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bakers. Itf
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This is to certify that Will
Miller is no longer an employe of
this office, having severed his
connection with same Dec. 1.
r. s. W. PARKER, Mgr.
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will be a rear treat. ! w
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BrowniesI Brownies!I

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When you are too busy to go home
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ysC9 New Novelties In Toys.
c.
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Elegant gift books, in cloth and
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four volumns, $500; Websters Una
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from the cheapest to the most elegant
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Ia | am headquarters for SCHOOL
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Nov &c, 1884.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-23
MINfsTLRs md L4YMEN.
They Meet To Arrange for the Moody Meet
invs Next Month.

About sixty OF the pastors and laymen
OF the city churches assembled at the
Young Mems Christian Association yes
terdsy afternoon at 40 o'clock 70 ar
range for the visit Of the famous Evan
gelist Moody TO this city next month.
Roy. Dr. Hatcher. president OF the asso-
citation. called the meeting 10 order, ana
after prayer by Rev. Mr.. Johnson. the
object OF the meeting was announced
The following churches were represented:
Presbyterian-First. Second. Church OF
the Covenant, Grace-street Old Market
and Mizpah
Methodist--Cent.nary, Broed-street,
Clay-street. Park Place. Laurel-street.
Washington-street. FairmOunt-avenuea ana
ST. james.
Episcopal-St Marks
BAPTIST First. Grace-street. Leigh
street. Pine-street. Grove-avenue, West
View. Calvary and Second.
tian-seventh-street and Marshall
Friends church.
Dr. Hatcher stated that though only
one Episcopal church was represented
the EDisco~I churches and elders had
passed resolutions ENDORSING the hio''
Manchester-Ba inbridge<street Baptist,
West-End Methodist. and Presbyterian.
From each Of these churches a COM
nittee OF three. the pastor and two icy,
men, will be appointed by the preslueh'
TO help i'm the work.
The report Of the committee, CONSISTING
of Rev. Dr.. Cooper. Rev Mr.. DadmuI
and Secretary Tlbbitts Of the Young Men
Christian Association, who were appoint
ed 10 go to Washington and confer VIII
AR Moody was made through DR.. Coop
or. who said that Mr.. Moody would sen'
TWO gentlemen ahead Of him TO hoid pre-
limlnarv services In various churche'
throughout the city, and thar ne ma
given the committee 10 understand tina
he would come 10 Richmond about IN
10Th OF March and remain about tei
days. ,, 4. 80
( After some informal discussion u wa
/ decided 10 appoint a committee on pre-
/ lininary services, the committee 10 con
/ list of a representative OF each denoihl
nation. ,.,,.o 49,,
The question OF securing place an
building 10 hold the meeting was referre
10 a committee. this committee l
consist OF a representative from eac
denomination and one from the 1ouh
Mems Christian Association
II was also decided to appoint cor
mittee each on place, finance, usher
music. printing and entertainment. Ihes
| committees will be selected BY the pres
. dent and will be made known later
/ AFTER prayer by Rev. Dr. foSe an
Rev Mr.. Cannon. the meeting adJourne
TO meet at the call Of the president.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-23
4FyKRNOOy SESSION.
Substitute for the IL Ia Section oil inc
Constitution.

The House was called to order prompt
ly at $50 by Speaker Cardweli Inc
following bills were passed:
House bills. Providing for change
u the law in cases Of misdemeanor
so ass 10 take from che jury the power
TO- ix The punishment. and 10 CONFER IL
entirely on the court. This bill was op-
posed by Colonel Gibson, OF Culpepei'
on ttc ground that It would revoiuuonize
fne whole system. and 90 back 10 the
Old English law in force I'VE hundreu
years ago. Mr. Harris, OF AlDemarie'
also spoke ion opposition TO the OH. Inc
member from Petersburg spoke IN FAVOR
of the Dim. saying thar the more we
could make our laws like those OF Eng
lald the better ii would be for rs as
in 10 country was justice so swiftly anu
afely administered. The member iron
NsckenDufg spoke ia favor OF me nl'i'
saving IL would sage expense Ihe mem.
Der from Franklin said that me Din
aylld save expense. In that there wouiu
ne 30 more hung jafies, who had TO DE
l.'l and fel for several days. me piii
was ordered 20 It's engrossment anu
laird reading by vote Of 20 70 80. Inc
vote Oh the second reading OF the I'LL
MS day was. Yeas. 20; nays, 81; rot
sufficient 70 order its second reading and
ihe bill was passed BY.
II amend and rc-enact section e2', or
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-23
A Hatch OF Wrong-Doers.

r-be Superintendent Of the Pententiary
has received the following prisoners, who
will be under his care ior teIihs running
fro N one 10 twenty years:
scuthampton-Willi Thomas con-
victed on three inlictments-one FOR rob-
bery from the person. ntteen years; sec {,
r,I six wears for hOusebrcakins, ana
third. two years for housebreaking- Il
f.,,rl of twenty-three years. John Rose,
one year for housebreakinr ana james
hin three years for HOUSEKEEPING, all OF
whom were delivered by Sheriff }. W.
Williams. -.
Prince Edward--J. :. Taylor. two years
for perjury: Lit. Mason. one year 10Y
third conviction Of petit larceny, Bette
Irvine. two years for housebreaking. and
Ernest Scott. four years for hOusebreakin7
on two indictments, all by y. II. Dichin'
son sheriff
Loudoun-Alfred Wright (c0lore1l, i've
and a half years for malicious Assault, an'
John Williams. two years Tor nous ear
M. Delivered here by Sheriff IL. j.
Iluveell
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-23
To Cnn.eryrtiN. Inxe.tor.

The United Banking and Building Conn.,
pany, NJ east Main street. offers for sals
a limited number OF the shares OF It's cap
ital stock. fully paid and worcestershire.
ut so per share. The company pays on
tho cost OF this stock a cash dividend or
6 per cent. per annum. payable semi-annu-
ally on the ist days OF January and July
OF each year. The stock further partici-
pates In the profits Of the business and ~
redeemed by the company az rs maturity
(Which is estimated TO be about eighty
four months at 500 per share. regardless
II the cash interest already paid the hold
er thereof. This company Is n weil-man-
aged institution. and we commend its
shares 70 the Investing public.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-23
Soldiers and Sailors Monument Association

The n Getting OF this association Y'iled
for Thursday night at the city Han. was
OWING 10 confusion IN the notices, "A com
plete failure Some Of the notices read
Thursday and some Friday, and hence
no meeting.
Those who were present resolved TO
call a meeting for Saturday, the 2lth, at
the Chamber OF Commerce Han Ninth
and Main streets. fifth floor, at \ O'Clock
4. NJ. The meeting Is important. and
there are matters demanding the immc-
date attention OF the association. Among
other matters OF Importance. an orator
is 10 be elected. Committees 10 take
charge Of the ceremonies OF unveiiing are
10 be named and the day for the unveil-
ing determined. BY common consent. the
day seems TO bc already agreed upon as
May 20th-thc regular Hollywood Memo
rial DuN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-23

Mr.. Albert Fayoritc. OF Arkansas City.
Kan. wishes TO give our readers the
beueft OF his experience with colds. Hs
SAYS: n contracted cold early last
snrtnr that settled on my lungs, and had
hardly recovered from II when ] caught
another that hung on All summer I'M
,eft me with a hacking cough. which
thought | never would get rid OF. l
had used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
some fourteen years ago with much
success. and concluded 80 try II agasn.
ne INV cough had left me, and | have
no, suffered with a cough or cold since:
| have recommended 4 10 others, and all
speak well OF It," Fifty cent bottles
for sale by owens q Minor Drug 'on-
panv u. NJ. Slaughter l.. r. Reeves a
Co. and II. c. Forstmann. druggists
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-23
nnnehfers Of The Revolution.

There was an unusually interesting
meeting of the Old Dominion Chapter Of
Daughters of the American Revolution
at the Historical Societys rooms on
Yesterday afternoon. The special fea-
turc of the meeting was the reading OF
a paper by Mrs. James Il. Baylor, his
torian of the chapter. Mrs. Baylor
choose for her subject "Bacon's Rebel
lio,, F" and treated IL in an able and at
tractivc style. At its close an enthu-
siastic vote OF thanks for the pleasure
and instruction contributed TO the chap
ter. and after the transaction OF some
routine business the meeting adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-23
Msez,g,A
M -ssFssa
SIXTH AND BROAD STREETS.
WALKERS BANKRUPT
SALE.

loc spool Linen Thread, &c each.
&c card of Bent H. and s., &c card.
5OO-yard spool BaSting Cotton, &c
spool.
Best Spool-Silk, in black, CSC dozen.
Full piece of Bone Casing, sc piece.
Kings Black and White Spool Cot
ton, ; for &c.
soc Palm Soap, 3oc dozen.
75c Cream ParaSol Covers, $50.
soc Black Knit Shirts, 29c.
zoe Needle Cases. &c each.
g. 50 Roll-Plate Opera Chains, 75c.
ST Sterling Silver Book Marks, 2'c.
2sc Chain Bracelets, in Silver or
Gold, iOc.
soc Wash Silk, all silk, $50.
4oc Pure Silk Surah, in colots, II i-2c.
81 Colored and Black Silk Crepe, 59c.
81 Black Satin, 5Sc.
8 l-}c Check NainSoOks, lac.
soc yard-wide, All Wool Dress
Goods, 25c.
lOc quality Lining Jeans, all colorS'
&c.
4oc Black Boot Seamless Hose, i9c.
iOc Ladies Cotton Ribbed Vests, &c
piece.
soc Isle Thread White Vest, silk i'll
neck, TIC.
75c Black and White Striped Surah
Silk, 4Sc.
SIS quality, 7-hook, Kid Gloves,
only 100.
Gents Apply Collars, all new shapes,
Gents 4-ply Cuffs, only ioc pair,
Full ga size Pure Linen Dinner Nap
kinS, &c piece.
81 A Chenille Table Covers, oOl
each.
25c Duck Towels, pure linen, at r4S
piece. 49,
All Silk Polka Dot Windsor Ties
8 &c.
81 Scotch Plaid Silks, for waists, SIC
si.75 imported All Wool PlaIdS, o9c
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-23

The subcommittee from the Richmond
Tobacco Exchange. consisting OF Major
James u. Patton. }. y. Boyd. Il. II;
Boykin and c. Mcleod. nave return "a
from Washington. where they Went 10
meet the two Virginia senators and I'M
press ON them the importance OF oPpos-
ing an increase OF the tobacco tax anu
also the Importance of amending the Tree
leaf clause. The committee did not W
10 see the Senate committee. Ihat VIZ
not their object. Senator Daniel ana Send-
tor HuntOn promised to DO their best 10
satisfy the tobacco interests OF NirSlmA
and North Carolina. Senator Daniel was
very hopeful that ne could prevail upon
the Senate committee to let the TAX le-
main a six cents
The Richmond gentlemen We're pleased
with their visit and at the interest which
the senators and Congressman Wise twhon
they also met manifested In the Two
questions referred to.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-23
Police Court.

THE docket OF the Police Court yesterday
morning Was short and unimportant The
following cases were disposed or by his
Honor.
snow Boyden was sent TO the Hastings
Court for stealing $40 IN United states
currency, the property OF Mslanda Brad
sydney Jackson (coloredD was given six
Nv DAYS In default OF Sl0e security for
fghting on the street.
The case OF Mike Mahoney, charged
with assaulting William Hord, was con-
tinued TIL the 24th on account Of the
absence OF witnesses.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-23
Row at fbe Car sheds.

Yesterday morning. about TO-,
while warming AT one OF the stoves III nc
civ Railway Company's sheds AZ Mai"
md Vine streets Conductor 81. r. Nor
49,, y.as sccosted IN an impairment man
ner bv Ben Beverly. one Of the colored
employees. and in the fracas mat ehsun
morton was struck several times over
The head with a soldering IRON ID tne
ot,,snI wounds Beverly was az once ar
rrested and lodged in the Henrico county
iau where he swore out a warrant Tor
conductor Morton's arrest.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-23
\u Female PHYSICIANS.

The House Committee on Prisons and
Asylums met last evening in the Land
Oaice. and considered number of meas
ures. The Koiner bill. requiring the Su-
pcrintendcnt Of the Lunatic Asylum TO
appoint female physician in each OF
tbose institutions. was acted on adverse
~ Or Pretiow was the only member Of
the committee who advocated the bill.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-23
The Cot for Incurab'cs

Of tho Retreat for the Sick. assisted by
a COMMITTEES from the board, viii have a
dinner on Thursday next on Main street
The proceeds from this worthy enterpIls.s,;
which should commend itself 10 All. VII
be devoted 10 the 'cot LOT ihcuiaoicS
at the Retreat.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-23
"a. \ ~ York N.st sunday. $50

richmond to Newport News and return.
On sunday, February 9th, the ,n ..,,i
neake and Ohio railway VIII sell iouii -,
trip tickets 10 Newport News a, go 49,,
IA point and will entitle holders 10 a
v ,,,a nv steamer Newport News TO snip
.iards Electric cars run hair hourly
ydru' Nexnort News TO Old Point. Inc
o's' YORK il one OF the largest ships
ever constructed, and should o e,c ssrm ID
ns aiRdP A NJ; returning. arrive kichmond
- GO 2 VI.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-23

,r,,c u-edaing OF Lieutenant Henry Coal
'DaTeu III the United States Army 10
Miss Emily Corbett Failing. daughter OF
Mr. Henry Falling. OF Portland. ore
Wednesday. the l4th. has been announced
,rbe eroom Is son Of the late Col. toai-
ter Cabell. Of this city. and Is DFolhei
of Mr. Aston CabelL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-23

for Sick Headache is found that is pleas
ant, harmless and efficient. We refer TO
DR.. David's pins that thousands OF our
people have successfully used. Price, -
cents box: five boxes for 81
OWENS & MINOR DRUG CO..
Richmond. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-23
al so.

Richmond 20 Newport News and return
next Sunday. February 18th. 60 see the
Great American Liner These Sl.50 tickets
will be good returning from Old Point.
Train leave Richmond at $40 A. NJ. re-
turning. arrive Richmond at $50 L. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-23

Il cure La Grippe cough. ssss =, vr 9.
n.v.d's Cough Syrup. and we oenes. -, =.
say many users. as we nave "''1 -
thoroughly"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-23

The New York World and the State,
weekly edition of each one year for
sl25. Address. The State, Richmond.
Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-23
The Omcers.

This report was unanimously adopted,
ofter ,ghich the report of the committee
on nominations was ubmitted.
This recommended for the position OF
staN,.eI city superintendent, Brooklyn.
for First Vice-President, o. 4;
ccrson. school commissi9ner Of Ohio and
Tor Secretary. James ~ carlisle STATE
The report was adopted without dis
cussion. ,a .ha. the
afternoon programme would be taken UP
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-23

VI
,o-tironv was a picture OF the lowest
tvne OF depraylty. She stated that
George Lowery brought FIVE cents cents worth gba
OF beer the night jenkins uleu. ,.,,..,
hcughf the Epson salts In the summer
She was not mad with Jenkins. Jenkins
was not making money. and that was
whv he had stopped paying her TN.
go ,tought that she sent Walton uttef
the The salts. Yeats called sometimes ., i1 ,D
the purpose Of seeing what she n,nd haq n,, 70
sav about Jenkins. and FOR othef pur-
, a. She acknowledged having been
rrppimlnaliy intimate with Yeats ,0ob 1nSa
Yeats had promised her lots s Of m ON ore
81 thar Yeats had been intimate win
her her q1 %o9e Jenkins Jaa ha,' had
NY, lit ~ rsnr several times 10 Harris, ner
pa pau m He stopped DOING so, and gave
her instead s. w Tsw. s sls the
snS, ia ,oid him she would get MN
~ Sat Walton's personal belongings we is
all kept in her house. He paid ner money
New-York tribune., 1894-04-27
DATES FOR THE RACE MEETINGS.
4 SCHEDULE ARRANGED STAKES or THE CONE
BLAND JOCKEY CLUH

4 SCHEDULE ARRANGED STAKES or THE 'ONEY
BLAND JOCKEY CLUM
AZ the meeting Of the representatives. of the
leading racing associations In the nrghborhood Of
this CRY held At the rooms Of the C0ney ISlahd
J,ck.y club Yesterday arrangements were made IN
regard To- the dates for the race meetings OF 'ach
of the clubs The meeting was extremely har-
tnonio.s ani every thing passed of smoothly
phlllp J. Dwyer. Michael +. Dwycr. j. q. Is. Law
renee and y II. Morris were present Some
change. may be- made la the schedule. but every
effort Will be- mad. to prevent continuous con
flct OF dates The Brighton Beach Association
intend, to begin racing on the an of July. as II
has in former years The chief conflict * likely
10 occur on saturdays, when IN" crowds mat at
tend the races are much larger than on week days
The Coney Island programme for July l is lKeN
TO b.. one of the most attractive ever offered by
any racing club ia this country as the huded
money TO the overnight races Is to be w" LOT
each race. Here are the dates:
sunng Meetings -Brooklyn-Tuesday,, May To-
until TUESDAY. May ~ Morris raGk IsIsn%y
thursday June y. unti saturday. July & ,,,,
Fall Sc-tings.-Coney island ,urIay, HisuS1 Ss,
day september :. until saturday. september ~
Morris Park. Monday. october J. uh'h Monday
These dates are adopted subject to reconsldera ton
In case of the Monmouth Park Associations mold
ing It's meeting at It's racecourSe'
,rh, f,Iowing is the order in which the stakes OF
tho coney Island Jockey club will be run at the
spring meeting
-bnrsiav June 2l-Suburban Handicap, Double
Event and Bay Hurdle Race ,,- ,
rrtiav June 22-Dasy Stakes and Grass lnaugu-
raj Stakes. c.,. ,o.o,, r.,or,
uanJlcap CJune handicaps) and Grand National
Stceplechasc. . . c,,
Tnesjay. June 26-Swlft Stakes and Sheepshead
BAY Handicap dune handlcapsl
"wednesday June 27-Zephyr stakes
rhursiaV June 2s-Tidal stakes Long isiahd
Uandicap June handicaps) and Steeplechase Selling
Friiay. June 2o-Pansy Stakes and Hurdle Selling
Stakes 90 ,,. c,o,as ord Nar-r,td
Stakes.
Monday. July 2-June Siakes
Tuesday July 3-Nernal stakes e, -
Wsdne siay July i-Great TRIAL stakes. guar
.rtcod v,lue sspnO and Great Steeplechase lnfe-
,,nndencs Stakcs conditions u be announced later.
,rburs,lav July 5-Spindrlft Stakes.
Eriday July Six purse races
caturdav july 7-Doube Event second parO and
peai,1ation Stakes probable value $4,000.
Advent an aged horse that had only ninety
nou,ds TO carry is the latest declaration out OF the
Sub'-han Handicap
The first number OF the Racing Calendar OF the
Ioclev Club will be Issued on the morning OF Thurs
day. May g. and regularly each Thursday there
New-York tribune., 1894-04-27

PROCEEDINGS CONNECTED WITH IT'S RECENT
srIZt'EE AND SALE
New-Orleans. April 25 The report published re-
,arlin. the sale of Nicaragua Canal machinery A'
t;reytown has been denied in some quarters hut ]"
t a fact nevertheless In GreytOwn. one W NaIKer
operatel the Nicaragua Canal construction ITadlhs
Cor,ponv This man became indebted TO hrin ol
Standards = L. D. Souzc brothers. for the sum OF
9. . Walker LEFT the country and the not" Tor the
money came due aud went To protest III" hrm
wanted th,. money and sued In Greytown an" re-
ceivol q Judgment Then the Governor or Grey to"h
r.r.d the sale and contrary To the orders ana oo-
i,tions Of Consul Braida the dredSe boats mach'h-
.rv houses etc which We're owned by IN" Near
,r,,a Maritime Company. which company was Dig
,ir., IN. canal were sold FOR 5000 Minister BAKER
was summoned from Managua. and visited Grey
,ou.u and added hts protest The Governor Would
mn, listen to the American side of the story ana
,,,,l, thc decision absolute. There was but one
r,mrdr md this Minister Baker proceedeh 70 at
,.uut He visited Managua and received decree
frou President Xtaya by when II WAS lh'i"' loSe
alhlr 10 take an appeal t. the Supreme court OF
Tlraragla II Is said by many that the conceS-
sion of the Nicaragua Canal Company mas nut Il
f, tuonths 10 run and the expiration II Will De
snld at public auction to the highest BIDDER IL is
also stated that the appeal IN regard 10 the saie OF
tbe nnch hinerv and dredee- boats Will be- held BACK
MN Tho when the concession expires, so that
goes further. and asserts that there are certain
Euglishmcn in Nicaragua who are ohIy waiting 10
purchase the concession in the interest or large
English syndicate.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-27
THE RECORDS.
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

baltimore April 26.-Manager Hanlon was In an
experimentative mood to-day The score was 10
4 I'm favor OF the home club when Baker suddenly
arp.ared in the box. relieving Inks, who had been
nitching good ball. only three men had faced the
blonde oriole when presto change. Brown. another
vnunrster appeared in the box. The Inning ended
af,er eight Iiosonians had crossed the home plate.
Tbe experiments had irretrievably lost the game
and the 1860 spectators were sad The score:
pa,,,r,ore ..............I 0 O. I
I,oston ........................V o N-i'
Basehits-Baltimore II. Boston IL. Errors,Balti-
and Robinson: Staey. Stivetts and Merritt I'm
pire-Hurst.
Cincinnati pitcher's wldness cost the game. Five
bases on balls. a hit by pitcher and six singles