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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-04
COReA's OLD QUEEN BURIED.
She Had Ereu Regent and Was Eighty
III &c Years old.

Tie funeral OF the late Queen Dowaeei
and Regent OF Corea appear, tO have been
celebrated with great pOmp ard ccrem' uy
FIVE months were consumed 900 prepare
ratinu-. and from The 01y of the iutcrment
every torcan CtiZcn B, bound o. rNchange
his tlack hat fora white one tor the space
of three years. he MUST also wear white
shoes aud avoid paIti-cOllred clothing.
"Dhiners' were employed t0 select "a
suitable spot for the royal grave. The
procession was heralded by thirteen sedan
chairs hung with silk drapery. aud each
borne ON the shoulder, ot twelve men.
In these were supposed t0 Dee the his
t0rians who Will write the biography
OF the deceased. Gorgeous banners i0l-
lowed, each furnished Oy one 81 the great
trade guilds. soldiers bearing Oru,h"o0d
torches linnI The streets. aud LDFsemen with
GldeOus masks. supposed Oh represent the
inls who prOte tlc deal from evil spirits
Joined iu tine procession, which was beaded
by a general mounted on splendid charger
ana surrounded by .Ncred servants. Ac-
cOiding to toreAn custom, there We're two
catadAique-. Dies ribbed as immense o1lYnr
structure, surrounded Ly railing en-
billu.trAde ami bearing inside a 81 k-drapet
bier. Which Ol these contains tine c0tpst
l. supposed % lc unknown % any one bul
The initiated. lli-l 0u one STOOD man
clothed in mourner, attire, and behind, says
The curious narrative iu the Chinese paper.
came another great cloth tO shelter the f.
male mOurner,. tuen a long Una. of officials
and mOurners, flags. soldiers, and last the
bowling. excited rlhbie.
The Queen OF Coiol had attained tue ven
erable &C. ~ clgAp-ihtee. she succeeded
TO the Regency on lhe death of her husband
IN lNij. but ie.ing-Isled her functions five
"a al "a Ia. Dob.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-04
Cigarette-Smokinx Minors.

The school teachers Of Tennessee are
about Oh petition the legislature % enact "a
law which shall prohibit the sale OF cigar
cites to minors. They have been moved To
this step by their observation Of the bad
effects OF lhe dctostable practice upon ihe
children. The smoke seems 10 90 directly
to their brains and the first serious conse-
quence Is the failure of the memory. IL j.
possible for teacher of any experience %
pick out the cigarette smoker IN any group
Of BOYS ID, merely noting their faces. The
teachers of the state are disposed TO favor
the New York law, which Furnishes both
tine man Who sell, t0 the minor aud The
minor himself. IL d. almost impossible to
break OFT the habit when it is formed at
tne aye OF ten or eleven years, and ON The
streets OF Memphis iive-yedr-olds have been
seen smoking the brain-sapping stun. The
legislature would do well tO adopt
lhe suggestion of tine teachers. and tue
law should Doe SD drawn as % De sure az
accomplishing. tLe end sought. The evil j.
rapidly becoming national vice among the
rnudr,n 90 fhe land. Tobacco may not be-
Injurious % adults, but ln the cigarette
form 10 is most certainly injurious 90 chill
drcn. Parent, MAO aDll-e and scold, but
che child who has acquired u fOndness ior
ihe cigarette will psr,ist ln smoking 10 II be
dnds 10 easy t0 purchase a package. The
law should come OBJ the help of the parents.
The state nas Doe right tO interfere, because
weak bows who haze pulled away their Vi
tally viii make weak men.-Atlanta Con-
,ututi0n.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-04

S-Alexander Salyini, the distinguished TO
mantle actor, will appear at the academy
OF Music tonight in D'Enyery's great play
"pon Caesar de BaZan.N Dir. salYinrs en-.
gagement continues through the remainder
of the week, including Saturday matinee,
when "Don Caesar dc BaIan" will be re.
peated. MIR. salyini is surrounded by a
strong company, comprised OF well-knOwn
metropolitan actors. Every play will be
sumptucusly staged and nothing left un-
done TO MAKE the engagement notable
one. There has been lively sale Of seats.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-04

We may, for convenience, divide the fac.
tory into three compartments. First. pres
sing: second, b0tilin-. and third nnlshlng.
10 the first oi these. supplies of the cuoice7l
part of the oX are brought in the morning OBJ
every working day straight from the
-hambles. II il at once cut up into succu-
lent steaks, each OF which get a slight
-prinkling Of table salt, 10 is then inclosed DID
"A new muslin bag and am outer canvas
bag. aud with dozens more Is placed Dee
tween the perforated metallic plate oil an
hydraulic press. When the company com
mcnccd work they were content with %
press which took charge OF about 100
steaks at a time. bat they have had t0 meet
greater cons imption than was ai tel
paied. so that ialcly they have installed
AN exceedingly powerful press, which
would do perfectly for making bales ~ coli
ton. and this is tested 90 give pressure OF
900 tons When the pile 40 steaks D. put on
the receiver the whole is surrounded with
"A Jacket Gccd no the summer, and The
pressure applied. We need not follow the
process too infinitely; 10 is SD simple. me
uice as u is collected is mixed Wild
an innocuOus prcseYauye, SET ASIA,
for month % clear and then
transferred t0 the bOttIlng department.
Here the liquor is filed into bottles by 20
siph0n arrangements So luat me liu0
comes into contact with as little air MS pos
siblc, and the bottles. when illed, are trans
lerred tOa separate building, where they
are corked, capsuied, Tabled and boxed
our traveller observed thar girl examined
each bottle before it, was passed on TO tine
capsuler. aud any one which showed e
speck OF suspended matter or was in the
least cloudy WAS SIT aside. 10 was cN-
planned that this Us part ~ 'ho principle OF
The manufacture. The liquor is the pure
mice Of beef, aud IN order That 1t may kccla
the most rigid attention must 0e given Co.
and drurWi.f
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-04

The special committee appointed py
Major B. II. Richardson. President OF th'
Richnisnd Light infantry Blues Associa'
49, 20 devise WAYS and means to raise
funds lU for the erection Of an armory, heid q
meeting last night at the " p9ae o. one sa io
-, on, ,he work. several schemes TO ralse
money were discussed at some length, ana
the committee were unanimous n IN a in rb
10 hold a fair, beginning on Aplll .sn, ~ 4.
outlook for the erection of a rev armory ~
vers encouraging, and subscriptions arr
coming in steadily. although no hpeciia'
clYort has as yet been made by tue commit
lee % secure funds. ,..o. ,,o
Alter the meeting OF the committee lnS
company was formed to go through lhe o, lur,
dress inspection which Is being hel1 49, 49,
tirst Tuesday in the month. An eNhioi ,,. y
drill followed, which was Witnessed by .
large rg audience OF ladies and gentlemen. Al
the close OF the drill The memDoG5' i; os b ,o1
comnany aud their guests INDUCED IN n ip
for When the Blues band furnished 'n'
music.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-04
THE RULER OF COSTA RIGA.
A BROOKLYN Man who Practically Takes
the Rein- Of Government In His Hand

the Rein- of Government In His Hand
r. +. Wheeler, who until recently was
train dispatcher on the only railroad IN
Costa Rica, Is visiting his mother, who lives
10 Plttsburg. He says that Republic Is
boiling over with crime. Marriage is con-
sidered an institution for the rich and for
foreigners. On the Costa Rican lndepend-
ence day. September 18th, the Governor at
Port l.mOn gave a reception. IL was Tor
married persons only, and he strictly en-
| Joined upon his people that no one should
attend who had not beer married. only
one native couple was present, though nun
dreds were anxious TO 20.
| The labOrers Of Costa Rica are negroes
/ from the West Indies. They are treated
worse than animals. one day Mr.. Wheeler
saw a boat load of natives driving negro
overheard. They would not let him back
on the boat. but told him TO swim or
drown. The sea was rough. bat the black
man, being an expert swimmer, escaped 10
the shore, aud left for his home IN Jamaica
| next day. The Government is patterned
af:er that OF the United states, but man
named Minus L. Keith Is said to be- the rear
ruler. Keith is a Brooklyn man. lie hoi95
NJ Office. but he permits no man 70 hyiu
office without his consent. Keith owns inc
only railroad in the country and one-hai OF
iha banana plantations. The inhaOltan' Z
are obedient TO him, and his rule is WI
one. He has put the Government on
practical footing. Every Costa Rlcan Is
chronic Office seeker. and II he fails TO ge'
the Office he wants he threatens rebellion
Then Keith sits down on him.
The schools and churches are century
behind the times, and the Spanish schOoi
marms spend most Of the school hours II
smoking cigarettes. Port Limon, the onil
seaport town. is very disOrderly. \ shor
time ago the Chief # Police became jealous
OF German-American resident, whom h'
considered a rival in love. Buzzards were
noticed lowering over spot in swami
near the city. ans there the body OF the Ger
/ man-American was found. The Chiei o
Police was found guilty OF the murder, Du
was soon pardoned. The whisky dow
there is awful" added Mr.. Wheeler paine
tically. "and costs twenty-five cents
] Liz,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-04

Mr.. W. \. Jones, member Of Congr, s.
elect from the First District Of Virginia Is
in the city ON business.
Mrs. VI. H. Gardner and daughter, Of
Louisa. are the guests Of Mrs. W. IL. Nc
Carthy. 1905 Grove avenue.
Col. and Mrs. q. A. Pendergast, Of Lon.
don. aud Mr.. Lewis l.. Cox, OF England are
stopping at the Exchange Hotel.
judge b. L. Coswell OF Newport. Arkan-
sas, well known Nirginian, died January
3lst. lie was we'll known here.
A force of hands is working on "Fair.
mount" grading the streets and avenues
paramount is near the old Howard =
Grove.
Mr. j. ;. Hunckell. Of Greensboro. y. c..
who is we'll known m Richmond, has ac-
eepted position As book-keeper at HicOk'-
tobacco factory in this city.
Mr.. Louis Fresney, who is a member of
the Odd Fellows, is lying dangerously i'll
AZ 9J7 Buchanan street. Little hope is en-.
tertaiLed Of his recovery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-04

The funds raised and bequeathcd 10 for
elm missions Boa the British Isles, according
tO the annual report OF Canon scott Robert
son, for the financial year Of l,>O, foot ul
the handsome sum of >6.j05,j3J; $3,3ju,OG,
~ this amount. it j., estimated. came from
mem crs of tne Church Of England. 1h,
total is slight, less than that for the ycal
previous, but 10 is larger than any total pre-
cyding the year l>-0. The contribution wa.
received through the following channels
rhe Church OF England. $2GlCOl5: the join
societies oi Churchmen and NoncOnlormists
81 OH,~lj; English and Welsh N0ncOu
mrmi-t societies, Si.>.3,-GO; scotch and
Irish Pre>by terrain societies, Sg2S. 23O; KO
man Catholic societies, 5000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-04

A deed of bargain and sale was recorded
i, The clerks oa.ce OF the Chancery Court
YESTERDAY from Fred -. Myers, Clara his
wife. Hermann Myers. Nellie his wife, OF
savannah, Ca sligo MYERS, Jacksonville,
Fla; Jacob Edel and 'Frederika his wife,
10 the Goodman Manufacturing Com
many. For the consideration of $50 600 the
above persons grant TO the company parcel
oflapd on west side Of Nineteenth street.
between Main and Cary, fronting seventy
seven feet; parcel OF land on north side OF
Cary, between Eighteenth and Nineteenth,
fronting ffty-three feet; parcel OF land al
northwest corner Of NineteeAth and Cary
streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-04
AN AlR-SHIp LiKe AN EGG.
II Files About Beautifully in a Big PITTS
burg Hall.

An air.ship that sails and can be con-
trolled is at work in the oil city Hall al
Pittsburg. The machine represents SIN
teen years Of work ON the part Of Joseph
Renard. The model is thirteen feet long
and egg-shapod. II travels big end hlsi'
and is propelled 10y fans in the bow. a
rudder permits guidance in amy direction.
\ car hangs from an inflated bag Oh
hydrogen gas. and "A pair of wings al me
side maintain the equilibrium. The hitns
capacity Of the model is about ten pounds
but MIR. Renard SAYS he can make MS ar
ship any size and propel the large sizes WIN
steam power. 4 reporter W % suggested
that steam engine would De too hedNy
was promptly snubbed boy Mr.. Renard, VINO
said he was a civil engineer. and wanted mo-
suggestions from persons ignorant oil me-
chanics. The inventor inflated his balloon
Yesterday. tied the rudder straight, aud lei
the outfit 20. IL sailcd,0 the other sid oil the
long hall, and stopped when it touched the
wall. Then The rudder was set at a tangent.
and the air ship described a circle. Renard
i, Frenchman, and member oi ihe
Aerial Nav cation society Of Paris and OF
the AerOstatic Academy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-04
Sol snhieet % roLlce ordel..

At meeting OF the Board Of Police Com
missiOners Monday evening q resolution
was adopted 10 the effect that members II
the Board should not be subject 10 the or
ders Of the police at fires.
This action was taken because Policeman
Austin who had lcen stationed in front of
the burned building Of Phillips n Stein with
instructions 10 allow no person 10 stop
there, had requested Captain Charles +.
Tayl,r, a member Of the Board to move
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-04
shee, lron.ana cosnles Makers

The Sheet Iron and Cornice Makers, tn ,"1,
10. ~. OF the international boion' met i"s,
night at Wilkinson Hal. Al tue eunu s.
meeting the following officers were ei ',a.',,,
President. Lee Lakewood; Nlce.pIes'1u'pI1'
'johu III. Conuor; recording secIr'"'n' A. ~
burton; financial secretaty' pi,iuins
'.ond,,'ior Iouis Martin; warden, Robert
Keitner: trustees. r. }. Payne, ). L. Greg
ory. Nj. insolvency.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-04

The swamps 81 the Bay OF Campoaohy.
which arc on level with the sea, BECOME
- completely parched during the heat of
summer that the huntsmen. VINO lose them
selves In the extensive forests with which
they are covered, would be in danger Of per-
ishlng with thirst were they Nc. PROVIDED
with living fountains in the wilderness
where there are no springs OF running wa
ter. Tie truLks OF a kind Of pine indiee-
nous 10 Tie soil. are covered with g species
OF fGn.us vailed, FROM IT'S peculiar form.
pineapples. They resemble a packet Of
leaves piled one upon the other, and are SO
full Of sap that on piercing them with a
knife at the base nearly a pint OF clear
and wholesome Juice Immediately distills.-
Nick's Magazine.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-04
VIRGINIA ANTIQUITIES.
Central Committee Hold "A NtNeiing-ite'
ords Of Yori1 County.

ords Of York County.
4 meeting Of the Central Committee of the
Association for the Preservation of Nir-
glnia Antiquities was held yesterday after
noon. There was only "a quorum present,
consequently much important matters were
not considered. Another meeting VIII
held next Frlda at hali-past 4 O'Clock. at
No. tO1 east Grace street. and az that Time
this business viii be attended 10. one item
of this will be the ascertaining Of the net
proceeds of the Association ball held last
week.
At the meeting Yesterday note from the
President called the committees attention
10 the records Of York county. which nave
been placed in the keeping of the Associa-
ton. The committee Yesterday approprm-
Ted $50 to pay the expense OF rebindlds ana
indeXing OF these old ANA valuable records
mis- money will Soc sent to Hon Lyon G..
Tyler. who was very active in securing the
hooks for the Association. The records go
hack AS far as 1888, and have much in them
nf inheritance about James City county AS
that county and York are closely identified.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-04
HI Miih Blleks.

Sprigg Archer, one OF the col0red hands
employed on the Grace street Baptist
church, while at work yesterday was struck
with bricks and lumber that fell from above
him and Knocked from the main floor 10 the
basement, a distance Of about thirty feet.
DR.. Miniree, who happened 10 be passing
Dy al the tine o. the accident. attended the
man, who had a cash about four inches
long on his head.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-04

H.F. Phillips Il stein had the misfortune
10 lose their stock Of merchandise contained
in their f0ur-story brick building, but their
books and papers were saved IN perfect
order In one Of Halls safe and Lock Com
PAWS Standard Safes. They are always
reliable.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-04
RELIEF FUND.
Handsome Contribution Who's N''
Letters and Resolutions.

Yesterday evening while the president VI
the Board Of Fire Commissioners, the Cnic'
OF the Department, and the assistant en-
gineers were at headquarters discussing
the late fire on Main street. and 0rmnla-
ting plans Tor the bctterment OF the service,
messenger came In and handed the Chiei
an envelope in which was a check Tor one
hunofsd dollars aud the accompanying let'
ter aud resolutions
The Board OF Fire Commissioners have
long been desirous OF raising relief fund,
10 be used TN case Of injury or death TO
fireman; but the paltry fines and other
moneys received during the year, which
might be used for THIS purpose, have real
lied such a small amount. that the hope ot
ever getting sufficient fund had been well
nigh abandoned.
When six fires had occurred In January 1t
was found that five tiremen had been sell
cusly injured, aud there was not dollar AT
hand Tor their assistance. Two OF these
men we're injured on the cedar works, TOO,
hV the oyerinrning of hose-carriage' ana
one fell from a roof during IRE on seven
tecnth street.
However. the hope is now revived IN TINS
donation from the Virginia, fire ana MA
rine Insurance Company. which II Is almost
unnecessary to say, greatly pleases tne
/ President aud officers OF that department
| Il is 10 be hoped that other msurA ce coil-
pauics will now come 20 the front ana give
The department a help. a small conlflou-
ton from each company viii soon result IN
quite a respectable fund 10 be placed 10
he credit Of such a worthy purpose.
VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE ms. CO.,
y RICHMOND, VA. February ., lo'll
". G. Fuller, Esq, Chief Engineer Rich
mond Fire Depart uent:
Dear Sir,-At meeting Of the Board oil
Directors OF the Virginia Fire and Marine
/ Insurance Company, held this morning
/ the enclosed resolutions were UNANIMOUSLY
| passed, and l am instructed 10 forward
them 10 YOU, which 1t gives me pleasure
10 do.
You will find enclosed check on the
National Bank Of Virginia for the one hun
bred dollars appropriated.
Very Respectfully,
WILLIAM II. PALMER,
President.
The following is The resolution Of th
Board of Directors Of the Virginia Fire anl
Marine Insurance Company, in session
Tuesday, Feb uary 3, 1891:
"RecOgnizing the efficiency and zeal o
our Fire Department. as eNinccd AT tue mr.
40 Phillips & STEMS on the 3oih uiumo' an
! apprcciating their arduous and iaithiu
services M the projection of our own ana o
our neighbors' property, W. beg to tendt
20 you, and 10 your officers and mea, ihi
expression OF our appreciation OF the ser
vices Of the corps: and, as further mal
If our appreciation Of their gallant conduc
On that occasion. the President is nereo
{ directed TO enclose. with copy Oh TINS le'
. olution. the company'- check for 800, TO b
l. used for the benefit of your men as you am
| OF m q
! "a COPY from the rec0r1s.)
W. IL. MCCARTHY, secretary
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-04

~UIMP.-n eos. after an Illness Of four days
at the residence no his mother 26I7 Nenable
street, February 2d, at $3.50 j.. NJ. WILLIE
oldest son Of Mary 5. >himp, In his nine
tecuth year.
uneral viii rake place from Monumental
church THIS NFrft AOON AT O'Clock
Friends Of tno iamuy invited 90 attend.
Lanclslc. Penn, papers please copy.
RECORD Died. at the soldiers Home.
Yesterday morning at O'Clock, Captain
JOSIAH W. HEREFORD. ia. the Ia ncty-
second year " Dol, age formerly oil COmlau}
T., fOriy-s cOud Virginia Infantry.
services at the grave in Hollywood THIS
AfIfkNDON at 3 o'clock, conducted by
Rey. ". ID. Hogc. ID. ID.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-04
DRY GOODS. &C.
HzeaxenY- GM $NtooZ

,,1IIINFRY AT HALF PRICE DoES
sOT COVER THE EXTENT OF ouh hn
DTrCTIONs IN TIE PRICES or ~.
KINDS OF MILLINERY. DURlN" liIn
OF TAKING INVENTOR
rAcu AND EVERY ARTICLE IN
CIUDED N THELISr BELOW NDLn "
WENT 4 RUBBING OUT or i III,
ORIGINAL PRICES, AND THE 81 81 l. !,
Tr-r,6N OF SUCH 4 PRICE As WOULD
ChrsE SENSATION AND EASY SAIL
FINE TRIMMED HATS,
FINEFLOWERs'
FINE ORNAMENTS,
FINE RIBBONS,
FINE CROWNS,
FINE LACE,
FINE TRIMMINGS,
CHlLD's HATS,
BOYS HATS,
FELT SHAPES.
THESE FEW PRICES ARE NOr En-
ASPIRATIONS. But THE ACTUAL
REDUCTIONS FROM FORMER SELLING
PRICES.
rrencb Felt Slopes. sold for -, one now SOC
targe FUR Felt Flats, sofa for 81. are now ~
ladies' Trimmed ClOth Ioques, sold Tor el.@o
Ladies '' loih and Velvet Toqucs sold for 81
cb,idITT,n ms" Felt Flats, sold for 81, are now
BOYS Nayy-Blue Cloth Tamoshanter ere no"
Rows scotch cloth Caps are now DC.
/ D 4 90 ID flff T
| Childreu's Velvet and cloth Hats are Ho"
Bows Jockey Caps ofCloth are now 25c.
Bids that sold for 25 are now zoe.
! ANY frame more than 5Oc yles DC. ea'h.
! Another Offering OF The bright-colored ~neep
skin Mats 500 each, the 81 kind.
| 5000 Reversible smyrna Door Mats now
;}9c. each. ,...
The immen-c me - shy tlh mugs ~" '''''
To sell for $40.
CHILDREN's REFERS, \ NEW Lol
Ion SALE IL THE CLOAK DEPART
MENT
! Also Ladies' Blazers. an wool cloth, perlsc
shape, perfect fitting, $500 each-ahS STU
cOl6rs. tan. gray, black. navy, gafneil.
WEHANE BEEN STIRRING YOU u
LIVELY. BUY AT ONCE YOUR SUP
piles OF
WHITE GOODS,
EMBROlDERlES,
BLACK MUSLINS,
SHEETINGS,
LINENS.
PRICES THAT YOU WILL not Bl
ABLE TO BUY AT POSSIBLY AGAl,
THIS SEASON ARE now Is FoRC J.
ANDIFNOUARE or THE FARSEElN'
CLASS NOU WlLLTAKHHEED OF TIL
WARNING. ALL or THE GOODS ARR
NEW AND BRIGHT FOR THE COMING
SEASON.
SOME of THE SPECIAL PRICES lN
ICLUDE:
500 pieces large Plaid Muslin. worth j @
yard. Tor 2 O.. yard.
| 600 pieces OF Diamond I'M Plain White
Cambria Ior 3 - ayWd.
600 pieces OF the &C. quality Check Muslu
for BE- yard
| 900 pieces FOok-foid Fine White ludH
Linens Is 90. yard. worth Zoe.
/ I75 pieces ot the l1c. quality 10 cell io
I2i sc.
/ More tlau hundred different patterns ODD
Carriers fines .percaies Toe. "a yard.
/ tucked and lltmsiitchcd apron Muslin
25c yard.
/ ,uover Iuckings. Lace Iuckugs All
over fm.roitDrcs
IPAPER-BACk SOY ELo-LArESl
WORKS.
/ Madison Square 2Fc books. our prize. I5c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-04
Nav nInsie InstIuctor.

Predecessor Galpiu, OF Toronto. Cahau"
Who comes 10 Richmond very highly recon-
'oSDded for the purpose q teaching Inc
scbool Of music, has been elected cn lh
80 os the Broad.Street Methodist church.
Thesontract with him was cons ,v.,an W,
,.,s,erAv aud he takes charge at once. 10
,,,Ii form a large chorus This week auV
their fir.t rehears al will take place s"'u''
day evening at 1880 O'Clock.