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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-11
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The Cifv Ordinances.

The Council Committee on City Ordi-
Is mel in the Council chamber last
,trht with the following members
,'reSent. Messrs. Carter Mcdowell and
cc,rstfon. on q motion Of Mr.. Stratton,
NJ carter was called TO the chair, and
also upon a motion of the same gentle
r,an Canaan Coke was requested TO
report his work by departments. He COM
menced with street ordinances Several
charges i'm the ordinances were recon-
mcnded by the committee. The read
ing of the street ordinances consumed the
ontire time Of the committee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-11

sembly. This PAPER was signed by quite
a number Of our leading LAWYER ,r,..s /,
After consultation among friends OF
several OF the candidates Tor the judge
ship. It was determined 70 postpone the
meeting to another day, IN the near fu-
turo. which Will be determined upon on
Monday, Of which notice will be given
later
The candidates who have been spoken
OF for The position are Juase +. e. Minor.
Captain r. q. Pegram. nessrs. Nyndhain
* Meredith. Jackson Meade re' ua sad and
others.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-11
CHASING 4 RED FOX.
The neep Run Hunt Club and their Guests
Iuioyan Afternoo : sport.


A. the usual Saturday afternoon meet
If the Deep Run Hunt Club yesterday
q red fox was liberated at the residence
Of Master OF Hounds Hancock. The fox
vas given about fifteen minutes starr
Of the hounds, and owing TO the DISK
Wind the dogs lost the scent AFTER
ononf an hours skirmish. Eeynard was
csnturod however, by some boys near
p,rhmona college, Miss Irene Lanshorne
ia,nr Inc first lady hunter to reach the
scene. =. r,+ Han
coc,,,s MACE and again liberated, being
,.tyen onlv about five minutes start OF the
Rounds This time. The result OF this was
hesutif,n but brief chase of about a
,,i,e md half. when the fox was caught
~ Dr Triton. Mrs. Moncure ferlnS
ne,ne the first lady 10 arrive.
,rhe brush. however, was gwen lhIouSi
favoritssm 10 Miss Cameron. About MY
an ana gentlemen joined in the chase
Amonc the guests OF the club on tho
/ nurs were capt. Camm Patteson ah'
Air.. John Harris. members Of the Legls
} latlrre.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-11

IN relation e. tho West Virginia aep'.
MIR. Dabney pointed out that 'h,. .. S,s'r
would not have TO asaninc amy "r' ,.'''.,
49,, Ms Trustee Besides the state OF VIZ
%,,,,a aunod several millions OF the bonds
s,l,;rh would bnyc TO be refunded by West
V,rg,n,a ana II would therefore be Dcnf-
med nv The passage Of the bin: iie
fclt confident that q settlement OF the
debt question could be brought , aoom,
ana alluded 70 the fact that Hon. hfnrs
q. Davis. OF West Virginia, s.a.en go
cral years ago in the United states 9s s"-
ntc that his state was only wa'u',s ~
Virginia 10 enter a suit In order 10 es-
tablish what WAS due 80 her. -
4 subcommittee was finally appo'n,e1,
TO 20 over the provisions Of the oiii anu
report at the next meeting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-11
FoRrfrrH 4NNIVERsART.
The Y. NC. A. of this City VIII Celebrate
r, Tue day.

The young Mems Christian Association
of shis city will celebrate the fortieth
anniversary of the organization Of the
aeeoc,a,,-. =, tuesday evening with IN
tores,ir,, o''o,cises in the association.
,rbo e,...'...ao * composed Of MCssrs.
< ~ ,r.a,'oss y. b. Munford, and John
-. r.here will be a gymnasium
exh,b,,ion given by the Young Mems
claes IA a, exhibit OF educationa
work after the exercises in the hall.
Ladies and gentlemen will be heartily
usofgr..-t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-11

Tho Union Democratic club ana scouts
Nod q meeting at Pcwelis Hail. on
church Iiill Avenue, Friday evening ana
inc largest crowd Of the season ATTENDED,
Addresses were made by capt. ChaIles
-. Epps. Capt. Barnett. IN behalf Of MI
,. 4. smith; Mr. +. =. Burke Mess,s'
Ramos and Shelton, IN behat OF Mi'
vsrren. Mr.. Boyce, in behalf Of Col.
,rozaweu Elicit; Messrs. u. c. Richard
CON rowerle. Nat Tyler. Meredith, J. NJ.
80 ana George Bannister. Of the Thur
man club. quite q number Of whose MEM
bers were present ,..
mis- club meets every Friday evening
and All the candidates are invited TO be
present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-11
TWo InPoRrANr MEAsURES.
Dr. >. 4. NJ. Curry and Mr. w. ID. Dsbney
Before HE Tinancr Committee

The Finance Committee met Yesterday
morning ia the room OF the Southern HIS
torical Society, with Mr.. Moon. of Abe
marie. ia the chair,
Dr. j. l.. NJ. Curry appeared before the
committee end advocated the passage OF
hc bin Introduced by Mr.. Fcntress, OF
Portsmouth. which seeks 10 appropriate
the sum Of $40 for the establishing OF
SUMNER normal institute. Or. Curry
made an able aud interesting statement
as 70 the Importance Of erecting such
an Institution. where teachers, during the
sumner vacation. can secure addluonai
Instruction. which would prove Dehrl-
cai ~ acquiring q greater efficiency "
Curry added that unless the state grant
"a tn's appropriation he, as the agent -
NE Peabody fund. would have 10 Nis"-
oraw the appropriation OF 500 given
i'si year. The bili was finally iaia over
unul The next meeting.
AZ the request Of AIR. DOWNING Oh
warren and Clarke. Mr.. w. ID. Dabney'
OF Washington. appeared before the com,
Mlltee and explained In detail the p'''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-11

An alarm Of FIRE was turned in from
box : al 3:i5 o'clock yesterday after
noon. The blaze was in wormley's dry,
stem factory. corner Of Twenty-hrst and
cary streets The fire was extinsuished
in a short time. The damage was about
900.
An alarm Of fire. was turned in from
bo, 197 AZ 7.9f o'clock Yesterday even
ing The fire was ON First between Broad
and Marshall streets. and was soon eN'
tincuished. The damage was trimng'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-11
BROADCLOTH.

Extraordinary value in Broad
cloths, 50 inches wide. at 81 a
ward. equal in finish to any $50
cloth on the market. We show a
full liue of spring shades and black.
50 inch wide Ladies' Cloths,
plain and Illuminated effects IN
exquisite shades. at 75c. a yard
never before sold for less than 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-11

The regular annual meeting Of west g,
md Lodge. No. 7s7. !. o. G.. T., Will be
held at clay street chapel tomorrow
night at o'clock. An excellent musical
and literary programme has been ar
ranged. and the occasion promises to be
q delightful one. The West-lnd Lodss,
is in a highly nourlshing condition and
has Increased its membership from FOUR
teen 20 seventy-four within short time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-11

THE bin establishing the Law anu
r lne 60 Court for the city OF Richmond
Eln, aJ hoth houses Of the General AS
p paa,hlx Yesterday. fixing the salary o,
sen'o's 10 70 be paid by the State al
s ~ eoo IND md allowing the city TO supple
s-,vy' his sum not exceeding N.1o.
mens sas circulated among the members
pap Tho bar on yesterday calling ior a
oe,,nr OF the bar to be held at l. eiVsn
Monday. for the purpose OF recomins"1as" s'
= man for Judge 10 the 1ene'~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-11
rnE cA1Ho1Ic CHURonEs.
Ienien Services 10 be Held During tins
Present Week.


Ieuten Services 10 be Held During tbs
Present Week.
Every day this week will be observed
Us Catholics as fast day. and Wednes-
dav. Friday. and Saturday will be days Of
abstinence.
the exercises at the different churches
viii be as follows;
S.. Peters Cathedral.
sunday night al o'clock there VIII
be- the usual services and sermon by
the Bishop.
Masses every morning al 6, 60 ana
o'clock
Wednesday ntsht az O'Clock the
rosary win Zee recited and a sermon VIII
d.. preached. followed by benediction.
stations Of the Cross Thursday after
noon zoo e.S0 o'clock and Friday night al
o'clock.
ST. Pntrick's Church.
Mass every morning during the week
al s o'clock.
Tuesday night at s o'clock there will
D.. a recitation Of the rosary and sermon
d. one OF the parish priests, followed Dy
ponedic'ion.
rhe Holy way Of the Cross Wodnes-
day afternoon at 30 o'clock and Friday
night at 3 o'clock.
Church of thr Sacred Heart.
Mass every morning during the week
at o'clock.
Wednesday night the rosary will be
f,ld and a sermon will be preached by
Rev. Father James kenetick, OF AieNan-
aria. which viii be followed by benedic-
lion.
FRIDAY night at s O'Clock stations, fol-
lowed by Denedction
81 Mays Church.
Mass every morning during the wceh
at o'clock ...
S,atiors Of the Cross Wednesday morn
,r. after y o'clock mass Friday nigh
at & O'Clock. and Sunday afternoon aitel
Nespcrs.
81. Joseph's Chuich.
There will be a series Of sermons even
Sunday nieht during lent by Rev. fa'he
Nflbor.
Mass every morning during the weei
AZ s.2D O'Clock.
stations 81 the cross Wednesday afier
noon ~ ..s0 O'Clock and Friday nisht
O'Clock.
most interesting meeting OF the NC
can Catholic Union Will be held mex
Monday night at 3 o'clock. The Kew
Father Kencnck VIII lecture to the union
and his thomc Will be 'Glimpses
Rome" Father kenenck is thorough
familiar with the Eternal city haVin
finished his theological studies there, an
he was also ordained there.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-11

The question is often asked why are
Svdnor & Hundley taking the lead IN
the furniture business Of our city,
while others are complaining or dull
times. Why is ii that you find this mouse
alive with customers Their competitors
are asking why? Why? Why? Their
friends. the buyers have found out. But
for the benefit of some here 1t is, ana.
GOOD TASTE, GRIT, and GUMPTIoN.
Good taste is truly an essential that
the furniture buyer must possess, ana III
no house of our city Is this quality
more beautifully displayed than In sgd
nor & Hundley's large ware-rooms. HOW
beautiful is the exclamation that IN
voluntarily greets the ear again ana
again as one passes through.
GRIT!
To carry a large, full stock OF just what
their customers want II is conceded
fact that Sydnor & Hundiey have the
best and fullest stock In the city.
GUAfPTION.
Having the latest and most tasty seiec-
tons. The largest stock.
Gumption tells them not TO be 100
grasping but they are satisfied WIN q
moderate profit and mark the prices ON
their furniture in plain figures ran IN
line. follow your guides your iriendsl
and fear no evil. III and 1l5 east Broad
| street is the place.
Sydnor & Hundlcy say fair, square
| dealing good tate, grit, and gumDiioA
| viii tell.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-11
Governor O'Ferrall Accepts.

Mrs Christian. Mrs +. W Cunningham
and Mrs. Sinton, Of the lakewood Memo
rial Association. called on Governor
O'Terran yesterday, and requested nm
10 make the address on lakewood Memo
rial Day. May 10 next The Governor con-
eant.d 10 do so.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-11
Properly Transfers.

Richmond: \. J. Chewing apd T., .
Rose 20 Frank Fraysor. is feet on fluh
street. near Floyd avenue. S2,6o.
Henrico. James +. Cotman ana WE
10 Fielding 4. Hobson, 81 45-lOo acres on
Long Bridge road. SLIGO. Robert VI. ana
samuel II. Pulliam, their wives. ana
Ladies' Ursuline Community. to Samuel
Burwen. 10 acres. $50. Same to Kandail
Burwel 10 acres. 500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-11
CnnrcIl Notes.

Three meetings viii be held at Pine
street church to-day. iaornins, AFTERNOON
and night. In the aqernooE The meeliis
will be for men only The revival VIII
continue all next week. .u
Tho weeks services az Centenary viii
he ipaueurated with a sunrise meeting
AT o'clock this morning. Special Scr
vices every week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-11
Fine Diamonds. Watches, Jeveirs Nh"
Sterling silyerware for the Million.

We have very large and elegant as.
sortment in stock, and we are prepared
TO furnish any article. In any quantity
without limit, of any OF the above hIsl
class goods. on short notice.
NOWLAN & CO, Jewelers..
g2i east Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-11
m. c,,cplt Court of Aupcals.

The United States Circuit Court of
Appeals closed its session here yesterday,
ana Judges Con. Jackson. and simontoo
left Tor Baltimore last evening to hold
special term Ia that city. Clerk Me-
loncv accompanied them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-11
T,. American ii",n..

The American Home Building ana Loan
Association, No. north TENTH s'res',
have fitted up there in elegant sty'e, anu
are prepared 10 carry on their oaSiness
upon liberal and weh-es,ao '' Ca
including a valuable lie Insurance. ~"
ture.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-11
n..r Iacal urnsnrrs cnnsl.lcred.

IN Committee on Counties cities and
Towns held It's regular session on Gov
ernor street yesterday, but only local
bills OF minor Importance were considered,
and the committee determined to report
them favorably.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-11
Piano Bargains.

We have five so Upright Pianos, slisht.
" used and ia perfect condition, tha'
We offer az one-half their regular price
a chance in life time to secure pianos
at such bargain prices.
WALTER d. MOSES & CO,
No 1905 Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-11

The trustee is selling the immense s'oeh :,
Of the Richmond China Company al anu
below cost.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-11

Pianos and organs at prices never
dreamed Of before. We have select lot
Of new pianos still on hand that must be
sold. and some are marked down even
below prime cost. Call or write Tor par
ticulars.
WALTER D. NOSES & co.
No lOlJ Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-11

Fish. Game. lee Cream, Salad. and
Punch Se;s sold at and below cost at
Richmond China Company's trustees sale.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-11

Clocks, Bronzes, Bric-a-Brac sold at cost
at Richmond China Company's trustee $
sale.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-11

The whole country is 10 Do congratulate
Cd that the hated and tyrannicai Federal
election law IS dead. Now let the Demo-
cratic party pursue such a course IN
Congress and out Of IT AS TO make II
impossible for the Republicans TO cap
ture the country and re-enact the thing
Norfolk Landmarks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-11
N EW
.SDriilg Dpg5SC00lS
JUST OPENED.

Atwood Cloth Finish Fancies,
latest spring shades, at 45c. a yard.
All.Wool French Diagonals at
SOC. a yard.
All Wool Cheviots, French
mixtures in wide range of new
spring colorings, at 40, 10, and
SOC. a yard.
Paris Novelties, 80 inches wide,
at s1.25, S1.35, and $3.50 a yard.
Two-Toned Novelties, 40 inches
wide, at 75c. a yard, in new and
popular colors of Tobac, Mar
cote. Mordore, and Valkyrie.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-11
TABLE, CLOTHS.

JouV S. BROWN & SONS FINE I.
rfEACHED LINEN TAbLf.
CLoTlis. in a variety Of patterns
and sizes .,o
The regular SIS quality for sl2'
,rhe regular Si2 quality for go.
me regular sil quality for 50
The regular IS quality for Se.yo'
The regular 81 quality for y.
THE regular 500 quality for si'o'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-11

These goods are too wen h'io"n -
roa,,,re any recommendation. They
s,anI AT The head OF all the linen
lit, The values we offer this week
~ thcse famous goods leave no ques-
TO-, as IN the result Of our purpose
a. sell FINE LINENS at LOWER
pprcES than ever before sold IN
ntehn,o,d They come and III
yards wide and 2l-2 3. and IL yards
long.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-11
SOC. Yard.

SILK ICE CREPES, new fabric
this season and very beautiful, even
ing shades
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-16
Circnit Court June Term.

The suit of Ohm & Focht VS.. Oregon
Land Go on trial to jury composed OF
Rank Edgar, w. d. Clagett.Jas. Munk
srs, w. Cornish, Dexter Robbins, j.
Lewis, John Newsome, Il. Steiner, e.
Porter, f.. G. Churchill, Philip Glover,
r. l.. Mcclure.
The grand jury have been out visit
ing &C u ity aud state institutions.
A rue bill was found against E.
Shut, for selling beer on Sunday at
Aumsville. He was arraigned and
tined $40 and costs, which he paid. 1t
was regarded as a piece of neighbor-
hood spite work, growing out of former
prosecutions of other parties, in which
Mr.. Shut was not concerned.
De Haven vs.. De Haven, divorce;
continued.
Smith vs.. Union Title Abstract Co
A. o. Condit appointed refesee; con-
Oinued.
o. M. Bartlets for larceny of geld
ing, was discharged by the jury as
mentally irresponsible.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-16
LITTLE LOCALS.

Miss Emily A. Henry left today fol
Summit, where she will teach sum
mer school for the third season. .----
w. II. Slmeral was In the city today.
MIR. and Mrs. j. B. Woodford went
to Albany to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Windle, who was the mother OF
Mrs. Clint Monroe, formerly Of Salem
.---Albert Hutton brought In u coyote
scalp and got $5 reward at the county
clerks Office. Mrs. w. @. Anderson
returned 10 East Portland. ---- Mrs. j.
5tish departed for Genesee, Idaho.
Mrs. w. q. Davis, of Albany, is visit
ing at @. w. Davis In South Salem.
Forecast for Sunday, fair with
thunderstorms. ---- Mrs. A. M. Crane
returned to Portland today. Mrs.
Backus, a sister Of ID. G. Sherman, re-
turned for Boston today.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-16
And job Wasn't In 1t.

''It is a great consolation at times,
aid the first sad looking man slowly,
it is a great consolation, / say, to
d about the sfflictions of other
u l. Misery loves company, and
" N one reads what others have en-
l. ID it makes his own lot seem bet
e
Q second miserable looking man
;po4< his head.
You haven't tried it," said the
first.
Il have tried it," returned the sec
ond.
well, you didn't read the right
klr 80. literature then. Of course
~ { Il sorry for the people in his
tho had their heads cut off, but
Il doesn't affect your case, You
y TO read about Job.
have read of all his sufferings"
md didn't that make your own
I'm ten feel lighter by comparisonT
lot bit, He never had hay fe
g "-ChicagO Post.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-16

that require the undoing Of
wrong doing in the educational
vineyard. Even the young and tender
vines are already so crooked by custom
and run wild from social excrescences
that, to bring them back TO the proper
starting point. requires faithful plOd-
ding effort on the part Of the Kinder
gartner and the most faithful cO-Opera-
tion on the part of the mothers, who
expect to reap the benefit for their
children. Miss BaIlou, who goes to
Woodburn to introduce the FrOebel
system, is at the head of the Kinder
garten movement in Oregon, having
established the first training school in
the state at Salem. We bespeak for her
labors In the new field generous sup
port and we know what Woodburn
people are capable of doing in this
direction when rightly appealed to.
No higher cause of reform was ever
presented to them than the cause OF
iolng something better for the strug-
Cling souls OF children striving for
IN IRE light.
PUBLIC SCHOOL GRADUATES.
The handsome auditorium Of the
First M. f. church was solidly packed
asst night to witness the program by
he graduating class from the grammar
grades of the public schools of Salem.
The rostrum was prettily decorated,
and the young people were well drilled,
read, spoke and sang well and received
oceans of flowers, An unusual interest
manifested In the public school work
# this city, which is highly compli-
mentary to Sup't Anderson. Fully as
many people were turned away as
.ould get in and hereafter different
arrangement should be made to
accommodate the public.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-16
PERSONALS.

Express Agent Thos. Reynolds is at
Portland.
Mrs. Frank q. Baker Sundays at
Portland.
Hon. w. K. Burke has returned to
East Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. G.. Bingham are
at Portland.
County clerk Ehlen Sundays at his
Butteville farm home.
Hon. II. l., B,rkley and wife, OF
Woodburn, start East Monday.
Prof j. w. Crawford, of Albany,
came down yesterday to attend the
commencement exercises of the public
schools.