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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-04
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Ar TIIE UORLU'S FAR.
Secretary Morton Tells of tho Progress In
Nir..i..a.. Il..fI.Ii..,,

Secretary Morton Tells of tho Progress In
the Vir@ipip Building.
found Captain r. c. Morton. secretary
of the Virginia exhibit at the Worlds
Fair i'm his Office yesterday and had a talk
with him.
He iM1rmed ro that Architect Rogers
and Contractor ". g. HoltzclaT returned
from Chicago yesterday morning and save
very gratifying accounts Of the progress
the Ol1 Dominion was making in her
efforts to cope with her sister States in
the way Of creditable showing at the
Exposition
ON last Saturday the first payment,
which amounted TO $1,000. was made.
M,.sre. No c,s ond Hot aw r.p RI the
Virginia building in rapid course of con-
struction The Y ais and weatherboard-
ing are complete. floors have been laid and
The lathing is going on rapidly. At first
there were sixteen WOrkmen engaged Now
there are twelve wOrkmen constantly at
work. and everything is getting on in the
most encouraging style
The building is attracting n great deal
OF attention. Somehow, people generally
wish 10 witness the strides that old Nir-
gmia is making in this direction, and hun
dreds Of visitors pay their respects from
day TO day.
A magnificent view Of Lake Michigan
can be secured from the lulding The
waves break not more than one hundred
yards distant.
Air. HOltzclaw says that the Authorities
of the Exposition are very pleasant men
10 do business with and have been excep-
1onaliy cordial and courteous to him. lie
l5 being cCmplimentcd on all sides for the
rapid progress he is making.
++i. i4u!.'Aae Hotrl - SONG UP lust
back of the Virginia building. and an
elevated railroad runs within one hun
dred feet Of it. Both OF these will prove
very attractive, not 10 speak Of the great
convenience they afford.
The Maryland colonial mansion build
ing which was completed only two weeks
ae1 g, cost of $4,000. is located one
hurdied feet TO the right Of the Virginia
Building. Idaho. Arizona and New Mex
leo are jointly erecting handsome
tuiliug only MY feet from tho Virginia
buildiug. Iowa has just competed a fine
structure one hundred and nfty feet
distant, while the New Jersey building
is situated only one hundred and ten
feet away. It is now being plastered.
and represents the headquarters OF
Washington during his campaign in that
state
donations T. raise the funds to pay
Tor The virginia building are Coming IL
from time 90 time. and the prospects
s,cm more than favorable at present.
Secretary Morto1 has recently received
$50 from the Powhatan Coal Company
aud 500 from Montgomery county. Sew
cral other donations nave been recently
received. and Captain Morton seems very
moon sratded by the interest which so
many prominent Nirginans ere display
ing En- reference to the matter 1t is
good cause and sure to meet with uni
vCrsat approval
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-04
tho property OF N. a. Lcates. was dis

tho property OF NJ. a. Lcstes. was dis
missed.
Rosa Gray Ccoored) somehow conceived
The idea that SIC could spar with fine or
iect, and sic Proceeded 20 practice upon
the anatomy n Kate Walker. The gate
roceipts by 10 means covered the 81 80
Tine. and lesson was learned on Mon
day.
The case OF Joseph Sutton (coloredD. for
stealing hlled case watch belonging to
H. A. sins was certified 10 the hastings
>Soat. loubiices Joseph was anxious TO
Kemp ri with the times, 50 he broke the
iAghih commandment and viii have TO
take be consequences
Sta iord Raney Is much addicted to the
habit Of drinking he has never tried
tne swcaring-on act and when King
Greg beats him in The fght. somehow he
Bets seized with tac mania for making a
n'se. RE "cohcp9' up and down the
ruoicol gamut with the facility Of a
sutgers Cloe loader. but the natives IN
ais locality frequently complain that his
voice moi having been returned from
the laundry on Saturday night. is pocu-
liarly harsh ard discordant Yesterday
he insisted on giving "A series Of free con-
ccr;s, and for this he was forced to face
Justice John who frowned with dsap-
proyai. ara sent Stanford to Jail for ten
days, in default OF 500 security. My SYM
pathy goes ont 60 Stanford. who will
doubtless sober up from his protracted
drunk ard become a useful citizen some
day.
Z. c. Goddin paid $3.50 for the same old
story drInl, and disorderly
Thomas Taylor was fined 81 for leaving
his hack In the street
Mack Mead. for leaving his team in the
street was fined 81.
An interesting romance might be woven
arouni tho grand act Of Joseph r. Ad-
ans colareD. who actually was accused
OF stealing four rings, valued at five dol
lars each. and four dollars I'm United
States currency, all belonging to Mary
l.. Archer Joseph IS a ladies' man, and
has recently proved very popular in his
81 here Of society. Il never pays a fellow
o. rush four girls simultaneously. how
ever and 10 procure four engagement
rings at one time is an evidence OF whole
sqlc counting without license The four
dollars Ina currency might have been
necessary for drag dive. or tickets
TO the elevated gallery Of the Mozart To
See Mansfield DO Beau BTummell." or
prince Karl" However this may have
been. my romantic hero was cut short
in tho midst ~ his wild career, and his
case certified 10 the grand jury. Justice
John delivered Il Q dCci ion 18th a pathos,
for which his genial, sympathetic Honor
Is well known:
MY sentimental boy. twas right,
Your everlasting vow TO plight
But { warn you in this little rhyme
TO court one maiden at a time"
md the jackpot was raised chip or
two.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-04
y,tr c0Sr or THE BUILDING.
The Committee Uave spent 1000 OcO on
fine CITY Hall aud Wan' S30o,OOO More.

The Committee have spent Si,O9O' oco on
tbe CITY Hall aud Wan' S3O0OO More.
The Committee on Grounds and Build
irls held It's regular meeting in the city
Enrineers office yesterday afternoon.
chairman Taylor and Messrs. Carter
Noble. Turner and Turpin were the only
members present Messrs. curtis Epps
and Mountcastle being away In the Norm
ON their tour Of investigation in regard
to metallic presses.
ON the motion of Mr.. Garter, the COM
r,ittee decided to renew the lease for the
ornuods OF the Old city Hall for one
,.ar M the rent ~ s. 900 per year.
Colonel C,tshaw stated that the foundry
81, C,nrf~nati had been dllatory In deliver
in,, tbe material for the iron stdir"ays
in the new City Hall. and that the iourW
foor had not been completed by January
fst ass the contract required. SoloHe'
I,,,,ebo-, ras instructed 10 notify the con
tractor that he would be heio Strictly a.
countahle FOR the delay under the Peha''S
clause Of the contract. -,
The usual number Of bilis were oruereu
IN be paid. and the payroll FOR the past
TWO weeks was approved ~
,rno civ Encineer reported that the
concentrations for the new cry 1aiI UP
~ the prceent time amorntec 10 NV'0'V'V'
and that after payment q an me amounts
'ontracted for an available balance OF
y2l 1850 would be on hama. ,..o.
ON motion Of Mr.. Turpin' the committee ata1tes
1,(,dnd 70 ask the Council for another
appropriation Of 100000 II was STA stat 6aa
XXI bcs,des this amount at least So0V,Voo
,,ore would be required 10 complete the
building. including the payment LOT ure
s.'.,t,nra the appropriation OF TINS sum
I.',,i c,eoref the limit Of the bonded deot
OF the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-04
Funeral of Charles G. Lnrrens.

The funeral services Of Mr. Charles
G. Jurgens took place yesterday after
noon at st. johns German Lutheran
church. The services were partly IN EUg-
fish and partly in German, and were
peculiarly Impressive. The music was
specially selected and very sweet. Near
er. my God TO Thee" set 20 the German
by Whiting, was sung by quartette and
chorus with a great deal Of expression.
The quartette was composed Of Miss
Kate Phillips Miss Augusta Nolmer, G.
II. Phillips and A. Volmer. Captain Frank
Cunningham also rendered a solo selec-
ton with much feeling.
The lodges of Knights Of Pythias and
Odd-Fellows, Of which he was a member,
and the German-American Association, all
had committees in attendance, and the
services at the grave were conducted
under the Pythan ritual The general
attendance was large and the floral trib-
utes very handsome
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-04
The Ladies AnXiiiarv.

The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Masonic
Home met at noon yesterday al the Ma
sonic Temple. Mrs. James II. Capers pre-
sided The bylaws were amended in
order that the organization might have
order that the organization might have two
vice-presidents. The corresponding Sec
rotary was requested to write a letter Of
sympathy to Captain A. c. BabcOck. who
is at present at the Retreat for the Sick
suffering with a broken limb.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: Mrs. James u. Capers
reelected president; Mrs. VI. 5. Quarles
first vicepresident; Mrs James y. Crump
second ce-president Miss Bertha Loven-
stein, treasurer. in place Of Mrs Rosen-
baum, resigned. Mrs. Il. r. August, re-
cording secretary; Mrs. William II. Ia
tum. corresponding secretary.
The following ladies constitute the
board OF directors: Mrs. James A. Grigg,
Mrs. ID. J. Weislger, Mrs. William Han
Crew, Mrs. i. +. Shepperson. Mrs J. 5.
Moore Mrs. r. +. MacOmber Mrs. Jo-
seph Eosenbaum, Mrs. II. l.. Pelouze.
Mrs. William II. LYMAN, Mrs. William
S. Murray, Mrs. W. =. Mosby, Mrs. r. b.
Jacobs, Mrs. August Arsell and Mrs.
Charles Mercer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-04
al PARISTfN ROMfNCE."
A Large and Fashionable Audience Mt tho
Academy Last Evening.

Mr.. Richard Mansfield and his stock
conn any presented - Partisan Ro-
nance" at the Mozart Academy last
evening. The audience was quite as
large as that Of the previous night The
fashionable ard cultured people Of Rich
mond were present. \ bevy of Rch-
monds loveiiest young ladies occupied
one OF the boxes.
Mr. Mansfield, as Baron Chcyral, gave
to his audience an Interpretation Of
character that is as repulslve as some
persons meet IN a lola novel. and yet
withal, the actor 50 cleyerly held the mir
ror up 10 nature that one could not but
thoroughly admire his artistic work and
appreciate. II they codld appreciate that
which is truly artistic-his splendid tall
ents. Mr.. Mansfield Is Internationally
a man Of genius, and gives 10 his work
th0roughncss that is rarely seen in these
degenerate days Of farces and blood
curdling melO-dramas.
His makeup" as the Baron 10 those
who had seen him the previous evening
as Beau Brummeu." was startling, and
yet one instinctively recognized the thor
ough actor in the broadcast and fullest
sense.
The fourth act % the play is the climax.
IL is then that the now famous supper
with silver viands and flowers. Dainty
cdndelebra light the feast. The grace ul
necks Of tire champagne bottlss peep from
the silver coolers. The eltire arrange
ment presents q picture of "a fashionable
petit sOupcr awaiting the arrival Of the
guests. The Baron is stricken with
slight stroke OF paralysis. but RECEIVERS
by mighty effort before the guests ar
rive. Tie men come first laughing, talk
ing. swearing. with that perfect insou-
ciance the sole property az an orsie. thcn
the women-bal'ct gir's-in their cos
tunes. They eat, drink make merry,
and at the height OF thei. enjoyment the
fnai stroke oveItakos Sac Baron while ne
is i'm the act OF giving his famous toast
to Mates. The mis- rable wretch. With
wine-glass uplfted and the hand If death
cutching him. makes q terrific struggle
to recover himself, but f2is. mutters in
coherent phrases. and Tie Wine-eass is
dashed into many pie e. He Is assisted
up the steps 10 tho balcony. whore he
dies. The scene IS terribly realistic.
Mr.. Mansfield WAS cailei before the
curtain several times after the act, and
was al last fOrc.G to address his audi
ence. lie made a very appropriate and
pleasing speech.
Beau BrummeH" will be the attrac-
ton this evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-04
Jrs rcE JoBS,s COURT.
Inc DocketWas Large and Equity Was IN
Abundance.

A"""""'''''
- Justice Johns tribunal yesterday
.r. l...,. as eomeWbat larger than
,..t.. nec,oli,,, q,
'' -.- -o"l" NoD 'P
e WHOM aiussy shadow lieceucu l''e
swarm .r l.n reaking sinners. who made
.0-m.f.h.. rive for the grand main
ea..... ae som as ills Honor announced
d.. ..It- aI familiar words: "Get
gerN- motion n yours Ives
Berkeley I4yr (cOlored was up ior
ah.rtng s..-tinK and harbOring an
ir. .t .If1. tt.Dr0Derty Of Lizzie Evans.
yie eas. H lniesCd.
L. c G0fIn I'd John Trainham were
r. -s g. ea.r r.. fnblbing TOO freely
Martha Jorrs coiored) faxed similarly.
il seems raf fartha is naturally
li,arioHs f.l..n. ana her ability 70 per
ambuiat- ta. .rets as a human adver-
tiseme0t f.r f.rsi1a and domestic liquors
is by so ems tsblished. Her latest
experience -. rated this fact Deyohl
q doubt ALIAS. aI 81. that woman should
encro1ch upon he exclusive rights OF
me.
AID attachm.n IS issued for William
Perkins. chare qsth committing nui-
.tree ora a.. s.r..f
rao charge ae.... y. J.. BEDFORD ana
John Hanrirau f.- being disorderly and
using p~ofane laraage on the streets
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-04
Prnifenfiarv Prisoners.

Mr.. ]. a. Brown, clerk Of the circuit
court Of Hanover county, visited Ia" rall-
toi Yesterday. sheriff j. ". Williams, Of
southampton county. and Sher1lf =. l.
Cogbin. OF MecklenDurg county. also
,.illed. The former bad delivered at the
prnitonriary William White. sentenced TO
three years, and William Harris. SEN
f.i.ced 10 five years. The crime in both
Instances was grand larceny.
Sheriff CoGhlll left with Major Lynn the
following prisoners: Della Moore. Sou
fenced to two years for housabreakag;
Henry lritchard, sentenced 20 i've years
for erand larceny; James Fown"s. sel.-
tsi,ctt u five years for housebrcaSing:
NJ Smith. sentenced 10 NO years for
hCuscbfcdElng.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-04
The Week Of PRAYER.

The services for the week Of prayer
are growing in interest and we're more
largely attended yesterday afternoon
than the day previous. In addition TO
the Union services at Centenary Metho-
dist church and the First Presbyterian
church meetings are IN progress AT sew
eral other points nightly, and special
interest is being shown In those AT
Broad-street a1d Grove-avenue churches.
At the First Presbyterian church last
ev aning there was large attendahce
ard much ia. rest manifested. Mattresses
g-are made bv the Rev. DR.. l.. c. Mason,
pev A. Il Moore and Rev. DR.. W. j..
Iudkins. u. -. The meeting will be at
the same church this Afternoon at $50
o'clock and win be addressed by The
Rev. W T. Hatcher. d. j., and the
Rev. ]. W. Young. d. u. Subject Ma
lions and their Rulers
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-04
Shot i'm The Foot.

Joseph NJ Russell, the thirteen-year-oid
son of Postmaster Otis H. Russell met
with quite a severe accident in Henrico
county last week, where he had gone on
a Christmas hunting expedition. lie car
ried with him his new rife, and was eH-
pecting a great time, but while explaining
TO some Of his country cousins the com
plicated mechanism Of his new weapon
II was accid antally discharged ana the
bali buried itself in the foot OF the young
N-irnrod The sufferer was brought TO his
nome In this city, where he received the
nroper sureical attention. but probing
failed TO locate the bullet. He Is i'm
proving. however very rapidly and viii
soo,, be out again, free Of lameness. al
though he is not likely TO soon part COM
many with the bullet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-04
Fitzhugh's Officers.

Ala meeting Of I'itzhush Lodge No, w. vs.
y O. T.. held last evening the ioIloW-
,n,, officers were installed for inc snsul M
.,t.r. ". A. webb. n. O.. CharlNs W
Jsbrl V. g.; A. W. Harsroyc' SecIy'"'y !, >
: n. Herr,don. treasurer; j. l. ten'p'1' =, -
s - - warden: c. w. Gardner. con-
,'. i.,e p A. wills, r. ;. s.; q. ;. row
S az. =, : S.. Henry Wood, a. 81 r. {.
9 @Si, j. g.: John Burch. Il. >. y. g..
" w. Anderson. L. $. V. o.; Henry
Huber. chaplain.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-04

Captain \. G. Babcock. who is nj the
Retreat for the Sick under treatment for
a broken II Ugh. was resting as comfort
ably last evening as could be expected
under the circumstanc lie was deeply
affected by floral Offering which had
been sent him By the inmates ~ the
Masonic Home during the day. lie re-
ceives numerous calls every day from
his many friends. who are anxious 10
Dee informed as u his condition, and who
are rrofuse Ia Offering their services IN
his nfINctinn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-04

CLouT0N-Ded. january 2. iSys. AZ
izI2 y. NJ. after painful Illness. ALICE
and daughter Of Douglas baird. F~a' In
her forty-ffib year. >"
Funeral at the Central Methodist church
at 3 y. VI. TO-DAY.
No flowers.
MRAE-Dicd. yesterday morning January
8. lSJ3, NJ 10 O'Clock, Mt thu residence Of MA
mother. ROBERT DOUGLAS M'IiAE. eon
OF the int t. e.. and Ella McKae, Ia the
nineteenth year OF his age.
The funeral will take place TO-DAY nc
II O'Clock. from the Presbyterian church.
Friends and acquaintance Invited 10 AZ.
tend.
Please omit flowers
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-04
7 90. +. ON rs.

on Monday evening last the following
officers OF jefferson Lodge No ,. ]. o. o.
=. were installed fer the term beginning
January Isl: Robert Mitchell, y. c.; 9.
< Latham. V. c.; W. IT. Lowry secre-
tarv: G. G. Parker treasurer; a j.
Lechler, chaplain; William Whitworth,
conductor; Robert Wren. warden; Samuel
Murry. o. G.; George Mitchell K. ,. 70
y. G.; c. d. Corbus, l.. ,. TO y 81 g.
" ,rhacker. r. 5. to V. c.; F.. p. Mordy,
T. s to Y. c.; J. y. Mitchell, r. 5. s.;
cbortos KOes L. s. >.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-04

Mr.. Harry Hlrshberg, a prominent
,o,,ne merchant Of this city, was married
Yesterday afternoon 10 Miss Ray Mar'u5'
NJ New York Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
Birshberg. parents Of the groom tcco H.
Danied by their daughter. Miss wayne
Ieft on Sunday for New York 10 attend the
wedding. There they We're joined by MI
and Mrs. VIII Perlstein, nee Netue Itlr.'h-
berg. who We're married in this city on De-
%
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-04
An Ercnrslon 70 the Fair.

cantain r. c. Morton. secretary Of 'he
Roard OF Worlds Fair Commissioners, mrs
made ARRANGEMENTS with the Chesapeake
ar,d ohio officials to run an excursion 10
Chicago during the Columbia Exposition.
Tho excursion will be during the Nirginia
Pythians' Worlds Fair week. for which
arrangements are now being made
Captain Morton left the city at O'CLOCK
arN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-04

Travellers may learn a lesson from Mr..
G. d. Cone, a prominent attorney Of Par
ker Dakota, who says: II never leave
home without taking bottle OF Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy with me, and on many occasions
have ran with 1t TO the relief OF some
sufferer and have never known IL 10 fail"
For sale by owens q Minor Drug Co.,
1901 east Main street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-04

Here are the officers recently elected by
Syracuse Lodge, Knights OF Pythias, for
the ensuing term: b. Paris, p. c.; ID. w.
DeSyivia. {. c.; c. a. Canepa. Y. G; G.
W. Longworth, prelate; George y. Bow
den, X Of r. and S; w. r. Cree, NJ OF
F.; W. Il. Woody, NJ. of Ex.; V. Donati.
NJ. A.; w. II. Holmes. l. c.; +. ID. Hardy,
O. G. Z. c. George r. Bowden is repre-
sentative to the Grand Lodge. which meets
In this city next month, and T. {. A. l..
Lucas alternate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-04
The Old Almanac.

The famous Warrock- Richardson
almanac for Maryland, Virginia and
North Carolina, which for many years has
been considered the best general refer
ence book printed. is out for 1893 much
improved over other years In the style
81 ouanfity of information given. The
Times is Indebted TO MIR. James r.. Gcode,
,he Dublister. for several copies.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-04
Mr.. Mood Amounted.

Mr.. James p Wood. who has so ac-
ceptably served the New York Associated
press for number Of years as the Rich
mond correspondent. has been appointed
correspondent for the Southern Asso-
ciated Press This organization has re-
Gently absorbed the New York Associated
Press and the United Press. II is now
The only Press Association in the South.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-04
They Want a Pastor.

The committee Of the Venable-street
Baptist church. who are TO secure a
pastor to succeed Rev. Baylus Cade.
consists OF the deacons OF the church
with the following additions: Messrs.
George ID. Pearman, William n. Gath
right. II. IA. Darsey II. a. Scpark and
j. f. Flournoy. The committee has
elected Deacon h. +. Cook chairman and
Deacon J. b. Wood secretary. Several
names have been submitted. but the
committee has not yet taken any action.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-04
THE lgODEL uINSTRELS.
They Appear at the Theatre Tonight.
Lizzie Evans Gone.

"The Model Minstrels" will be the attrac-
ton at the Richmond Theatre this even
lug When this troupe WAS in this eity last
January they gave a splendid performance.
and their specialtes were remarked upon
as being much better than those usually
seen In minstrel shows which come 10 Rich
mond with great blare Of trumpets and
waving OF banners. Some If the best min
strel artists now travelling are with this
troupe.
Lizzie Evans closed a successful engage
ment at the Theatre last evening I'm Tile
Little Biacksmlth" The dainty soubrctte
did clever work. and WAS the recipient of
enthusiastic applause. The songs and
dances are good
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-04
The Seay Court Martial.

Colonel Meade Haskins. the Judge adj
vocate general, has written his opinion
In the Seay court-martial case. and the
papers are now in the hands OF General
Mcdonald. During the week confer
ence will he held with the president OF the
court-martial. when the result OF the
trial will be made public.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-04

It is well to get clear OF a cold the first
week, but il is much better and safer TO
rid yourself of il the first fcrty-eisht
hours-the proper remedy fer the purpose
being Dr. II. Jayne's Expectorant.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-04

$3.50 one way and 81 round trip, good TO
return within ten days. Trains leave a.
NJ. daily and +. NJ. except Sunday.
Great saving Of fare and no changing Of
cars between Richmond and Lynchburg
via Chesapeake and Ohio route.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-04
Work on the Chamber.

Work was recommended yesterday on
the Chamber OF Commerce, which has
now reached the sixth story ana the
hondsome proportions OF the building are
RAPIDLY taking form.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-04

If you are nervous or have any rheu-
matte affection try the Electric Couch.
Goa east Grace street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-04
y DOLLARS

DIR. COATES WILL TREAT ALL
THOSE WHO MAY APPLY FOR
TREATMENT AT THE Low RATE OF
FIVE DOLLARS PER MONTH. AND
WILL FURNISH ALL MEDICINES
EREE CONSTELLATION EREE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-04

Ovens & Minor Drug Company, oppo-
site the Postohce offer their entire stock
of Christmas Goods at greatly reduced
prices to close them out. They have bar
gains In ladies' gcntlemen's and COM
biaed Dressing and Travelling Sets and
Cases Remember to ask for bottle OF
Sultana Cologne