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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-31
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About hic""
zens and other Matters
Captain A. Brook, whose illness has DC

! Captain A. Brook whose illness ""' ''"
| noticed ia still very sick
Old Dominion Club and the Rocke,,s DEMO iuc.
cratic Club had their regular meetings. '"''
night.
Mr.. W. l.. Burruss has been chosen after
nate 70 the Grand Lodge by Union house' 1.
q. o. L.
The board of health has put on three new
garbage carts-one in each OF the po'ioe us
tricts.
The little son of Mr.. James \. Boyd, who
was thrown from q horse. continues 10 I'M
prove.
DR.. Pollard will preach at Richmond Col
lege chapel tonight at o'clock. The puoilc
invited
There was an important meeting OF Mail
son Ward democratic Club last night ~ tue
chancery courtroom.
Miss Mamie Allen is quite sick with pneu-
monia at the residence Of her sister, Alrs'
Pearman. on Twenty street
Water for beasts has at last been placed in
the water trough near the Nest-End fhar-
macy. That for man Is yet 10 he supplied.
Dr. Y. +. Churchman and Mrs. Church
man. OF Philadelphia. are visiting Mrs.
Churchman's sister. Mrs. X. A. Schultz. No.
3l6 west Clay street
Rev. DR.. Hoge has received letter inform
ing him OF the death Of Rev. Edward Lane,
an hOnored missionary of the Southern Pres
byterian Church, in Brazil.
Quite q large audience greeted DR.. j. Wiley
Bledsoe at Denny-street church Tuesday
night and were delightfully."- entertained WIN
his amusing lecture on Woman"
In the case of Antonio Roig Il Langsdorf
Qimited) against Montague ~ Bedles IN the
city circuit court Yesterday the Jury brought
IL verdict against Biedles for S4O2.
Syracuse Lodge knights of Pythias is
organizing a division OF the | inform RAM.
They already have twenty members enrolled.
The minimum number is twenty-seyen.
Mr.. j. J. Silyey. State secretary of the
Farmers Alliance, left for Baltimore on
Tuesday. where lie will to-day marry one or
the fairest daughters Of Rappahannock
county.
The Alliance Cooperation Company Of
Richmond held a meeting at the courthouse
yesterday. Nothing of special interest Was
done except to appoint a committee 10 revise
the constitution.
Squire A. Barrett, who is seventy-threo
years OF age Is making an active canvass for
reelection from Monroe ward. lie is as
lively as any OF the boys and gets around
like base runner.
Governor Mckinney yesterday received
telegram from Mr.. Il. b. Cooke. Of Norfolk,
notifying him that his friends of that city ex-
pected him to be present at the launch. The
Governor sent "a reply 10 the effect that busi-
ness engagements prevented him from going.
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
Matilda vi Her. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles +. Miller. and Mr.. Herman Raabe.
The ceremony will take place on Wednesday.
April 10Th at =. ~. at the German Evan
gelical Bethlehem church on Sixth and Clay
streets.
Rev DR.. Tudor will preside at tho Gospel
temperance meeting at Broad-street MethO-
dist Episcopal church tonight at o'clock.
under auspices OF the WOman's Christian
Temperance Union. Rev. DIS Hall and
Cooper will make addresses suitable 10 the
occasion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-31
Base- Ball mt Lexington.

W.s1rxGroN AND LEE UNIVERSITY, March %
The Athletic Association OF the Nashingi on
and lee University have been busy az WORK To-
day selecting the baseball team Tor tAis year
They had splendid material 10 select from, and
will send Ost good. strong nine. in many
points superior 10 any team OF the past slxyears
The battery while new men az the Cnversiiy,
are experienced players. and Beckieman IN the
box will make his opponents earn every strike
they get in. The following Is the team Bat
tery-Beckleman and Davis; first base. Bowie
second base. Phillips; third base, Cafmichael;
short stop, Maxwell; left held: Goode centre
field. Saith captain: rlRht neld Aunspaugh;
substitutes. Lucas. Clayton and Bs,en.
The following games have been arranged for
the season: ,
April 18th. at Lexington. Wake Forest, North
Carolina.
April l6th, at Lexington. Richmond College,
MAY 5th. at Lexington Vanderbilt. Tennessee.
May 18th. at LynchDurg. University OF North
Carolina.
May 18th. at Lynchburg, University of Vir-
May 18th. at Lexington, st. Johns Maryland.
May 18th. at Lexington, Johns Hopkins Mary
land.
Other games will be arranged at later date
Base bail Is the only thing that is talked mere
now az all, and on account OF IhE LINES elaD-
crate descriptive article on sunday al are "a
miliar with the Giants and the other we'll
known players
The Lexington Baseball Association was re-
Organized saturday. and the following oincer3
elected: l.. McC. Gibbs. president; 1; IA. arheI;
general manager. The team Will be selected
this week. Several years ago this team was
well known, having met and defeated some
we.l-klown Virginia players some OF the
present players have been on the team for nine
years. doing good work all the tune
The Virginia Military Institute. on account OF
having their time taken up with the new tactics,
have not had occasion to get their team III
shape, but as OF old, VIII soon loom up
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-31
University Baseball Team.

,RLorTEsvLLE, Va. March 80.-lSpecial T.
The Varsity team has been chOien after an IN
usual delay The team Will 20 on the diamond
Mcclure and Lipop. pitchers, Marshall. c4cher:
Smith. FIRST base; Shelton. second iase; McCOr
mick and Lipop. third base; Watts. centre field /:
Old. night field: Mercer left field; Harper.
short stop. and Athey and Norton.
The organization OF school clubs in college
is still IN progress. The McCabes school Club
president: Frank Himel vice-president: G. b.
Thorn. secretary, and l.. ID. Andrews treasurer
Richmond college men have organized a club.
Senator David IS Hill has declined TO accept
the invitation OF the society. A letter inst re-
ceyed at the University pleads other engage
uepts" as reason.
II c. ID. De Mott has resigned his post M one
OF .he editors o. the Magaline-a post he has
held for two sessions MIR. Harper has been
elected by the Washington Society to ill the
vacancy.
Dr. II. 7. TAILOR. OF Baltimore. stood first in
the competition for The "Corks an : Curls" prize
for the best pen and.ink sketch Tor that ma =
azine: an outsider stood second and Mr. L.
Grice third. Ar. ". l.. Sheppard, Of Richmond,
Wa the nudge.
The score at the last meeting Of the University
tnn CluD was IN possible IS: w. h. lutte u.
George J.. BrE.,ly, u; /. l.. Harney. Il; Profes-
sor a. II. lutte. .; =. b. Stone. "a: j. Nj. TliI
10; y X. Anderson, IS: W. II. Echols. 10; ". ID
Ni,lams. 10; N the shoot-Oh between Bruflv
ana stone doubles were used and Brufiiy won.
Inc Note a, lioberts & Kellers for the most
popular tthden. nOws stands: NJ NJ Ne ,uire
~. =. blsckord 81; o. " Catchings n: r., &
1rAndy 10; ". H. Randolph 8; J. r. Robertson
O.; Cheppie Jones. g. PhlpDs Miller A: lanes
AiS'oh' o. W. u Pe,erkln, g: Mr.. Romero, l.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-31
Friehtful Ship,yrecks.

Staunch ships strike and founder, the fierce
winds and mountainous waves sweep noble
mariners hearts of oak" TO shipwreck and
to death, yet that does not prevent the lubber-
hest landsman from risking his life on the
stormy Atlantic in the role of tourist or com
mercial traveller. But if he shall reach his des.
tnation safely he will scarcely have escaped
some of the quaims of sea-sickness. unless he
takes with him Hostetters Stomach Bitters.
that inimitable specific for nausea. Bad water
on long trips is threat t. the voyager. but
this may be deprived in great measure Of its
disOrdering effects upon the stomach. bowels
aud liver by the i5itters. Against the prcjldi-
posure it is also eiicacous. 1t ayerts. more
over, rheumatism and kidney complaints
Don't travel on sea or land withOutit.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-31
DEFENSE TAKE A HAND.
PROSECUTION REST THEIK CASE.
r.,onv In RebuttaI 90 That of Frances
LIndsay--Desth OF Hugh Adams
Virginia Affairs.

NrwnrRx, VIA DUBLIN VA. March so-lSpe'
c,al 1.-THE prosecution devoted themselves this
morning 10 substantiating the testimony OF
Frances Lindsay.
Ben Houston svore tina; he had an engage
mont for her to meet him on the day Of the
murder. bu, was prevented by sickness from
keeping IL. Ben father and mother corrobo-
rated him a. 20 his sickness.
A. A. phlegar testified that in conversation
with Fesglcs he showed Feaclos how his tesu-
mony In the trial would put HIM near the soo"o
OF the murder about forty-fye minutes Deioro
the news Of the murder reached Ne~Deln' oaso
having in the opinion Of many made ont inueh
stronger case than before. 49,, A.. .,,,r.
The defense frst put IN evidence 20 conl CONF
dict tho story of tho witness Frances Llhlsas'
sevoral witnesses gave accounts OF COM .ISa-
fions with Frances in which she differed from
her testimony in many essential ieS'uIesi C INC,
Witnessed svore that they would not peAcNo
Frances ON oath unless strongly corioooF2 ca.
Then two or three witnesses contrallcteu we
statements Of Akers as 10 the running OF INC
borse And certain declarations OF foaEies. Inc
evidence will probably conclude tomorrow
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-31
Death of Mrs. Harvey Wilson.

Mrs. Harvey J.. Wilson died yesterday
morning at tllamont." Highland Park. Bal
tmore county. Md. after severe illness of
several weeks. For a number OF years she
WAS sufferer from consumption. and tae
dread disease resulted in her death. She was
the beloved wife OF Mr.. II. l. Wilson. Of THT
INNS repoitorial staff She left here a few
weeks ago 10 visit her mother While there
she grew much worse, and Mr.. Wilson was
telegraphed for several days ago. The de-
ceased was Miss Broumel, OF Baltimore.
ard was only married about five
years ago. She was a Christian woman EN-
braclng IN her character many traits that are
loyabie, and by her sweet disposition and
charming manners was ever surrounded by q
circle OK friends. bright and interesting
little girl IS left mOtherless.
Mr.. Wilson has lived in Richmond about n
year and made many friends, who offer him
Their tenderest sympathes in this sad hour OF
his life.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-31
Richmond odd-Fellow. on the Heights.

Notwithstanding the very inclement
weather last evening the "Wigwam' at Bar
ton Heights was crowded 10 an overflow. the
OCCASION being the entertainment given under
the auspices OF Richmond Lodge No. /. indie
pendent order of Odd-FellOws. The pro-
gramme was very interesting. consisting Of
vocal and instrumental music. inter
spersed with speeches by Past Grand
Master James b. Blanks. Of Petersburg.
Past Grand. George Is. Davis Noble Grand
John S. Bethel. Past Grand l.. A. Tucker and
Grand Secretary T. Wiley Davis setting
forth the origin. objects and principles Of the
order. Grand Warden Thomas \. Render
acted as master OF ceremonies. Messrs. NJ.
b. Ramos, James 4. Wood. II. T. Cardozo
The Davis Banjo Club and Mrs. Matte
Hankns Miss Ellie Martin and Mrs.
NJ b. Ramos composed the musical talent Of
the programme, and all rendered their parts
IN manner that was appreciated by the
large audience
A lodge of Odd Fellows will be organized
on the Heights with }. II. Burton as one OK
its charter members. The members of Rich
mond Lodge are hard workers. and already
have several lodges 10 their credit which
have been organized during the lodge year
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-31
4 srcretnrY S.Iccted.

The officers of the Young Mems Christian
Association have experienced considerable
diilicultyin finding the properman tor the po-
sitiOn OF assistant secretary. ia January last
Mr. James :. Atkinson who bad filed the
position in o very faithful and efficient man
ner, was compelled to give up his place on
account Of Ill health. Several young men
were selected to fiji the vacancy. but they did
not find The work congenial or had to give it
~ for other reasons. st last the right man
seems 10 have been found Tor the work in MIR
ID. Writ Durreti. an exemplary young man in
every respect. who has the very highest
recommendations from weil-kn0wn citizens
IN tbs community. Mr. Durrett has cen in
the employ Of the Chesapeake and Ohio rail
road until few DAYS ago. and has accepted
the new position preparatory to his gong
INTO the ministry. Mr.. Durret. is a membe
OF Seyenth-sITeet Christian church
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IEI,.

COX-Died. OF the residence Of her grand
father. Christopher Cox; No li32 north' seven
teenth street March 3lth. ii LA, daughter OF
John j. and MARI L. Cox; aged nine months
and fifteen days.
DOWNER-Died at Gordonsyile, Va, March
26th. ut o'clock A. NJ. CARRIE W u /,
DOWNER. only daughter and infant child 81
". r. and ". N. Downer; aged thirteen months
and twenty-four days.
GILLIAN March 10Th. at his home.
ROBERT HOBSON GILLIAN. JR.. eldest son
of Robert II. Gillian and Mrs. Mamie Gay Gll-
liam. IN his nineteenth year.
Funeral from the Church Of the Covenant az
O'Clock !. VI. TO-DAY Thursday March 81
1892.
LANGE-Died. at 1920 o'clock Tuesday night.
March 29ih. at his residence, NO. @@ north
Fourth street. in this city. Mr.. JOHN e.
LANCE in the eighty-fOurth year Of his age
The funeral Will take place from 81. gohn s
German Lutheran church, corner Llghtn ana
Marshall streets, THIS AFIEkNOON. at 3
o'clock. Friends OF the family are invited to
attend. No flowers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-31
my-cAREHE WEDDING.
Miss julia Eeins Is now the bri"e OF WI
Luther 49, Vaughan


First Rantist church was crowded last even
ING with n host Of friends OF Miss julia sum-
merville Rens and Mr.. Luther IS. Vaughan
who were 20 be be pronounced man anu WHO
bv The pdstOr Of the church. Rev. 1T. george
CoOper The ceremony was SET lvr 10Y
o'clock. but long before that time the Oouy Oh
the church was well nlled win ln'oi So.
snectators and the galleries were one dense
mass OF people The pulpit was beauHuhy
decorated with choice dollhouse plants, ana
Contain Kirk Mathews. who presided over
The orgau. entertained his audience tor tully
half an hour in masterlv manner.
The ushers who performed the ,nihcuit tash
Of seating the large crowd Were Messrs John
+ CSemberlain Thomas Gol Lewis Light
loot r 4. Boswell. g.. .B. Sydnor. u. sam
mel Glover. II. q. Chisholm and j.. Marshall.
PROMPTLY at q3O o'clock the bridal party ar
ri,ed nj The church Headed by little Miss
Halle and Master John Vaughan. children OK
the groom the procession narched down inc
midi a aisle. The ushers led by twos IN the
order given above and the groom touo"eu
with NIr. Fred Jones. best man. while the
bride entered with her sister. Miss Louise
Poins lady of honor The bride was dressed
in an elegant tan-colored travelling suit and
wore a large bouquet OF pink roses. Inc lady
OF honor and little Hiss Hattie Vaughan
were dressed IN pink.
The ceremony was short but impressive.
and az its close the bridal couple lett tor the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad depot to take
the evening train for the West. They will
spend several days in Chicago and visit
other Western cities. They will in few
weeks return 10 this city. where they will
make their abode
The groom is well-knOwn and prosperous
business man in Richmond. who has numer-
Gus friends in the tobacco trade and other
professions. while the bride is an accom-
p.ished and refined lady. a niece Of Mr..
Robert ID. Ward.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-31

A Baptist Minister Talks Politics to q Times
Reported.

A TIMES reporter called Mt the Religious
Herald Office last evening and asked DR.. picA-
inson what he heard Of the presidential con-
test during his recent visit to Florida.
The Doctor replied. II am no mans nan
and have very little TO do with politics, ou'
for three weeks ~ | wandered from place 10
place had nothing to do but talk ana ne's
Others talk, and the great. absorbing .nen ,iJ
was the coming presidential conventions nhu
who would be nominated. The tepuolluan'
almost 10 a man seemed 10 favor the hoii'n
ton Of the incumbent although Nv
one seemed 10 be enthusiastic about MN.
The idea seemed to be that as Mr.. iihrIis S',,a
was already in. and is evidently very ahAIoIII
to stay in and has served his party very wei
II would be wise 10 put him up again.
How about Cleveland"
Well replied Or. Dickinson. ask to pe
excused it's utterly impossible to DO the SUD
ject Justice. Florida Is full OF people "n r ni7
gathered there from oyery state anu ieil'
tory. The kind things that we're said HoouD
Mr. Cleveland in my hearing were suI L'lls'
10 me-. coming as they often did rom pets sls
who prOfessei e. hold views dihe-ehb ltoAn
those of Mr. Cleveland on one or more 81 sHo
great issues now before the country. y Llo-
tinguished doctor of divinity referring =" 'n'S
said: The wonder grows that tne peopio io.o
him so when You think of 1t that no seems
not TO care whether any one loves MN OF nol.
He moves along doing his duty. speaking out
lust what he thinks without any. appareh. ue-
sire to please any one. and yet now, Few men
have lived who were dearer 10 the hearts Oh
the American people than j. grover OicNe-
land such expressions I heard all along
among people as good and true a. are to be
found anywhere Of course there are others
that do not like him. For one cause and an
other they prefer that some one else be put
forward for the highest Office in the GIT OF
the American people. They may succeed, but
they will never get Grover Cleveland out OF
the hearts OF the great masses Of the people.
For what he has done and for what he IS they
will continue 10 crown him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-31


Ox,NcocK. VA. March 2s.-iSpecial. The
Eastern shore disirIc; meeting OF the Woman
Wi~siorarr society OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church south held last week brought together
a large number OF representative OF the dliier-
ent auxiliary societies. Two sessions OF very
interesting exercises were well attended.
llShOp John &. Granhcry delivered before
the meeting on friday ght q fine address.
Belle Haven WAS chosen as the place az which
the noxi annual meeting OF the society wl.l be
held.
sunday afternoon Bishop CRANBERRY preach
oil at Andrew chapel. where in 1912, when on ms
first charge and only nineteen years of age he
had an appointment
The oystermen. between whom the serions
difficulty occurred near langler Island ias'
week. and who were put under bond Tor thelI
appearance before the grand lurr n Acconl"c
court to day. came over TO Onaucock IaS'
evening On route TO the courthouse. Much IN
terest IS being felt in their case 10y the pcopia
generally, and the action Of the court j. aWaliou
with anxiety.
The funeral Of the late Mr.. Frank a. SlocomD'
who died from paralysis last Thursday msh,'
took place nj the Southern Methodist chufch
Sunday afternoon in the presence o. the laIAo't
concOurse If people ever known 20 have sem
bed on n similar occasion IN tins sectlol. ~
was estimated that At least one thousand per
sons were pro cent lie VAS buried with Masonic
rites. in which representatives OF three iodges
took mart
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-31

There is a movement on foot for the forma-
ton or an organization similar 10 that in New
York and other cities OF veteran association
of iremen. which viii DO composed ONLY OF
those who were connected with he old yolun-
teer fire department. There are not many Of
our old fre-hghtcrs lefi-perLaps not more
than one hundred -lut those who are vet
alive wish 10 have reunions and talk over
times that will never be witnessed by this or
any other generation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-31
Her cIotb,nc Caught on Fire.

CHESTER. Va. March 81 SpeciaLl-Ihis
morning while Miss Lena Chalkiey: student
AZ The Institute here. was kreeling beiore the
fire. she met with n worry sad accident mo
flames caught her clothing and they were not
sxiinguished until she had rushed through the
hall an into the room OF one OF her cOmpan-
ions The poor girl was attended by DR.. George
". Friend. of Manchester. and at last reports II
was thought she would recover.
The last meeting Of the Chester Literary
Society was very largely attended. and Rev.
Ernnk NJ EdWards appeared ns critic.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-31

Mr. !. II Frischkorn. president OF the
Board of Fire Commissioners. has written a
letter 20 Chief Of Police Poe in reply 10 u let
ter from the Chief. in which he SAYS
You will please instruct|Our officers and
men that. when IN their discretion this de-
parrment can easily reach a fire. they shall
not hesitate 10 send in an alarm, and this de-
partment will rely upon their usual sound
Judgment not TO send In an alarm when our
facilities will not enable rs 20 help our neigh
b0rs who may he IN distress
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-31
MFR. Hugh Adams Dead.

LEXINGTON. Va. March -'Specal.l-iIr.
Hugh Adams. p highly respected and influential
farmer of the Rockbrdge Baths section, this
county. died at his home last night of pncn-
MONA after a short illness. He WAS good
Democrat and was always at the head Of move
ments for the benefit of the party. he held the
position Of chairman OF the electoral board for
Rockhridge county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-31

John Stuart Mil has had to do with causin
new play to be sup ressed on the Austrian
stage. IN ill-treated wife lives with brutal
husband tor the sake OF her child The child
aies' ana the wife, happening TO read John
stuart NH on the blugation Of woman. con-
c! ~ ~ tnat she would be justified in throwing
on the matrimonial yoke. aud she leaves her
husband and goes home. Part OF the dialogue
Ias onended some women in Vienna, and the
Emperor has suppressed IL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-31
A sievedore Painfully Injured.

NEWPORT News. Va. March 30.-fSpeciaLl-
Rev J. X Harrison arrived here to-day 10 be-
gin a series of meetings at tn Baptist chnrch.
Many now bindings are going up. Work on
the new court house is progressing rapidly.
MIR. Adams. stevedore for the Merchants and
Miners Iransp Company, quite
painfully cut about the head by some bales OF
hurlans while unloading a SHIN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-31

WEST PoNT. Va March -Special,l-Ihe
case Of James Lipscomb. charged with Detray-
ing his cousin under promise OF marriage,
which has been before the King William court
for several DAYS. was decided last night. The
jury retired at Of clock L. NJ. AMI brought IN A
verdict of guilty, fixing his punishment al two
much interest and the verdict IS considered a
righteous one.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-31
Charlottesville Items.

CHsRLoTTEsvIILx. Va. March 3o.-fSpeciaLl-
Drs II. 7. Nelson and J.. NJ. McGruder re-
moved a carluncle from the neck of sir. W. II.
Grssver.
Mr.. ". c. Lunsden and Miss Emma Gardner
were married yesterday afternoon in this city.
prOtracted meeting Will commence at the
Disciples church on SUNDAY.
Mr.. L. Wood. an aged citizen Of this county.
ia critically i'll
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-31
Children Cry for Pitchers CastorIa.
Bear Iithia Water

Cures little children OF all stomach troubles
arising from teethiDg, because it cOrrects
acidity. II removes pimples and botches
from the skin OF otherwise handsome young
ladies. for 1t cures dyspepsia. IL is m anti
dote to uric acid. brought on by over eating
and drinking. end cures cout and rheuma,
tism, gravel and la grippe when everything
else fails. Pork MuITn A. &,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-31
II you aye Bilious take Hoop,, Pnls.

Deserving Confidenes.-Thcre is no article
which 20 richly deserves the entire confidence
OF the community as Browns BRONCHIAL
InocHys. Those suffering from Asthmatic and
Bronchial Diseases, Coughs. and Colds, should
try them. Price rs ccrts.-Ady.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-31

Richmond Typographical Union No. 90.
held meeting last night TO elect dole
gates TO the convention of the Intsna-
tionai Union. 70 be held IN Philadelphia
IN June The attendance was very large.
and Mr.; James Healy. of the State, and
Mr. A. b. ferguson, of Ferguson d Sons.
We're elected