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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-19
TOM RIDDLE, KING OF 1HE RUs1LERs
A College Graduate. hu Not q Very Ro-
maut c DrsprradO.
From TIE Sfn IIInrtsNn F-i'IErfrer.


Among the rust.rrs Of the present day Tom
Riddle stands pre- minent Tom Ktdl is not
SUPPOSED to Q his name. but 1t il tn nnm" he
goes by In this country. the onn h, Is knLwn
Iw. and the only one no will answer to. Tom
fiddle comes nrn 'er r"u iZing the ideal pie
ture of tho thief and drspcraao met in novels
country or died with their boots on. A i Of tho
otnArs have cen. and hr-. dirty. il!-f ~ pcrd,
aud ili-maNncie !. and IN whom. to paraphrase
SnakeSleare. the elements We're so mingled as
to give tra world assurbnrc Of Il hOrse hirt.
In Riddle. however, the .ru!o is REVERSED, He
Is s.'ii To IN graduate ot an EASTERN collage,
At any rate h" keeps tooth rush and has
h. shirts changed ""ras!ou lily. lie - OF I'm"
appearance. anil is. in iort. II typical crook.
as w, see them in yellow lacked licit ,n. And
yet there is nothtn: OF the Dick TURIN or
C!andg. Durai st!j IL out ht'n: no IS Ike All
other h"rs" thieves in his methods. d0inl! his
wor. ut u gnt and having his homo IN sone
sec utrd ana unknown uiara ~ winch tns
vi-''nntts know nothing us yet. Aw"ut all
that has he1n seen Of him Il wien he appears
rs tn head ot Il gang. which i driving herd
Of g dion stycS Tor shipment Last
On all such occa- ions the gang gets out Of
town IA quickly ns It came Without attempt
drive ia made TO bring the herds {" the track
after aik and rs s,nrth line before the east.
there Is no tItne left Tor tanning the real
character o. the shippers. and -v' n w.r" such
II discovery MAIZE it is not Likely hat it would
result IN anytalnE for tho ru.t!"rs are always
heavily armed on such expeditions and would
Fl ;f!t to the last man rGthcr Khan surren Ter
either thense, vcs or their dishonest holdings.
Tn"y know from pnst experience that once
in the hands OF the honest prori" OF this re.
E!pn thny w"dld meat twiit r"tri' n.ion Tor
the long series Of crimes rrIpetraied Ny lhom
and their Kind for years past.
Tom Ri ID l. ~ al ! to he already rich, from
the nr 'rce Is Il his many midnight raids and
shipments. 1t is ahont tine Tor him to so
East aud toe me II drI,rn. That VIII Dr "
IN ore az enRble rise in the " lrii tian mo ono
he will Get If he stays here much longer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-19
A MYATERT IXPLAINED,
II Women We're L-r-hnnd-d They Could
AIEht Better from Sire-' Carr,

She hall roSo from her seat, glanced toward
the rear Of the open cur. ard. raising her para
sol. signa!led tn the conductor on the rear
platform that she desired to have tho car
stopped n; tho next corner AS it slowed, she
, stood up and stepped t. the side. shifting her
raraso from the right hand to the left and
grasping the arm Of the seat with tho olsen
gagged right.
wait til! the car stops. please" the con-
ductor shouted.
She glanced up with slight expression Of
fright. and the conductor ran a! ing the foot
board Al the 81 10 to assist her. but she di not
wait for him. She stepped down while the ear
was in motion and when the car stopped with
slight Jerk she had her eft foot on tn" pave
mcnt. She had kent hold OF tho arm ana was
out orollase It and put down the other foot.
while facing to the rear. when the jerk throw
her Off her balance. The conductor gras?ed
her arm and prevented her from fnl Ing she
smiled her thanks and stopped away The
conductor blew his whistle and started to re-
There's another he remarked to scrone
and obaery mt individual at tAr md Of the
one, II Shelf Wa t iii tn car stops It's all
"'rlsn't her fault. tho individual remarked.
DesHGH l | hn@'An'"
"% Seurss IN not snyTs wGrd s shH Hn
but 81 MS he ihu Of ~ '"nl,,,ng; ,,
~ w TO kn3w hpw ~" r% n S c, Tath;
~, That may he So but the "o ma ought to
GnanIS me- to GfI na nysr nmcnt 81 amndex
tegIty " n, philosopher remarked
"Amhdexterity- 70 use both hands"
the y ,ilus Iphor eyi'a,u" !. The trOu lie il
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-19


Finrh's Island was Formerly known a,
Twced's island and its hittnly is clnsel. con.
n i,st wit! th,old Aw"rlcHS' I'm; which honr.
rented the island and srs"tca small hymss
lndian Har or acht Cluh's home will stand
on the same site. but there is hardly any
tn ny 10 uf tho Aneri"us tluus old hnuse.
The interior OF the present building l. fin.
ished in ha 'dwood. and will he handsomely
furn. shed toy Juno 20. tho day set for tho
cues formal opening.
IN tn" summer II fSsf' number of young
mon Interested in yachting met at the 5 Heck
Iousr. Greenwich. and subscribed funds for
the rnrro,e of hnldi"g II regatta There were
no Officers or '!ueS every one VINO su scrihcd
b ing surros"d to tie u mamhar. The sub
s"rirers hnd ,ch good time hat last year
1t was dccit d to carry on tre clue on Il more
g. ,hstantal bus is, nn'i II por!Dnnent organiZa-
ton was lerted Regu ar dues were estal-
II he amt ~ room for meetinE- secured In
Ind an Harhor Hotel. Among those who at
tended the first IN citing Of tho clu and who
are still men hers. are Richard Outwnter. Fl. E.
Doremus, Frank T.. tones. W. J.. Jones. T. D.
C"wnan. T. Burton Hart. d. N. Whine. and w.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-19
YACIITSMEN'S PRETTY HOME.
WHERE THE InDfJN HhRBOR YACHT
CLUB ExPICT TO LIVE AND FLOURISH

The Grounds or the Old Americas club. on
what Was Known s- rw~eds Island,
Termed Into Fine iub Statiou-A Little
History OF The Indisn H"'b'r Club.
On the picturesque shores Of Finch's Island.
In Indian Hnrnor. Connecticut. a Handsome
building. surrounded by troad verandas, has
recently been erected by the Indian llarbor
Yacht Club. The club has certainly selected
an ideal spot for their new homo. Tho island
itself is ABOUT four acres In extent. and some
beautiful views can lie obtained on all sides.
To the north ono can see tho Indian lIatbor
Hotel. the in!ets, and the town Of Greenwich
nesting among the trees. To the west ono
secs tho green hills OF Belle Haven and tho
rocky shores Of Fields loNt. On the south
there Is a fine view oE tho Sound and the Long
Island shore On the ca you can soc Grrcn-
wien Point. Riv r.idc. aud also get u good
v ew Of thu many beautiful pr vato residences
and country seats wnich dot tho Long Island
shore Then. again. their ap"ho;aEe OF the
club house affords one OF the lest holding
grounds on the Connecticut shores.
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Then comes the character "a nd no two horses
look any moro alike than any two human Le-
ings. One has all the quality and fine arch
from his nNstril to the bend Of tail OF a stylish
girl while another 10 down all around" Ike a
81 tern. There Is the plun .. well-lookino
horse. like hia master. who sees that every
thing about his place Is properly cared for IA
well as himself. Then comes the anatomical
study with gals and sores on the hips, which
the brutal huckrter drives all day and
whrh he i cay -tapdIng ut post all night
sEansnGI a a!?ng th ~. bride rth on itesp:
square quarters with power which seems In
eYuaustible, No two OF them will look alike.
The Group may lie long or short. and the pas
tern likewise. SO YOU will have no end Of study
to d. your horse mOiel we'll
An artist Is partly excused II he makes all
his personal friends miserable by occasionally
req "a ting q pose. He will ind after time
that hey only stick their head in through the
Jared door and sny; Mind now-no losing
old man. or I'm off." and you must agree u t.
hut there IL always q way to work confidence
game on him after he has settled down In y
chair with pipe.
A., so after taking you all into my confidence In
this, professional secret Of how models ppse.
Ing to see how the model did pose. because
sure 1t was real wild Arab from Tmbuctoo
referI! that It might havo been Dowery boy.
and II il WAS a beau Hui girl labelled Apple
Bloss ms. al Beemi ng made 10 the up
c", ntry away from the walks OF men, you cam
pot DO cock sure she did not say TO the artist
Say. I've got to rest this right leg. see !"
FRkpEkcx REl1aQZoG
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IN her class aNoat Rear Commodore Plaut ID
also ,m"mher Of the i.arch mont and River
side Yacht clubs. He Il always ready for 3
rare d has " IN any n mher OF prizes Last
year; While In the asst he captured over TWEEN
Is, lie 81 his own boat and does IL we'll
works hnrl"r than frank Is Jones' one ~ tho
trustees Al present Mr. Jones " engaged
with IL T. Dore nus, owner ~ the Sirenp. In m
ell r u MAKE the sweepStake race on the
oreninG day Of the. cl 10 zig iuccess, and
tr m the number NJ entries which have been
rec ived il probably W II he.
There are nav over forty yachts IN tho feet.
renUo and om'wtt ~ Sirrns Fdmund T-h's
Ara v. s. Gilmore's Nc opr, Y. Burtcn-
llIr''s T4ttler. V. a. Ha nit MS Aleedo, W.
J: and L, L. Jonc-'- Ply Ii, g. ): Someryilles
/ ella, q. 6. Tyson's Voraut. J. NJ Williamss
Volusia and Seno"ita
as follows: June %. special sweepstaks rsesl
July 10. annual REGATTA. - r. LIAl-las-s!
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VlcE-CoMM0DoNE fRANCIS BuRN1TT.
Commodore and the famous racing Jb and
mai sail boat I.!vai. Mr.. Bvrritts fame and
name AS II ynrhtsmnn and builder OF fast boats
a,n known from one end OF the Sound 70 the
other. ITO Is IN rX-Commndorn Of tln Cellar
Point Yacht Cub Of Saugatn'k and Is called
by his. iricrds tho az. b. Morgan d small
bonts." n h. has new b. at ever renl. ana
man in the country. lie alwny, sails his
own hoat., and there are few men On
th" sound vino can give him point, on
n,lin. the til err. Renr-C Comm dore Flaus
is the ownrr Of the well-knoGn Care Coo
cMtbOat Nellie which is one o. the fastess
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-23
Agricultural Legislation.

Major r.. Y. Gaines and Mr.. II. l.. Lyman,
Of The subcommittee of the Board OF Agri-
culture on legislation, appointed at ITS late
meeting in this city, and President W; l..
SutherIin and Commissioner Whitehead as
advisory members. met at the Exchange Hotel
last evening 10 prepare the bills formulated
bv the Board for presentation to the Legs
lature. =
The measures so far offered are five IN
number and are the result Of much intelA-
cent consideration on the part Of the mem.
hers of the Board and also the suggestions OF
Or !. NJ. Mcbride of the Virginia AgrIcul-
tural College. at Blacksburg. and Prof. H. A..
futile. Of the University of Virginia. Inc
following are the measures referred TO:
bin for preventing the adulteratlon ana
misbranding of foods. =,
A biu regulating the sale and quality OF all
seeds sold for agricultural purposes.
A bill for preventing and SURPRISING con-
taoious and infectious diseases among do
nestle animals.
A bill for assaying minerals for the owners
thereof.
A bill regulating the sale and purity Of
commercial fertilizers.
Tie Board also expect to present one OF
two other measures.
These bills will be handed members OF the
legislature to-day. The committee will con-
tinue in session at the Exchange perhaps a
day OF two longer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-23
MI. and Mrs. kendnl.

Mrs. Kendals impersonations are the des-
rair OF the adjective seeker. Her rich, era
eious. brilliant. vital personality hlls the ciiar-
acters 10 the nrim. Her lniintaDle p'eas'sn'
80 with it, clear and perfect intonations.
claddens one like music There IS sugges;;
,;nn Of large. early. goddess like womanhood
IN her suberb unconscious dignity her tree
, ~ ar her lovely movements her strong
,ieribls poses: when she walks across The
stage one realizes the Virgilian phrase. ihceu'a
Tegsna. There seems 10 radiate from her a
80 stnosphere OF health. of sunshine. OF
womss asO worth and sweetness. 10 watch
Ier smiIs ia a holiday. She Is M artist au
h he d.s onclss' nothing with her is trivial, IS
insignihcant. the movement of ringer has
its hint; its meaning. 10 praise nsa 'i'p pei
tioue in three volumes. They must be seen
Alter which primary object IN Life Will be 10
see il again. -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-23

The seaboard and Roanoke Railroad BIZ
VIII De Reported Jayorably.


Tire Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad Bin
WIN ue Eeoorfed Tavorably
Nh,
ONT session OF lhe 'olhinl''eeS Oh A'0'D'
ADD Internal Navigation OF the two houses
,..I.l1 O'clock i'm the afternoon at the
c....- o.,,.o, ,.~o.,7ed
-hA-o lig.o'. H.,
a' '1Nh u. NyaH' D"''l. li'" ~ '.'o
fNNlllee' Au4 Nuilo " H"ill"V' o' '.'oii' m
t ile two houses were present. AHo
70 important measure Q" va V''lsi' GU ""9
ID 'l-l ihtlcuu tel ~ oel@.Dl l'""I''' ~ Wv
aie ana 10y AI W. -. \ eil,.e7s' ~ Oi,S
'N Sle ilo,7' 80 o.-,etr,ct
A.t b. Al Ne NAM o"u NS l'e"5 A. III -
OIL ,t-i D sl'ee'9 III 'li' .'J "a 80, 49,,
B. .u"-co WIN w.. -
la-ei ,laIch Is l,aO. q 9o5'7".'oll "a o''
~. PORTSMOUTH, heADeH 10y 0Hu50 - ~
Watts, was present 70 ADVOCATE uNo p"s9a.
o. tle u.I, While MAJOR d. J.. OIocAti appear
ell. oppose IT,
cutie NUN OF o. t1e IheiioeI' OF 'ilo ."o
committees were "nHoie ~ rem ,in S'u.'n7 .no
meeting ald lne c3L5.~e, 9.iou Oh ,lo 'tii we
l0- .htu unsl D.'y ~, " neu 1Io Dl'l ~
h lA.en up. AIT W. a. .lo1, ''t 'S5' III
io1l ID I'D an Hoio SiegcI OK '''l''S,' .i
a NJ thr ull uud called ATTENTION 10 lH9
tAat the passage OF IAe Dil was seneI"ly
--ir4 ny tIe e.t-leA7 81 ol'allDu."'
If OIocAer. lh lengthy AlS intent, ou-
Favored l' a-'" 'i-nD we "oii""'' ~. Wv
a} were uAIl57. -...".' an" Do.i''.ls ~
'r 0lriests OBJ lAe -s"u'A& i"iV',S og H0io
--e .ltA-tf iDu-n "l-4DI' .ti' l"'-4V" W.
ne ''as' ~-'eI ilo 'DoN .-'o L''..i' 90 "a.
.'-ill 4'I oNN'i-- '-o 4l"~ o-.oDi'' ~
p. granted unless tne prope4lf-oWAe n"u
~ilels-'e1 ~ .ny ~ ti ID' o-'S
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-23
4 NEW LIBRARY BUILDING.
The Subject Discussed by the Committee-ihe
Fuuds Now on Hand.


A joint session OF the Committees on lApFG-
ries Of the two houses was held yes1sl"'y
afternoon. with Senator Conway Sands. "l
Richmond in tho chair. The committees COZ
sidered tho hilI nrOvIding for q separate Duliu-
ing % be erec.ed for the state library. Ailel
some discussion the committees ueciueu ~
request the Secretary OF the common" eH a -
70 confer with two arcnitecls III ln,S ~ =. io
the probable cost Of such building 10 DO
erected on the Capitol square committees
from the Chamber OF Commerce was pleseHS
20 advocate the measure. The G minutes
consisted Of Judge George L. Jhrls'iaI'
Mayor Ellyson. X. b. Lee ana j. kangoIph
Tucker Jr. There were also III atteluf ny.
MT. William W Henry, If the Hgiu'a Ms
t0rical Society. and Mr. Henry X. Pollard, OK
the old Library Association.
MAYOR EllysOn stated informally that j the
Library could be kept open from y 4. d; - Al
7. u. during week days the necessary hght ana
servants would be furnished % the state Tree
OF charge. Every member OF the couiiii11ce
was deeply impressed with the necessity OF
hayng . separate library buAqlug eIecseu'
and all were Of the opinion that the sl.e
should be within the boundaries OF the Oapi-
toll Square Three different sites were Ineu-
toned one of them on the southeast corner
OF the square, opposite the Hotel Dodson. an
other on Ninth street. opposite Franklin street.
where the old bell tower IS stanulng as
present the third site on the north side OK
he square opposite Fords Hotel. 1t was
:, eted that during the session OF lsS,-,5t
hi, in favor Of q separate ID raTy uluinS
vas passed 10y the House. but was defeated
py N. , Senate. IL vas expected that SINH
lain will be introduced during the present
sess'or,. and in Oil probability 1t VIII become
a Law .-.-.. o..t,-,;4.ad hv
Coio~ei =, fin. second Auditor, there are
80 ~ - hand O. tie credit OF library
md s30o r.. sc been secured for the same
,-,,se fro- 1s sale of cattle scales, 60 VO
are - ba re1ii1e from the sale OF the Duiid-
me- mo now occr,a ed by the Court q Ap-
neels and s6s o are accounted Tor as
PEE ca mir or ent paid ,tor several
Offices A present = aouo' assm to q ca af5
80, ,bo ,,yoert oi the State. which are
expected 10 bring frorn slu''g9 10 s1,,glgll'
The funds at the dispose ..oF Il I'.ly '..', ,
ING would amount t. a total OF ABOUT Wv
Tie Offices which are expec tea o. be es' A.
lished in the new building 81. - Su.e9
Commissioner or Agriculture. Cur. Oh aP
uesls Superintendent OF Public tI.l'.n-' ,.'l
perintendent OF Public INSTRUCT on "...oau
Commissioner. Southern Historic" oOc'e.J'
virginia Historical society.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-23
DRY GOODS. sc.
Woodward 4 LOtlrOp,
TEMPLE
DRY GOODS STORE,
CORNER BROAD AND ADAMS STREETS.
CORNER BROAD AND ADAMS STREETS.
New arrivals in
EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT.


Another shipment received OF those i2-inch
Printed Hemstitcned Flouncings, white
ground with cOlOred figures of a floral
bow-knotn design, IN SIX combinations, 2yc.
yard.
For Chidren's Dresses. an excellent line Of
27-inch White Embroidered Flouncing IN
variety of choice designs, soc. and 62,9c. a
yard.
NEW ARRIVALS ~ EVENING WEAR.
"Frayed silk Ruching" in pink, blue, cardi-
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yard.
Surah silk Refer Scarfs 30 inches long and
II inches wide with hemsttched EMS. IN
PINK. lavender. cle. mals. gobelin, orange,
cardinal, black, white and cream. - each.
Crepe de Chine Refer Scarfs. 81 inches long
and n inches wide with hemsttched ends
yellow. pink light blue. cardinal. black white
and cream. $3.50 each.
REDUCTIONS IN NECKWEAR.
There are still six weeks Of party season be-
fore Lent. but as some OF our INES oil mo
neckwear are brokenwe nave declueu 10 mako
the following reductions
China silk Vests " in pink cream brown
and gray. reduced 70 u.
white Lace Jab0ts " with Crepe de Chino
Collars Of red. yellow. black and white, re-
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Chiffon Jabots." in black. lavender. pink
and gray, reduced 70 $50.
Chiffon Jabots' (aeur do lis PATTERN, in
mink. yellow. gray and black, embroidered IN
lavender. reduced To 81,
"Crepe de Chine Vests, in cream, reduced
10 %.
Chiffon Vests. trimmed with Point Glaze
Lace in. pink. blue. lavender and black. re-
duced 10 %.
Feather Boas in gray, navy and tan. re-
duced 10 IS.
Chiffon Ruhiing." in pink, blue. lavender.
cardinal. yellow. black aud white reduced to
soc. yard.
Chiffon Double Rufiine'-one piece of
black embroidered in cOlOrs and two pieces
! of white embroidered IA coiOrs reduced 10 "
yard. ..,.,,.-.,,,
Our stock Of Cotton. Merino. All-Wool and
+ Silk Underwear still contains many desirable
article. Look at these prices IN vests.
Swiss Ribbed low neck and 10 sleeves.
1 12&c l5c.. 20c. and Use.
Isle Thread. low neck and no sleeves.
white cream and black. 7jc. . II ~.
SILK. low neck and n sleeves white cream
! black and fancy cOlOrs. from sac. 20 So'OV;
silk. high neck and short sleeves. black aud
cream, Sl.65 % 3.
Children's silk Vests, high neck and long
sleeves. in delicate col0ungs only. JOc
MERINO VESTS AND PANTS.
Good quality. SOC. and 75c. all sizes.
Haf-W ool-N est. size Is. for 15c.-rise 100.
Pants size o.. for sl-rise loc size.
Two.thirds Wool and Regular Made
Vest. SIZE 2G 81 80 rise l0c. size.
Pants, size ., Sl.5J-rise lOc. SIZE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-23


4 large and fashionable audience enjoyed
r.4saiv the inc performance given last
i-l, of Lillian Lewis aud her splendid com
{-ii l Narstous powerful drama. Credit
lorraine The scenes are laid m the period
.-.aeen 1863 and 1870 in France and deal
'-- court intrigues and politics The scenes
ss Intensely dramatic and the climaXes well
itel up Tie company is composed
y artists Of a superior order. including
-se Pomeroy. Edmund Collier, Arthur
--ot and Frederick Moline. Special
.s-..on should be made OF Mr.. Collier. who
,ae yillain.wlth "a deliberateness and in
"-.ence that is artistic Mr. Moline. as the
.1-. rc spy. develops a new role with a
-+liness aud attractiveness that Is OK
,.ley pleasing. Louise Pomeroy received
applause for her charming and natural
-s climax in tho last act, when Miss
.S".' slabs tie minister OF police and Is her
y. fatally wounded. WAS 80 intense and
s.-@lc that one could hardly repress a shud-
oi horror There will be a matinee to-
- sAd performance tonight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-23

which all our theatre goers are interested.
The English actors have long represented the
best art in their native city, and have Deeh
associated with the rise in public estimation
which their profession has taken since they
intimately concerned with the move. No
actors who ever came q this country ever
more absolutely conquered the favor Of the
r.ublic AT first sight They were appreciated
at once. and seemed TO take up their reputa-
ton in this country exactly where they LAID II
down in London. Their first appearance
here Thursday evening in The Ironmaster
viii he made before one of tho most brilliant
audiences of the season. The reportorle TOR
tho bala nee Of the week will be as follows:
Friday ,0nly timel "A Scrap ot Paper Sat-
urday ma tinee (oniy time), still Waters Kun
Deep. Az a tor their farewell performance
Mr. and Mrs Kendall viii repeat Ohnets
famous drama OF The lrOnmaster."
=r.Fgur1
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-23

The House Committe g on tropos.tons ana
Crievances INST yes erday afternoon with NJ.
" Flacruler. OF shenandoah. IN the chair.
iria committee considered the Oieomargarins
b.ll introduced Ivy Blr. j.. Taylor strattoni;
and decided unanimously 10 report the oil
favorably TO the House. me same Iioh
- taten in regard 10 the bill introduced by
Wr William b. McIlwaine. recommending the
licensing Of pharmacists and the sale Of drugs
80, tIfa State
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-23

The Governor Yesterday pardoned W. h
Rhodes white. who was convicted Of muir
der in the second degree in TIE County Court
oil Albermarle in November. losz. an SEN
fenced 70 eleven years IN the penltentaly.
surgeon j. W Nash certified as 10 the ~
health OF the prisoner.
General \ ID Groner. Mrs. John 4. Harris
and Mrs. John S. Wise called upon the COY
ernor Yesterday in relation TO the Worlds
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-23

,s,s ss funeral Of Major 7. J. Noble. an ac-
s .ss oi -Fbose death appeared ia these
ui,. Yesterday morning viii take place
tsres' 'sNiIoon AZ o'clock from bis laie resi-
a.. ,' ac' ss pall.bearers: Messrs. +. II. Simp-
A p oy'9sel {. X. Barksdale. Peter Sublett.
A ", loaings, James A. Hutchinson, John
''Dy' /. A. 4. Thornton aud w. ]. Davis,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-23
Mystic shriners.

The Mecca Temple. Mobiles of the Mystic
chrine of New Ork. viii arrive IN ucl-
. mond next Monday at $3.50 A. NJ. The party
is composed of about ninety-hye ladies, and
gentlemen and they Will be entertained .ere9
dv the Acca Temple. Tie Iemu.e visited
this city in 1857. and viii be welcomed here
again splendid banquet Will be teniefet
them next Monday eveni1g III the banquet
room If the new Mas mic Temple
The committee having their entertainment
in charge are ~ follows George 3. street
chairman. John r. Mayer frank W. Gun
bingham. r. II. VI. Harrison. II. :. Pe.ouze.
John Il. Parham, Charles J.. Williams. Pres
ton Belvin. T. l. Woodhn, H. uller L&tter-
son II +. $. Southern. Louis l.. Ecker.
William II. Sands. James T. Vaughan. James
II. Capers. John II. Olcott, George W. kady.
George B. McAdams. Thomas Atkinson.
Kirk Matthews. William II. Curtiss W. IL
Cullingworth. A. Il. Gum. hit Claxton-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-23

Walter f. Phillips. who keeps a.drug store
NJ No. 735 east Main street, yesterday NED q
deed Of assignment IN the eierA once o. tao
cLoncerv court to Hill Montague. trustee.
The liabilities are about $1,000. Among the
nreferred creditor, are tine following. Owens
\ Miner. 500: Roller a. Shoemaker. t2l0'
Tounr Jones. 800 Thalhimer Brothers.
s50.3i. AicKerson IL Robbins, New 1orK'
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-23

Chief Government Engineer Captain W. y.
Brooks saws that tho machinery for the bat
tle-ship Texas. under construction NJ the
Richmond Locomotive Works. could be got.
ten ready TO 60 into the ship IL two weeks II
necessary.