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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-09

Tribune Office Oct o. / a m.--The weather yesterday
was cloudy showers. The temperature ranged De
tween GO and degrees the average 1919 being 3is
dor~ees higher than that ~ Friday and 1914 degrees
hetsr than that Of the pondng day q last year
hp weather to-day VIII he ldlr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-09
THEATRICAL NOTES.

Miss Olga Nethersole Is to call for this country
on November !. She will begin her season in Clevc-
land on November q. and will make tour OF six
weeks. Among her PLAYS viii be The Termieant ."
The Second Mrs. Tanqueray," "Delise." The Wife
OF Sc1rli' and Carmen"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-09

cof.HoUN-oc.ober Elizabeth j. colhoun widow OF
pe Tohn Rohlen Cohoun. A. the residence or her SON
n charles Coihoun. rutherford, y. j.
Funeral sunday M 2sip y. m
mr. prry-On Friday. october l. 1893. NJ 2lo p M.
cbarios Meredith Tu ruy In his 18TH year .
Funeral services wiz he held AZ his late residence no
20 We, loth 90. on Monday. October ~ Al 10 O. m
r,,errsnt in woodlands Cemetery. Philadelphia. Penn
GREFNLEAF-On Friday. October l. lsss, Abner Green
lar in the S5th year q his age 49,, =. ..-.-
Funeral services at his late residence No ~ steering
te,aca r-ookiyn on Sunday October o. at 5:3O p. m
Tntarnnsnf AZ convenience ~ family
UAIr-suddeny AZ his residence No ~ Mas u ~
s,uar. Touth Friday, october 7, A. oakey hs" !"
the 73d Of his age -. &C.. -, ,.., 9Th
Requiem at ST. Leo . Nh"o"' 'N" $500 49,
evc. Tuesday. IL o'clock
I1te-rnent private.
u,RPcR-On Friday. October 7; AZ NJ re.a'' "
81 V.ccn St George Harper, In his 10 sesr ,..,
r,.,st,vss ard friends are Invited 70 a'eno WIG '
.srytces on 81 Dnday Octobe- ~. NJ II a. m
,oo.x A, sc,b,,sbt n H. suddenly, october :. infant
.cn ~ Jefferson and Mary Parsons Hogan
IoSEs-on SATURDAY October lssS susn ann No
=, thc residence 81 sister Mrs WHlAm n'"p' ~"
30c East I0,h-st.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
Boston papers please COPY ~,
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rRrer,yn LOCAL ORDINATIONS.

In This diagram the continuous white line SHOWS the
hngss in pressure az indicated by The Tribune's self
rrasinz barcinetsr The dotted shows the tenpers
,ure as recorded Peuy's Pharmacy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-09

EYE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY ls' wortn-";
= BARNARD. superintendent
sSnt A. Inc ,nstitu,on Public cordially n'ied no
a,,ans of clothing and shoes solicited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-09

(shoui Re rcaf DAILY by all interested ~ c''"te "'
AZ any 'imeD . ,sos .,u
Foreign mails fer the week enans October T. isss VIZ
fG 0'o PhT: N Pos, Mais os one hour
c:osing time shor below;
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS
he:m Ter eiross. VIA s,utaa nSton and Bremen
wEpNEsDAY-At M '-upeie neniary a. M m., a9.
Tor iteiatsd must l. directed per s. Lous1 at o
M,.s sn' pa o%!ss,,oSa at os5 = H :a@
direct. per ;, sou,hwsrk Via Antwerp dsuer' must
sA1rRDAy fGr r,nec ca T nr.S INDIA ii ps
Ia Champaign Via Have siters 25 other pare q, 8
h"T M for xerS he drc par s,a;endam wa
Rotterdam detters must 10 directed Ter staendam ,,
.. 10 for a 5r pi ss H ~ 10 e '.SSppsen
li$o M ior Eurpe per o csmpsnsR n, WA
i9ns VIC sou,hampon letter. must directed per
Tn ny nrn deter must be i-tcSd pc Thing aaD
After the closing Of the supplementary Transstlan,c
Malls named above addirnN supplementary mail, are
srrg German In .,esmes end remain open until within
Ten Minutes OF tho hour Of sailing q steamer
NAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA.
WEST INDIES. rTc
sr-ypAY-A, ~ r IT. for Puerto corez and Guatemala
per steamer from Nes-oll ans ans. p,., ro,,s Puerto
Gr.s and dstemaa per steamer from Ne" osass:
Tor Barbados and I g,r s,,,,O Iyno'
rtEsbkY Or sso gr tsr Ma Ma,sss'
~ "a, u m for Newfoundland pc steamer from North
sydney At 10 for Jamaica per steamer from
wrnNEsbxY-At 10 a m for Porto RICO drec, per a..
panama ? III for cuba. per i"ca'sh' va
rFEspAy .sos aee On es. p la' sara. 70.
i,se: at p. m for Jlnales per Jsspni AZ 10
rRlbAy%M p. n. Tor Ia Plata countries direct per
sirfRb osi 10 a m for Santos airse, Per
~ En,,pnc Is.ard Jamaica Saganilli and Grsyown;
per A,hos de'ters for costa Rios mus, be di'eo,sH
per A,hos at 10 m sg9 Pc ,r ~ cuba. u,
Havana also csnpeche chiapas Tobssco and fuea,an
Be- directed vlsancs at ~ to N Nsfn
per Benedict a, 40 m t s2 ~ rsr =,
Perre Miausi n. per steamer from North sydney
Mail. for Newroundlana by rail- to Halifax. snd thence
Nf NV steamer ciose at this office DALI A. 30 p m
Malls FOR Miquelcn by ssl 20 Bos,9S =, ana m M,s
FOR olta this oSles daly az a m i0r
wardlng by steamers sailing M,nf,,s ana ,.sy
ard unless specially addressed for dispatch By steamer
close 3 this Office Dolly At 20 4 m sn1 80 y "
tpsgis,ered mail e.pses o. q p m. previous cay'
rRANsPAcIFic MAILS
Mail. Tor Hawaii per Australia from san san iran
s@ here aay ag to Voc osi0ss .,l 10 q, ' 49,
land Hawaii and F Island' per Var moo a. 80 from I'M
VANCOUVER close here daily af. sspmes s ~ An scsp
=, ,,s Wswa ner Srina from Francisco c:o.e
here daily up October H. a, $50 D. m M Tsenm,
Per ar ;sg G UP Of 5 psSs ''%
sso y m Mats tcr Australia except ,hose for wss'
Guiana hn,,na Hawai- sn vs. end samoan Islands per
Marpsa from fan Francisco close mere aaN Up ~
on @s's arrival at New YORK f,ruri, w,n nr, n
mails Tor Australia Mall. Tor china arc 'apsn hers
s,,I, up to october 'ai a, $50 p m -, ,.r,,. ..av
Transrscnc mails are forwS,sea 70 On ~. pre-.
ann n 81 their uninterrupted overland transit fRes
issf'd mail eC ccn :; :" v S corT POSTMASTER.
Po.,ofroe New-York y. y. octoner . I'o,.
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MAIN OFF1Cr-l13 Naesav-s,
UPTOWN OFFICE l,2t2 IInaSwsy.
AMERICANS ABROAD viii fnd The Tribune az:
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Morton. 'har'in 6 Co. No Princess a., f. c.
Brown Gould 60. - New TX ord It.
Thomas COX son infhre circus
Pals Muhroe 4 Co. Rus scribe
Hottlneuer & co. 3s Rove DO = lvonce.
Morgan. Harris q 90. 81 boulevard Haussmann.
Credit Iyonnais. Bureau lies Tirarrers
Thora. cook & son ! Place 10 locers.
Geneva lombard. oder & Co. and tnln Bank
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81. Petersburg Credit Ty~nnas
The London Once - The Tribune I. convenient pscs
70 leave ahveftsnmenis and snbscrinilons
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Notices Of marriages and deaths must be In
dorsed with full name and address.
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Special Notices.


Dap, go year. 81 ger month
Daby without sunday e a year o. cents per month.
SUNDAY 1ribule 81 yssr. Messy. Ell ssmt-Weekly ~
POsTAGE-EAra postage Is "ha sei foreign countries.
except Mexioo and tanaoa. ana the daily n New
York
REMirTANcEs. u sent In cash. Unregistered viii - q
the owners iIsk
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DIED..

DIED.
Cohoun Elizabeth J. keeney Tigrne W
Du Puy. charles Meredith. Lr ,osse hnhsoen ~
IN o,ksv Mitchell. Lizzie y.
iiog,,n - Read josephine r.
-, o,i,sr y Sutton william j
tt.,n.r George Van wsgne- Margaret.
uansvru,, Johr r Van Tassal. Reuben 5.
Jones. Susan W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-09
Religious Notltes.

rrtprsT cUr'RcH 1Ia-st. and Bonievard KEY ~.
9 sUipMIN Rector.--Morning service a. IL ~
Ing S sunday school 10 a. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-09

"A
FIFTH AVE AUCTION ROOMS
css fifth AVE. NEAR 9TH ST
wM n NORMAN. Auoonser.
ANOTHER GREAT SALE
ny AUCTION or
ANTIQUE AND MoprTS
FURNITURE;
European am Oriental Porcelains Costly praper'eA
Choice Turkish Rues ard Carpets.
thaa and Gassv
Paintings and Fngravtrss,
Easy and Reception chairs
PlANOt:
A su7erior Rosszood-,-ase sornmer UPRIGHT Paro.
chickeripg. Upright Case Piano
CHIEFLY FROM PRIVATE FAMILIES.
TO BE SOLD By AUCTION
wednesday. THURSDAY
I'D Friday Afternoons
OCTOBER l2rn. It'll AND IiTH
AT TWO O'CLOCK.
GOODS NOW on tx
CARRIAGES MAY DE ORDERED At $40 p ".
AstonishtmgI, hieh prices ne!i ,or ladies. gentle
mans and ohilircn castsf apparel fine even
ing and street costumes. Z all or ADDRESS Ny or
Mrs NJ NATAL "a dth-ave. transactions CONN
Dental
Expresston restored by artificial teeth. DR.. DEANE
Dsn,is, Worlds Award,hi LeS'ngton-sve cor fo'n
Congress Spring Water.
This famous water tby most elaborate tuo'ho
There IL hut one Anxosturn Ditters-
Or imported South America Beware
the inst good dangerous SUBSTITUTES
Co.,.. CIe.p.,pc steam ana Air.
C II brown 4 CO. 2H r. 3sth ST. Tel. 1881. SSH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-09

George ". Lederer. the manager OF the Casino.
returned from England on the Campania. which ar
rived on Friday night. He has made arrangements
70 provide attractions for the shafesbury Theatre
In London, for the next seven years. THE Belle OF
New YORK is now running at that house.
Ex-President Harrison attended the performa nee
OF "A Runaway Girl nj Days Theatre last night
Israel Znngw went to the Garden to see Richard
Mansfield in "Cyrano de rergerac
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-09

.,,,.,cu OF THE holy COMMUNION. zDth.st ana
o., nv De- HENRY MOI rET. y. D.. Kector--een-
.s q 40 and II a. m, u nocn A:io tehorai efs"s'"s
a,d m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-09

HAVE Yor HEARD Mps nhiShnM ~.
IRE morning and evening 'N Lexington ave- a''n-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-09

ct Marks CHURCH. ID Ave. and ioth.st.-il .. m.
morning prayer and DR.. RlLANCE VIII preach.
\ m, nrst organ recital Of the season
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-09

sotTh CHURCH. Mad.son-sys. and Ss'h-st-kev
Rc1ERIcK TERRY. y. D.. Pastor Service at u O. M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-09

The stephen Merritt Urrjni Co.. 24i- 2+s Wet
I'D 81, N'w Yok unlerBkefs, smeaneTs and funeral
dractos; prompt service. Jay cr nishi Telephone 10
18Th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-09
Postonce Notice.

fshoui Re roaA DAILY by all Interested. as changes may
occur 'iniep . 49,. IN
Foreign mails the week ending october j. TO- WIN
close promptly al ~ The General foson'r %
follows Parcels Post Mails close one hour earlier 'hah
Closing time shor below;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-09

Miss Mamie f. Breckwedel. daughter OF Mrs. a.
yo, Doh;en vii, lie married to Albert j. Young on
TUESDAY October 25 In st. Luke's Lutheran
Church West Forty second-st Inc reception VIII
be he'd In Terrace Garden
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-22

Chief OF Detectives TomlInson. after
splendid exhibition of shrowd detective
work. caught a young horse thict yester-
day.
Mr. y. C.. Cauthc-n. who conducts
sale and exchange stable at No. 1925
Franklin street. reported tho loss of
horse 10 the police and thc detective TOOK
the case. lie followed thin clue. and
then struck the main lnc tracing me
thief and horse in the direction OF Ash
land. Sergeant Tomlinson wired Ser
gcant r. b. Elicit. of Ashland. descrip-
ton OF the horse and requested him ID
arrest whoever had it.
The officer went tO work. and soon
found a seveuteen-year-old boy giving hts
name ass Leroy Seroupt with Che horse.
The boy was just about 20 sell the ani-
NAL 90 Clinton Winston. Srgoaut Ellctt
arrested the boy and locked him up.
Leroy said Do left Richmond zoo O'Clock
yesterday and reached Ashland 200 mine
O'Clock DE said Doe came 90 Richmond
from Pennsylvania two weeks ago.
Al 1890 o'clock Detective T0mlinson
who was following his clue. accompanied
bv Mr. Cauth0m reached Ashland and
the horse was Identified and the boy
also. MS a person who had been around
the stable Mr Cauthow lcft with Dds
horse for Richmond. and Detective Tom
Inson with his prisoner left Ashland Ola
the O'Clock train reaching Richmond
at 2.8s O'Clock. and with his prisoner
rode 90 the Second Station. where the
boy is locked up. to answer the charge
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-22
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
\ Session Without Any General Inter
est-Many Bills Passed.

Rev. Thomas W. Campbell. d. D., pre-
siding elder Of the Petersburg circuit Of
the Methodist church offered prayer af-
ter the House Of Delegates had been call
ed TO order by Speaker Ryan.
Mr. Saunders. of Franklin, offered
resolution providing for afternoon ses-
sons during the present week with the
exception .of saturday. The resolution
was agreed TO.
When House bill No. 576 came up.
which provides for the granting and ced-
ing to the Colonial Water Company ten
acres of land lying under the waters Of
the York river in Gloucester county, Mr.
Saunders. of Franklin, moved TO pass
the bill by and that committee of three
be appointed by the Speaker TO ascer-
tain the value of the mineral springs
that have been discovered on that prop
erty. The resolution was agreed 10.
At 1870 o'clock the Chair was vacated
for 1--WE minutes on motion of DIR. Charles
Smith, of Northampton, In order TO wei
come the members of the Legislature OF
Maryland who are here TO confer with a
committee of the Virginia Legislature
on the boundary question.
Mr.. Ben T. owen. the private secretary
of Governor Tyler. presented to the
House a message from the chief execu-
tive disappearing House bill No. PSI, pro-
vding for the appointment of female
notaries.
Speaker Ryan appointed Messrs. Cook.
of Norfolk. Maupin. of Henrico. and
Duke. of Albemare. members OF the spe-
-cial COMMITTEES under the Saunders re-
solution.
DELINQUENT INSPECTORS.
The Speaker also appointed the follow
ing committee TO ascertain what oyster
inspectors are delinquent In their reports
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-22
l Morning Wedding

Tnere was a wedding at ~ o'clock yes-
terday morning at the Carolina House
by the Rev. James r.. Cook pastor of
Home Memorial church, of Mr. Bonnie
r.. McNocl. Of this city, ami Miss Alice
smith. daughter of Mr. aud Mrs. John
g.. and Alice L. Smith. of Henrico county.
The bride wore "a taiior-made SUIT on tan
color The groom was attended by his
best man. Mr.. William sutton.
The parlors> were shaded i'm pink and
the disposition of pottod flowers added
beauty 90 the occasion Afterwards q
tempting dinner was served 90 tho
many friends present The music WIS
sweet and was furnished b. The sisters
OF the bride and groom.
The table decorations were arranged by
the sklful hands OF Mrs. l.. a. Duckstt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-22
ONE OF YOUR WANTS.
In Considering Your Needs Do
Not Forget This.
N You Do YOu Will Make q Serious
Mistake at This Season.
Something OF Deep and Peculiar In
teres; Jusl Now.

There are many needs during the sprung
months. but none more necessary or
urgent than The usC OF a spring medicine.
The mood requires It. aud the nerves
liver. kidneys. and bowels must have Il
II YOU desire to keep strong and vigorous.
and maintain your good health. Those
who ATE weak, tired end nervous IN 10
take g. and those who do not feel Just
right should do so or serious III health
NAY follow
Mrs Charlie Martin. No Calais, VI.
says. About q year and n half ago /
lound r.yself completely run down. i
would frequently be attacked with blind
spells, and while tho blind spells were on
me ] would become quite numb The iirss
time I was attacked We lived IN Nashua.
and I had two spells in one night. These
lasted mo a short time each. Ny body
prickled like ID hand or fcot asleep. ana
M bands would DE as white as death and
M feet were very cold. The nerves Di no
left ham, were nearly pnraiyzc6 and az
times I could nol take up anything with
that hand
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-22
NEWS FROM HENRlC0.
Bailey. the Lunatic. still in the County
Jail


Gcorgie Johnson. rho negro nurse who
was arrested by Special Policeman sieyer
Angle in fenrico county lest week on
the charge of administering poison t0 the
infant of Mrs Martha Goldsmith. had
hearing Yesterday morning before Squire
X. H. Lewis. Tho evidence was strong
against the woman and She was sent on
10 the grand jury. Dr. Rcams. who
attends the baby SAYS the ittle ONE VIII
get well. but will probably suffer throat
affection as n result OF the woman.s act.
Squire Lewis offered 90 bail the pris0-
ner On the sum or five hundred dollars.
but she could not give DO and went 20
JAIL
a commission OF lunacv consisting %
squires Larus Thomas and Lewis exam
ined William Boiling. a negro. yesterday
and adiudged him insane. The neero
lives Boa New Town and is just simple
mnatic
j. g. Bailey is stin IN JAIL nothing
having been heard from Williamsburg.
The farmer who created so much excite
ment just week ago. is now as mild ard
meek AS AN intent
Squire james Lewis examined thc case
against john Jackson a. negro clarecd
with beating Juia Ann Jones and fined
John $40 aud COSTS Hc is now Boo i1i.
On Che County Court George Epps
negro. charged with malicious assault
was APP for trial. Ills attorney Mr. D.. %.
Wendcn0urg. entered a demurrer and if
was sustained. and the case went over
until next term.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-22
The Afternoon Session.

When the chair was resumed several
local bills were considered ana ordered
TO engrossment
At ans the consideration Of the special
order was taken up, and debate on the
appropriation bill was resumed.
Mr. Turnbul offered an amendment 10
cut down the appropriation to the East
ern state Hospital from S6S,5OO 10 $4,000.
Mr.. Foster said he had never seen a
more thorough administration OF the
states affairs than that OF the Williams
burg asylum. He gave instances In wnich
the officials were doing other %orh than
that expected of them, ana said that the
money appropriated was expended an
the most economical manner
Mr.. Turnbull said he had the same OBJ
lection TO make TO the administration at
WILLIAMSBURG which he had TO make TO
that al all other State hospitals, 1t cost
too much to officer them.
Mr. Wickham defended the bill. as did
Mr.. Foster and Mr.. Barnes, the latter
speaking at some length.
The amendment was rejected by vote
OF y 20 Z.
Mr. Withers offered an amendment. re-
ducing the appropriation TO the South
western Hospital from $4,000 to $4,000.
MIR. Clayton said ne thought It was adj
mitted that dollar of the states money
went further at Marion than, at any other
institution in the State.
Mr.. Wickham said nc did not approve
OF these invidious comparisons but was
convinced that dollar was made to go
further at the Petersburg hospital than
at any other
The amendment was rejected.
Mr.. Tate offered an amendment, which
was adopted, making the salary OF the
clerk in the Land Office Department OF
the Office OF Secretary Of the Common
wealth, $3.50.
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.
Nr. Barksdalo offered an amendment,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-22
10 the college at B.acksburg. was taken

20 the College at B.acksburg. was taken
up.
Mr. Flood offered substitute TO this
act. which provided that the Agricultural
Department be kept up and supported on
The fees from the inspection of fertilizers
and that no appropriation out of the
State Treasury be made for this purpose
Mr. Barksdale spoke IN favor OF the
committees bill. arguing that the work
could be more cheaply and as well done
at Blacksburg- He claimed that the do
partment as now conducted. was not
approved by the farmers and the de-
partment was OF no benefit 10 the agri-
cultural people.
Mr. Flood made a forceful speech in
'avor Of his substitute. lie believed the
department would do the people more
good i'm Richmond than in Blacksburg
for the reason that this city was more
convenient to tie fertilizer manufacturers
and the bulk Of the farmers who used
fertilizers than Blacksburg. The depart
ment had done great good 10 the people
OF Virginia. ard he would like 10 see the
usual appropriation kept up but he real
Ized that the condition Of the treasury
was such this could not be done. He
paid q tribute to Col Whitehead. the
present Commi ssioner Of Agriculture, and
reminded the Senate that it would be a
dangerous thing, politically to strike
down the only department ever formed in
the interest of the farmers.
Mr.. lie Cato. speaking for the largest
trucking section in Virginia, said his pco-
ple appreciated the good work Of this
department. and wanted it continued.
The inspection of fertilizers saved his
people at least $1,000 annually lie called
attention to the fact that nine-tenths Of
the fertilizers were used east OF the Blue
Ridge.
The Flood substitute was advocated by
Mr. Rovkln. The farmers Of his section
ala not favor any change in the depart
ment. but they wanted the substitute
hin passed. II the department could not
he conducted as heretofore.
ton of the committee.
Mr. Barksdale said he beieVeo the
farmers could be better served by trans
ferring the analytical work of the de-
partment TO Blacksburs. His plan would
save the state Sl,7OO per year. There
were men better qualified at Blacksburs
IN make the analysis of fertilizers IMAM
In the department at Richmond.
The substitute was adopted by vote of
n TO IL. and the bin was ordered TO IT'S
endorsement and passed under sus-
pension OF the rules.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-22
Sugar Refining Company.

Tho House Committee on Asylums and
Prisons met yesterday morning I'm room
No. / on the upper floor OF the Capitol
building with Dr. Winston, OF Hanover.
in the chair
senator Flood appeared before the
committee advocating the passage OF tho
bul Incorporating tho Virginia Sugar
Refining Company. while Mr.. Miles H.
Martin and Mr. j.. A. Catlin opposed the
measure. The matter was finally passed
by until to-day when 10 viii again
bee taken up mo A. NJ
The Committee on Counties. Cities and
Towns reported against forming now
county out OF Scott, Russell, and Wash
ington yesterday
Mr. Jennings. the patron OF The BIN. by
request. appeared for tho bin. but the
members from Scott. Russell. and tho
senators were an against &c. The new
county was 20 have been called Jackson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-22
NIr. Mnntlo's Funeral.

The remains OF Mr.. John l.. Mantle.
the unfortunate young Richmonder. who
was found dead in a Norfolk boarding
mouse Saturday. were taken 10 his homo
IN hanover county Sunday and inferred.
the fvneral taking place al the late rest
dence on Twenty-Sccond street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-22

tative or the Postal telegraph and Cah's
Company closed the argument in advo.
cacy OF the bin,
The committee then went into executive
session and decided TO report the bill
favorably.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-22

= friend recommended Dr. Greene's
Nervura blood and nerve remedy and
gave me some TO try. which 1 took. and
found 10 did me So much good that inn
media ely procured ihrce lottlcs Of Ner-
vura and took lit. The result was that I
was entirely cured of those bad spells
and they have not returned. oh. IL / had
only known OF Dr. Greene's NervIra two
years ago IT woulc have saved me lots Of
suifrThg ar1 rs of money. | will cheer
fully answer any Inquiries about my case
and request the publication OF this let
ter Tor the god of 9th s."
Il is impossible 10 express the good
whicl this wo1 erful iIe1'cinc Is doing
Tor suffering humanity.
DR.. Greene. % west Fourteenth street
New York city can be consulted free.
personally or by letter.