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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-14
NOTES ABOUT THE BALL.
The Costumer Was Hers-first Hehea
ssl-Other Matters.

The Costumer Was uers-first Heheai-
ssi-Other Matters.
Mr.. Albert G.. Eaves, OF New York, spent
Yesterday at Murphy's Hotel, his visit 10
Richmond having reference to furnishing
cos,umes for the men who will dance in the
Sir Roger de Coyerley at the Association
Ball. a..
During the day quite number OF the
dancers called upon him, and measures
were taken for even more elaborate COS
TIMES than were seen at the Colonial pan
Several Of the suits VIII be made Dl M;
Eaves for the men, consequently they VIII
have a brightness and freshness ABOUT 'ne"'
that 10 not usually seen IN hireu cos'ulnes'
nv some unlucky mischance one or two Oh
the dancers did not see Mr.. Eayes, ana VII
have 10 send their measure TO him IN New
York. He will be down here day OF 50
before the ball. so a. to see that every one
10 satisfactorily attired.
n IL possible that there may be son
change In the dancers, In consequence oi
the Inability OF one or more 20 participate,
but the list that has been published VIII
not be materially altered. Mr.. Ihoma7
Boiling has been made chairman OF Tue
Floor Committee, and Baseler's band oil
twenty pieces will furnish the music Inc
Theatre will be decorated on most eiaoo-
rate scale. ,. 4.
There will be meeting Of the dancers to-
dsy Al @ O'Clock at Belyidere Hall. IL Is
stated that participants not attending VIII
be fined.
All persons who appear on the first noor
ar In the dress circle the night OF the BAH
Uill be expected 10 wear evening dress.
This requirement, however, Will not be I'M
posed on those in the upper galleries.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-14
THE PROXIES ELECTED.
Two short Meetings of the COnnciimen
and Aldermen.

and Aldermen.
At half past 6 o'clock yesterday, called
meeting of the Common Council was held
TO act upon the resolution passed the Ise-
ceeding night by the Board Of Alderman in
reference 10 electing two members OF the
CONNER Council and one member OF the
Board 10 represent the citys interests IN
the future deliberations aud move menis OF
the Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical
Society. This committee 10 serve until
July 1, 1892.
The resolution was cOncurred IN without
debate. and the Council adjourned. IL was
then signed by Mayor EllysJn, who was
present in the chamber.
The Common Council then again met and
elected two proxies, Mr.. j. Taylor Slratton'
who was nominated by Mr.. Glover. and Mr..
T. T.. Campbell, who was nominated by Mr.
l.. Il. Christian.
Att O'clock the Board Of Aldermen met
and MIR. Gray nominated MIR. l.. ID. Cren-
shaw, Jr. Mr.. B0wden nominated DIT. W .
n. Turpn. Mr.. Turpin was elected, the
vote standing as follows: 49,
Crenshau-M essrs. Bahen, Belyin, Cary,
Gray.
Tuypin-Messrs. Bowden, Capers, Dick
erssn, deter, Mitchell, Taylor, Brander-'.
Major Thomas A. Brander qualified yes
terday before Mayor Eilyson as member
OF the Board Of Aldermen from Monroe
Ward. lie took part in the deliberations OF
that body last night. and has been appointed
onthe following committees Grounds ana
Buildings, Light, and Fire Alarm and
Police Telegraph.
A petition was signed last night by the
members Of the Council from Jefferson
Ward asking the judge of the Hastings
Court 10 appoint Mr.. }. i. FlOurnoy Justice
Of the peace in place of George A. Chldrey,
deceased. The petition will be presented TO
Judge Witt today.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-14
calvin Jo.Iinv at the Academy.

Seldom is it when one is reading Charlie,
Dickens books that they are not swayeC
with laughter one minute and tears the
next, and in just such condition was the
audience that crowded the Mozart Academy
last night. The play was calvin Jos
lin" and the original and enjoyable meth
DDS succeeded in CONFUSING the audience
with laughter TO degree that Is seldom
equalled in Richmond. That Mr. Davis has
appeared in this comedy for twelve con.
secutive years is proof sufficient that the
play is "A good one, and the dash Of pathos
is like drop Of lemon on raw oyster.
MIR. Davis is supported by people who III
their parts admirably. There was a
smooihness and "go' about the piece last
night that instantly made for it friends, and
a crowded house tonight lie certainty.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-14
PersnnAI and General.

Senator Dunn, of Albemarle, was in the
city yesterday.
Mr.. Charles ID. Fisher, the collector fOf
the Chamber OF Commerce, 10 quite indis-
posed.
The agreement between the Main street
apOthecaries 10 close their stores at L. NJ :.
went into effect Monday night.
A private firc-alarm station-No. 2l4-has
been placed ia ROundtree's trunk factory,
ON Fourteenth street.
The executive committee Of the Temper.
ance Union will meet Saturday at 1880 y.
M. in the seyenth-Street Christian Church.
The Committee for the Relief OF the Poor
met at the almshouse yesterday, and trans
acted routine business.
Mrs. Colonel John McAnerney, OF New
York city, arrived In Richmond yesterday
morning, and is the guest OF her father, Mr..
William Marshall, sr., at his residence, No.
40lj< east Main street.
A tableaux entertainment will be given
Friday night In the Barton Heights Hall for
the benefit Of the Musical and Athletic As
ISOLATION Of the village.
sThe Two Orphans" will be repeated at
the matinee to-day and at night at the
Theatre.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-14

There are no better melOdramas to-day
before the plDlic than "Siberia," which
win be seen on Thursday, Friday ano
saturday OF this week, at the Mozart
Academy. Notwithstanding the fact thai
II has had several seasons wear, 1t has
never vet been seen IN Richmond. Its pop
ularity and success is due partly TO the fact
that il is a strong play, treating on sub
lee. that is of genuine interest TO all classes
of PEOPLE, and partly TO the fact that 1t has
never been played but by companies OF
moe than ordinary merit. The company
which will present the play here il said u
be the best which has ever appeared In il.
and, in fact. there are several members who
nave been identified with II since it's first
production, nine years ago. The new
scenery and costumes are beautiful In detail
and general effect. Tickets are now on
sale.
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TRINITY LODGE.
Good Entertainment at Its Sixth Anniver-
saTY.

Good Entertainment at Its sixth AnniNer'
The sixth anniversary Of Trinity Lodge
|. O. G.. T., was held last night. The meet
ing was largely attended, aud the pro
gramme, which was well executed, was
greatly enjoyed by all present.
The following il the order OF exercises
Opening chorus, Lodge choir; prayer, Rev
JabeZ Hall: historical sketch Of Lodge, Dir
T.. N. straiton; chorus. Lodge choir; ad-
dress, Rev. Jabez Hall; duet. Poor Little
Joe" Misses Emma and Matte LawtOn
recitation and song, Misses Clara aud Min
ME Hughes; vocal solo, Miss Mary l.. Hob
son daughter Of Grand Councillor Julius
A. HObson); recitation, Dead IN the Door
way." Nr. James &. Hannah; solo, Moth
ing Else 10 Do" Miss Emma Lawton; song
''JohnsiOwn Flood" Mr. Tignlr; instru-
mental solo, Miss Gussie Pyle; presentation
Of banners, Mr.. Emmett Taylor and Fielding
Pollard: recitation. Little White Kitten
Miss Oracle Burgess; duet, Misses Emma
and Matte Lawton; recitation, temper
ance Song" Miss Clara Crenshaw; vOcal
solo, "Captiyating Dude" Miss Matte Law.
Ton; recitation. "IlOme, Sweet Home.
Miss Lula Phillips; dOX0lOgy.
The meeting was called 10 order by the
chairman. Mr.. Harry l.. Glenn, and after
adjournment all were entertained with re-
frtshments.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-14
BOARD OF AGRICULTURE.
THE QUARTERLY SESSION OF
THAT BODY.
The Meeting Last Night-President suth-

The Meeting Last Night-President suth-
.rlin Accepts-Reperts of various Com
mittses-Pstition to tho Governor AS to
the Fertilizer Law.
The State Board Of Agriculture convened
In regular quarterly session last evening al
O'Clock in the office Of the Commissioner OF
Agriculture. The following members re-
sponded to roll call; Messrs. sutherlin'
(president). Gaines, Mallory, Corbin, Hen
lev. Koiner, Browne, Lyman and White
head.
Major sutherlin accepted the presidency
nj the Board made vacant by the resig a.
tisn of Hon. Absolom Koiner,to which Office
he had been elected at the september meet
ing. ,.,
MIR. Browne, chairman Of the lmmigra-
tjon Committee, stated that his committee
would make report before the ma. az
,0urnment. Mr.. Lyman, chairman.of Com
mittee on Farmers Institutes, ETC., reported
likewise.
called and passed by.
REPORTS TO BIZ PRINTED.
MIR. Henley stated that the committt
charged with the matter had decided l'
| have printed and distributed 2O,W0 copies
| of the proceedings Of the Farmers inst
tute held AT Chatsworth, September last
also that these proceedings would be con
tanned i'm the report Of the Commissioners
| of Agriculture. These reports have Deei
| ina the hands.of the printer for some tline' a"O
are expected to be finished during the cur
rent week. .,.,oo % in
The Board appointed committee 10 I'd
yestigate whether OF not the Boaru cVuIO
secure the benefit OF the RANKING PIitn.s'
| ~ tho virginia experiment station IN inc
DENOMINATION Of the documents above re-
ferred 10. thereby relieving them OF the pui.
den OF hostage. which. on account OF tnell
meagre appropriation. they can i'll AFFORD Il
nav The committee consisted oil Lyman
Henley and Mallory.
ANALYSIS OF MATERIALS.
Mr.. Kolner offered the following:
OoeoIved That the Committee Of Analyn
cal Chemistry inquire into the expectancy
of having cumulative analyses maze o
such materials presented as the Comnls
sioners shall deem Of sufficient puDllc iii
Referred TO the Committee on Chemistry
Tho following was submitted by Mr.
Whitehead and laid on the table;
Resolved. That committee be appointed
TO petition the Governor to recommend =
the General Assembly-First. An amend
ment of the present Fertilizer law $
AZ to provide that fines for 10,
i violation Of said law shall be imposed Dl
! Indictment by grand jury, and mat one
| half Of such fine TO be paid to the lhloiinel
Second. That all sums received IRON w
i Fertilizer law shall, after deiraylng tne et
nenses of the chemical department
he onnliod by the Board to Tn
csuse Of immigration. Third. That the com
missioners Of revenue Of each county be re
nired TO report each year the number o
nersons resident in their respective cOuh
lies. who mmigrated TO this state dUihi
The Board ADJOURNED until 10 o'clock Thu
| morning
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-14
EXECUTIVE MATTERS.
Control of National Cemeteries Desired
Judge Resigns.


Judge Besigns.
Governor Mckinney yesterday received
letter from Hon. Redfeld Proctor, Secretary
of War of the United States, and some.
what similar letter from Mr.. A. b. Nettle-
ton. Acting Secretary OF the Treasury, ask
ing thatthe State Of Virginia cede TO tn
Federal Government all jurisdiction over
the lands of the eight National cemeteries
i'm the State.
The letter states: "CeesiOns Of jurisdic-
lion have been acceded to by the several
states as to much the greaterportion of eigh-
ty.tWo existing National cemeteries Onclu-
ding eight, at Alexandria, Arlington, Cold
Harbor. Danyille, Fort Harrison, Glendale,
Hamilton, and Winchester IN Nirginia)
and with view 10 the exercise OF uni
form authority over these establishments,
and to avoiding the embarrassments when
may be caused 10 the military authorities
aud this Department, 10y the absence OF the
usual cessiOn in any case, your offices In
commencing the proposed legislation, the
enactment of which is much desired, 20 the
ounr,yal of your General Assembly, are
n spectfully solicited"
An act, which 1t is asked be passed at
the next session Of the General Assembly, Is
enclosed with the letter, and 10 framed so a.
TO embrace the pumping-station and piers
AT or near Fortress Monroe.
The Governor yesterday received the res
icnation of Judge A. 4. King, Of the County
Court Of Fluyanna, 20 take effect Yesterday
The Judge will remove TO the city OF Roam
oke. Governor Mckinney cannot appoint
another Judge, but can direct some judge OF
an adjoining county TO fill the bench IN
Fluvanna county until the General AS
sembly meets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-14
KOCH's LYMPH IN DEMAND.
Meeting of the Academy of Medicine and
Surgery.

Surgery.
A large number Of physicians attended
the meeting of the Academy Of Medicine
and Surgery last night. DIR. W. W. fArAer'
the retiring president Of the organization,
offered a resolution requesting the Governor
or the CITY Council 10 take some steps 10
secure some Of DR.. Koch's lymph, through
the accredited agents Of the 6o'eih-
ment in Europe. Or. Parker TOOK me
ground that At present 1t was imposslDic lyT
nbvsicians 40 individuals TO secure lymph
md while the North could do 30 through
the agency Of the hospitals. the South was
absolutely helpless, not having sucn meul-
inns At her disposal. IL would GER
family be. it is thought, in the lnier'sl
of the physicians as well as Oh
the consumpliye patient to endeayor TO Sc,
cure pure lymph, and the former would
very willingly undertake to experiment Oh
their patients without charge.
A rather lengthy discussion ensued, the
opinions Of the physicians being divided on
the subject, and the resolution was hnaIly
laid on the table.
DIR. Geor ,e Ben. Johnston delivered
highly interesting report Of dlflicult ope-
ration performed by him recently, ana Dr.
Charles W. Shields was installed a. presi-
dent of the organization for the ensuing
year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-14
LOCAL BRANCH ORGANIZED.
Action of travelling saiesnen In a Meet,
ing Last Night.

Action of Travelling saiesnen In Meet
ing Last Night,
Representative drummers travelling from
this city met at Murphy's Hosl last night
At $50 and organized local branch OF the
National Travellers Protective Association.
The following is list Of the char er men,
hers: Messrs. W. ID. Courtney. George Med.
Blake, George Gibson, Jr., {. III. Phillips,
Holm s. Harwood, ;. G. Fleming. L. L. Mnr.
raw A. ID. Abernethy, :. y. Pyle, William
ReInhelmer, Joseph Wallerstein, A. Cohen,
Lee Smith, Thomas l.. Con, aud A. {. John
ssAn.
The officers elected Were: Joseph Waller
stein, president; George Med. Blake, wee
president; George Gibson. JF., secretary
and treasurer.
Various committees were appointed, ana
the following telegram, signed by the Ma
tiousi President (which is a reply 10 an IN
ouiry as TO the strength OF the organization)
Addressed to the sCOmmercial Travellers.
Rlchmsnd, Virginia." was read: Member
ship increasing daily-Owes nothing. liave
large balance In treasury. Good state
divisions 10 New York, Pennsylvania,
Rhode Island, Connecticut, Indiana, I'LL
uois. Missouri, Arkansas, Texas and Colo
RADIO. Prospects excellent"
The meeting adjourned at 1896 Il. III. to
meet Il 3 2. NJ. next Saturday evening, at
NuYphy's Hotel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-14
REAL ESTATE.

ADANisON, A. L.. Manchester
APPERsON & co. No. north Eleventh
street.
BRANDT. JACKSON 4 CO., 1905 east Main
street
BOWMAN. BOSWELL x sHUMAN, No. 1901
east Main street.
BOWIE, y. W, No. 4 north Eleventh street.
BROWN, J. THOMPSON & CO., l1l3 east
Main street
CATLIN. r. A.. No. 10 north Eleventh street
CHEWING & ROSE, No 8 north Tenth
street.
CHAFFIN, r. b. & CO.. No 1 north Tenth
street.
OENOON. UPPER & CO., s21 east Main.
ELAN, JAMES b., 1113 east Main street.
GODDlN. JOHN T.. Eleventh. corner Bank.
HILL, FRANK u. & co, No. o north
Eleventh.
RUTHERFORD, THOMAS. No. north
Tenth.
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PORT or WEST POINT, JANUARY IL.
ARRIVED.
stoamsbip Essex, Taylor. Baltimore. mer-
chsndise. steams bip Berkshire. Foster, PROV
idence, merchandise; steamship Charlotte
NIckle' Baltimore, merchandise and passen-
gers.
.ch.noi-e. steamship Berkshire, Foster. Nor
toIk. merchandise; steamship Charlolte'
Nickle. Baltimore, merchandise and passen-
gers.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. JANUARY 10
ARRIVED.
steamship Inhexible. Baltimore, to load
merchandise.
SAILED.
steamship Averley. Norfolk, coaled; steam
shin Florence, Liverpool, cOeled.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-14
Mr.. AND MRS. GAY.
RECEIPT on Tsndersd Them by Mr.. al
Mrs. II. Lee Lorraine.

ut on Tsndersd Them by Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Lee Lorraine.
Mr.. +. II. Gay and bride were rendered a
reception last night by Mr.. and Mrs. II. Lee
Lorraine at their home. corner of kersting
street and Barton avenue. Barton Heights.
The affair was thoroughly enjoyable. A
splendid supper was served, the decorS-
tons were pretty and dancing was kept ul
until late. Among those present were: Mrs.
Bache. in blue silk null; Mrs James II.
Barton. black Henrietta: Mrs. +. A. Lamb.
white china silk; Mrs. George +. Minor,
white cashmere; Mrs. Johns, black lace,
Mrs. W. L. Shelburn, black watered silk
Mrs. j. IL. OBannon, Mrs. J. IL. liarvie.
white china silk; Miss Bohannsn, black
lace; Miss Hattie O'Banuon. gray and
white cashmere; Mr.. and Mrs. W C.. Taylor,
Mr.. and Mrs. X. W. Cardwell, MIR. and
Mrs. j. 4. Turpin, Messr,. II. &. Burnett
W u. Shelburn. y. Hall, Hugh Miller.
Willie Wren, Bache, Barton, Lamb, Minor
aud Johns.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-14

A Joint meeting OF the Howiizers' Asso-
eistion and the Battery was held last night
I'D their armory on Eighth street. 70 further
oonsider the proposed trip to New Orleans.
nose present were very enthusiastic III
fsnd the Mandi aras celebration. The rail-
road companies are willing 20 make reduo-
fions In the fare 90 as 10 make Il easy for the
rsm here 10 take advantage OF the trip. IL
= 10 BE- hoped that sufficient number OF
nsub ers viii be secured Tor the "Trip 10 re-
- credit on the company and The city
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-14

On Friday night next debate will TAKE
lace in thessrge hall Of the Young Mems
christian Association between the members
of the Mn Sigma Rho Literary society o.
Richmond College and the Randolph Liter
ary society. The former organization will
he represented by Messrs. Birnely ant
owen w. Carver, while the Randolph's will
be championed by hessrs c. ii. Urner and
Lonis Rich.
The subject will be, "Resolved, that man
"a the architect OF his iortunep and the de-
bate promises TO be very lively one. al
each society hss put up its best material
Invitations are In demand, and q crowded
hOuse IL expected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-14
BIBLE SOCIETY.
Plan to Furnish All Children I'm This
Country with Scripture.

Plan to Furnish All thllureh III ihis
Country with Scripture.
The Virginia Bible Society met yesterday
evening at 4 p. NJ, in the Society's rooms
to consider proposition Of the American
Bible Society. The acting president, Rev
+. G.. Dasbiell. presided, with Mr.. I. l.. ID
WalfOrd as secretary. The proposition
was to formulate and carry out plans by
which every child in tie United States
who can read will be furnished with a
Bible, either by sale or otherwise. After
SOM discussion, the matter was referred e
the following committee: Rev. John Is
Newton, Rev. i. \. Cutler, and Mr.. I. l.. ID
WaliOrd.
The monthly report was then read, the
usual routine business gone through with
and the meeting adjourned.
The following clcrgymen were present
Rev. Drs. Dashell, Read. Newton, Hall,
Bleds0e, and Cutler. The laity was repre-
sented by Captain DAILY, Of Ashland
Colonel John b. Cary, Messrs. W. r. Fox
Joseph Bryan, K. I. Brooke, and I. l.. ID
WalfOrd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-14
Fatal Railway Accident

CLEVELAND. o., January l3.-A special
from Fremont states that Charles Reems,
Milton Gilmor. Grant Gray, and Will Bah
cock were instantly killed at dusk to-day
by being struck by train on the Lake
Shore road few miles east OF
Fremont. All the men lived at
Green Springs, Ohio, and were re-
turning home from a marketing junket.
They were in a sled which Was demolished
aud the horses killed. Two OF the party
were killed outright, one died on the train
and the other at Clyde. Strange TO say. no;
one Of the four was badly mutiistsd. 1t is
supposed they did not hear the train sp-
preaching until they We're directly on the
rack, when they attempted to turn around,
out too late.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-14
Property Transfer. in HenrIco.

{. ID. Larus, trustee, TO w. L. Woody, q
feet on east side %, Henrico county, $40.
A. J. Chewing to Thomas Moore, five
acres on Charles City road, two miles from
the city, $500.
W. c. Otey TO Thomas Moore. his interest
in 7O-lO0 acres on the New Market road,
about two mile. below the city, s4O2.
Kate c. Roper and husband TO Thomas
Moore. five acres on the Charles City road,
two miles below the city, 5000.
Charles Poindexter 10 Thomas Moore,
2s TO-iO0 acres sey, n miles west OF Rich
mono, between the River road and the
James River Division of the Chesapeake
and Ohio, S430.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-14
MIR. Harrison's Meetings.

The interest in Mr.. Harrison's meetings
at Pine-Street Baptist church continues.
Last evening eighteen were baptized. Mr..
Harrison preached from the text: "ChoOse
YeThis Day Whom You Will Serve" Many
rose for prayer, and twenty-five pFofeesed
conversion. Among those in the pulpit
were Rev. ;. c. CloptOn, Rev. Mr.. Werten-
baker. Rev. X. l.. Thornhill, Rev. w. +.
Hatcher, Rev. DIR. Whitfield, and Rev. DIR.
ROsser.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-14
BANK OFFICERS CHOSEN.
Annual MEETING of stockholders fester'
day-Reports Made.


Ffrst National ank.--The stockholders
of this bank met yesterday noon and elect
ed the following directors: Messrs. |.
Dayenport. Jr., q. w. Allen, W. T. Var
hrouyb. 4. M. rutherford, X. l.. Brown.
n N WbItcomb. John Is. Purcell, q. A.
n.vepnort- l.. Lew, Israel Stern, Junius
Norris AL. BOulware, and Byrd war
wick. The surplus fund was increased 10
$4,000. Al. a
Noting was reelected president OF tne
bard and George L. Christian 'ice-presl'
dent. The following are the direc.ors'
Nessrs. E. O. Noting, George l.. Christian,
Georee \. Woodbridge, John Pope. l.. b.
Tatum, James f. Gray, j. j. Mercer
George w. Palmer. II. A. Claiborne, II; ID.
raiiaferro. Robert ;. Bosher, ii. Theodore
ElysOn. and o. CranL. ,,..
The meeting adjourned over 10 February
| %, at which time the matter OF lncIesslns
the surplus fund to $3OO,OOO VIII DC COLI
sidered.
| Merchants NatiOndl.-The following d.
rectOrs were elected: Colonel A. Buloru'
Messrs. John 7. Branch, c. ;. stringfeIio"'
j. l.. shackelford, Fred. X. scott, II, -
| Morton. Thomas Potts. A. PizIini, Jr''
Fred. w. Scott, {. W. Brancn, H. ";
| tdbeli. JT. Inc surplus iu"~ WV
$4,000. ,,e,s.-
Planters Ndtiondi.-The stockholders
elected the following directors Messrs
James Il. Pace J. J. Montague, N.J. west
wood, 4. William PemDerton, and NJ. Is
| Rosenbaum. 100, -.
This bank starts the year 1891 with
surplus fund of 100000, An increase o.
100000.
Sdpings Bank Of RtchmOnd.-Mr. II. a
Patterson was reelected president, Mr. i
T.. Morris vice-president, and Mr.. george
\. Woodbridge cashier. Following 10 the
BOARD of Directors: Mcssrs. q. l.. Christian
James LYONS, o. q. Owens. q. u. allen
sine. =. Whitlock. II. seldom Taylor. ii. Inc
odore Ellyson. y. +. Johnson, Hermann
schmidt IL. A. Patterson. w II. thinner
mann. Is. Alsop, II. 3. Taliaferro, N. NJ
Gillian, l.. Il. Morris, John Pope, +. sitter
ding. j. III. Dinneen, John W. Gordon,
ID. Hargroye. l.. b. Tatum, II. Swineiord.
Merchants and PidRtcrS' Sdung
80nE.-Mr. J. II. Montague was reelected
president and Mr.. Bernard Peyton cashier
= directors. John G.. Schafer, b. Z. Wherry
Jackson Brandt, James II. Hall, Thomas \
Garter, John Jackson, Nathan Nelson
John II. Elerson.
AN ERROR CORRECTED.
An error. which made il appear in yes
tarday's TIMES that the sum OF none.
turned loose in this city since the ISL lDsl'
, bv means Of dividends, was mucn large
thai. IL really the case, was caused by I'M
, copital stock Of several banks and lnsur
once and other companies being unlnlen
tionally placed among the dividends. In
true statement OF semi-2Dnual DIVIDENDS >
far declared 10 as follows: