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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-10

Nellie McHenry's sew Farce Comedy
VIII lie seen at the Academy Tonight.

Jolly Nellie McHcnry comes 10 tho
Academy Il Music tonight and tO-mor-
row with matinee Thursday Tor the Ia
dies ana children. in new pay which
will be the first time IN Richmond. de-
scribcd as l}Iical comedy, \ Nisnt ia
New York. written expressly Tor her hy
u. Grattan DOnuelly. who Is also the
author OF "A Might at The circus. which
was seen here a few years ago. Tho title
tells the entire story, Whlcn consists n
the adventures Of 'Jeffe1sOn Altnhattau,
gay New York club man, and VIII
lOughby Still" New England club man.
who ON the eve Of their entering INTO
domestic bliss scheme To 20 To- the French
ball at Madison Square Garden without
Their INTENDED wives knowing D. and have
one jolly night of b. in Now ork before
settling down for life. This involves them
into many complications. Mile. Hcnrietta
known ass THE Peerless fetl, queen OF
the vaudeville stage Miss McHenryJ.
while visiting friends in New England,
passes herself Cm as Hiss henrietta,
quite demure country maid. falls in love
with "Willoughby Stlu' John Webster.
and the marriage is 10 take place IN New
York.
Mile. Henrietta. while in New York,
visits Mrs. harlem. who IS 10 be married
10 Jefferson Manhattan and induces
her 10 70 10 the gay French ball. Tho
climax is reaci I'd when they meet and 81
mutual recognition results.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-10

The annual meeting OF the city Bar
Association, at which there will be an
election OK officers FOR the ensuing year.
VIII be held al the association rooms. iu
the CITY iaH. this afternoon at AIS
o'clock.
The officers at present are: 10 Lane
Stern, president. ". j. Leake. first vice.
president. Frank W. Christian. second
yice-president. Is. b. Munford, third vice.
president; ). j. boswell. treasurer. and
II. V. Marye. secretary. Reports from
the various committees Will show the az
fairs OF the association TO be In ex-
ce.lent condition. and the work accom-
%, Hld ,n ttc PEST year
Tomorrow nisrf rio annual supper
VIII be given at tie Commonwealth Club.
This will be particularly Interesting
occasion. as the judges OF the Supreme
Court % Appeals OF Virginia and~the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-10
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS
sWINSON BOUNCED ron REFUSING
NEGRO ASSISTANT.
Words over the Railroad squsbble.
Against Free Passes.

| RALEIGH. y. G.. Feb. Especial
| In the House last night the Senate bill
| for establishing a uniform standard Of
| time for the State was tabled a second
| time The resolution for ousng Swinson.
the Populst enrolling clerk. came up and
was adopted. 20 Swinson was bounced
because he did not believe IN social
equality. to the extent Of negro clerks.
lie will probably gain by the stand he
has taken.
I'm the Senate. TO allow an agent TO
make sale OF land under mortgage. but
not 10 make deed. passed second and third
readings
THE CHAMBER MEETS.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Chamber Of Commerce was held this
evening and questions OF vital importance
To the city were discusscd-the electric
street-Cvr question. the lease OF the
North Carolina railroad report Of super
intondcnt Of Public Schools. and other
matters.
The news from Nrorgauton. relative TO
the condition Of Or. Marshall. Is that
there is no change in his condition.
THE RAILROAD SQUABBLE.
The railroad sQuabble before the Legis-
lative Committee went on yesterday af-
ternom and last night Captain ). b.
Alexander and Captain w. II. Day came
TO hot words. and but for the interference
Of friends. would have FLASHED.
The arguments before the committee
closed late last night. The bin is TO be
changed 50 that its part declaring there
shall he no sale nor paralIeiipg Of the
road. be taken out.
4 bin to-day was introduced 10 charter
the Winston Salem South Bound railway
10 has not yet been determined where
its termination will be. but IL Will make
q Southern connection Tue capital stock
is TO be $50 10000.
AGAINST FREE PASSES
4 bill was introduced. prohibiting the
issuing OF passes 10 any State officials
The Railway Committee will report it
unfavorably
The Military Committee will report
favorablv the fill TO give the naval re-
serves the use Of the oyster patrol steam
or. Lily. r. in Gaze Of oyster trouble. tho
reserves win man the boat and be ready
for service.
Butler is expected here tomorrow 10
take a hand IN the railroad fuss. The
majority and minority Populists agree
only on this one subject They want 'he
lease annulled.
Tho legislators now actually work about
seven hours daily.
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The committee was subdivided as fol-
lows
Cavalry-John Boiling. Geryas Storrs.
Joseph W. Thomas, Dr. O. Smith.
Artillery a. Brander. James
IT, Gray. Joseph b. Mckinney. II. smith
mfaniry-E. w. Martin. John a. Mean
ley. G.. q. Scott. r.. Leslie spence
Navy Maxwell u. Clarke, Charles 4.
Turner.
James j.. Smith. y. y. Randolph.
j. Taylor Elyson. John l.. LaughtOn.
C0mrddc j. Iayllr Ellys0u made A fine
talk in reference to the objects OF this
committee and characterized the work
us one OF the greatest that Lee Camp has
been engaged in, that they We're creating
10 gallery OF distinguished mon tnst would
not only be the pride u Lee Camp, but
the glory Il generations yet to comls
when the members OF Lee Camp shall
have passed away.
James w. Pecrani also spoke OF the Inn
portaucc of this great work The entire
committee Was greatly encouraged. ana
tho camp will soon see trt irultou OF
the good work of their committee.
ON motion Of Captain a.. g.. scott. the
committee decided 10 have ID uniform
sizo for the frames. and. ON motion OF
Comradc James ". Pegraln. DO was ue-
Cided that the size shall bc l6E2O inches
inside of tho moulding.
The committee adjourned FOO meet lon
Lee Camp Hal. on next Tuesday night az
o'clock
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Watson PAYNE.

The 10 o'clock western train on the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad yesterday
morning carried n party from Richmond
10 attend the wedding az Zion. near Char
lottesville. Va. OF Miss Lucy Scott Payne
TO Mr.. Harry Prescott Watson. which
is TO occur at 3 o'clock this afternoon. and
which promises 20 be r very delightful
occasion by reason Of the social promi-
neuce Of the principals.
Miss Payne IS the daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs William Morton Payne OF Abe
marie. and Mr.. Watson is a weli-known
citizen OF Hot Springs. Va. where Mr.
and Mrs Watson Will be at home after
March list next.
Those who wen, from Richmond were
Mrs IT, " Flournoy Mr.. and Mrs. Juo.
Jackson. Miss Brownie Petit and Miss
Brownie Benson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-10
OFFICER CRaNE'S FUNERAL
10 Take Place AT 800 This Afternoon from
Ieiuh.>lrref K.nti.t lhmrrh.

Ietgh->trr-t Baptist Church.
Tile funeral OF officer W. ". Crane.
whose death was announced lu yester-
days Times. viii take place al $3.50 o clock
this afternoon from Leigh Street Bap-
list church. and the remains Will be IN
TERED in lakewood The honorary pail
bearers have been selected from the or
ders of tho Golden Cham. and WOodmCn
OF the World. 10 both OF which Mr.. Crane
belonged. They are as follows:
From jefferson Lodge No. 10. order Of
Golden Cnain-Wesloy Goodman. ". r..
Atkinson. ". r. Meridith, Dr. r.. u.
Garciu. H. +. Chapman. Charles Harmon.
W. j.. Huntley Jr G.. 4. Harley
From Hickory Camp. No. o. Woodmen
Of the WorId-James w. Gentry, John )
Morris, a. X. Vest B. T.. Walker. j. W.
Blake c. II. A. Jones. r. l.. Adams. J.
l.. Allen.
The following police officers will con-
sttutc the active pall-bearers:
Messrs. q. O.. Duggins. Petorield Vest.
w. e.. Kuhn. John T.. Parkinson. V.
Pendleton :. W. HOldcrOft. krouse and
l.. G. Bailey. of the Second district.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-10

The Legislature to lie Asked to Sanction
the Provisions of = VIII.

the PROVISIONS OF = W III.
DURHAM. y. g.. Feb Specialize
trustees OF the Durham Public Library
met yesterday evening I'm tn. Office Of the
First National Bank. Bids Of contractors
for putting up the building were opened
and discussed hut the awarding Of the
contract WAS postponed for next meeting.
judge p. ". Winston presented a draft
Of the charter. and H. A. Foushee was
appointed a committee Of ono 10 go 10
Raleigh and have the Legislature grant
10. 70 appears now that the trustees are
getting down TO business. and that the
early building of the library SIS an ass
sured fact
Rev George j. Bostic. al ono time pas
tor of the Frst Baptist church here. but
now missionary 20 China. is i'm the city.
Last night he lectured from his old pulpit
ON the habits Of the Chinese. the diff
cuties met i'm christianising that pecu-
liar people. and 10 make his remarks
more realistic. was dressed i'm fun Chinese
costume. His audience was large and hiah-
ly entertained.
1t is learned that DR.. j. Q. Brown. the
dentist who died here last week. after =
proiractcd Illness. left Insurance policies
for the benefit of his wife and children
amounting TO some Sl1CoO. In the Will
ms wife was left guardian 10 the chill
dren without bond. but as this is con-
trary 10 the statute. her attorney. Charles
j.. Turner viii ask the Legislature for "a
special act permitting the provisions OF
the Will TO be carried out
The bill before the Legislature to tax
old bachelors SO per annum. has created
much talk in Durham. 4 woll-known
spinster gave 10 as her opinion that the
act should be amended so as TO include
females over twenty-five. This. she said.
would make the object of the bil-promo-
ton Of marragc-efective.
The impression among conservatives
here is that the split between the fac
tions of the Populists is permanent. and
that while the boilers under Harry Skin
ner's lead are temporarily in the saddle.
Senator Butler will buck" enough 10
make their seat very uncomfortable.
Half the town is in the depressing and
rcmorseless grasp of that sinister. au-
searching complaint the grip. There IS
hardly a household without some mem
"er seriously sick with that or pneu-
monia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-10
10 H4TE PEACf.
Citizens Want Congress 10 Pass the Arbi-
fration Measure.


4 meeting Of the comm ttee appointed
by the Ministerial Union OF Richmond and
Manchester was called to meet In the
study Of Rev. Landon r. Mason yester-
day afternoon al O'Clock TO arrange
for a rnass-meeting OF cl,izens IN the IN
terests OF arbitration. Those present AZ
the meeting were. Rev. Landon x. Mason.
Rev. G.. NJ Chumley, Rev. l.. NJ Omer.
and Rev. Dr. Paul l.. Mcneil. Rev. j. \.
Morehead. Rev Or. W. q. starr and Rev
DR.. j. G. Hiden, the other members OF
the committee. we're unayoidably absent.
by reason Of other appointments.
After discussing the object u the meet
Ing informally. It was decided TO appoint
a subcommittee, consisting OF Regs. l..
X. Mason and l.. NJ. Omer. 10 WISH a mum
Der OF the prominent citizens OF Richmond
and arrange with them 10 call meeting
OF citizens Interested in the passage OF
the present arbitration measure ponding
before Conzress.at the Young Mems Chris
tfan Association tomorrow afternoon At
o'clock. AT which time plans VIII De dis
cussed for general meeting. to take
steps towards urging the passage Of the
BIN by Congress.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-10

\ small Boy Steals Big Osercoat and
Gets sixty DAYS.

Robert White. "a very black negro went
into the room occupied Bog Pat Neal.
another negro. auI made him get Up and
dress. then he jumped ON him and tried
10 cut him with razor. Tho tables
were turned. however. FOR Pat got out Of
the road and Robert fen and cut h.m-
self Ills Honor gave Robert siAty
days for cutting himself
Rindie Price. einger-cakc negro. had
Eddie Hall arrested last week for beat
ing her She failed 10 show up several
times whom the case was called. and AN
attachment was issued for her Yesterday
morning She appeared and stated that
Eddie just gave her a little love tap
Eddie Han was discharged but Rndie
went down for contempt of court.
Glly Williams. % negro man. cursed and
abused Mr. James Sweeney and Dee was
accordingly arrested. DE forfeited his
collateral Yesterday and au attachment
was issued FOR Giliy
POwhatan Pollard. "a very small negro
boy. stole an ovcrcOat ana umbrella from
James Stewart last Saturday night. "Alis-
ser Stewart awl ways got 'er heep 'er
money. am 'or thawt 'cr might es well
have some Of it, said the boy.
officer Amos dealt with the case and
worked 10 up in Dis usual good style. He
found that little Powhatau had gone INTO
The business with "a rush. and his pockets
Meic INcl with ndWutickctf.
sixty days. said his Honor.
Edna Peasants was charged with ours
ing and abusing Nellie Gordon. auj Mel
lie brought along half the population Of
Seventeenth street 10 help back nap tho
charge
Edna said She had cause 10 abuse Mel
lie. but his Honor didn think so.
and 10 cost Edna $50 which she paid.
All parties in tho ease were negroes.
For abusing Robocca Coleman and us
ING bad language Eliza jackson was ap-
pretended when the status Of sTsirs was
understood hy his Honor he imposed
The tax of s. I'D upon Eliza. ELIAS name
was placed upon tho dclinouent list how
evor. and tho keeper of the cxcheouer
heaved sigh
a Few DRINKS and dlsordorlios were dis
posed or ga routine style and the court
adjourned
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-10
ACCIDhNT.ILLI SIiOT.
a Negro wounds Man Who Gave Him a
Pistol To Protect Him,eIf

Last night about $50 o'clock George
Green. a negro boy. aged sixteen VINO
had been selling the Evening Leader.
was jumped upon by crowd Of boys.
both white and col0red. and beat over
the head with sticks and stones.
lilo ran into the news depot owned by
MIR J. Howard Talman. In Fernandinls
building. on Broad street near Seventh
It IS understood that Mr.. Talman handed
tue boy "a reyOVed, which was near at
hand. TO frlghten away the crowd that
were bowling after him. and he and the
negro started for the street
In the rush. the pistol a self-actlns
weapon went OF. and the bullet embedded
itself in the right ankle OF Mr. Talman,
iniictIng "a painful, though not necessarily
serious wound.
The ambulance in charge OF Dr. Charles
1Abenberg. responded 10 call TO attend
thu negro boy who was badly beaten.
lie Wa treated properly and carried 10
the Second Police station. where Dc Ma
made as comic. fau.c a. possible
Or Jordou attended Mr. 1aiman ana
dressed bis wound. and he was carried 10
bss home. No. $40 north Fifth street.
Ihs AFFAIR created Considerable eSosse.
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Seven small white boys who delight 10
call themselves members of the Fourth
Street Gang were arrested by OihcerS
Brooks Epps and II. A. Allen, or the
Second Police Station yesterday for de-
facing the property Of the Leigh-Sireet
Public School and using abusive language
10 the jantor. Simon stern The names
OF the boys are a. j. Bosum. Marion
Jackson. Roy Perry. Willie Jackson hu-
conc Profit Connie Norvell and John
Norvell and they will appear before jus
tlce John this morning when they Will
receive their deserts from the hands OF
that just Judge
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-10
Pneumonia Discussed.

Pneumonia WAS the selected subject FOR
discussion 1T the meeting Of the Academy
Of Medicine and Surgery last evening.
The leader Was DR.. Ramon ID. Garc'n,
and his paper brought out thorough
debate. which was participated In boy Drs.
Upshur. Beasley. Peyser. Edwards, Nirg.
W. Harrison II. NJ. Taylor. HI. III. Levy,
and Henson
Reports Of cases wcre made by Drs.
r. G. Levy. Nuchaux, Stuart Mcclure,
and Hodges.
A new committee. 10 be called the ways
and Means. viii bee Instituted az the next
meeting OF the Academy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-10
Two BOYS Hurt.

The ambulance was called at 4 o'clock
yesterday afternoon 70 Fourth and Jack
son streets with Or. Labenbers IN charge
10 attend white boy nan ed Marion
clayton. about eighteen years old. who
had Jumped on "A shed. and sprsined his
left ankle very badly. lie was treated
and left
At $50 o'clock yesterday afternoon the
ambulance was called 20 Main and Plum
streets where a boy named Robert Ander-
son. about twelve years OF age had fall
en- under the wheels OF Miller & Rhoads'
wagon and was badly bruised. He WAS
taken 10 his home on Madison street II
81. feared that he is injured internally.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-10
Smothered hy Cnifnn Seed

RALEIGH, y. C.. FEB. "A negro bow.
about fifteen years Old. was found dead
i'm the cOtton-sced room at the oil mill in
this city 1t late hour last night IL
is supposed that he crawled into the
room Tuesday night and was sufocated
by the seed falling upon him. lie could
not be identified positively. but one bow
says that the unfortunate youth told
him Tuesday that his name was Bob Al
kinson. that he livevd near Selma. and
was going 10 Durham.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-10

Special revival services are being held
1T the Randolph-sueet Baptist church.
The pastor is being assisted by Rev. w.
W. Hamilton. ono OF tho most widely
known and most successful ministers OF
the Baptist denomination in this state.
There are two services daily one al $50
T. NJ. and ono 40 =. NJ
f.asf maht SIR Hamilton preached io
very LARGE ccasrss~iion. DTS subject
being The Wine Glass N' Hamilton
is a most earnest and attractive speaker
and always holds, ths attention Of his
eaa9xAEaIIpna u,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-10
"Ihe Reformation y.

formation" or Life Of Martin Luther. %
was held al the English Lutheran church.
corner Of Seventh and Grace streets. last
night There will be another rehearsal
tonight. and an the gentlemen who have
consented TO take part are especially re-
oucsted 10 be- promptly on hand Very
satisfactory pre- gross has been made. and
The entertainment promises 10 be q sue
cess Ia every way.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-10

Representative Meredith of Virginia.
yesterday introduced. by request. a bill
10 enable individual holders Of United
States bonds TO deposit them with tho
Treasury and receive the usual proportion
OF national bank notes OF q new aud spe-
cial form without charge. This is ds-
signed 10 Increase the volume of national
bank notes-W Washington Post.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-10
BOtHD or DiREcIOEs
OF the Young Mems Christian Association
IIraI ed l.asI NIrhl.

At tho regular annual meeting of tho
activ" members Of the Young Mon
Christian Association. held last night In
The y8r lor of the assoclsti0n. the follow
INK board OF directors were elected for the
terms herein specified.
For three years Mossrs. r.. g Boshcr
w j. Whitchufst. &. ". Tanner. X. NJ.
Smith and Joseph Bryan.
For tw, ycars-G. r. svduor. Jr.. J. w.
Blanton, ". G. West ~. -. kichelberseF'
and James l.. Anderson.
For one years NJ Woodward. W. 9.
Camp. H. y. Newman Dr. j. W. Long,
and Frank -. Bcycridgc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-10

judges Of tho United States Circuit Court
OF Appeals (which court is now in session
hero are expected TO be present to-
gether with all OF the largo numbr or
members OF the association. Some good
speeches will be made for the entertain
ment OF those WHO may be present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-10

The Lee Camp Committee Meet and Di
Vide the WORK of Collecting the Caller,

The Picture Gallery Committee Of r. r.
Lee Camp No. /. .. v. met IN the camp
hall last night. There were present Com
rades John T.. iaughton. Jr.. chairman.
j. TaylCr Ellyson. John Boiling. George
n. Dean. Maxwell T. Clarke G.. g. Scott,
Joseph W. Pegfam. Joseph -. Mckinney.
Or. G.. Smith. Joseph W. Thomas. ID.
Smith Redford.
The meeting was called TO order by
the chairman Lieutenant Commander
John r. LsughtOn. JT.. and Comrade John
Boiling was elected secretary.
Comrade J. Taylor Ellyscn offered the
following which was adopted
NHf This committee shall be fun-
divided 40 i've Ucriultfscs ~ four mtnI-
bcrs each. who shall submit the names
OF such distinguished officers OF the Con.
iederate army and navy 70 the general
c9mm,ttee as they may wash TO nS~s |,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-10

The reserved-soat sale Of tickets for the
nth number OF the y. VI. &. a. star
Course went on sale yesterday morning It
o'clock The attraction will be- the fa-
nous picture play. Miss Jerr,.' hy Mr.
AlcA snder Black editor Of the Brooklyn
Times and will be Illustrated by go life
size stereOptCOn pictures.
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ment IN the vicinity. the street and tho
sidewalks being dcnsely packed with ex-
cited humanity.
Tho negro boy lives AT No. Is Cypress
alley. I'm the rear OF the Ballard Hotel
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-10

The Regular Monthly Meeting Last Sight
several Sew Member.

The regular monthly meeting OF the
society Tor thc Prevention of Cruelty TO
Animals was held last evening 40 IFS Of
nee. Those present wore Jud y. Wood.
Mrs. " Bon Palmer Miss Pearl Bodcker
O.. r. hcuu0n. j. R y. Daniel r.. g..
Mayo. +. d. CrHigIe. Dr.. John Chamhcrlin.
and " Bon Palmer The minutes OF
the last meeting were read and approved.
Major Lewis Giutcr Miss j. b Areuis.
Niles NJ B.. Young. Miss y. g. Taylor.
Miss Edna d. N0uuc Miss Anna Fair
fax. and Edwin Euge
Tho report of Agent r.. g.. Taylor TOT
The past month i- CAS- follows.
Number of cases investigated ......... 81
Admonition given drivers ............ 81
Admontiou given owners ............ 10
Horse bought hy agent for ST. then
Killed hy him ........... .........
Horses uuhitched and scnt 90 stable 90
' ,aItn TOT -...t-. ..-..+ --t. .-- tt---. ~
Overloaded teams Observation-Disclosures. -
Case Of reckless driving Horses taken
from two young men and taken hy
agent 90 owners stable ............. I
Cases cared for hy agent .............. .
Drivers reported 10 owners for cruelty
10 teams and discharged hy owners. .
No cause for complaint ............... &
81
During the month there were humanely
destroyed tho following animals:
Diseased. worthlcss. and wounded
dogs ..-..-....... ....-....-.-... -
Cats ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
so
or tho above ono man was fined SO for
cruelty working 90 s0rc-nHck horse, an
other was fined So for unnecessarily and
cruelty whipping his horse.
There arc hrOkrn-down horses sold at
the auction iu Lumpkins Bottom AZ from
20 cents 10 81 each. These Wretched
Ifn f...In fYr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-10

The Davis Gallery is exhibiting some Of
the most artistic aud beautiful CARBON
and PLATINUM Pictures ev0r seen m
Richmond. Lovely effects IN all tho va
rous tints known I'm tne art Of carbon
printing. Call and see them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-10

a Bell Telephone at your residence
costs only Sl.5y per month.
j.. b. ROOD. Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-10

Richmond Va. Feb. .. 1897
TIE FIRM OF BRAUER q JET
| FRESS is this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent LEE ". BRAtEk reir-
ing therefIom.
LEE W. BRAIER.
e.. l.. JEFFkESS.
Tho undersigned having disposed Of bis
hale interest in the business az No. 3D
east Main street 20 his partner. Mr.. g. T..
JEFFRESS retres from the concern, but
iu Withdrawing begs leave 10 thank the
public for its kind patronage. and 10 So
iicit continuance thereof for his success
sOr.
fel0-lt LEE W. BlAItk
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-10
Temple, Pemberton, CordeS & Go.
AND CIV. BROAD STREET.
New Wash Goods.

Wash Goods department vetabe Bourse for the choicest
Foreign aud At price assortment
comprises styles and the dainty coong The en-
tire will be dress parade this morning for YOU
pass judgment upon selections Look Tor our POINTER
which will appear daily duly numbered
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-10
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