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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-21
DANVILLES NEW HOTEL.
OPENED 10 THE GENERAL Puar
AND 4 COLLATION. SPREAD.
Gail 20 Rev, l.. @. northumberland
APromincnt Young Farmer--AIara
Meeting OF the Colored People.

DANvILLE. VA. Dec. 2o.-spdal.-
Danville's new and magnificent Ffotel.
built on the site OF the old Arfs,on
House. and known as Hotel Burte was
formally opened TO the public tod UNI
der the management of Phil. i. fIrown.
OF Blue Ridge Springs. A largef infS'Ay
Of Danville people accepted Mr.. yown's
invitation TO dine there to-day, there
was a great spread.
The report autographed froni Finston
NAT Rev. l.. G. Broughton ha1 'eclined
the call TO the North Danvir Baptist
church Is erroneous. He hasftn North
Danville call under considerf on. and
the committee which waited ND MIN has
strong hopes that he will accT
Near Fall Creek. in this coaIy, to-day,
Miss Mamie Blair and Mrs Gillian II.
Cardwell, a prominent yotig farmer.
were united In marriage. o ceremony
was followed by an old-fasli ia country
wedding dinner.
largely attended meeting Of the col
ored people was held at the hlgn-street
Baptist church last night 4 ne interest
Of the Colored Young M CHRISTIAN
Association. recently oraanztd Ia tbs
city. A number of white gxopie attended
by invitation. and address were made
by Harry Wooding. may OF DanVilie,
and ex-Councilman L. G.. Eoseey.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-21
g ry ORD ~Axcrs

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AN ORDINANCE-APPRoyED pE.
REORDAIN I'D AND nth SECTIONS
OF AN ORDINANCE, ENTITLED AN
ORDINANCE TO AMEND AND RI
oHDA abf Az 3spIN ffRSoEip hNGlrF FOR
THE CONSTRUCTION AND oPE-
RATION OF A STREET RAIL
WAY WITHIN THE LIMITS OF
THE CITY OF RICHMOND BY TUE
PROVEMENT COMPANY, APPROVED
JUNE 10, 1856" WHICH WAS AP-
PROVED JUNE, Is. 1882
BE 1t ordained by the City Council Oh
Richmond
entitled IAN ordinance TO amend ana re-
ordain an ordinance entitled an otdi,
nance providing for the construction anu
operation OF n street railway within the
limits of the city OF Richmond by the
Manchester Railway and improvement
Company approved June 10, 1850. when
was approved June l6. 1857, be alnehoed
and reordained so as 10 read as ioiioWs:
Second The said route shall be Deguh
within ninety days from the date TINS
ordinance takes effect, In manner sat
lsfactOry 10 the Committee on streets,
and shall be pushed diligently and VIM
out interruption or cessation towards con
clusion; and the said company snail WIN
In twelve months from June l6, 1892, have
their cars In operation upon the said en-
tire route. Should the said Richmond and
Manchester Railway Company fail TO be-
gin said work In a manner satisfactory
TO said committee, or should the said COM
pany fail within the said twelve months
10 have their cars in operation upon
the said entire route, or should the sald
company after having begun said work,
fail TO prosecute the work in a proper
manner and with due diligence. TO the
satisfaction OF the Committee on Streets,
and should I'm the judgment OF said com
mittee continue for ten days IN such
improper prosecution, after having peen
notified by the said committee 10 push
the work more rapidly and satisfactorily,
then each and every one of the privi-
leges herein granted shall cease, ana al
the privileges hereby granted, and ali the
tracks laid upon the said streets shall
rev ert and belong 10 the said city, by
and with the fun consent OF the said
company, given by the acceptance OF
this ordinance i'm proceeding 10 exercise
any OF the privileges herein given. bui
the said company is hereby authorized
to discontinue the running OF cars on
it's route on Ninth street from Main TO
Cary for four months from passage Of
this ordinance.
Fourteenth The privilege herein grant
ed is given upon the further condition
that the said Richmond and Manchester
Railway Company shall within twelve
months from June Is, 1892, take up its
present tracks from the northern end Of
the Free bridge to Ninth and Cary
streets. and restore the streets Of the
city TO a condition satisfactory 10 the
Committee on Streets. For each days
failure, after the expiration OF said seven
months. to so remove said tracks and
restore said streets the company shall
be liable TO q 1ne Of not less than ten
nor more than fifty dollars.
This ordinance shall be in force from
the date Of its approval by the Mayor.
BEN T. AUGUST,
de20-5t City Clerk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-21

The laws Of health are taught In the
schools; but not in the way TO be Of much
practical benefit and are never illustrat-
ed by living examples. which In many
cases might easily be done. II some
scholar who has Just contracted cold
was brought before the school so that
all could hear the dry, loud cough and
know its Significance, see the thin white
coating on the tongue and later, as the
cold developed. see the profuse watery
expectoration and thin watery discharge
from the nose, not one OF them would
ever forget what the first symptoms OF
a cold were. The scholar should then
be given Chamberlain Cough Remedy
freely, that all might see that even Sc
we're cold could be cured In one or two
DAYS. or at lie ,st greatly mitigated. when
properly treated as soon as the first
symptoms appear. This remedy is ia
nous for It's cures OF coughs. colds and
Group. II is made especially for these
diseases and is the most prompt and
most reliable medicine known for that
purpose. Fifty-cent bottles for sae by
Owens & Minor Drug Company, 1907 east
Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-21
LARRY THE LORD.
Bob Graham and His Company I'm Coco
show Mt the Theatre.

Bob Graham and Ills company IN a 5000
show Mt the Theatre.
The play at the Richmond Theatre last
evening was Larry the Lord" Bob
Graham. Of Little Tycoon" fame, was
the star. The audience was very good
one, but showed that thoughts Of Christ
mas occupy a place IN the pubhc's mind.
The enthusiasm was unbounded at Ger
tain portions of the play. The piece is
designated as a musical comedy. 1t bulb
bles and sparkles, and looks as pretty
as a cut glass Of Pommery Sec.
You SIT there and laugh until tears
roll down your face and your side aches
And nobody Oh the stage makes the
slightest effort to create laughter. Every
movement is easy, smooth. graceful and
pretty. Even the girls are pretty,
rarity, by the way. FOR company that
will play" Richmond.
Graham is perfectly irresistible In his
creation Of Larry" in which for many
and divers reasons he assumes only for
few moments. His role deals almost
entirely with the lord part OF the play.
VIII Vaudeville never appeared TO better
advantage, and was splendid in his song,
Il am the Man Who Wrote Ta-ta-ta-
Bocm-de-ay" His comprehension Of the
part Is excellent.
Mamie Cerbi is the same bright little
woman, full of sparkle and talent as
when she played Dolly in the Tycoon"
Her role is quite a different one, and she
is thoroughly equal to its many demands.
Miss Edith Craske does some very
graceful and pleasing work as a premier
danseuse. and was applauded literally.
The Marine Quartette responded TO tri-
pie encore.
The entire company is a good one, and
there will be a crowded house at the
matinee to-day. The engagement closes
this evening.
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The Progressive South,

Another Richmond IN the field,
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a paper 10 be published here in the in
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-21
Hit by a Brick.

The falling Of a brick from the new
Chamber OF Commerce building came
very nearly injuring seriously two pc
destrians on Monday afternoon. They
had almost passed the incomplete struct-
ure. when a brick sailed down upon
them. striking one on his Alpine hat
and then falling on the shoulder Of his
companion, cutting his overcoat and
bruising his shoulder. Fortunately the
result was not more serious.
There should be more care taken, so as
TO guarantee pedestrians a safe trip past
the building. This is the second time
citizens have been injured. and the archi-
tect or contractor should see to II that
hereafter the street is clear for pedes-
TRANS. and that bricks are not allowed to
sail down promiscuously on the heads Of
naSSerS by.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-21
PROTECTING THB ANNALS.
An Important Meeting of the - +. u A.
Resolutions of RESPECT Adopted.

The executive COMMITTEE Of the Society
Sor the Prevention of cruelty to Animals
held a meeting in the fahor OF the Young
Mems Christian Associttion last evening
The following members were present; Mr.
Joseph Bryan, DIR. J " B. "ood ana MIS-
Wood. Colonel NJ. l.. Spoiswood. Messrs'
S. II. Halves, II. a. IdoO' ). H. v.
Daniel. James Lyons captain H. 81 Hul-
con. Mir. and Mrs. w. Ben. Palmer and
Mrs. Ira Mowery. who recorded.
Captain Gugon. counsel Of the socie-y.
reported upon the bylaws and con-
stitution, which report was adopted.
A committee was appointed 10 draw up
suitable resolutions on the death or the
late officer and Tnemoer OF the soclety'
Mr.. George N. Woodbridge. The commit
tee consisted OF Nessrs Guigon' Palmer
Daniel and Have
After a short consultation the commit
tee reported the following resolutions
which were unanimous adopted;
Since their last meeting the executive
committee has suffered "a loss and en-
dured q grief In the death Of Mr.. George
n. Woodbridge which will remain while
the memory of his lovable character and
efficient qualities lasts.
This committee desires to put on record
its sentiments about Mr. Woodbridge. not
merely as q, friend and associate, but as
one Of the originators and most active
promoters of this society, the objects of
which particularly appealed TO his gen
erous nature and 10 his love for animals,
who, could they understand what friend
they have lost and speak, would unite
with us In deploring his death, and in ex-
pressing or deep sympathy with his be-
loved and afflicted family.
The resolutions were ordered to be
spread on the minutes, and copy of the
same will be sent 10 the family.
Nearly one hundred new members were
reported. and quite a number of donations
were received among them $500 from Mrs.
w. Ben Palmer. The membership fee is
only 81 per year for men and 81 for women
and children, so. that it can be brought
in reach OF a grsac number OF citizens.
The secretary was authorized to pro-
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Of the society.
The counsel Of the society reported that
the statute law enacted by the Legislature
in 1891 was amply sufficient TO meet all
the wants and carry out the purposes CT
the society,
Mr. +, II. Pamore was elected agent and
collector for the society, to serve during
the pleasure of the board.
Resolutions OF thanks were passed to
the Young Mems Christian Association
for the use Of its parlor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-21
The JldneY Club.

Friday night the Jidney Club had their
first called meeting at "Zimmermann's :"
The following we're enrolled as MEM
bers: w. ID. Meyer. c. II. Brautigam,
Jr., Dan Whiuock. L. w. Brautigam,
I'd. Rohr, Bearing Bear, w. Greanor
Neal. Byron Wallerstein. Ike Levy. Lee
Stratus, Moses l.. Rose. Samuel Bendheim.
Monro Levy.
The following officers were elected:
Ike Levy. president; Byron Wallerstein.
Vice-president; c. IL. Brautigam. Jr.,
secretary and treasurer.
Entertainment Committee--W. Greanor
Neal, Ed. Rohr. w. d. Meyer
The membership is limited to thirteen.
Tho club is composed strictly OF bache-
lors, and when a member marries he for
fsits his membership. and TO celebrate the
happy event he banquets the CLUB"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-21

Mrs. Charles +. Paulhaus. who with her
husband was so badly injured several
weeks ago by the explosion of ingredients
used in the manufacture OF torpedoes, has
almost entirely recovered. but is still at
the city hospital. AS u result OF the acct
dent Mrs. Paulhaus loses the use of one of
her eyes. Her sister is expected to arrive
here in day or two 10 convey her home.
Her husband left the hospital the latter
part OF November. They came to this
city from Trenton, n. j.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-21

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Two Men Drowned.

NORFOLK. VA. Dec. 2O.-Special.-
The Old Dominion steamer City OF At
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harbor this afternoon at o'clock, and
TWO white men, names unknown. were
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-21
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