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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-05
In the Courts.

police Court. John Wavorly lcolorcdl was ar
Tested on Tuesday afternoon and locked NJ IN
the Third police stailon on ih' chalEe oil Eu'lliE
Frances Brown colorei with knife. lie wa,
taken before court yesterday morning and the
case dismi s.ed the complainant beng required
TO pay the cost II appears from the testimony
that the two were playing and the woman was
cut on the hand while MaVcrly was attempting
to take the knife away from her
Thomas G. German. who Keeps bar-rOom on
Louisiana street near Williamsburg avenue,
was charged with Keeping his har-room open
and selling LIQUOR on Sunday. February 2Hi
Two witnesses testified that they got drinks M
German 5 har-roOm on that day. lie was fined
S2j and his case sohi on To the musings
court.
wears was arraigncd under the charge OF be-
iraving Miss Amanda Lomhardy under the
promise of marriage. Mr.. ID. g. Richardson.
counsel for Hill. being absent from the city the
case was laid over until March I'm.
T. J.. Wylc lcolOrcdl was hned go Tor last
driving on the street.
Patrick Boiling ,colorcd was charged with
shooting az Thomas Jasper with a pistol lie
had 10 pay fine Of - and cost. -
George Smith. Sarah Robinson Major Miller
and Sarah Johnson. all cQlor'd' were found
guityof msdemeanor and were each fined 80
and cost
spencer Stanley, colorcd tramp, was sent to
the almshOusc.
William Landrum was fined i5and cost for be-
ing drunk and Tcspas'ing on the premises OF
Ci,a CGnW Co,rt-The suit Of T. c. Mayo
and others against thc NchmOnd ana llanFluc
Railroad COMPANY was dismissed under the
fiyc-ycar law. This WAS slui OF elcctmcni
brought 90 recover certain land, used 10y the de-
PENDANT company and claimed hy the plaintiffs
u was instituted in the Hastings Court OF Man
chester I'm lS.a II was afterwards removed to
Richmond. and ma. since been pending.
Judge Wexford denied the motion 10 SET aside
the verdict and order new trial IN the case oI
s. H. Dunn against the Richmond and Peters
burg railroad. Dunn al the last term recovered
SqON damages for iuiurics received ON the road
ON the night of Alay y. is40 This was the time
Of the collision on the James nycr bridge IN
which Engineer Lowry lost his life. judgment
was entered. Plaintiff and defendants both cN-
ccpicd 10 the ruling Of the court. and leave was
granted To- file bills of exception. Judgment
was suspended for ninety day upon condition
that defendant enter INTO bond IN the sum 81
$1,000.
The following trustees for the Old Market
PRESBYTERIAN church were appointed: : IL,
Halves. J.. A. Catlin, John ). Muncc and Charlie
Lorraine
Hiainqs Co,pt-James Corcoran colorcdl,
alias Matthew Hunt. breaking into the dwelling
of Mary Pfclflcr and stealing set OF harness
Sent To the lcnItcmtiary for two years
Joseph Warren IcOlOrcd|, making u malicious
assault on l.. A Wilkinson. Two years IN the
pcultontiary.
Florence Warren (colorcdN, unlawful assault
on l.. \. Wilkinson. Six months IN jail and one
cent iine.
Amanda Warren (colorcdl. unlawful assault
on l.. 4. Wilkinson. Case nolc proscqmed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-05
Personal and General.

There were twenty-five converts az MT. Har-
risOn's revival meeting az Clay-strect Baptist
church last night. There have been lOJ converts
since the meetings began.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday 70
Robert johnson and Hannah johnson; Alexan-
der Monroe and Catherine Brown ,aA coloredl.
Mr. Felix Toussig. of New York, Is the guest
of Mr. Moses l.. Rose. He came from New York
10 attend the Charity Ball tonight.
MIR. Conway r. Sands. who has been sick in
Albemarlc county. has returned 10 the city en-
tirely recovered in health.
The Womans Christian Temperance Union
entertainment will take place az COrcoran Hall
tonight at s oclock.
Miss Bentleys condition is unchanged, but
her physician Is hopeful
Nothing Of importance was done in the
Chancery Court yesterday
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Rose,naryL Library Committee.

The Executive Committee of the Rosemary
Public Library was announced Yesterday by
President Page as follows: Ncssrs Thomas \.
Page. T. f.. D. Myers, Henry = llutzlcr 0,ccre-
tary1. Wyndham Il. Meredith. Joseph u. Ander-
son, William l.. Cutshaw. Joseph Bryan; William
Gustavus Miilhiscr, " l. Thomas C. V. Mere
dith. Thomas y. Carter Nirginius Newton. ".
j. Chosterman, Arthur NJ; Seldom. Everett
Hutzlcr. W. r. Quarles, Roosevelt Page, T.. T..
Crump. C. A. TAYLOR W T. Rcddv. Juliu, Straus,
J. J.. VI. Curry, b. k.Wellford. Jr, and Or. W.
". Landrum.
meeting of this committee will Lo held to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock IN the Office Of
PAGE 4 Carter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-05
Terrific Boiler Explosion.

ALBANY. n. Y. Mar. A boiler exploded
In the dye-house Of James McCombe. on
South Pearl street. shortly before noon to-day.
wrecking the building and seriously injurine
James McCombe, Jr.. George McCombe AMI
Samuel MoCombe. The latter was badly
burned before he could be cStricated Be.
sides the injured persons there were two
other men. David and james McCombe. in
the building All were on the second floor
above the boiler. The boiler was blown so
feet away and crashed through ashed inwhich
hurt.
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DIR. NEWTON Ar ST. JOINS.
whose Despise,h the word Shall BE De-
strONed.N

DR.. Newton continued his services last night
by an able impressive discourse on Proverbs
xiii -, Whose dcspiseth the word shall be de-
stroyod: hut hc that feareth the commandment
shall be- rewarded
II was pronounced the best sermon Of the
course.
Captain CUNNINGHAM hymns are chosen with
a Wow 10 their Appropriateness % the text.
The services ahord several opportunities for
congregational singing, which the people cyl-
deaty appreciate. The choir and a chorus Of
singers, with Mis-, Iii2wilson az the organ and
Mr. Sluman on the cornet, occupy the hall hour
before the service with the leading OF those
present 100 hearty hymns.
The services viii continue until saturday
night.
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THE TURF.
Entries and Results of the Races at Gutten
burg and Other Tracks.
M entries ID the Guttenbnrg races are:

The entries for the Guttenburg races are:
First race, three-quarters Of mile-DonGan,
ls; Persuader l2O; Renounce, III; Disgo, IA;
Tennessee, 49, Hope colt, 100: Discount 1866
kemQio Oily. 100; Remembrance, los; IOpmast,
i0j; Facial b., lO5; Catherine b, 1885, Longevity,
| l0j; Owen Golden. l02.
Second race six and one-half furlongs, sell
| ing-Planter, 10. Guarantee. 40; Climax, lO7;
4. O. H.. lo2; Iceberg, 80; Peril, %; Marie Lowell
| 90, Cheney. ~
Third race. one-half mile, selling Rhode
colt, ll5; Affinity colt, JOS: RctractiOn lllly
lG; FlayIa colt, lO7; Miss Fox. iO2
Fourth race, one mile handicap Dor, il6;
Dalsyrian, 10; Brussels, 100; Defauter, lOg;
Sandstone. iU2: Bertha Campbell. %; Midget ~:
lllspent. W; Quotation. W.
Fifth race iiye and half furlongs, selling
fltHoy, ll5; harrisburg. 10; Defendant. l0i;
Shotover, l0l. Francis j.. l0a; Dixie, IOl; Red
lin. loi; Emma j.. q; Lottie, %.
sixth race one mile. selling John Jay s., i3l;
Billy Brown lSS' Cast Steel, 49, supervisor, l2l;
Gilmer, l2l; Annie NJ. 1871; Mary Conroy i0s.
RESULTS.
First race. three-qusrters Of a mile, selling
3ongan first; Marsh hedon second, Gilmer
third Time 1913.
Go hrst, Lyceum. second, Virgil third. Time
los.
Third race. fve-eighths Of a mile. handicap
sunday first, ned Elm second Lemon Blossom
third. Time l02A.
Fourth race six and half furlongs. selling
Glitter II. hrst, Marie Lowell second, Climax
tAlIil.. illtt l.-1fe.
Fifth race. one and one-eighth Of a mile, SELL
ing-Defaulter first, Joe Courtney second, Brus-
sells third. Time 81.
Sixth race, soyen-elghths Of a mile. selling
Innocence first, Silent second, fragrant third.
lime 32I4.
GLOUCESTER.
First race. seven furlongs-yevay first Jubilee
second. Lonely third. Time l:g.
Second race. four and one-half furlongs-COp-
perncld hrst Tartar second. Geneyieye third.
Time l.OiA
Third race. six furlongs-M arigold first, Alder
man second, Eudeys third. Time :25A
- fourih race, six iurfongs-Morris Own first,
Eddlngton second, Ihone third Time i:25LS.
fifth race. xix and one quarter furlongs-Long
Island nrst, Belisarius second, Chief,ain third.
Time -
Sixth race. four and one-half fnrlongs-Rev
DOT first Irene III. second, Bonnie Lass third
Time :Olya.
SALE or TRoTTISG STOCK
NEw YoRR. Mar. 4-There was large attend
ance to-day az the second days sale OF Califor-
MA trorlng stock. Up TO clock eleven OF tho
animals had been sold az from $500 to al $50.
which were considered good figures The
horses bringing the best prices wore Black.
hlly. sydney. lloseleaf, TO Jacob RUPERT III $50
fleetboy colt, Sydney Flight. TO J. II. Sultz.
q 600. resold 20 j. Rupert at private sale:
Marietta. bay filly, by sydney Mary, 20 II. Oster.
haul, Of Melrose, y. Y, sl.525; Han q, by sgd
ney-Alice, 10 j. II. sultz, sl.50.
|
Telephone No IN has haan placed al tha oes..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-05
Piano EecItaI at Mr. race,s

Mr. Leo Wheat gave a piano recital At Mr.
James b. PAGES handsome residence on west
franklin street last night AchOice programme
of music was rendered and among those pres,
cnt were: Mr.. and Mrs Donald Macleod, elias
Cow. scotland guests of Mr. and Mrs Pace
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Donnan. Mr. and Mrs
JD. Patton. Mrs 4. b. Camm, Misses Schwartz
wacldcr Elan Lee, Emma Barksdale. Virgo
Brock Annie Camm. Bessie Martin, Ellen Hob
son. Maggie Ferguson. Nellie Ryder, Bessie
Pace, Mary Pace AMI Ethel Pace. Mrs. Coke
Miss Coke, Messrs. Antrim. Darlington Hane-
winckcl Hobson. Ferguson. Atkinson. Lee
Curry. Stacy. Martin Potts. Talbot and Pace
Tho musical number. consisted Of selections
from Faust" "Irayatore." 20, aud closed with
Home, Sweet Home and Down on the
Suwancc River"
Mr. Wheat also played for a large number of
friends az Park Place Methodist church yester-
day afternoon
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-05
AUTHORIZATION victory.

TOPEKA. KAN. Mar THE joint resolution
10 submit to the people proposition To call "a
constitutional convention passed the House
this afternoon, the vote being 80 t0 a. 1t has
aleady passed the Senate and will now 90 to
the Governor The -prohibitionists claim
this as a victory for resubmission. The Sen
ate to-day adopted resolution including the
States of Alabama and Mississippi in the call
for the commercial congress TO be held at
Kansas City. If the Legislatures Of those
States neglect TO elect delegates. the Govern
ors are asked 10 appoint them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-05
Small-Pnx Among Enrn,ers

ST. Louis, Mar A special from Wichita,
Kan. says: There is great excitement and
alarm IN Chataqua county over the rapid
spread among the farmers and SO intense is
the scare in the towns OF that county that the
authorities have prohibited either entrance or
egress except by railroad. The wagon en-
frances are all under guard and a strict quar-
antine Is being enforced against the country.
people The number Of deaths during the
past few days is said 10 be alarming.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-05

terdsy morning by Mayor Elyson. Mr., Grymes
took Mr., H. b: Boudar's place in the Treasnr-
ers office. He, Is son OF, the late DIR;
brothers in Richmond, who are both well
known and popular. Mr.. Grymes was at one time
secretary OF powhatan Club, having resigned
but short time ago. He was one OF Rchmont's
best Democratic workers. and carried the ban
ner in many a hard fight against the foes OF
Democracy.
His salary in the Treasurers Office was 1850
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-05
To Keprcsent tho Grrman Empire.

NlrsW. J. Epps who Will have charge Of the
Presbyterian ship in the coming Carnival de la
Ncr, has decided 10 have a. represent the Ger
man Empire and has invited the wives OF repre-
sentative German citizens 10 cooperate with her.
These ladies have agreed chceriully 20 pivc their
William Hchms. chairman, Mrs Hermann
Schmidt and Mrs Louis ROrchcrs have been
formed, and others, through them. Will be III
Nitcd.
The Carnival will De given For the benefit Of
Tho MnlnMn LLILsiIAn Ass.cIAlLnm
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-05
Charges Against a Desperndo.

CHEYENNE. WYo., Mar 4-Bill brown. the
desperate and horse thief, in Jail at Buffalo
under the name of Dolph Lusk. has been
identified as one Of the Rawlins stage robbers
and the man wanted for horse stealing and
other crimes in Utah A strong ease has been
made against him by United States Marshall
Rankin and Deputy Carr. Brown was EN-
plOyed as a cowboy when arrested.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-05
An Ex-Conrressman Dead.

NEW YORK. Mar. 4.-Jonathan Scoville, ex-
Congressman and ex-Navor Of Buffalo. died
at the Windsor Hotel to-day Of liver trouble.
He had been in the city about three weeks
and was i'll most of the time since. From
Saturday last he bad been unconscious. Mr..
Scoyille was member of the firm Of Scoville
Brothers. car wheel manufacturers of Buffalo.
and was worth over sl.00O000 He was a
Democrat and served two terms in Congress.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-05
Funeral of Russell A. Glenn

The funeral of Russell Archer Glenn. son Of
M. John ". Glenn. a well known aitachc of the
City Water Department, took place Yesterday az
O'Clock from the Grace-strcCt Tabernacle.
Mr.. Glenn spralncd an ankle about two weeks
ago, after which be was attacked with blood
poisoning.
he finally died amidst great suffering of lock
jaw at his home No. Boa south Pine street. lie
was lIomlslng and n0pnlar Young nIan.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-05
Radical Increase In the Population.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. Mar. A bulletin on
the subject Of radical increase in the popula-
ton of the country during the past decade
will soon be issued from the Census Bureau.
Il will show that the percentage of increase
during the past ten years OF the white race
has been "a per cent. while that Of the colored
race has been Is Der cent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-05
Gymnasium Exercises.

At the Young Mems Christian Association to-
cises. consisting ofdumb-bell drills. wand drill,
and other exhibitions Of muscle and skill. Dur
ing the evening a twenty -minutcs talk ON Ply
steal Culture WILDE dcliyeredby Or. NJ. j.. Daw-
ferestIng one.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-05
MINE WORkERs' WOES.
German Socialists Take "A Hand in the Strug
gIe-.Aid for the strikers.

ScorrDALE, PA, Mar. 4-The strikers are
still holding The German socialists Of the
region are taking hand in the present strug
gle They held largely attended delegate
meeting to-day at which they decided to lend
financial aid 10 the strikers when neces-
sary It was reported this evening
that an explosion had occurred
yesterday evening in the PAUL mines
Of W. j. Rainey. which is situated
at very remote point abOuta mile back of Van
derbilt The women are reported badly hurt.
one Of them fatally. A short time ago Rainey.
Meyer shaft was hred and three men swal.
lowed up in the flames. United States Mar
shall Weber arrived here to-day and began
serving J. W Raineys injunction on the La
Dor League TO prevent them from interfering
with his employees. The hearings will take
place at Pittsburg, March 9th
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-05
Philharmonic Concert.

Next Wednesday evening the third PhilharmO-
nc Orchestra concert takes place az the Mozart
Academy. and aIOmises 10 be equally brilliant
as the preceding ones. Mile. Marie Decca Will
sing. and that statement alone Is sufficient 10
crowd the house. The boN-seats will be open to-
day AZ ". ID. Moses & Co. for the scason-holders,
and TO the general public on Monday The
price 10 the drcss-circle will be fifty cents;
twenty-five cent, extra for reserved seats. The
first two rows are not included IN this sale.
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thursday to-day
and FRIDAY (to-mor

w
OF the following articles. during which two
days only will these goods be sold az
advertised prices
Ladies' Ribbed Sleeveless Vests. cream with
pink or blue crOcheted edges. cents each
Thousands here;no chance for us 20 say all sod
out.
800 Grain Leather Travelling Bags, canvas
lined. IS inches long. for 99c each. II you
ever expect 10 travel buy one of these now.
Ladies Blazer Jackets Of all wool plain
and navy blue; any size, %, "a, SO, 3S inches.
for s2.g9
Chidren's Refers. navy blueall-wool cloth,
brass buttons and anchors sizes 1, 8, 3, 10. y,
Ii years, Sl.Z5 each
Table Dama-ks. G6 inches wide. pure
heavy, half beached German linen. the bes,
for wear and wash, zoe. yard. -Four DIE
feTent patterns SOC. yall.
Ladies Black Hose Of the famous Royal
Seamless Brand and Of the finest gauge .r
2jc. pair All sizes and positively not more
than four pairs ID any one customer.
Crepe de Chene or Chiffon Lace lembroi -
ered) IN black. cream, pink. light blue. layri-
der. Bike yard The lowest price ever be-
fore has been jOc. yard
Smyrna Rugs of positively best quality.
beautiful patterns. nearly a yard Wide
and two yards long, sold for no fault. bu. as
a Special Sale item. for sl.S9
About 30 japanese Rose Jars OF Cracker
Jars l0c. each
See tO-day's Dispatch for other Items.
Remember these things at these prices for
two days only, Thursday and Friday.
me ye<IS- or $I2to0M
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-05

Richmond Ci'y-Mary l.. White to E.CTi
ley, 10 feet ON south side of Canal street near
loushee. SlOO.
,, Hnrico County,. NJ. Fourqurosn To A. II.
hllhard, 22l i2-lW acres on Chickahominv
swamp nine miles north OF Richmond. s2.~00.
p, Ningncld Scott 10 +. II. GAYLORD 100 feet on
Brookiand street, between High Point ana sum
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-05
Wa.hington's Mother.

MARY. the Mother of Washington" AZ the
executive mansion on the afternoon Of March
10Th. promises TO bee very brilliant affair. Two
hundred invitations have been issued. Marion
Harland Will reach the city next Saturday
nj ght. and while here will be the guest Of her
brother. Mr.. \. III. Halves. Several receptions
viii be ienlarod her dining her STAY Il The city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-05
OTHER LANDS.


The committee appointed by the congrega-
tion of the Beth Ahaba synagogue 10 communl-
cate with several ministers. with view 10 cK-
tending a call 20 the one which best suits the
gregatiou, has been appointed as follows
Messrs. Nose. Millhiser. chairman; William
Mo.n. IhAlhelmer. Julius Atrans and l. Stern.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-05
MARRIAGES.

FERRELI-WHITE.- Married. Weduosdar.
Fehruarv II. 1871. M the First Presbyterian
church. Wheeling " Va. by Rev. y. 4 Cum
ningham, D. ID. CHlIES MASON TERRELL
to KATHERINE DOUGLASS WHITE.
WITTEJ -WARRlNER- Married. Fohruary
%. 1891 by the Rev Paul Mcnzel Mr.. CHAS
" WITTEL 70 Miss LOLA WARRINER both
of this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-05
AIadies' Meeting.

There will be ladies' meeting AZ the Young
Mems Christian Association parlors to-day
Thursday AT u o'clock. 20 be addressed by
National Indian Associations on the late Sioux
war and on needed Indian work. All ladies are
cordially invited 10 be present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-05
Cntholic Hcncticinl soclcty.

At the twenty-frst annual meeting Of the
Catholic Beneficial Society, held on Tuesday
night, the following officers were elected for tho
term Mr.. John NJ. Higgins. PRESIDENT; Nh.
laube, secretary; Mr. Thomas Hyrne financial
secretary ana treasurer: Mr.. j. j. Costello.
assistant financial secretary; Mcssrs. William
Rankin. L. Shaughnessey and james Driscoll,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-05
Masonic GrundLodge,

The Grand Lodge. A. F. and A. NJ, OF tho Dis
trict of Columbia, has appointed Rev. George II.
Ray. Of Richmond, IL grand representative
near the Grand Lodge of Virginia
William h. McCheeney. Of stanton. has been
commissioned by the Grand Lodge Of Quebec
a. is grand representative near the Grand
Lodge OF Virginia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-05
The Animal Midget

II is not probable that the annual budget Of
the City Council, making appropriations for the
year 10 the various departments VIII he finally
acted upon until the May meetings of the two
branches 10 get up the budget require, great
amount of labor, as many heads ~ department.
must Zee heard in reference tO their needs.
While making up the budget the committee will
nrOhahlY moot each owning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-05

The ambulance vase allied yesterday: Az gas
O'Clock 20 Odd-Icliows Hall, where a colorcd
woman had an cwlcptic "a. At6ocl1ck fn fbe
Locomotive WORKS. coiOred woman Was RIM
over by cart and her hip badly bruised She
was carried TO the almshousc At6tUfo twenty
hrst and Ncnahle streets colorcd man had fallen
and cut his head very badly
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-05
Fatal Explosion.

WILKEspARRr. Pa, Mar. A disas,rous
explosion occurred in the Nottingham colliery
this afternoon. REESE Jones. Thomas Jones.
John McRaney. and Polander are believed
10 be fatally burned The damage to the col
liery will be considerable
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-05
Union (lass-Mcetinp.

AZ ,ho monthlyrcunio Of Methodists az Union
station church Sunday Rev q. ii. Hav made m
auaFess OF welcome, in which reference Was
naue 70 class meetings as peculiar 10 Method
ishi ne showed that the experience meeting
h"1 favorable reception with other churches.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-05
MEATnEK FnRECAsT.

- WAsHINGToN. u. c.. Mar. i.-Forcras.
cam for Virginia. Fair till Friday; colder
FAX | northwesisrly winds.
wv" For North CarolLa: Fair till Friday.
- colder, nOrthWesterly winds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-05
rom OT NEwpORT NEws. M.n. 1. lsal.

PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, MAR I, 1891.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Fulham, Galveston coalod aud
sailed for Liverpool. steamship Qodrcyy Sa
yannah. coaled and sailed FOR barcelona; steam
ship Buckvllc. Key West o. load coal; schooner
Frances Shuhert, Philadelphia, brig shannon.
New York. 10 load pig iron: hargcs Coal King AMI
Marie, New York, 10 load coal
SAILED.
steamship Holstcm. Bremen, coaled; steam
ship Walacha, Saganl, la Grantc, c0alai
schooner J. NJ Brown, New York, cOaled.
schooner Nicling. New York, coaled.
PORT OF LAMBERrS POINT, MAR. T.
ARRIVED.
Toload sch0oners Genoyievc. Charles A. Camp.
bell II. II. Benedict. lioratio, steamship MACK
NAV, barge, Washington and MInn0tt.
COALED.
Steamships Brixhaw from Norfolk 70 Jamaica;
brig Joseph John, Galveston, Liverpool
LOADED.
Schooners Fortune, B. C. French, A. z. J.
Morse, Portland.
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See tO.day's Dispatch for other item
H2e1sxe15- GItS 6eL2to0o
COOKING SCHOOL.

I AIDES WISHING TO JOIN MRS. GRIN
II CANS SCHOOL OF COOKING are IN
yitod 70 meet her AZ No 3lg east Franklin street
on MONDAY AFTERNOON NEXT. March 81
and EVERY MORNING thereafter from u io
clock. Pupils received at any time, but age
urged 70 begin with the classes, which viii u
formed during this week. mhl-su,tu,h
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-05

SIMMONS Liver Regulator has never been
known TO fail 70 cure all liver diseases.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-05
Every Mother

shoud SEQ that her littlo ones are protected sni
that bottle Of DR. Dsvids Cough Syrup l. AZ
hand 10 give in case OF Group. Coughs or Cold,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-05

HICKOK'S No. I, n. ID. C., VIC, AND
CAROLINE SUN-CURED ARE PURE, CLEAN
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