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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-19

There was a pleasant gathering at the
residence of Mr.. \. r. Wood NO. ~
north Fourth street, Monday evening
the occasion being the eighteenth blrth-
dav of their son. John T., who mas re-
Gently been appointed chorister OF the
Fourth-strcet Baptist church.
The parlors We're tastefuly decorated
with palms and pOtted plants
MI Wood was the recipient OF many
handsome presents. among which was a
gold watch and chain from his parents. g,
Music and games were enjoyed uhuI
late hour when All elegant repaSl was
served. A., IT,
Uneou. i'm black: Mrs. Phillips blue SILK
white lace and diamonds, Mrs L. KUN,
brown faille. with elaborate trimmings
and diamonds: Mrs Collins. black SIX
and lace. Mrs. j. Pemhleton, lieht blue
and garnet trimmings: Mrs. j. +. W ood,
I'm black. with jet trimmings; Miss RIA
Iuckott If Washington. - c., black SILK
lace trimmings and pearls; Miss fhep
Phelps of Washington. u. G.. Whlte
orgaudio. lace trimmings ANA pearls ,
Nil. Naude Schultz light blue SILK ana
white lace. Miss NcKenny. cream ana
Olive silk with lace trimmings, MISS
Nirade NcKcruy. white null ana lace
Miss Collins. light blue crepe; Miss an
ME l1lman of southampton. " a., plnE
org9ndic. Miss T.. Pemhleton, black ana
white silk. and Mcssrs j. j. " alihall,
Ruff. Tomliusin Phillips. j. NJ kchhl
u r Scott Waiter Jackson. J i. Woo,
+ Scott Ernest Thomas. Bailey Wood'
J. Pembltt0n. Winsie Wood, l. James
C. Cathcart and others.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-19
The IHDUSTRTAL NOME.
Review of the Good work Being Done by
the Institution

A meeting OF the board Of directors Of
the Industrial Home was held at o'clock
p. NJ yesterday in the parlors Of the
Y. NJ G. A.. Mr.. James Lyons. prcsi-
dent. I'm the chair
Reports We're received from the finance
and executive committees Of very en-
cOuracng nature Major l. VI. Blood, the
superintendent also made "a report, I'm
which he said i'm an experience I'm SINH
lar work in various cities ne had never
seen a people so generous or more re
sponsive TO calls for aid than those OF
Richmond.
Mr. o. S Morton was elected a mem
Der of the board vice H. a. Catlin. re-
signed. IL was also decided 10 postpone
until the next meeting the election of q
member 10 flll the vacancy caused by the
resignation of Joseph J.. Montgomery. The
board adjourned TO meet again October
9th
The Industrial Home. which has been
I'm operation at the Old Pinel Hospital
building for three months has more than
filled the expectation OF those i'm control.
II Is supported mostly by voluntary con-
tributiouS, and will he so until work
shops and other sources Of revenue can
be established.
Its purpose is to give temporary re-
lief and employment 10 the destitute.
Major Blood. IN his report. said he was
gratiGed at the fact that nearly all those
who had applied for help in the beginning
had been secured employment, and that
there were no chronic cases. Twenty
seven inmates We're received the first
month thirty-tWO the second month and
twenty-five the third month.
Places were secured for twenty-five the
first month, sixteenth the second and
eleven the third month. There are at
present in the institution ten persons,
ranging in age from eighteen 10 ifty-six
years.
The grounds Of the institution have been
very much improved and beautiAed by
the inmates.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-19

The Committee on Grounds and Build
ines and the Committee on Elections
hold joint session last evening at
O'Clock I'm room so. = Of the city Hall
10 consider the petition of the Electoral
Board f0r "a room in the new city nan.
Those present were Messrs. Garter tcndlr-
mani. Mouutcaetle. King. Snead, Grimes,
Epps. Blake and Gunst OF the commit
tee on Grounds and Buildings ana
AleSsrs. Hobs0n chairman. Ny CODY
Reeve and Bahen. of the Committee on
Elections.
4 good deal Of discussion arose over
the question whether the board should
be- granted the use of q room IN the
building. and Colonel Cutshaw stated that
there We're no funds al the disposal OF
the committee with which the quarters
could Doe fitted. and that the commit tee
had only a couple OF old desks which
could be- utilized for the purpose.
mir. Sncad thought some temporary pro-
vision should he made and. on motion
OF Mr.. Epps. the CIT Engineer was di-
rected 10 ascertain. conjunction with
the secretary Of the BOARD. the cost oil
dtting mp and maintaining room. After
this report has been received the Council
wnl he asked 10 make the necessary APP
preparation.
= ne joint committee then adjourned,
and the Committee on Elections retired o.
room 30. y % look over the revised ordi-
nancos as far AS they have reference 10
the committee
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-19

coon Bfk. COLONEL.
Breckinridge's Defeat nailsd With .Jov in
Richmond

\ Richmond Va) special to the Louis
vile Courier-Journal says:
The defeat Of Colonel Brcckinrdgc in
district OF Kentucky is hailed with low
here. In interviews here to-day with lead
ing citizens both I'm and out of politics
hut one opinion is expressed and that is
that the country and the Democracy are
10 be congratulated upon the retirement
critic.
Governor O'Fcrrall. when seen declined
g. express his Views upon the success Of
Mt owens. but this was Tor personal
rcde sons. II is known. however. that the
Governor was much pleased with the re-
SUIT 90 yesterday primary.
tolonci IazeWcl Elicit. the Demo ratio
nominee for Congress In this district. and
who has known Mr. owens for some time
Sall hc was proud Of the noble and fear
less manner 10 which the good people
had performed their duty IN defeating
breckenridge
Rev Dr. Moses D. Hoge, one Of the
most prominent diVines In the South. AMI
the Wiuist ter whose prayer upon the Occa-
sion OF the refinement here Of the re-
mains OF jefferson Davis created such a
sensation. said he was glad that the peO-
pie of kentucky had put their feet down
upon such a man as Breckenridge. Had
the election been in this district. he said,
Owens vote would have been five % one
had the race been simply between him
and the Whitc-hcaded congressman
Great interest was felt here In the con
test. ana much money changed hands on
its outcome.
The Courier-Jourual says also:
81 knew Breckinridgc would he defeat
ed. said n man in front of the Phoenix
Hotel. In the first place, the Turf Club.
which he chose FOR his headquarters. is
Jcrah The club here went 10 pieces,
and every candidate who has used that as
a headquarters has lost his race second
w. the Brcckinridge banner Is me one
used for Harrison when he was defeated
for the Presidency the Colonel picture
being painted over the eX PRESIDENTS. or
course. that was hOOdoo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-19

the fountain OF knowledge. Tho average
attendance for the past several years
has been 100, and II is believed the pres
EN- session VIII not lower the record.
Htuuthts are already arriving. some OF
them from other States The trustees
shr3ugh their committee on grounds and
buildings have put forth unusual exertions
thls summer TO make the college home
ircsh paint brightcns everything. and
INC contrast with the spacious lawn. with
Us grass and trees, makes a fine inn
preston. me entire main building IS
being renovated. and the dining Mali st,,-
dents cottage and professors residences
are receiving attention within and with
OUT. several old students are on hand 10
welcome their friends and 90 provide for
the new corners. The city attendance
will be good.
Richmond derives great benefit from
the location or the college here and our
work md groMlnc farnn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-19
lln>lc and ElocutI0n.

A fairly large but appreciative audi
ence filed the lecture hall OF the Young
Mems Christian Association last night
Miss Navme Aline Leahy. assisted by
Miss Pattee. Miss Robinson, of Manches-
ter. captain Frank Cunningham and
feined her already well-deserved reputa-
ZION as an eiocutionist Of high order.
Miss Pattcc handled her selections clever
is; indeed She has the making of fine
ni3nieta The audience were captivatcd
fv Miss Robinson. who possesses a voice
Of rich tone and good compass She sang
en- ber usuallv wholc-soulcl and expressive
sfvie. rendering the fun conception OF her
ssiectiore Captain Cunningham and
Iudqe Farrar lent much toward thy even
ms success by their efforts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-19
JUSTICE .JOHN'S corn.
4 Ball and Interesting Programme at Yes
terdsy'- Performance.

.-,-, ,,..~. f.,+ fayr caeos 10 be dis
-i... ,.,,.,.,
posed oi "l J"-lI,e ''"I H'S'-'"'' mo-
i.e lut I'd good deal Of conversation be-
ing INDUCED in. IL was not until after
~ ...,..k mat inc court adjourned. The
t.'' t. r.-rit of the proceed
ef.-.~, Xyaebinrton f,olorel) was
...t.t MIN s,il, and f.IoniOuslv
...,''i'' t-'.i',,- and larr,.iu. away one
~, fb.. rrorngt, of Robert TAYLOR. This
-. b.v.,aT Wa NOT proven. but
Siarf.r.t Us mod $50 and costs for
dts.r1.,I,. ,.,5,ll,
win et.aIiri iof Of tomatoes OF the
ysiua az sho8, ION cents I'm the absence
Of som. vitno--,.. the case had 10 go
over until to-l4v
Eddie Harris alias Drummer (coloreD.
was charged win unlawfully and felOni-
ouslv ASSEMBLING and cutting with q knife
Carrier Perkins also colOred Ou Scptem-
ber gth The trouble arose over game
OF craps which they had been playing
mat 1ay. iust outside of the city I'm THE
Gov. - Harris Was sent on TO the
,Tbe case of Charles Poinlcxter O-olored)
at[.frst whom an Attachments had been
sss-,d Cor failing 10 arpcar I'D court when
wanted. was continued until tomorrow
morning.
Grace Harris. Florence Wade. and
Georgiana Brown (aN cOl0red), were charg-
"a with keeping dis0rderly house 20
Tho ANNOYANCE " passers by. ou Union
street h.fvreen Franklin and Grace streets
Jav 20 leave INC ncighborhood.
~ 49,, 49, nned rs for kcepina
i'' -, an sunday and his
1'' D , 80 ~, ~, o, fo me Grand Jury
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-19
Officers Elected.

The annual meeting of the stockhoiqae ger i
~ ne Rnrton Electric Company va vas =, he ?,
Monday at u o'clock at NO. SO' ha"N
street. a,ors ,-ore elected for
ne l l,,i', I Yea president. w. j. John
soG e direetors Ed%ard Jewell ATth T T. T.
smith, Ambros , E3stm&WH as siiu and ". J.
Parsoas. al al R9ifch n9Sl@&n he directors WI
o onSq shortly TO elect the secretary fb he
The lnsc5 s2rstaFy aSP96te q tie
vas rep1a omp 5S for those OF the Amer-
ui'2 Tiectrc Heating Corporation N o a.
coraance with the orders OF the s'o0"''0'N
ers issued in July.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-19
Fnllcd 70 Sccire q OnnrIm.

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Committee ON ShockOe Creek was % have
been held lasi evening at G3o o'clock
iu room so. II. but only Nessrs. Epps
AID Briggs put in Am appearance Gw-
ing % the absence of % quorum no bust
ness could boz transacted.
The Committee on ord nauces met with
a similar fate half an hour later. when
only Messrs BloomberE and Mcdowell
showed up besides Captain \. Coke. the
c0llfer
Mr. Bo0mberg. the chairman. has
made several futile efforts 20 call the
committee together and hc Will issue mo-
more calls unless Dee is requested ly
two members. who promise him 10 at
tend and when he will he the third one
u make up ID quorum.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-19
u. {. Richardson Appointed.

During the late session Of the supreme
Lodge. knights OF Pythias, in Washing
ion, Nj. j. II. Alexander OF Lee, Lees9 }Td5,
one of the supreme representatives, IRON
supreme Tribune-a new feature IN the
crder-which consists Of five members.
This. OF course necessitated the reslend-
ton If Nfr Alexander as representative
u.bicb was forwarded TO Grand Cnancel-
lor Hulce a few days ago.
Immediately on receipt Of the res,gna-
ton the Grand Chancellor; rec, recogni I'm,
GSb,ncollor u. c. Richardson. OF this city
anpointed him to iii the unexpired term term
q Mr. Alexander as s G5P1a9G T HPTee Win
~ ,,1i,,.reol satisfaction to the members
S 6f the order in this city; if not thro od'i
ont The state. as Mr.. Richardson Is recoh
nizcd as a true Pythian'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-19
Hot Springs Failed

90 was afflicted with horrible horrible case ca ey Ul
blood poison, and ,;od foT w Tp" unable to do
%G'1 and I'd any sar aTSPP ss smooth 9n ss +
my heal as VISSa,,ad | consulted the
it had ofen nnyysjcians. and spent nun
Sfs5 q aos S,aoSs rsec Of ss5
ent kinds, St was advised finally
slig 1,sIs Hot Springs This did, but be,
coming Go dstedS with 5he iaRnf
was recs sinanifc Is. S. s. The effect
that s had on e to was Tec 'g@y sf'er
dtIiua. ,ne 0rst bottle, and by the time
ia baa taken twelve bottles l was entirely
I'D Nd cured by Swifts Specific 6. ). 50
c','hsn The world-renowned Hot Springs
had failed. oourc ohuo.-.
A valuable book on the disease and
az by SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Atlanta. Ga.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-19

on September 1th q young man named
T. T.. Shook registered at the Lexington
Hotel. The following day De got the chief
clerk Mr. W. j. Gardner. 90 cash a. cueck
ou the Manufacturers National Bank. ~
Baltimore. Nd. for 500 The check was
returned. and the hotel was out just that
amount.
The paper was made payable u r.. f..
Shook. and purportei 90 Doe drawn by
his father
Before the check came back Shook left
tho city, 1t is not known where he has
gone.
Sergeant Tomlinson WAS notified. and
tclo-rams have been sent out au over
the country To Keep "a lookout for him.
SnoOh IS about twenty-five years old,
five feet six inches. neatly dressed, faIr
complexion. dark hair and eyes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-19
TUE TlMEs-RICHMoND VA WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 1891

cepted. The entertainments will be given
at night. after the Exposition buildlnss
are closed. The advisability OF keeping
the Exposition open at night wSs as
cussed. and II was decided that II would
De best not 10 10 So This only confirmed
the committees action taken some months
ago.
The exhibitions will be given with all
me scenery. cast. and paraphernaha on
the recent productions at Manhattan
Teach. The choruses. marches. haHets.
Roman sports and n most elaborate
thousand dollar display Of fire works
changed each night.
Me5srs Paine q Sons Will come here
fresh from their recent achievements
~ the Chrlstal Palace London; Worlds
Fair, Chicago. and Mld-Winter Fair, at
San Francisco. and will during the
engagement produce many Of their sue
ccssful novelties
During former exhibitions Of the So
ciety pyrotechnist's display was given
and proved 10 be a drawing and very
successful attraction.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-19
THE VIRGINIA BANKERS
MEET IN SECOND ANNUAL SESSION
AT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
A Representative Body of Money
lers-The Business Transacted Yester-
day-Banquoted Last Night

The Virginia bankers met in annual ses-
sion in the assembly-room Of the Cham
Der OF Commerce yesterday al noon. this
being the second meeting OF the associa-
ton. Colonel Walter II. Taylor. presi-
dent Of the Marine Bank OF Norfolk. oc-
cupicd the chair. Rev. +. $. S.ickney.
rector Of Monumental church, offered
prayer.
Air. 4. l.. Boulware. president Of the
FIRST National Bank OF Richmond, well
coined the visitors. and extended the hos
pitaltv of the city. lie congratulated
the ORGANIZATION on It's beneficial eHects
upon the banking Institutions ana IT'S
members upon the manner IN which Nir-
ginia banks had withstOOd the moneyed
depression and come out OF the financial
crisis He declared that the south was
to-day in a better condition than any
other section. and that the eyes u capt
tai were uuOn us The future vas
bright indeed and the only thing the
South had 10 DO was 10 be true to itseit
% stand for honest government ana non
est money. His remarks we're very OPP
perfume and happy, and were received
with enthusiasm.
Colonel Taylor replied in graceful terms
I'm behalf Of the association, returning
grateful thanks for the KIM "e'To1ine'
and spoke I'm afcctiouatc terms OF Rich
mond He also thanked the association
for the honor conferred upon him "a year
ago I'm making him president. lie de-
tailed some Of the advantages Of the
bankers banding together for the iurthrr-
INK of their own interests, ana ih.. .,. oil
the public. The speaker denied that there
is anything inimica 20 the WORKING class
as I'm legitimate banking. The objects
Of this association We're then explained
the bringing Of the bankers Of the state
closer together. and looking after legisla-
tiou in the interest OF the banking bust
Mir $. G. Wallace, secretary. then
read his report, which was received
and ordered to be spread upon the
Sir. Richard i. Byrd Of Winchester.
then read a carefully prepared adore
on THE History Of Banking n Virginia.
The address began with the MONEY
changers Of the earliest times. and. after
brief review Of the oriRin Of banking.
be came 10 the beginning of the banking
business in Virginia. and traced Us his
tory down 10 the present time The adj
dress was fun OF interest and ueDfui ip-
formation, and is valuable contribution
TO the literature Of finance. II VIII, no
doubt be printed in pamphlet form.
on motion of Major Branch. vote OF
thanks was unanimously rendered MI
Byrd for his address.
Letters of regret were read from
Comptroller Echols and others. presi-
dent Taylor was elected q delegate 10
the American Bankers Association
which meets IN Baltimore october llth.
Colonel John NJ. Palmer. of Richmond,
was elected alternate
ON motion, the Chair was authorized
to appoint a. committee Of five TO recon-
mend officers Of the association for
the next wear. The following We're
named: Messrs. Fuller OF Winchester;
! Leigh of Norfolk. DarnaN. Of Roanoke;
Elicit of Richmond and Burke. of Staun-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-19

Coleman scott. a colored man. sixty
I've wears OLD. was found dead in hi.
room an No. 3l3 north seventeenth street
,. 800 morning at 6:W O'Clock. The
fotaliv was reported 70 the First district
nolice and the coroner was summoned
b. Tsyior's investis3i,io45 ho elic5ed d. thc
~ u, 'c,'o,,rstitutional ailments for several
d d,U,i' and that his death was the result
90 q, y,o,,1 n',i causes lie. therefore ordered
~ tbo Zen remains to be turned over to rela-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-19
DEATH ON THE BRIDGE.
young MAN RUN OVER BY A PAS
\ SENGER TRAIN AND MANGLED.
Az J. w Fowlkes, OF Manchester. the I'm
fortunate Msn-it Happened on 'ho
richmond aud Danvilic Bridge
M,xcursrrR BUREAU RIcHNoND TIMES !

Al X.
Manchester has again come TO the front
With another horrible railroad accident
-, 7 N. rovlkcs n young man
Ol WIZ" - h.. ,t. ne
nineteen years Oh axe "H' ''' - ,,.
Aboa; 4 o'clock yesterday mothinS' N""e
+hc track-valkcrs OF The lNChmond
ono - t,.. MOI, ,oeeino over
and uanNA.e r"llroa" was p""Sl"e wv
,n. b,fl.c hc discovered tho BODY OK
'' ,, i,i,.- 81, o. p,ol OF blood
N''@ 80. =, en-. ,ortb,rn end
~ The second arch OF the bridge ON the
richmond SIDE. The man proved TO Ice
,.,,... 80 Manchester. who was
formerly in the employ Of the III "l'.'''''
"a 1,,r,ule road ana who lived I'D Man
~rr.,.r Min his Sister, Mis-. ". Do ""'
-.
~ "' .''t hnrr.niy maus "a conil-
ann tI '.it il. and arm were sever
fc..,, sis n.lt. while thc rcst "t "'S
ca i4ri" "'r .'t .,..f and fractured
o9gN W. 10 tciI his name, but couli
80 .,.Iau.t.1n Of how the a..Ii ...
o.-.r I'm. circumstances 1't'''''',"
ne v6sre mans death are, u, r.i gre ,' U''
kn,Gr but b. is supposed tnat ho, We
hu'N .' I, che tra.n that leaves hlta-
run over ,t p,Irf N I.2l O'Clock. one
mona .~. 65nis Thought hc saw Fow!Ncs
OF '.. ''"''' t.,,, If me- depot before the
oD inc l..''' o., fr,n Manchester 60
en-l.. ,"' g.. %. main and o., suppo-
De- "'i'. ,.l.n The train left Dee WAS
s.N.N iS '"'' w., mo bridge. and that hc
ON L.' ""-r ..r r.l5t as thc engine passed,
5NiHi ~t teu under the wheels.
ana n. piss. raUlkcs was found me- was
As soon ,..r-,,-1 ana pauviue de-
taken I'D lni.rro and pr. c. W
pot. H.i .. '.,,,,,o-,,e SURGEON. sum-
J Ir.. N ..' -, r.,,.t.a1 fo mo
in.aet Pee VIZ ',t.-.. be- 1ied' abSl,t
Retreat i.. '"' ''."'
O'CLOCK. ,.... Sutherland took tho ro-
Nr. d. .'.f o,i tb@, we're removed
mains .n D.eI-'' @ ;t,'. fYneral viii take
Z. Man.
place '.-""f
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-19
An .dmirer of Thomas w. Keene.

Thomas ". Keene. the !raFedlan' has
a warm admirer IN this ciiy m me per
c Ell in the Internal Revenue Office
C ...ii,a SboiI1 was a member Of the
same Iiie7 stock company win 7, Mr. i<eene
during the season Of lSI,- - and insists
H. III oii,.o and altogether one OF the
most versatile Of actors.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-19
THE NEW POMPEII.
1t VIII DO Given mt the Exposition With
Elaborate Effect

The Executive and Citizens Auxiliary
Committees OF the Virginia State Agri-
cultural and Mechanical Society held
a meeting Yesterday morning TO con
slider a proposition from Messrs james
Paine 4 Sons, the great pyrotechnists
of New York, to give their latest pro-
duction, the new Pompeii, at the Expo
sition next month.
Mr. Pardee. representing James Paine
& Sons, appeared before the committee
and made a statement, and, after some
little discussion. his proposition was ac-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-19
sl4 VIA DIRECT ALL-RAIL ROUTE.

sl4 VIA DIRECT ALL-RAIL ROUTE.
NIAGARA Tours will leave Washington
By special train over Pennsy wanna
railroad september 2itn, through me
picturesque Valley Of the susQne-
hanna and the famous Lake Region of
New York. Eouud-trip from Richmond
only 81. via Richmond. fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad Tickets limited
eleven days. and good 10 stop at Wat
kin's Glen ana Rochester. returning via
Buffalo. For full information apply to
c. A. TAYLOR. Traffic Manager.
Byrd-Street Station.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-19
A Valuable Collection.

Yesterdays Baltimore a.; American ,beI, says:
complete set OF me SD ,iisbda tt IL pi
Messenger mag9zne to PS Ss aHd IN m m M1fa
mond' Va ne writings Of Edgar Allen
many man er 81 anpeared. has lately been re
dyed at Sa,I F'a Set. L of THIS T onrna
one OF ' and Comprises thirty-six vol
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-19
The Work begins.

Professor John ?. McGuire,s Sc sfh tSe
ononed for the session YESTERDAY d" pa "
school building. opposite M year is
quite encouraging.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-19
Richmond College Getting Ready for
ODenipg

Richmond College was moved from
Spring Farm. Henrico county. 10 its
present site sixty years ago last June.
il Is therefore one Of the oldest institu-
tons in our goodly city. A large number
OF our leading citizens have been edu-
Gated within its walls. and their sons and
grandsons are every session seeking II as
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-19
v,.,,or from California.

Mr. Fred woodworssnn, an Frs 15t91sney and
visited the CITY ha YYag y Offices by Mr. Mr.
shown through tn ,his city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-19

Guns-slngle and double breech-loading
shot guns at greatly reduced prices under
'''e A. y. CLARKE q son.
$40 east Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-19

Hichmond to NInenla MN. and Return.

II you can't, and want 10 have work
done in nrst-class manner. send your
orders to The Times office.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-19
DAYS or GRACE.

Under the head Of new business Major
Fred Scott moved that il Is the sense Of
the association that DAYS of grace ON n j
time paper be abolished. After much dis
which was accepted 10y Major scott. that
IL is the sense of the association that
days of grace be abolished, and that the
whole matter Doe referred 10 the com
their discretion al the next annual meet
INK.
The question Of a half holiday on sat
urday was discussed and similarly dis
posed Of The association men adjourn
The 10 per cent tax ON State bank ls-
sues will be discussed this morning,
among other subjects.