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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-25
MANCHESTER COUNCIL.
Electric Franchise Asked-About sewers
Other Matters.

| An adjourned meeting Of the Manchester City
Council was held last evening.
mAn ordinance looking to the erection OF loot
bridge across the Richmond and Petersburg
| railroad tracks on Fourteenth street was read
| and laid over until the next meeting.
| I'm the meanwhile the Belle Isle employees IN
! terested i'm this matter will have an opportunity
70 say whether the proposed bridge Will be sat
| isfaotory 10 them .
| Tbe uroposed ordinance Is compromise
measure. The city does not own the land az the
/ continuation Of this street. I'll.
Applications TO erect twenty three new build.
ings in different parts Of the city were received
The Council elected the following school truss,-
tees: First ward. &. 4. Jones; Second war; -.
a. Nunnally; Third ward, George v 10y hiy T;
Nunnally and Robinson we're reelected MI;
Ely succeeds Mr. q. A. Pepie. who has removed
TO Richmond
name Of Mir. II. ). Bradley for the franchise Tor
furnishing electric power IN Manchester.
Mr. Attlisson read letters from citizens who
had applied tor electric power 10 the Virginia
! Electric Light and Power Company. OF hlch-
mond and had failed 70 secure power. except at
MIR. Attkisson referred 70 the absorption Of
the Old Dominion Electrlc-Llght and Power
Company of Manchester by the Virginia Fec
tric-Light and Power COMPANY OF hichmona.
and said that the absorption which led 10 the
removal of the Manchester plant 70 lichmond
had caused forfeiture of the franchise granted
70 the Ola Dominion company
The matter was referred 70 the committee on
Light. who viii consult with the City Attorney
and ascertain from him If tho franchise of the
Old Dominion Company has been forfeited by
the removal of the plant 20 llichmond.
The committee expect 10 report again az the
next regular meeting of the Council.
The Street Committee submitted report N
which they recommend that Colonel george l..
Naring be employed to propose plans and spe-
cificatiOns for sewers for the city.
This matter was discussed at some length, and
fIta u c O. au adopted
II seems 10 he understood that the sewers
which the Council propose 20 adopt VIII be Tor
the accommodationtof houses
Colonel Waring thinks that separate arrange
ments can be made for carrying Oh storm water.
The sum of $4,000 is proposed 20 be spent IN the
start.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-25
RESPECT TO GEN. JOHNSTON.
Memorial Services to Be Held Sunday at
Five O'Clock.
ALL VETERAN ORGANIZATIONS INVITED.
Session of Lee Camp Last Eyening-sympathy
for Major Randolph-"Beau"
Easley's Burial.

At its meeting last evening r. +. Lee Camp
accepted an invitation 70 attend the r. J.. l.
Blues bazaar. and will attend in uniform on next
Friday evening, May 1st.
Memorial exercises in honor of General 10
seph +. Johnston will be held next Sunday after
noon az 3 o'clock.
Rev Dr. Goodwin will deliver the Grafton.
The committee Colonel Thomas A Brander
Colonel William =. Smith and Captain Frank
W. Cunningham, have completed all arrange
mcnts. and owing 20 the very large crowd that
will attend arc now trying 10 secure larger
place which Will be announced IN tho sunday
IIdRs.
tcered their services and the music Will be OF the
very highest order.
Lee Camp will attend in uniform and requests
the Sons Of Veterans. Pickett Camp, HoHitzers
and Grays Association and al other Confederate
ORGANIZATIONS, the First Regiment Virginia
Volunteers Richmond Howitzers, the r. L. /.
Blues and the Stuart Horse Guards to unite
The following committee has been appointed
10 have charge of the place where the services
are held. aud will provide and designate tho
places which the various Organizations Will oe-
cupy: Messrs. Thomas j. Campbell, James L.
Gray. Joseph. ". Thomas, J.. G. Crump and
IT'S The desire OF all that the ladies of tho
Hollywood. lakewood and Hebrew Memorial As
sOclatiOns will attend IN body. and II they Will
wear their badges the committee VIII take
pleasure IN providing them with seats together.
The Camp will moet at the hall Sunday after
noon at 4 o clock.
The largc crowd present at the meeting Of the
Camp yesterday evening WIS much disappointed
that Major Stiles was too lndispOscd 10 deliver
his ADDRESS.
The Camp yprossed its sorrow at the death Of
Mrs. Randolph, ami the adiuiant was directed
10 convey the sympathy of the Camp to their
loved comrado, Major Norman Y. Randolph, in
his affection
"Brauf r a-lev who was ACCIDENTALLY drowned
last week wa worthy Confederate soldier a
noble-heariod. wholc-soued fellow, as brave a
man as ever pulled lanyard ~ served a vent.
His body was recovered and buried IN the
Camp section of Hollywood by Commander
Archer and Comrades Smith bedford and Tom
Moseley. Thus was the old soldier given
Christian burial iy his old eomrade. IN arms.
Tho noble commander Of Leo Camp, Alex.
Archer, read the burial service.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-25
Meeting to Greet The pre.Ident.

An important meeting Of the Board Of Dircc
tors OF The burton Electric Heater was held last
evening a, 9Ol Bank street 90 meet and greet
Mr.. ". H. Mason, Of Chicago. president OF the
cOmUany
After this was done the party adjourned to
Ruegers private dlmng-rOom. where o cour e
banquet was served. consisting OF oysters on
half shell. hrollcd oysters on toast. tcnderlOln
and mushrooms with fried potatoes. asparagus
on toast. broied chicken. sweethreads aud green
..a. with whole tomatoes, mayounalse dress
ing, salads; wines, punch and cigars were IN
duigcd in al appropriate times.
The following sat 40 the table: Mr., ". H.
Mason president and Major W. j. Johnston,
vice-i PRESIDENT OF the burton Company; ur. H..
Leigh burton inventor Ir. John Mahoncy, Mr..
Chtr.cs Watkins. Major Charles K. SAnksr. Mr
". j.. DeSau.suro. Mr. Charlie, Tanner, Mr.
6aTsi NR5o N @f char and LcS r NJ William
RYAN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-25
Property Transfers.

Richmond Cffy.-C. and W. II. Geneyieve Sic
del TO Rosa wife Of II. hosonberg. lot ON south
side Cary street, near Second, 10 correct error,
81.
Hemfoo C0,miy-James II. Barton and T. A.
Lamhs 70 u. C. Richardson. lots ) and 4, block 1,
BrOokland Park. $50.
Is. A. Brauer. 10 Martha A. Davis. sixty feet on
east side OF lwenty-fifth street, between Il and )
streets Si,0N.
lila " Graves 10 II. b. Chafiin and James D.;
Haryie, twenty feet on west side OF Maryland
avenue. near Pennsylvania. slS
North Side Land Company TO Simeon hsp-
ham. los q square % and lot IS and square IL,
Chestnut Hill 500
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-25
Me.t-End Democrats.

A. the meeting Of Elha Dem0cra tic Club last
evening Mir s. H. BRADY resigned the lresi-
doncy on account of ms removal into the cOun-
ty and MT George Sorg Was elected IN his
place.
treasurer W @. Fuller also resigned. but his
resignation was tabled.
Mr. John h. Chl!drey was present and made
an address
Al the meeting OF Lee District Democratic
Club last evening Nr. ". HI Sands was elected
10 fil the vacant vice prC-fcncf
The club WAS addressed by Mes.rs Conway r.
Sands. 5 Il. CHM. George ID. Carter, and William
II. San Us.
IL was agreed 20 have an outdoor meeting
neat friday evening IN front OF the clubhouse.
Cary and Meadow streets. and four or hve
thermometers are expected TO be present and
make addresses
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-25
RTCHMOYD,s FIRST GAME.
Baseball at Island Park Between Two GOOD
Clubs.

The initial performance Of the national games
in this city since the gloriors summer Of 1890
will take place this afternoon at Island Park.
when the Virginia Brights will cross bats with
the tultons. ,
The game is for the benefit Of Harry Smith
who. IL will be remembered. played third base
so well last summer in the Richmond team:
Since that time he has injured has hand and
as o consequence has been unable to attend TO
business.
game is rather an innovation It Will DC largely
attended,.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-25
SPORTS OF The COLLEGE BOYS.
] Gala Day With the Students on the
Campus.
DELIVERY OF MEDALS TO THE WINNERS.
Splendid Athletic Exhibition-Prominent
People In Attendance 80 Base
BALL and Races.

Yesterday was the day set apart for field sports
nj Richmond College.
The showers Of the evening before gave 10 the
day delightful GOODNESS and freedom from dust.
Besides the students and faculty of the college,
n number OF ladies and gentlemen from the city
assembled on the campus to witness the con-
tests Of athletic skill.
The first event Of the day was a game of ten
ms won by Mr.. A. J.. Mofiott who made ~
Nj il. Hatcher made AZ points, and Mr. H. s.
NEXT was the mile walk, won by MIR. r. W.
In throwing bali Mr. A. D. Lonthan led---dis
lance 2s5 feet mehos-folloved 10y MIR. II.
Athsy, % yards and Mr. s. j. Young. % q yards
Then came hs MY Tn ps Sfn OI made i It in i
aud Mr.. I. W. Duke m 5;52.
in the jumping CONTEXT Mr.. A. d. Louthan
maao feet inches, Standlns }q9nP, ana run tn.
by4 inches standing. apd Is teet "a inches run
ming giving Mr.. Louthan tho advantage IN the
average Of the broad Jump. -.
ing as Mr.. Lonthan failed to break his former
record
sack race. in which The prize offered was bottle
OF lemonade 1T WIS won by Mr.. j. J.. Bradshaw
The lOO-yards dAsh wa, won by Mr.. W. H.
Ryland limo, ia seconds
blr Kyland also won the prize for the pole
vault, and broke the record at 3 feet; 6lnches.
Dir. A. ID. Louthan was the successiul contest
ant m tho 40 yard dash. limo. ei seconds.
The gymnasium drill was exceptionally good
showing that Mr. G. T. Taylor, the instructor III
physical culture, has done excellent work during
Mr. r. ". Duke won the first prize, and lr
j. l., bradshaw the second, in the gymnasium
dill.
fhen came the tug of war, lod by Mr.
Charles Clements on the one side and Mr.. {. i.
Taylor on the other. Me-. Clements side won by
~ yards.
NE 10 Yards dash was made by Mr.. A. D.
Louthsn IN 81 seconds.
The last and most exciting contest was game
of foot ball between two picked teams. wl'h
Mossrs d. H. Rucker AID c. T. Taylor as cap
tains Captain I0ylOr's team wOn-4 20 90.
Al the close Of this most enjoyable day the en-
tbusfastic crowd gathered around tho successful
contestants, while Rev j. " Frost. d. ID. deliY-
cred the medals 10 The winners named above.
The all-roJH1d medal was awarded % Mr.. \. d.
Iouthan ~ the best athlete in the college.
The absence of Mr.. l. r. Johnson. the gen
erous patron of physical culture was much re-
GREETED.
Among the distinguished persons on the
grounds during the day were Professor John
Hart NJ A., princiI al of the Male Academy, at
Bowling Green, Va; Rev. DrS Whitehead,
Hatcher. Frost Tupper, Corey, and others fr ON
the city.
The prizes were donated by the following:
Fist Gymnasium Medal. by A saks a Co
Second Gymnasium Medal, Or. Charles II.
Tennis Medal. Mr. Charles w. Tanner
Mile run Medal, Mr.. \. W. Bowe.
Two Hundred AMI Seventy Yards Dash Medal
q college professor.
Mile Walk Medal McAdams d Berry.
Pole Vault Medal. the Religious Herald
Best Athlete Medal. Athletic Association.
Other medals donated, friends Of college.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-25
Decorations ComnIeted.

The decoration Of the interior of the Taherna-
Gle for The Blue tafaaT has been completed by
Mr. Mark Mitfeidorfer, and this morning the
construction Of the booths wi he commenced.
ne contributions are coming IN very freely.
and he donators who have not set sent in their
presents are expected 20 do so to-day The
wagon of the Blues will be out AL day and call
IA he different parts OF tho city for the dona-
tIOns
Among the many handsome presents that
have been already given - a very valuable
oficer sword which had been sent by Mr.
uOrstman. Of New York
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-25
yIRGIyIAS DIED ~ BALTIMORE.
Mr.. William Holman Redwood. Formerly of
New Kent.


Mr. William Holman Redwood. SAYS yester-
days Baltimore sun, died yesterday afternoon
at his residence. No. q east Madison street. in
the eightieth year Of his age. Mr.. Redwood
wac born July &c. 1911. In New Kent county, Va,
where his ancestors settled IN 1851 having come
from Gloucestershire. England. one OF his
ancestors founded the Redwood library, IA New
port y. l. Mr. Redwood removed 10 Baltimore
in lS4l. and cnga sed in the Wholesale dry goods
business, the firm being Easter, Charon Red
wood.
At the outbreak of the civil war he went 70
Richmond aud engaged IN the tobacco business.
During the war be was member Of the hlch-
mond Home Guards. Ills three oldest sons at
the same time were i'm the Confederate army.
lie returned tO Baltimore IN 1868, and was at
different times with the firms Of Hodges Broth
crs. Townsend. Whitley * CO.. and wiz. Biedler
Il Co. lie retired from active HE year ago.
His wife and five children survive him. Allen
Redwood. his ol Test ION. is an artist m New
York. Henry Redwood IS IN business IN Ashe-
vile y. g..
John Redwood Is % member Of the firm Of
Thorn Redwood and Frank !. Redwood is the
junior member oi the firm of Brown 4 Lowndes,
ami also secretary oil the Merchants CLUB.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-25
A Sharp Thief Arrested.

TORONTO, ONT. April 2i.-The detectives
believe they have under arrest the most sys-
tematic and successful thief that has visited
Toronto In many years.
His name Is John Nearrim, alias John Miller,
alias kruptz, VINO IS wanted in Rochester. ".
y. Buffalo and other cities in the States,
charged with bicycle stealing. He was ar
rested at the Union station, where in company
with handsome and stylish dressed young
woman, he had Just purchased tickets for
Buffalo. The woman was also taken into
custody. The pair claim to be husband and
wife; and the man says he is New York
ieweler.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-25
Iadle.' Auctlon SaIe.

The twentiethannual spring Saleof Rich and
Elegant SilverwHre viii commence on Tues
day. April 2sth at my salesroOms. % and "a
north ninth street, at 1880 A. NJ. and $50 7.
~. and 70 continue each dny during the
week. II is unnecessary 20 call attention TO
the quality of the beautiful goods 70 be sold,
as the many, many years We have sold them
here IS q faithful guarantee.
GEoRoE w. MAYO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-25

OfDc Molay Commandcry, Knights Tenplar,
viii Visit Here.

Sir knight Samuel II. Wise. Of DE Molay Com
mandery. knights Tcmplar, of Boston, Mass. re-
turning from hiurcls. North Carolina. where
nc has been soiournlng some time % recruit his
health which has been greatly improved bog the
balL4y AR of the sunny SOUTH has been induced
o. stop ami make az least d short visit 20 Rich
monI. whore Eminent Grant Commander SIR
William b.. Tanner and SIR Auignts Parker &.
Conrad. Evans and others are Nleiug with each
other IN returuiu. I'M true old irgula style some
OF the MANI ciyi itirs and boCnful Inequalities
layished upon them by lie Molay Commandcry
whom they made their pilgrimage 10 Boston a
year or since.
Yesterday Sir Knight Wise was entertained al
the Mc,tmorcland Club, taken around the city
and shown all points OF interest. visited the bat
tle-telds. whore he gathered relics, and. return
Ing. attended meeting Of ~ Andrew Com
mondery. knights Ienplar. last evening. after
which sumptu0us banquet was spread IN honor
OF the distinguished guest
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-25
SnnlchcI Her InnhrelIn.

John Scholoi WAS lodged in the Second DO
lice station house last evening ON the charge Of
having unlaWfully attacked Mrs. d. Murphy
and snatchod an umbrella from her.
,Scholoi, who sells and repairs umbrellas,
Claims that he saw in Mrs. Murphys hands an
umbrella which he had previously repaired
his work
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-25

Tomorrow afternoon at clock q meeting
for young men vii bee held In the library Of the
Young Mems Christian Association
Mr. John u West will bee the leader of the
meeting. while Dir. Mowry Will have charge Of
the singing.
Mr. NJ l. Willis VIII play the piano, and Mr.
W. :. McShee D. 10 play the organ. Me -rS. d..
W. IribAett and s. j. Ninsheld will be -oioists.
After the meeting Secretary Caudli,h is TO
take charge OF the Bible class, az the close If
which tea will Doe served in one Of the upper
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-25
wIdow., md Ornhnn., Rellef.

The annual meeting Of the Board Of Directors
% the vi lows and Orphan. Relief Fund, odd
Fellows. for virginia North Caro-. ma and West
Virginia elected officers As follows: II. b.
NoOlall president; James b. Blanks. of Peters
burg, secretary; j. W. Ferguson. treasurer.
The new board is composed of hossrs. !; j.
Cus-ons T. l.. Courtney. ". 49, Ioler, A.. Wiley
Davis John :. Bethel. Robert Hill, Jr.. Robert
McCullen. Charles lohig and D. ". EoNle-.
During the past twelve months BIZ new mem-
hers have iOlned
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-25
Son. Veterans Company.

The committee Of the proposed military COM
pany OF sous Of Confederate Veterans met in
Lee Camp Hall last evening.
After considerable discussion II was decided
10 allow the committee TO act according 10 their
Judgment.
There viii DO meeting OF the company at
Lee Camp Hall next Thursday TO organize and
elect officers
All who have signified their intention of being
noamh.rs ara r0auaat1d To attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-25

There Is a considerable demand for seats At
the heafre 70 hear sir William l.. Royal lee
ture on Napoleon next Noulay night.
The managers OF tho Rosemar' Public Library,
for whD-c b,nctit 81 Is to it given. have rang
the prices as follows: General admission. Soc;
reserved seats s5c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-25
Sale of YnInahle Pronnrty.

Sutton d Co. will on Monday. April 9th. Mt
5oclock =. ~. sell at public auction the de-
srable west Broad street property situated
on both the north and south sides of west
Broad. between Madison and Monroe and
which il a commissioners sale. and Is fully
advertised in another column Is worthy Of
the attention # renl estate pnrchasers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-25

Following are the results:
First race three quarters Of milo. beaten
horses-lrodls1 nrst salisbury second. PERI
Giles third. Time l;l6lo.
Second race, iive-elghths of a mile two-year-
olds11 loiho trst heflaction lilly second,
Affinity loolt third lime O31e.
Third race, ighths of a mile. selling
Iay-Qu-El first, Censor second, Headlight third
Fourth race. one and ne-sixteon,h miles. sell
-Longstreet first, Sparling second hurcAlll
Clark third Time 1904
nth race, seyen-e ighths Of a milo Civil Ser
nee ,hrsl Prince Howard second, Jack Rose
sixth race one mile. sellng-success first
Extra second Landseer third. Time as.
MEMPHIS.
First race. one mile-Hocksoy first. Bertha
second hardeo third Time l:l7is
Second race, six furlougs- Courtney
hIsi' hohama second Bon Ton third. lime
Third race, the E!osebud Handicap. one AMI
one-eighih mlics-Nrge DOrr first Red sign
Ssfonl; asher third lime i:5g,s
Atucus second, BOnmarch third Time !. s2l.
mn race. one and one sixteenth iniles-lnso-
!ifneS nIst whittier second, Billy Pinkertoa
uird. Time :524
The entries FOR the Gutenberg races today
are:
FIRST race seven ighths of mile. selling
plSln,hS-Lord OF tho harom. i2i Nestheld. 10;
nn"Yol' TX tltIcn. no; Kentucky Ban
WXndham, i95; Spoudall Razzlo Dazzle. i0q; JOY
WiYl lVl' Happy George, McCabe, 100; Jose
2hine' Yl Misslyc, 90; hichgalc. a.
Second race, nye and half furlongs. selling
blackburn. i2i; Monroe, hingstock ils: Harris
Jury censor iis; Chapman. Mohican Lemon.
ilY; Zee lima T., Cantcon, 1906; innocence ios:
Discount Freedom, Nugget. "
lhiTd race, one and one-cighth OF mile sell
pk-Joe courtney, 49, Crispln, ms; Rover ms:
,,osler, ll2i Pelham, 100, Middle Stone, lO5;
Brown Charlie, lo2; Rushhcht, e.
=, Fourth race, soyen-eighihs OF a mile. 'sTbe
Sportsman handicap -heuien. ~; Bellwood.
Tx Rambler 200; Text, Dalsyrian, lOS: Ruby
iOS Abby 81 Queen Of frumps a5
,fith race, nye-oighths of a mile-Ciyil Ser
vice, isp; Neriden, III; Defaulier, lis; Xcno-
phone Moieray Eclipse. nS
siAth rage, one mile. selling bphyrus Ehls
10; The Forum, i07; Lyssndey III Spent, ia
Mcdinnis. los; Aftermoth Londsus, Pereclos,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-25
CLOTHING.
TAKE TINE WHILE TINE Is.

A Ill OUR SPRING ARRANGE
"A MENTs for the BOYS and chill
4 "a a DREN are at our 'moorings"s await.
ing your bidding.
To-day, you know, is customs day for
launching tho new styles on their sea
sons duty. Every day is SATURDAY. as FAR
as ,ee are concerned the little folks
have their leisure then.
ssss ONE THINGS THEY'VE cor To
$50 ia YEA LIGHT WEIGHT
sssS REFER is one Of them. Our line
will bring great big "oh" Of delight on,
of the youngsters, and vouH give Us
credit Of having the nsstiest little gar
ments you ever saw. That isn't all-you
won't find as pretty a line II you hunt
Richmond over. Might as well make one
Job Of it-and get the SUITS. the SHIRT.
WAISTS. the HATS, SHOES and what
ever may be needing in FURNISHINGS,
at the same time. Must seem as II half
the work was done to be able 70 get all
you want under one roof-And be sure
that you are SERVING yourselves better nan
you can elsewhere.
TTITHE TWO AND THREE-PIECE
i SHORT PANTS SUITS are lit,ls
7 wonders Of tailoring. They are
made for sofia, sure ,cear. The SACK.
CUTAWAY and FROCK LONG PANTS
SUITS are none the less seryiceablo 10
cause they are dressier than over Tia.
is simply an indication OF the progress
we've made.
ssss PECiALTIEsJERsEY SUITS
ssss VELVET SUITS. kits. MAN-o-
sssS WAR sUITs-imported most Of
them. Such little artistic effocts-tha,
mothers delight 10 dress the fodder"
in are not here in "hints7-tu, A BIG
VARIETY. You'll wont to repair the
WAIST 'fencos"-and you
couldn't select better time--because
we've just put the spring patterns into
stock. The "sTAB-wAISI'' is the BEST
no doubt about that. Every trial
proves It. The designs are ne,o, and are
exclusively the STARS" by right of Gre
alton You can only buy them here-bu,
that doesn't "stitfen' the price. /, would
surprise you If You know how many hun
bred dozens We sell in a soason-rHREE
TINES AS MANY AS ANY OTHER
HOUSE AROUND HERE,
TTTTHE HATS AND SHOES ARE
r
7 BETTER seen than talked shout.
T
T There's nothing desirabls woro
lacking in. Don't forget vo'ye MISSES
AND LADIES' SHOES too.
CCC oMPLBTBNEss MEANS MUCH
{ TO Us-and it's the secret Of our
CCC great popularity as Juvenile Out
filters.
A. sAKs AND COMPANY,
THE LADS PROVIDERS,
1917 AND 1919 MAIN STREET.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-25

4 largely-atiended mass meeting Of the
iourncymln plasterers Of Richmond was held
las night 40 Al West Leigh
Mucn business Of importance 70 the craft was
transacted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-25
German Carp.

Mr.. III. Halberstadt, Of granolithic fame, while
hshing on the lower james river Yesterday
afternoon, caught four and aShaif pound Ger
man carp Il is the largest fish OF its denomi-
nation caught this snTins.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-25

HngrAroLIs. April 2s-rhe Kemmic-scully
fight for $1,000 took place tonight at the rooms
Of the Twin City Athletic club
Kemmic won easily. knocking Scully out in
~ third ranad by right-hander ia the law.