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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-26

Foreign Quotations Antw.fp lo-t lIo's' hr"'4'
marks. aud London. 1-lpcDa lr,V .. g.,,,.
oil CITY. Penn. Jan. - ''"i'.
oencd c2rc highest go iq'o, ooG n e'o .Si
G3i,c; ale. ID 900 hbt-; ,i"ls,te'r, III '''V ' '
nert-. llG ssl bill. runs 10 10 DDl,. anil x,,,,l
Pi.;.burg Penn. Jan % -irtrorum uni N'tG inh
Trsnst certificates opened a. O-tC' O'o w ~ w. . ~
$3.50 lowest, 624c. $1,000, r..,.i, c.,,inc,te.
Bradford. Penn. Jan. % 'n cSsc it
G21,c closed 62aci hshtS'' " - iV"''
Gb4c elearances 20 600 bh,.
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Railroa0s.

The Scenic Line TO CQc W0SU'
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS. foot OF
DesbrOsses and COrtIandt Streets
as fOlIOws:-
On and after JANUARY 18th. 1892.
THE FAST LINE.
300 4. M-Pulln ye-tIbule Sleeping aud Paslor car
Arrives Cleveland - a. M Solgm9Hs, n and S.
Loui, 100 D. m. day. Connects also for IO'ea0'
TmR PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED
1000 4. M-Compo.ed exclusively Of pullman v esbue
Dr"ng and stag Room sleeping d DI@s reor
icaogr,phsrs and typewiters bathrooms for both
Sie eeS 1 %as 5 @ 91s
sGetTc to gt A and Chicago As ~ next
II. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
200 r. W. pullman Nestibue Sleeping Car. from Ne eva
YORK ana Dqing Cars from 70 ss oumbns
p. m. next day.
TIE COLUMBIAN EMPRESS.
300 p. M-puIlman vetbulo. Sleeping Dining, smok,
ana a E, cssas S'' %rvcs
TIE WESTERN EXPRESS.
$3.50 r. M-Pumsn yestibule sleeping car lSTeIand
saa Ms%5 DSs tar {qIs e Ph Ar9is at
tIe GIrs 30 % Me- eo@SuS u IS p Cincinnati
S c9essS S2S n a'E Tor 'TS Ssdo daily
except saturday.
PACIFIC ENPKES~,
500 r. M--Punan Buffet Sleeping car New, Wh
thcago. New.York to Memphis Via the sh,h1n"y m
Valley; arrives weekdays at Columbus - ,Ricago
Cleyoland S5 next day and daily a. oh aslv
and for Cleveland and Columbus except SATURDAY;
1870 r. M.-FoSt southern Express daily WIN y 4
Sleeper 10 New Orleans via Richmond Dan nh n oii
We" and for ~ RS"s' VA valley
with Through Sleeping Oar. .,,
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON AND THE sOuTh.
noh .S Ssss! cai. f ve EtSGs'r %s
Coaches Dninc-Car Baltimore every weekday ar
,yin; IL q, washnaton 3 40 Z , Y, Of Pullman
Ne>tibue Par.or Cars and Dnnsoa ar uaIy, IA nuai
Wa,ngoRn ,S =" a RI y 40 ,b sHS t ars
Additional Express Trains: 20 90 $50, v.v NIX TX
II 100 10 80, 200 and 90 D. M anu - ~
night. For Baltimore only. ! 900 p ~ Snnd1n'
G:l5 30 and 80 q. m, 80, 500 ana 9;VV D. H.
and 10 10 night
For JACKSONVILLE AND ST AUGUSTINE
Daily y 80 O. m. o 20 D. m. and l. 10 midnight ,.,,
.Fforidu special" Mondays, Wednesdays ana frla'Ss'
For Atlantic CITY and Browns lsn.the,plneS' w
For Cape May, ! 100 p m. Weekday.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express 20 20 90. 80. 90. 80 90 Op Pcnn.
sySanla Limited with Dlnn2Car. ana 10 ~ Ws s
Limited with Dinng-Csrl and II 90 r. M l3 ~ od IVA
o 100 D. ~ ana ~ 10 night. Accumulation y a. an
M 40 and 90 p SUNDAYS EApress 10 ,SV
90 80 20 90 Limited arg Eco a. .n Is ~ neRt
For Time Tnblcs of trains to local points en- the
Railroad system apply at the FOLLOWING Io%s
O. DrsbTorses and Cort.andt Sc = OOur,7.
Fulton.st and Brooklyn Annex station ioUt OF
fultonst. Brooklyn 80 Huuso"'''' i'o"0'' '
The Sew York Transfer COMPANY viii call fos ard check
baggage from hoteT and residences tT2ssnw 9op
VII" 1;on~raI Manager General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-26
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL BLUE LINE

NO1A BIlT IsItN'"
For Philadelphia at 80, A. CO. 10; 90 il 80 Tx
20 Is s 80 90, 90. O.vO "V " "a
,,SHt SUNDAYS . 90 10 20, II 80 a. NJ 50 "'''
Vo, Wy ~ and WASHINGTON dy at 90 II 30 wiz
n,niDr far a NJ 80, 8 80 Dining Cor), oo' y h]'
L. 10 night. - "a 20 &: 90 30 o.
M 20 o9 100 p m. have connections Tor hfs""s
Harreburg ia Xi,li,,I-poft Via Paqd pha ~ -
noi ,o 40 d m II Is midnight except saturday
night sun ana P,TlorCar seats b. procured at
Ickc.7 a ~ 10 393 Broadway, 49, Cth-aNe, -
3al ii2 o4f' IA. Fast io5th.-t NcwNork; Court.st
eeo riIton.st o. Broadway. BrookiIh. u, Ion ana .s..
Ncw.York Transf"r company WI" VII ''' '"N ''N~
baggage from hotel or residence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-26
LnnT M IIurHTY. ~. NOKTH RIVER.

tOOI OF Liberty ST., NQKiH ,ea RIVER
40 NINE ma for aap Tas 70 Mageh Chunk Wnkesbarrs
scranton Radng as6a rs%aqa sa rS. ,Sr n.s Ss
M Maadh c caaDs 'wilHts5arie and scranton
6 90 q. N. for Easton and Allentown: owl ~, su,d,x.
90 a. N. FOR Easton and Maueh Chunek ON SInoays'
Fason Mauch Chunck, shaIosin and Wiilianvsport
cSa AS fGF 1I FsaD Tsmssss sh
nokin Sunbury, Wllamsport Through eouch !" "nnan''
POT 100 p m for EaOn Maueh Ghgnek ReaSnS M,,
burg rS,tS tor ssoOM aac5 cRaGcG Tsmsqs
VILE =. Eafns for aq &aslon chunes Eaans Harris:
burg wilkesbSfro scranton, Tamsqus Po''svie' shs'
IS T. M for Eason Mauch Chunck, Reading Hsrris
burg Ss p AID % ssnf t, co. .:ao
g 70! on 5Hs4 e 0S q =, =
8 g. g. go e 20: 10 90 ii Il go p NJ sunday
90 CO. 1890 a. mr 900 I'D 'Vo' '''o' WV
loSS SS gSs 90 80 80 90 70 g. so sS
80 30 - 90 49, 10 90 90 10 30 H. 90 i'9 g.
si5 ) 30. 100 500. 80 co. 900 1000 p m''
s. . Is st e. IS 5s$ s5 sS
80 80 o0 80 90 j 80 10 M, ID Z % i5 loo
For Freehold Asn Highlands s ct 20 .se eS
Il tr ,si ID 500 s a. M p n,n - poin,
rs:sn ia 4, Ha "a. H"i s. ana @9n ;S' :
only. 100 20 90 Poo no. Su"a, 90 D. mp No. 0''A
FOR LAKEWOOD.
cars are run trains leaving at ID a. h ~ ''''
For Toms River Barnerst Park and Bamegat 30
sig F., a III 800 CIV 20 vneand aid Brdseton 80
g. For For Monmouth lon Beach and seatrsht at $780, saS
IL Is a. M. 80. / go. 20 p. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-26
WHEAT. NO. y.

Ca,b quotations were follows Flour du anu un.nf
changed 30 . spring wheat S7Jtc; No sl-lhs "
silqs2c No red. s9Ha90ci No corn ~ r1gc-
oa,- esItr: No 2 white. 294c; No 8 Wh'",
30 rye soc No barley soc 10 g. o. t2G%y Sod
70 b 81 Q53, faNsced 9j'2d96c prime tn9ttD irJ
ii 2soti pork per bb p Sc1S - = soa - 90
r. s.t.d shonlders boxed - 02'2d$i 20 -o CIR
bis Sboved sGGs0 TO- whskcy. d,tcrs' finished so'us'
nrr gallon. 10: sugars unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-26

STAINED.
GS9d Ordinary ,daarx M aHT N.Y. '...7 81

Optior..-Iad another active day ana Tie rafkse aje
went fluctuations. With strong LNeIPou rSoa0
and covering OF ''shorts" there very nm opIhs'
and prices advanced 5d7 ponts. on the MS a1s
rSe 5long side selling and the sliatoh p,tte
weak and later session there was genera Noa1.s
and cons rabe hanmelg by the bears 0"lheD n
pa.ted larger receipts at NewOreans o-ooM M er
t was drop Of li0l5 points closing Ial pOhC, ioNVi
for the dsy Sales 5000 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-26


pEEvFs-H.celp. for two days $40 clrloads OF 900
head-2o5 carload, consigned direct D. siaAt fr7 a.
uC 80 Carload for Easmans Company, - caii'Sus .O
exort alive and 80 carload. for the n6rhcI' ue sD4
ali at jersey CITY with the exception OF TWO ."i."'4
Off Included good asd prime catb aiu
large I,rcentage Of old oxen and nal 10. At
and trade sluRgih at barely st9dY pric,-'
yard. were about cleared, however. with the hrp o ~
.Xorter WHO bought number Of cafloaia Tor sMl"t
" VIEW common prime Native steers rOd at ~ Da71
ion n, carload choice. do AZ :" ~ !"
,wocar lot, Of Toaas and common habi,ea, az - .,
tag. and old oxen a. s2Qsi o. bulls VI - i 2@@- ~
dr. COWS AZ al OOdf3 30. ,,. ,,ht,t
CIV dressed beef I1skr, o. the general DUNE WE,
h. sale Of all dressed meats VuOh""NH
are GG9c with the bulk Of The sale az ga. ,., 30
Cshlr advlccs from London and Liverpool, tuol' ~
,.cer,:rd beef .teady AZ J1idl0i.c PEI p ana AHff'
letting at llni2i2c. Estimated dead Nflshi
Of live stOck fI,I meat IRON uIi7 ~
g. 49, "f hc Taurc, addition 70 te 200 cdiNr hI1tu
:, Goldsmith alto took POO qusItrrr OF beri iyf
o. Company. The firm VIII aiso rtna out 20
1900 fTuc.day $50 quarters Of b"ef IN ue Wyoming
MOI itt,sIgtts aud Insurance unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-26

Warehouse deliveries since January |, 1882 New
York 224I76 bags Baltimore, $40 bags NewOneans
II Ot6 bags Galveston. 1872 bags; total 2il24 bag
COTTON-On the spot dull prices unchanged. Sales.
a5 bales for consumption also lat week, not before r.
consumption. Receipts al the ports
day 20 $50 bales - 397 bales this day last week
and g. 1872 bales this time last year. $500 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-26

"10 '''"- W.T. " 1892 1891.
Crop movement; BMes;o bales, NJ
AlHgss suppt H. ............ 1865 400
Txrorts 10 Great Britain, day. IL tVt ll'Voo
Txports 70 France, day ..--..----... =, 4!V .,,,o
Efforts 70 Continent, day: il,llo 4'siV
Stock I'm licensed ware
houses counted daily 5OOtS % 10y
In oLhci places (estinatd) ''5-i Two
Total stoeA III Ne"'i"A " s67sc2 1857
sHuus United states 1 S9r1,41f
Liverpool kilograms 40 D. m--isec'pts o,UVO Oti'e.
Of which American, 5000 bales sales IVoVO Dalt u
which speculation and export, lOoo D1e7
5000 tales. Spot market hardening Meudns uInS1nus
dlsd Manchester markst-1aiiS qllct anu nIHl' N'0"
Moderate demand. A., , .,...,e..
onotsos ere based American Standard OF classlhca-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-26

3 - tl,sIpD
v I.'fp'J
AGAINST 2,270,73S bush last week and $40 j2
time Stock OF No = mixed corn, January -
919S37 Dush against 72O "a bush last 700
bush year Stock Of No = oats January %
go 90 bush 52S ISL bush last aud PIP
bush year Stock % No = white Oats January 81
zoo sos bush against .O067O bush last 50 81
bush year
New.Nork Produce Exchange statement Of visible sup.
Sni d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-26
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.

January 25 1892.
C.u. Calve. kheeD aud Lambs. SWINE.
beSVs" o." ei0 70 2l3 39,3.s
'''''' Bsevos Cows. alvrs. Sheep swine
r.,s.v Ci,v Stack yards 4i3J s 100 1891 2l,S,6
s sd.,a 81 .....'.'-.. ''Al ~ ~ I7o22
H fSIHee'' 1905 - 80 2,4S7
WccHs"keh ana 7es'' I, y9i loa i02 80 500 81 7Si
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-18

Sol Smith Russell and his new play. Peace
ful Nalley.n will be q welcome attraction at
the Academy OF Music. The play is by Ed
ward T.. kldder. who has given us IN tue past
thar quaint. delightful character Noah Vale
In 81. POOR Relation" His new creation,
Hosea Howe. in 81 Peaceful Valley presents
another lOyable character. The plot. IL Is
said. Is Of absorbing interest. wholesome anu
clean. The play deals with the lnvgoratlng
air of q New England mountain farm. ana 10
is A simple tale of modern lie. Sol Smltn
Russell has made q special study OF the
character Of Hosea Howe. AT the opening
OF the play he Is a waiter IN a mountain
hotel. % summer resort ia New England. earn
ing enough money 20 pay his way through
college. lie meets there a city CIR. and rom
the admiration Of each for tie other q good
deal OF uumor Is extracted. Tn scene IS ln
the Peaceful Valley mountain. and the cnar-
acter of Hosea lowe IS brought into relief by
the surroundings OF c.ty-bred people
and Of lashy young men. HOse"s
courtship. his uuceasiug desire 20 20
10 the city and other quaint situations
make up the humor and the interest 81 tho
act. In the concluding act Hosea IS 10 New
York. An exchange speaks IN the following
commendatOry manner. Throughout the
three acts. not ouly Mr.. Russell. but many
members OF his company, were Afforded the
opportunity 10 appeal 10 the moral sense OF
the spectators. and they did IT well enough 10
bring tears to many eyes. Ana "a moment
atterwarl the audience would probably De
convulsei with laughter over some droi
movement OF word Of tie siOw-walklng,
slow-speaking rustic. That Is genuine act
ing. Ii the first act was excellent, the second
was better and the last was the best OF all.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-18
County Courthouse News.

John Johnson (colored). charged with
shooting Robert Crawford white last sun
day evening. was examined before Magistrate
lewis AT the Henrico County Court Yesterday
and sent on to the grand jury. charged with
two ofenses -felouious shooting and carrying
conceded weapons.
Mr.. George Donley was yesterday morning
tried before a magistrate q the county and
sent on to the grand Jury. Mr. Donley' who
IS mail carrier. refused 20 do road duty.
claiming exemption rs a United States em-
ploye.
Alter the case was decided Nr. Donley swore
out warrants against Constable Branch and
Road-Surveyor Fuller for inter erlng with the
United States mails. These cases VIII oe
heard by Commissions Flegenheimer TINS
morning.
The county court was not in session yester-
day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-18
Battle Of Trevilian station.

A very fine painting has Just been executed
for General T. l.. Rosser, Of Al0emarle county
which represents the Cavalry Battle " Ire
william Station" June II. 1864. The scene
depicts General Rosser at the head OF MS
Virginia cavalry brigade with his hat swinging
in the air charging upon and striking General
G.. A.. Clusters Michigan brigade II tho rear
while it was engaged with Hampton's artillery
and NJ. T.. Buffers cavalry on the bill beyond
the railroad. Considerable disorder and con-
fusion prevails in the -anks of the enemy's
cavalry in their efforts 10 get into line TO resist
the new danger. and Custer Is forced 20 retire
before Rosser's compact charge or rush 70
escape humiliation. Behind Rosser are his two
aids. Major Conrad aud Captain Winston. and
in tie left Of the foreground Colonel +. v.
White and Captain d. Hatcher eshown lead
ing the troops. At the edge Of the wood is
Hampton's captured provision train, which
passes back 10 the owners with the blue coats
busy with their contents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-18
DRY GOODS, &C.
Woodward & L0tlrOp,
temple
DRY GOODS STORE,
CORNER BROAD AND ADAMS STREETS
new DRESS TRIMMINGS.

The leading Trimming for Spring Gowns
will undoubtedly be JET CHIPS.
Our assortment includes nearly all of the
desirable styles and patterns. a few Of which
we mention
JET GIMP. = and Z inch, Csc. a yard;
L-inch. SOC. a yard; $I-incn. 75c. a yard.
SERPENTINE GIMP-nah head pen
dants, 1-inch. S5c.
FLAT GALLOON-1H-inches-s1 a ygd'
Lace Patterns-1. inches. s1.15 a yard.
JET LACE PATTERNS-l1-inches-skO
q yard; 2-inches. S1.s5.
JET LACE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Jet Fringe. 5E-inch. s2.75 yard.
Jet Nal-Heads. &C.. TO-. l0c. dozen.
Jet Medici Collars, ~ and s2.75 each.
Jet Girdles. leng pendants, 90. IS. 80 each.
Jet and Silver Gimp. H-inch. soc. a yard.
Jet and Gold Passementerie. new festoon
patterns. :3ysrd.
Jet and Gold Gimp. serpentine patterns,
sl.35 yard.
Yellow Pearl and Gold Bead Passementerie,
l15-inch. S1.s5 yard.
Gold Bead Gimp, 2i-iach, 46c. yard.
Pearl and Silver Bead Passementerie. 1-inch.
s1.75 yard.
Pearl and Silver Tinsel Gimp. A-inch, slI5
yard.
Crystal Gimp, Opal shading, ill-inch. 80
yard.
crystal Fringe, Opal shading, "A inches, So
yard.
Gold Tinssl Gimp. h-inch. SOC. yard.
Gold Tinsel and White Silk Gimp. A-inoh.
2ic. yard.
Silver ana Black silk Gimp, Pinch, soc.
yard.
Furnished Gold and Amber Jewel Cleopa-
ira Vest and Girdle. 80 a set.
Gray and Gold Jewel Gimp. IS a yard.
Gray and Gold Passementerie on net. 1925
a yard.
Light Heliotrope and Gold. 1925 a yard.
Steel Spangled Gimp. A-inch. 75c. a yard.
Steel Gimp. Leaf Pattern, As, 6s, 9Oc., Sl.15
and sI.25 a yard.
Scarlet and Gold Gimp. &-inch. $50. a yard.
White Silk Moss Gimp. l-inch, 25c. a yard.
White Silk Gimp. 10. IA. 10, Is and fSc- q
yard.
Black silk Gimp. H-inch, p. IS and 25c. a
yard &I-inch to inches. IS. % and Csc. 70
soc. a yard.
Black silk Gimp. Leaf style. ~ inches to
23l inches wide. from ~ 90 e2.7j per yard.
Black SILK Medici Collars. 1925.
Colored Gimps In Tan. Brown. Green. Gray.
Navy Blue. Garnet. from lOc. 10 iSc. per yard.
Gold and Silver Soutache Braid.
Black and ColOred SOutache Braid.
Hercules Braid. silk and Mohair Binding.
SILK Cords. Silk Tubular Braids. Olives.
Frogs. Glrdles, &C.. &c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-18

Justice Crutchfeld disposed Of the follow
ing cases in the police court yesterday morn
ing.
Calvin Hicks lcolored) assaulting r. T..
Tyler and taking from bis person by violence
one gold watch. Continued until this morn
ing.
Sarah Horton. charged with keeping an ill
governed house. was required to DAY costs.
Fielding Lewis lcolored and Ellen Worm
lev We're sent 10 the hustings court for mis-
demeanOr.
Sam Lipscomb paid - for leaving his hack
on the street. .
James aud Annie Trainham were required
TO pay cost for trespassing Ola the premises OK
X. II. Hines.
Frank Benson. charged with being drunk
and out of his mind from the use OF liquor.
was sent 10 Jail Ior sixty DAYS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-18

no reason, sir. why I should regard this bill
as an improper measure. or why or any one
else should look on it rs "A INDUSTRIOUS thing;
as 1t has been characterized. have observed
that nearly all these parties VINO appearea De-
nected with the railroads they represented:
In a largo ina ority they we're not citizens OF
Virginia. but men who bad recently come
into the borders Of your state.
After speaking at some length IN reference
to the details OF the bill. Dir. Kent was inter
rupted By Is motion to adjourn. wnich was
prevailed. and Mr.. Kent will continue his
argument to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-18
Grnv. TO celebrate.

The old Grays will. as usual, celebrate the
birthday OF Washington with an entertain
ment in honor of the ladies. The line VIII he
formed AZ b 20 p. NJ. sharp. February I'd, at
the Armory of the First regiment. lhe place
If entertainment will be announced hereafter.
Committee on Reception. Lieutenant T.. 70.
Garrison. Lieutenant j.. H.. GoOdo. Sergeant
H.. H.. Jeter. Sergeant j.. kamstetter. Com
mittee on Invitation. Sergeant H.. q. DlcAin-
son. Corporal W. J.. Amory. Private j. l..
Harrison. Committee on Entertainment
Priyates l.. c. Minor. Roberts. Gibson. Mac-
shall and II. kinderyater.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-18

The following cases were disposed Of in the
hastings court yesterday.
John W. Johnson assault. fined 2l5.
Jack Willis, stealing rubber hose from W..
J.. WestwO0d. fifteen days IN Jail.
William Jackson alias William ]. Godfrey,
charged with the same ofense. was given the
same sentence.
Frederick Dade. stealing a lot of vine and
other articles from Mrs. u. G. Williams &C
omitted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-18

Suits instituted: Charles II. Horton against
the Richmond Railway and Electric Company.
Damages. 10000.
judgments. Richmond China Company
against William Smpkin. judgment for
plaintiff for $3.50. Martin Il Powers, for Nc.
against Samuel s. flam. Judgment for
plaintiff for -lG7.4i. PhInix Clair Company
against Preston Belyin. judgment for plain
tn tor r2IA-GI-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-18
Enworth Lragne.

The Epworth League of the Broad street
Methodist Episcopal church has changed its
meeting night from Sunday TO Friday and
will meet in the basement If tho church to-
morrow night for the first time under the
new schedule. The purpose of the society is
TO cultivate q spiritual and social interest
among the young people of the church and
ORGANIZE them for church work.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-18

At a meeting of the Academy Of Medicine
held tuesday night the subject for discussion
was "Dphthela.' Dr. j. W. Williams led
The discussion ia a very able and thorough
address upon tho subject, Drs: Edwards.
Hugh Taylor. Shields. Nirginius Harrison }.
A. White and Tatum taking part IN the dis
cuss.on that followed.
Profes.or smith gave an exhibition before
the Academy Of his plan of physical culture,
which was very much enjoyed by All present.
There was a very full attendance OF MEM
L.ra
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-18
Mn DI.cu.. E1nIo.Ions.

Richmond Association. No. !. of Virginia.
81 the National Association * Stationary
Engineers. meets tonight. A large attend.
ance is desired. The question for dicussion
Is Explosions for the Past Month. with
Special Reference to Explosions IN the
United States At each meeting some sub
ject OF interest and importance 10 the craft is
discussed 10y able and practical men. The
last sub iect discussed was How often and
How Boilers of Every Build Should Be
CIeaned.n
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-18

The annual pound-part OF the Retreat for
the Sick will take place to-day at that institu-
ton. No. III north Twelfth street, from noon
until DO o'clock in tie evening. This 10 a
worthy charity and should appeal TO an VINO
are able 10 contribute, be the contributions
large Or small.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-18

A large and fashionable audience viii greet
Mr.. T.. II. Sothern at the Academy this
evening. He viii present that excellent
comedy The Highest Bidder The role he
assumes is a delicious bit Of natural high
toned comedy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-18
New Entertainment.

The Richmond Pickle Company, conducted
by Johnson * Bros. No. I'D south Nlnth
street. Is a successful enterprise AID orders
that previously went North now come 70
Richmond. They manufacture pickles OK
every description. both sour and sweet. put mp
in iars. bottles. kegs. half barrels and barrels
A s~pec.alty i Mrs. X. j. JOhuson.s cld VIZ
GINA Home-Made Sweet Pickle, which has Z
largo and growing sale.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-18

There was a large crowd at Leader Hall
last NIGHT. the occasion being a leap-year ger
man tendered b$ q number of young ladies'
of his city and Richmond TO their gentlemen
friends. 4 delightful time was spent by all
present. About midnight elegant refresh
ments were served.
Among those present were Miss Florence
Carter. Misses Morris. Misses Harnish, Misses
Johnson. Misses OBrien. Nj ses Baird, Miss
Ada Lippe. Miss Ida Cosby. Misses Hyslop,
Miss Jennie ode Miss Ellie Evans, Miss
Clayton and Messrs. Lamb, AGREE. Garland.
Evans. Robinson. Harnish, Wills. Whltworth.
Hill. Patch. Anderson. Green. Iallman,
Stein. Simpson. McMurphy. The chaperons
were Mrs. Baird and Mrs. O'Brien.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-18

POSTMASTER Foster. OF Lubec, Me-, writes
that after the grip Hoods sarsaparilla
brought him ont of a feeble. nervous condl-
ton into complete strength and health.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-18
Weather Forecast.

WleurNaroN. D. Q, Feb. l7.-FOr
North Carolina: Slightly warmer; va
FAIR lrab.e winds generally e~asterly; clear
~" weather: much warmer AMI fair hi
1 For Virginia. Winds becoming slight
lv warmer. .0utheriy, fair Weather; ;eer'aSfrS.
rlordinesc thursday night; warusar and cloudy
and possibly some hsht shln or snow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-18

Thors will be nothing AT the new Richmond
r,hastre the coming week as the house viii
To- closed in order TO make some rcpairo on
he s,ass tba, will be ., great, oensat tqr
...,,,re performances. Al Fields Mi.:s,se!s
,w,il reopen the house Wednesday, February
ss,h. they 20 be followed by Lewis Morrison
in his spectacular production OF "fauSt.'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-18

Buses will leave Murphy's Hotel at 10
o'clock this morning for Acca Stock Farm.
Those who desire to attend the sale OF nne
,,otting horses will be carried to the farm free.