. which, after setting on the
case nearly twenty four hours. and listening
for three DAYS t0 the testimony. 1uE
lRlE,' reader, are familiar with thr history
Of tuls criminal. Iii, attempt upon the lie
Of the late Dr. l.. j. Walker. n Browns
burg. o.er two Years ago. and the muruer
Of Charles oliver al Br0Wnsbufg. last iall.
an account % which appeared in THE
TIMES, and for which be- will now
hang. The Judge postponed the sent
ence until tue last ~ this term.
His GOODNESS throughout the trial and ever
since his incarceration in jail here l. char.
acteristic Of the man, and in keeping with
the indOmitahle viii which enabled him to
live on apples and green corn, and undergo
all the suffering 0. the severity Oflast fall for
two months while escaping from The officers
which ne successfully eyaded until hunger
and cold laid him PROSTATE. When the YER
dict was announced before him, his count.
enance never changed, and turning shorty
afterwards to City Sergeant Perry. he
asked; Does that mean deathgr And DO.
ing informed that II did. he turned OH with
nothing more 10 say. lie has been reck-
less negro, stirring up riot and disorder at
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rae AmnNpsp cAARfea


a,tehmond Has the Right 10 ttefnee TIE
Electric Franchise
!, may not be qeneraliy knemu thai he
c,,v If R,chmona haa The right. under rs
charter, to prohibit electric iielff companies
from furnishing lieht 70 private consumers
when he municipd plantie put Is opera
ton, but K u neyerth less true
Insf Febfuarv when he lfichiDend Rail-
way and Elective COMPANY went " zoe
Legislature for it, charter REPRESENTATIVES
Of the city propose Hn amennmfns 70 lse
I'm nroyIdinQ fnat when the city shois,d e.
tall'sh an electric plant thsD Tic II khs ~
the company 20 SCH light 70 prfAse cpHse1
.mprs should cease.
he representative Of the electric
company accepted this emendmsut. It's
a ttoIneg knew at tie tine thAt the city bad
no right under is charter q make such .
prohibition aud that The amendment would
amount 10 naught unless The charter was
amended.
few days after the bin .incorposating
this concern was passed, Mr.. w. Deane
Courtney, chairman o. the Council Com.
mittee on Electric Light, prepared bill
amending tho city charter 10 meet the case,
AMI II was passed by the General Assembly
and approved by the Governor.
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.LYNCHBURG
Death Of MIR. Feagans-rriai of Richard
Bsudt-The Y. VI. 4. 4. Convention


Bsndt-The Y. ". {. 4. Convention.
LYNcmBURG, VA, Feb. Special.
The case Of the Commonwealth against
Richard BenJt, for shooting the butcher,
Jacob simmer. "a week ago, as reported in
THE TIMES. was up tO-da on preliminary
trial and the prisoner sent on 20 me slauu
Jury. TIE wounded man was unalie Z" PIP.
near. but his doctors pronounced him oul OF
DANGER. Bail for Bcndt WAS asked uut
Mayor lancey reserved his opinion uuuI ''-
morrow. ....
The Young Mems Christian Association
will hold their annual state convention 49,
this civ from February 18th tn ihe l''u'
and a. many as four hundred delegates are
expected to De- present. ON Thursday hl.Nl
tle ladies auXililry of the LynchnufS As-
.ociation will give reception 10 III, '"'
delegates in Che gymnasium 90 the A7s"-
citation h.iid'ug. ON Friday from noon "u-
nI 3o.ci0cl p. NJ. five parior meetings VIII
.al hold u fha private residence of some OBJ
-n. most --40miurnt citizens oi the cliy on
SATURDAY night. am exhibition drill is io he
given BOD the gymnasium under ine 'lle'-
lion ol Professor larigau, of tnis cry.
Oa the trial Yesterday at fula-hl louil
house ol William Williams for the hl iih-
of Gabriel BurrCs some time ago ln %
drurkou rolic. the prisoner was convict"
BOD fha uDnifeutiary for0-nt years.
M.RohDit Foa.an-. WeIl-hn0Wn }oun-
merchant 0. lclier died at his nome at
t.at place Yesterday. aged twenty. three
years. Deceased was son OF Mr.. ll1Nl-
r. Feaeau-. and Very popular NOT only DID,
.I- own -hborl00d and county. but n
obj, cts whore bc has many friends.
a co'aul tram ~hitgr named William
rumnr while shifting cars on ine 0ou' De
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-07

when ths Casino license ease Was called
n ,he Hastings Court Yesterday, dcs-f>.
Georee p. Haw and 5. VI. Page smici THAT
thoir client, Mr.. j. r. Hudson. had discou-
tinued his business and WAS willing 90 SUE
Wonder his license ana end Ga. matter. The
case Is that Hudson appeared 10 answer a
r..le directing HIM to show cause why the
license should not Dee revoked. and after
hearing evidence judge Witt decided o. re-
vele he license. The cost Of The ease was
All 5o which was paid boy Mr.. Hudson.
'rhis acton against the proprietor OF the
Casino grew out of the late cock tight, am
account OF which was published IL IHK
TiNEs the day amer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-07

Tie Beard OF Directors OF the Hebrew
Home FOR the Aged and lniirm held meet
INK last Thursday night. Among the acts
done WAC the passing OF resolutions In refer
tnco 10 tho death Of d.. Abraham Harris.
There were several logistic speeches
made before the resolutions Were acted
upon.
Dir. Philip Whitlock was elected d.
rector 70 Oh the vacancy caused by the
death OF Dr. Harris. Mr.. Abr than Levy
vas also elecled director 10 nh the va
cancy caused By the resignation Of Mr.. l..
Haab.
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s :s::s 4 h: s,| & s'l!
was sfatfed 81 B ne11 derc n, z.' ~
cnisred Tue room and bIcv e,lt Y, = q
and when charged with tie o6eueo ~ q:
yicfiin, Charles Oliver Be Ihy1teq niea ~ ~
OF doors and killed him. fhis WI ~ ~
first haaeinx In ko,kbr!dgc for forty Years.
The Youngest offender that has been ~
ore the court Cor some time was deoree pss
4 Idson. of Buena Vista. who vas sentenced
10 one wear in the penitentiary for stealing
thirty-twO one.cent stamps. George II uo'
quite fourteonyot and bis youthtulness e%ch-
ed much sympathy. a petition, started Dy
the Jury and Judge that tried bin ana nuneI-
ousiy signed. Will be- presented TO inc gov
ernGr. requesting him to commute the SOU
renee 10 one year i'm the county jail or trans
ferred b the Virginia Prison Association
This is the fourth time this youthful crlil'-
nal has been before court and convicted o'
stealing.
Robert Henderson, colored, was also sem
fenced 10 two years in the penitentlary lof
breaking open house near the kockDtiuse
baths Robert il a youth Of about eighteen
wears.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-07

About oo'clock Yesterday morning some
excitement was created in the store OF C..
i. Nauer A Company at Fourteenth and
Main streets, by the explosion of kerosene
amp.
The employees in the printing house Of j..
". FERGUSON a son, hastily retreated and
for some time an intense cOmm0tiOn pre-
vailed. However the flames were quickly
suppressed without the calling in Of the
ire department. The little girl who wa-
handling the lamp nj the time Of the explo-
sion suffered some injuries.
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pREEeRRto ckEplToRs.
A Petition to the chamber Of Conn erc'
On this subject.

n PeiltlOh TO the 'H"tt"'f ~ N"t'-" -
On this subject.
The following communication received
by Mr.. IL II. Witty was last night re-
erred 10 the Chamber OF Commerce;
eve would respectfully suggest that
your organization take steps 20 present be-
fore our next Legislature bill TO prevent
preferences in assignments.
ave believe that such action will meet
with the approval Of our legislative body
and the business men OF our state.
.I.et us follow the good example Of our
sister state North CarOlina) 10 protect
honest merchants from being deprived Of
their just rights"
stern 4 Co, NJ. S. Block q Co, James
River Tanning and Leather Company,
Als0p, Mosby x CO., NJ. IIessberg, J. >,
, Wright n Stokes, ". n ilediom, A..
Whitlock d Co.. Watkins Hardware
Company. WHIT 4 Taylor q Co. Cot
tren, Watkins a Co, Powers-Iaylor
Drug Company, samuel :. cotuells
sons. John A kralz. and Ningo, Elicit
A Crump Shoe Company.
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y a . .
Rev. o. n. Van Houien has returned q
tie city. ~
Mr. Lee " lilo, OF chtsierneId, visited the
city y sterday.
The Council Committee on Finance held
their regular meeting last night.
A parish reception. which proved 70 ne
decided success, was given last night at
The rectory Of the Meade-Mcmorial church.
The a. u. j. Club gave ball last night
at odd Fellows Han, which was brilliant
affair.
Mr.. William Fletcher. Of Norfolk. who
was badly injured in that city on Thursday
last by falling from seallOld thirty-three
feet high, Is the father Of Mr. Fred.
Fletcher, who has a number OF friends in
this city.
II has been suggested that it would be a
good thing for The locomotives on the Rich
m0nd and Danyille railroad 10 blow their
whistles when passing the Manchester
water works. The sharp curve there makes
IL impossible for persons to see the incom-
ing trains except at "a short distance.
On Friday night at Mount Calvary BAp-
list church. in Chesterfield. a very inter
Testing entertainment was given by the La
dies Aid Society, which was largely a.
| tended ay the members and friends. one
/ Of the most attractive features Of the even
/ ing was q recitation by Mrs. J.. j. West
m0roiad. OF Petersburg, entitled "Ihe
/ New Church Organ There were several
duet, and solos and the entertainment was
/ greatly enjoyed by all.
/ The case of Charles VI. Amos against the
| Richmond and Petersburg Railroad, which
/ was tried Yesterday in the Hastings court.
! ended with verdict for the plaintlu LOT
/ $1,000 The suit was brought for the loss OF
a cow which bad been killed by a train OF
| the defendants al the intersection OF FOUR
| ieeniA street aud the railroad.
I The dead h0ds OF a coioree man ma meo
I Richard Mics was found Thursday alter
noon ON the railroad track above Belle sic
Junction. Coroner ingram summoned q
| iury. and the verdict Was thai the deceased
| came % bis death los being run over by the
car- of the Richmond and Danyille railroad
/ but that 40 blame Was attached TO anyone
connected with the said road.
The one-stOry frame building owned by
/ the Richmond and DanFillo Railroad Com
pany and situated alongside the railroad
! tracks within "a few feet OF the ,eventh-streei
arch. was burned Yesterday morning about
/ % o'clock several railroad men were in tht
building q few minutes before and went on
to meet am incoming freight train
| rbe blaze attracted their attention
and the men hurried back q
the house 90 save their coats and elects
but The fire had made such Roadway they
were unable 90 enter the building. n stream
of water from the tank was first thrown oi
the luildng and the ffcmen soon aIrN.t
and turned on hose stream from neigh
boriu- fre-plug. The building. which wa'
only recently erected, was almost totalll
DESTROYED.
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~ Chamber Of Commerce yesterday
purchased the lot on Main street OCCUPIED
by Lumsdeu's jewelry store for $4,000.
This will give the new building Of the or.
ganization a frontage Of ~, feet. The
building committee held another session
last night To discuss the tige plans before
them for the erection OF the new building.
The session was a lengthy one, but the com.
mittee did not yet arrive al any conclusion
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-07
pleAslNG EXERCISES.
Anniversary Of tho Young MEMS Christian
Association.

On Tuesday evening nest the Young
Mems Christian Association will celebrate
their anniversary by meeting In the large
hall. The exercises will be opened with a
HMM by male chorus. Rev. Or. W. W.
Landrum will read a passage from the
Sculptures, and the Rev. Or, }. y Fair WIZ
offer PRAYER. The audience will then siny
the hImn, "Ali Hail the Power II jesus
Name whereupon MIR. s. w. Trayefe,
president Of the Association, Will make bis
annual report. i,
The nes number Of the programme VIII
DE solo, "ln Sight Of the Crystal Sea"
sung by Captain Frank Cunningham. REV.
DIR. W. Y. Tudor will deliver the Address Of
The evening. Amer the announcement 81
the new officers for The ensuing year, the
audience will sing the hymn "fhere are
Lovely Hearts to Cherish" aud the e&ercl-
SEES will close with the benediction by the
Rev. DR.. !. X. Mason.
The active members OF the Association
have been requested 20 meet at the bu'ldi ne
the same evening at balf-past ! O'Clock, o.
forty-fye minutes previous 70 tl9 pubhe
meeting. for the purpose OF electins officers
for the ensuing sfar.
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4f< (1 II IS }rjrSo~! W. b. "
& |''ee So 9. a6Aid fsss fos NJ
ot!sth<ch aka{pft p0hfer. argued by
n 81 DAVIS Esa.. far appellant.
~ lft5<HHf GoH,f.-in tne case OF Charles
u. HArf# (cyjoftd), charged with highway
fvtitE{- ne Jury falling 10 agree on a yer
seeoad "nunG jury in the case. Harris
y III be tried again - the March term Of the
c1ar,
fffu Cf5caAt fOafi Judgment was
rendered Yesterday n the case Of Thomas
Sraneh 4 Co. assignees, against toe Ma
tioDal Life Insurance Company for 100000.
a charter sgas gauted the Hollywood
5.cmcrial Association. The objects are me
protection and care 81 the graves or the
Confederate soldiers inferred at Hollywood
CerlsferY. The capital stock ~ 30 be not
LEES than $500 nor more than SloOW. Inc
principal once Is 10 be I'm Il chmund.
The officers are; Mrs. Joseph Bryan,
president; Mrs. Lucy \. Webb, honorary
xice president. Washington. d. C.; Mrs.
| Join Purcell, first yice-president; Mrs
Nary w. Thomas. second Wce-Wesidenl
/ Afs. William w. Henry, third Nice-piesi-
dent, Ai1s. J, r.. Branch. Jr., fourth vice
| pfcsi1ent; Mrs. Jane b, Pace. nth wee
/ ,aesidenf: Mrs. philip ~. Mckinney, siNtl
lficf-presidenf; Mrs Maxwell r. Clarke
] trc4eufcf; Miss ldary g. Cren-haw. Ic
lrording secretary. and Mrs. l.. &. Minor
corresponding secreiary.
/ Policc CoUFf.--James Conway was an
/ faigned in the Police Court yesterday morn
ing Of he charge Of attempting 20 rescue
+. prisoner from policeman W. T. Foster
fae igtter testified that he had arrestei
DICK lsaacs on 1hursday night. when Con
! WY came up and attacked him. ofderin
hin 20 give up isaaCs. Conway WAS fine
1910 and cost.
isaacs, who IS about sixteen years old
was CnargeG with being drunk and disoi
derby and using prolaue Language at 90
cotner OF Eighth and Broad streets. Isaac
ait0 assaulted the officer, but when I'm com
lstAteosfhat DE had no recollection OF Wha
ocfprfed the preyions night. lie was DO
qQlred 70 pay lines ana cost amounting l
Il all ~ SAFE.
Charles Rosser, charged wi,h being drla
and crearnga disturbance .u the house "a
Mrs. Minatfee, had lO go o. jail .nr six
ldays In default Of the required security.
Esiello B0ssicy (co.0lfdJ was char
j With Stealing one gratr and axe. ltW1
lmppsslble, however, 90 prove tine .ucrn
4 fpF the reason that the owner could no' D.
Z lcubd, and Estelle was therefore oH
lcharged.
Ceofgia Sweet (colorod) was cha.'
with stealing clothing and Masonic rI
the property Of A. Miller she WAS sent
Jail for ninety days.
Charles Rice was committed llf I
months In default OF security on tHr cha
OF being disorderiy and creating disturb
| ance.
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80 rnrl,ine Mheel.

BY the latter part o. next week me new
wheel M the New Fump-house viii have
bean placed in position. ii Is a genuine
turbine wheel, ana takes the place Of par
tial turbine.
The new wheel is placed IN ly the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Company. who wished 20
have more water power IN the canal 40
do this il had either 90 raise the paebinefl
or put In the wheel. The latter was less
expensive. henc they did il. u VIII cost
about SIS. 900, TO be paid by them,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-07

Two Of MIR. John Tyier's horses rau away
YESTERDAY morning, resulting N The DEAN
of one of them. II va about o'eiock, ana
The driver lad iust uuhitched them from
wagon. in which he had brought TO ltieh-
mond party who had been in the country
dancing The horses dashed on, aud az
Foushee md Canal streets ran inio aseNef
ditch. brushing over iairicades, lanteins
aud an other resistance. Before relief yne
OF the horses Died In the ditch. Inc o'he'
one was g0tien out unh8rmed
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sALwnl AS D'ARTAGNAN.
he Establishes Fine Reputation WA
Richmond.

He Establishes n Fine Reputation Win
Richmond.
The audience that enjoyed "ihe Ialce
ouardsmen" last evening, az Mozart A.ad-
amy was ,the largest. most brilliant "r4
enthusiastic Of Mr. ~ayiul- GA ae me"'.
Sir. Saiyini has an excellent drmah/1inn
OF Dumas' great omaucc, "ihr iui'.
Ghiardsnen.v II never lags ior an instant
and the more important portion, % ihe 'N1h
have not been elm mated to p3na l'
dramatic luridness. DE- fourth act IN pare
ficslar. the scene Of which i- laid ou ar
outgoing steamer. is very Elective a- NtN
az Interesting. The strength oi Nr. ~ailihi p
entire company Is tested in "Ihe lhro.
Guardsmenr The part.4 UAnaenn is
well suited 20 the star, M last evening lr
did some OF the best acting of the wees
Mr.. salyini is undoubtedly at bis best BOO
the character Of the Young Cdscon, giving
an impersonatiOn that is consistent and bon
! teiigent.
Mcssrs. Herbert Archer Elmer Delama-
ter aud Owen E,tOu ilIm the ilo come
prlsing The guardsmcn aud carry lh' lai'
4 of these f0licking soldiers admirably. NI
\ i.icius Henderson gives clover imp f-'l-
alton OF King Louis XIII. Mr.. Ben. uu-
son gave Nerg gOoi mUcr-onatnu ul lit
foxy Rlchelieu. Miss Belle Archer 1896.
seen at her Jest as Anne OF Au-'lIa. ano
made beautiful queen. Miss Augusta lH
| Forest was eNcc'tli as lady ID. Winter
an the cabin scene she was very eHrtutr.
| Miss Maudo Dixon us Con-iauc. Hud ih.
remainder OF the cast did cEcpll'ut Worb.
4 fhia afternoon MI. ~alAinI VIII inrN %
! Don Cpsar de bazan. Toni -ht lue lnf.n
Guaidsmenn will close DIS ereafDm. ni
here.
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"HOw to Cure An sim Di.ea.e. >,

Simply apply "swayne's Ointmen, -.
Internal medicine required. Cmres 80 W
eczema, itch, all eruptions ON the faea
hands, nose, DC, leaving the skin ciaos
white, and healthy. lie great healing AL
curative powers are possessed by no OH.
remedy. Ask your druggist for swayna,'
Ointment. ~J NC
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-07

MI. 4. Wiley Davis and Mr.. Fritz sitter
ding were engaged Yesterday 10 making
an expert examination oi the four iron
mont building, belonging to the Franklin
~iearn, estate, which We're damaged hy the
recent Main street tire, for the purpose of
adjusting the loss. They placed the total
damage. les, the depreciation, 40 $500. -.
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po1UREs OF IA UNWILLING


rhev are 60 be sem .o thr fI1h Mara !and
Hsclmoat
Ia T4twich's window To- ihe Pace tlo.h
IS exhibited tw) pictures of the uuNeIiiu
OF Inc lee statue. These picture SHOW t.o
statue while &c was PARTLY unveiled ou iar
sgih. ana also when 10 Was fully unveiled 3D.
few seconds later. They 0re divided 0y 1
bar IA the frame made of antique uah and
silver. and are about l0NlS.
Aboye the picmres cut i'm the wide, pol-
i.hed oak frame, is Inscribed "lst Va. 90 9TH
Md.r On the lett side of the frame are
three silver musAet-, modelled arcr tine
~, ,e used ia the late war, with the letters
..1S6i,v aud on the r.-Al side are similar
muskets with the lettcIs "l>0d.' Below lhc
.nletuncs are the words. cleo statue lu-
yelling, MAY %, 1870, Richmond. Va
In Jew days this picture Viii hc sent q.
me finn Maryland Regiment in Baltimore
n viii serve as "a mOmgnto iO the bAl'i-
,norsans Ol their Visit io Richmond DUNN.
the Lee unvCllilg ceremonies, and Will al-N
be a reciprocal acknow lcd4cm. 900 of the
v-rv handsome set OF resolutions which
senfe sept by the Filth Regiment i0 the First
isaaiment q short time ago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-07
The Ambulance.

The ambulance was called yesterday 10
WOrtham's box factory, corner Of Filth and
Byrd streets. An employe had one Of his
ringers cut on by circular saw. DR.. Hol-
man dressed the wound.