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iiuckien's Arnica Salve.

THE BEST SALVE n the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chappsd Hands,
Chiblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup
tons. and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded
Price Is cents per box. For sale by
Streamer's Drug Store.
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II think DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve
IS the finest preparation on the market
for piles" So writes John {. Dunn, OF
Wheeling, W. Va. Try it and you will
hink ,hs same. 1t also cures eczema
and all skin diseases. Chas. {. Glesick,
Parlor Drug Store.
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Mr., and Mrs. B,

Winkle-Eh How is this, Binkle
I've heard you say many time that
every man should be master in his own
house; bnt-ha. ha.--old boy, you don't
seem to be mase er here.
Binkle (shes pishly)-rhis is my
wife's house-E. Y. Weekly.
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PH0of nf eaa,

Minnie-What frauds these beggars
are. ! met blind man who said !:
PLEASE give me penny, beautiful
lady"
Mamie-Yes, he said that to make you
think he really was blind.-Indianapo-
lis Journal.
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Broiled Mackerel.

Split the Ash down the back, remove
the backbone and rub the broiler with
. little butter or lard, to prevent stick-
ing. Broil the inside first, then turn
and broil until thoroughly Drowned OH
both sides Cincinnati Enquirer.
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An English School Joke.

Pedagogue (severely)-Now. sir, for
the last time, what's the square of the
hypatenuse of right-angled triangle
equivalent to?
Boy (desperately)-It's equivalent to
lickin' fer me, sir. Go ahead.-Tit-
Bits.
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FoUNDAA pair of cuff buttons. Own.
er can have same by paying for this ad.
at Sal Spruce street.

For SALE-New neat six room dwell.
ing, modern, with stable and six lots
good location. Will sell very reason.
able. One.third down balance on long
time. Take it quick.
The H. MAYHAM INVESTMENT Co.,
1865 I2th Street
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Sarcastic Femininitx.

"Of course you will join us in boycott
ting French gowns" said the one in
gray.
NO. replied the one in blue. "If
never had been in the habit of buying
French gowns Of course I'd be with the
rest of you; but it's different with me,
you ow."-Chicago Post.
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Bad for Him.

Young Bigge- -Foote-See how madly
jealous Miss Smith is because | am
dancing with you.
Miss Snubwell-O, no; it is not that.
She saw you repeatedly treading on my
dress just now, and heard you were 60
ing to ask her for the next waltz
Eun. -. ~
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A first class dressmaker wants to go
out sewing by the day. Price, sI.25 a
day. MRS. DELLA HAREsNAPE,
Io.Iw 1919 Hill street.
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For SALE-No.e. signed by S. B. and
E. w. Austin, for S68 90 and interest, due
since Nov. 10th, 90. Studebaker Bros,
Mfg. Co., Denver.
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Thousands of persons have been cured
of piles by using DeWU's WITCH Hazel
Salve. 1t heals promptly and cures
eczema and al! skin diseases. !, gives
immediate relief. Chas {. Giesck, Par
lor Drug Store.
Daily camera., 1898-07-20

WANrED-A limited number of per-
sons to do writing at their homes. Taen
~ five cents poid for every hundred
words. Promp,ness and good work nee
essary. Applications must re accom-.
panied by ten cents for particulars. Ad.
dress: The Sioux City Business College.
1ast Sioux City, Iowa.
Daily camera., 1898-07-20

The Chief Burgess of Miiesburg. Pa,
says DeWitt's Little Early Risers are the
best pills he ever used in his family
turing forty years Of housekeeping.
rney cure constipation. sick headache
and stomach aud liver troubles, Small
in size but great in results Chas. {.
Giesick, Parloy Dug Store.
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Different COlOra,

Spain's flag will have 10 change bit
Ere Uncle Sam is through;
For after we have beaten her
She'll then be black and blue.
Puck
Daily camera., 1898-07-20

Nicely furnished rooms liz strictly
aodern house; choice location. Enquire
1921 Pearl St. tt.
Daily camera., 1898-07-20

FOR SALE-Lots and residence.
Ioot 14oI 18TH St.
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A Sweeuinr Asaertion.

This is all nonsense" said Capt. Cut
tie, about purchasing 5000 new brooms
for the White Wings to sweep the city
streets"
"Why?" asked Mrs. Cutie.
Il have often swept the horizon with
nothing but telescope."-N. Y. World.
Daily camera., 1898-07-20

For SALE-Small phaeton, also barn
to rent, 2o2l Pine street. 6.tf
Daily camera., 1898-07-20

Hoods Pills are easy to take. easy to
operate. Cure indigestion, biliousness
2Sc
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HUBBARD'S
Greenhouses.

Special designs for funerals. weddings,
etc. Appropriate souvenirs at reason
able rates. Prompt delivery.
Apple, Pear, Plum and Shade Trees
Vines of all kinds ready now.
Corner 18th and Arapahoe streets.
Daily camera., 1898-07-20

When placing your insurance remem.
Der Dyer & Hall, they represent fine
line of good. companies. 1896 18th St
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To Cure u Cold III One Day

To lure q Cold III Ore Day
Take TX live Bromo Quini'e Tablets
All d. sgists refund the money ii i. fails
to cure. IS cents.
Daily camera., 1898-07-20
Wet Wealth. Philosonhy.

ga heavy rain levels humanity more
efsectually than anything else on
earth"
What do you mean?"
ut makes everybody look as if he
had seen better Chicago Rec
ord,
Daily camera., 1898-07-20

Money to loan-8 8per cent. EUBANk's s.
Daily camera., 1898-07-20

H. N. Bradley. F. L. Williamson, G. c. Bromley,
H. Casaday.
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Il. w. VaiIery. General Agent.
1889 18th St., Denver.

P. P.S.-If you 60 east via Omaha and
the Burlington Route. you can stop of
and see the Trans. Mississippi Exposition.
Daily camera., 1898-07-20

IQ-Iw
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-14

franchise TO the Virginia Electric Com
pany (Which was December % $50. and
to be completed by October q. 1ss0
MT Pollard further stated that the
agreement having ben reached, whereby
" bond OF $4,000 would be put up by the
new company within five days after the
approval OF the ordinance granted them
the privileges asked they desired 10
Withdraw the s. 600 bond put uf, by the
southern Electric Company. which will
be forfeited on January II. 1899. this
pond 90 be a portion Of the $1,000 to be
deposited
The City Engineer said the company
should ask for new franchise. lie
feared the method Of procedure proposed
would result I'm complications.
Messrs Williams and SHIELD explained
the question In clear manner
MT. Bloomberg advocated the granting
Of the changes asked with the exception
OF the ipancial proposition.
Mr.. Allen lot the chair and said he
Ola not think 81 void be just or good
policy 10 require the company 20 forfeit
the bond. Tie could not see that the
granting Of tho concessions would bring
about any complications The City At
tornoy had stated that the matter was
perfectly clear from a legal standpoint
could occur.
The city Engineer replying. said the
water power interests involved serious
questions. lie spoke Of the milling inter-
csts and the diversion ut tho Three
Mile locks some years ago. lie did not
think the work could be carried out I'm
The three months tackled on 10 the oTigi-
mai time. and he spoke uncompromisingly
against the tyns mp OF the city's inter
csts Tor long periods
Mr. Allen thought the dragging in Of
the Kanawha Canal Company question
was beside the issue The contract with
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Com
panv was % settled thing
The company asked three simple con-
cossions and undertook 10 do certain
things which were quite simple. and he
Thought no obstacle should be thrown I'm
tho way of the company providing the
citv's interests are conserved
We're I'm an era of prosperity IN this
country" ne said, "and Richmond is very
slow to move. I do not think this COM
mittce should SIT here and injure the
progress of this enterprise"
Colonel Cutshaw interposed the obiec-
ton that the work would take at least
five years 10 accomplish.
Mr.. Allen answered this objection
Mr.. Woody moved that the ordinance
be recommended 10 the Council.
The city Engineer asked that his name
be struck ont of the ordinance. from that
clause which requires the work % he
done % the satisfaction Of the Commit
tee on Streets and the City Engineer.
he did not care for the divided rcspon-
sbility.
The ordinance was amended I'm this
particular
On motion Of Mr.. Bloombcrg the ordi-
nance was further amended so as % pro-
vide for the development of two thous-
and additional horse power on the north
side OF the river The ordinance. as
amended. was unanimously adopted
The ordinance to allow the Virginia
Electrical Railway and Development
Company 20 withdraw from the city
treasury the 5000 bonds deposited by
the Virginia Electrical Company. was
recommended 30 the Council by q vote
of to 2, Messrs. Bloomberg and Gibson
voting in the negative.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-14
NEW ELECTRIC COMPANY.
The Committee on streets Decided &c
Approve its Petition.

\
Ae,cr a prolonged discussion last night,
che st,e.i Committee decided TO recon-
,,,,f 81, the Council for adoption an ordi-
uar.. allowing the Virginia Electric
cor.,r,. OF Baltimore. to change It's
nan. 81. Che Virginia Electrical Railway
ANA D.,elopment Company. and 20 trans
Ter 3D.. RIGHTS and privileges 10 that cor
porstion. and also providing that the
now company shall avail itself OF the
5000 bond deposited by the Southern
Electric Company.
The committee met promptly az
o'clock Chairman Otway ;. Allen presid-
ing. and present Mcssrs. bloombers'
Gibson. Whiuet. Peters Woody, La"der
and Burton.
After The reading Of the petition. the
city Attorney stated that the company
had furnished evidence satisfactory 10
him that 20 had due authority from the
Virginia Electric Company. OF Baltimore,
TO change its name and acquire the privi-
leges heretofore granted that corpora
ton, and he was prepared 10 recommend
that the petition be granted lie then
read a carcful'y-prcpared ordinance
Granting the privileges. which embOdies
provisions requiring the putting up OF a
bond for $4,000 within Eve days after
the signing OF The ordinance. and also
10 make due provision for the prevention
Of electroiySis.
The ordinance also specifies that work
shall be begun within fifteen months OF
the approval Of tho ordinance granting
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-14
LAND-GRABBERS
VERY GREEDY.
They Seem to Be Operating All Over
the State.
THE LAW WILL BE CHANGED'
Senator Egglcston Says IL Will Ger
tainIy be Amended - Treasurer
Ricketts, Thinks the Whole Sys>
tenn Should be Changed.

State Senator Eggleston, Of Charlotte.
Is in the city, stopping at Murphys. lie
Will be here a day or two. Mr.. EgglestOn
says his people are not altogether as
happy this winter as they were last for
tho reason that they are not receiving
as good prices for their tobacco.
Mr.. Frank j.. Watkins. sergeant-at-
arms of the Senate. is here with the
Senator
Mr.. Eggles.on IS a hold-over Senator
and will represent his people in the next
session Of the General Assembly. He Is
fully convinced that the land grabbers
act' should be amended.
THE law works Il hardship upon the
people" he said. in that they have 10
pay g. 10 the person who applies for the
land. This is all wrong A man may owe
only twenty-five cents 20 the state. and
IL is not right nor Just 10 require him 20
pay seven or eight dollars. The act will
unquestionably be amended and "a better
law will be passed
AS VIEWED IN ORANGE.
Treasurer w. II. Ricketts,. Of Orange,
who called upon the Auditor yesterday
and settled his accounts was seen by
Times representative at Murphy's. Mr.
Ricketts, has filled the Office he now holds
for about a year, having been appointed
by the county Judge TO succeed MI
Voolfolk, who resigned. The new treas
urer was one of the first IN the State 10
square his accounts.
Mr Ricketts, says the land grabbers"
have been operating in his county. but as
far as he knows they have not come into
possession Of any property. They have
filed many applications and. 10 d0ub',
have gotten the hard-eaIned cash of some
poor farmers
WHOLE SYSTEM is WRONG.
ct have been a public officer for a good
many years" said Mr Ricketts,, land l
have been quite familiar with the matter
Of delinquent lands in my county. Since
! became treasurer ] nave managed 10
collect some $3.50 on lands that had been
delinquent for many years. ] think our
present method Of collecting taxes on de-
linquent lands is radically wrong. The
LEGISLATURE should wipe out all laws on
the subject, pass an act that will be COM
prehensive. plain and practical We must
begin anew The laws have been patch
ed up too often. The subject should be
treated in o business-like way, ana II
this is done the State will reap the bene-
fits IL seeks"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-14
ABINGDON CHURCH
NOW RESTORED.
The Old Colonial Edifce Beautihed
But UnaItered.
AN IMPRESSIVE OCCASION.
Appropriate Services by the Rector.
Rev. VIM. Ii. Lee. and the Sermon
by Rev. &. BraXion BryaD-A
History of the Church.
| AN IMPRESSIVE OCCASION.

GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE. VA.
December 13-This has been day OF
days in the history OF Abingdon parish
The old Colonial church was reopcned
after having been thoroughly restored
Mr.. NJ. j. Dimmock was the architect
The finished work without altering. has
beautihei the church. The day opened
clear and cold and a goody number OF
cuTch people of other denominations
a0ckeI 10 the church.
THE SERVICES.
The services were conducted by Rev
William b. Lee. the rector. assisted by
Rev. G. Braxton Bryan. of Hampton,
and Rev Hugh VI. Martin. Of West
Point.
After the anti-communion. a short his
tory OF the church in its early days,
taken from a report to the Bishop OF
London by the rector of the parish, was
read by Rev. William Il. Lee.
Rev. G. Braxton Bryan followed with
a most striking sermon from Revelations
Il. >: And He that sat upon the throne
said. Behold. I make aH things new"
The holy communion followed. a large
number communing.
THE SINGING.
The singing was mostly congregational,
the offertory being sung by Mrs. Rich
ardson, who has a beautiful voice.
Mr.. Joseph Bryan. Of Richmond. was
present to renew old associations with
the church Of his childhood. and a most
cordial greeting was extended both him
and Rev. c. Braxton Bryan by the people
generally.
The congregation owe this beautiful
restored church principally TO the con-
gecrated zeal and energy Of Mrs. Charles
n. Dimmock and Mrs. William G. DIM
mock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-14
lNTERCEDED FOR Mr.. WISE.
Judge Wickham Asked 90 Remit the
Fine Imposed Upon Him.

Commonwealth's-Att Sands has
requested Judge Wfckham 10 remit the
fine # so imposed by him on MIR. George
f. wise for being three hours late In a
case Monday. Judge Wickham has not
as yet minated what he Will DO IN the
premises.
George williams. colored, charged with
stealing geese from 5. NJ. Cross. was tried
before Squire r. T. Lewis yesterday
morning, and given six months in jail.
Squire G. w. Thomas issued TO John
p TAYLOR search warrant against Wash
Winston who suspected the latter of
stealing a valuable shotgun from him.
lie also issued a warrant against Joe
Bauehman. charged with stealing pistol
from John T.. Taylor Both warrants
We're turned over TO w. r. Ratlffe. chief
of police of the county. for service.
The case Of Mary LeMay. Mrs. Mamie
Fry, Ann Fry and ID. L. LeMay, charged
with assaulting G. II. LeMay was dis
missed by Squire ]. r. Lewis LeMay
having declared himself satisfied at the
latter's cost
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-14
The Liliputians Tonight.

The Liliputians come to the Academy
OF Music tonight. and 10 morrow after
noon and night presenting their latest
and greatest hit 1.-THE Golden Horseshoe"
a spectacular play in English and d.
vided into four acts and twelve tntieaux
each a rival OF the other in beauty OF
color and brlliancy OF inventive genius
In forming the stage Into a faiiyland.
All the old favorites are IN the cast.
among them Franz Ebert, Adolf link.
Selma Groner and Bertha Jaeger. and
their roles are all jollier and livelier
than ever. Three grand pallets. for which
the Liliputians are now famous. ere in
troduced by the largest corps de ballet
ever carried by the micgets.
In the famous Roster and Bial Big
Vaudeville that will be seen IT the Aoad-l
emy OF Music on Christmas afternoon
and night. and the following night are
the leaders OF the dramatic and operate
profession upon the vaudeville stage. At
the head of the company is Mason Mitch
ell. formerly manager OF several ftars,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-14
Delightful Musicale.

The inaugural musical given last even
ing in the auditorium Of the Young Men $
Christian Association building. under the
auspices Of the Wednesday Club. was so
thoroughly successful as TO practically
settle in the affirmative the question or
succeeding musicales. If response on the
part of the public and its cordial appre-
citation. is TO decide 1t. There was
large audience. including many or the
most discriminating Judges of good music
I'm this city and the general sentiment was
highly Oaffering TO the result OF Mr..
Arthur ScrivenOr's training and direction,
as well as 10 the Jealous effort and ma
tive talent of the participants in the mu-
sicale
The programme was admirably render
cd throughout
Miss Fannie Mera was the accompanist.
Each OF the numbers was vigorously. APP
piauded. Miss Betty Booker being NteF-
ally forced to sing "A second selection Dy
the continuous and very emphatic eS-
precision OF its wish on the part OF the
audience. The care which has been taken
I'm training the chorus was especially re-
warded i'm the first number, ,Ihe LORD
is Nigh Unto Them and the fourth
"WhO Ts Silvia .,.
The club has scored n distinct tri-
umph and its directors and members are
TO be heartily congratulated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-14
THE SCHOONER LOST.
MIR. ID. O'Sullivan's Vessel is Tota
Wreck.

Capt George w. Day. Of the three
masted schooner Thomas Booz. called at
the custom house yesterday 10 report 1.-THE
loss OF that vessel off the coast Of Maine
during the terrible storm about two
weeks ago.
The schooner belonged 10 Mr.. d. o Sui
Ivan, OF Richmond. and was a very valu-
able piece OF property. II IS a total
wreck
The Booz was sailing under register
from Hllsboro. Nova Scotia, and was
bound for Newark, n. j.. with a cargo Of
plaster. Captain Day took his vessel into
a harbor and anchored during the fret
storm that swept along the coast. After
IL had passed the Booz sailed on its
course and had not proceeded far before
IL ran into the second storm. The vessel
went down with its cargo and the cap
tain and crew all escaped 10 land,
The Booz was built I'm 1861 and had been
owned by Mr.. O'Sullivan since 1893. 1t
was engaged in the cOastwise trade and
frequently came TO Richmond.
Captain Days home is in Brooklyn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-14
PUBLIC INTERESTS,
The City Attorney Defines the Duties OF
tho Board.

the Board.
The Board Of Public Interests met IN
regular session yesterday afternoon at b
o'clock.
An opinion OF the City Attorney, de-
filming the duties Of the board was sub
mitted, I'm response 10 request by the
Board m its last meeting, in which 1t
was stated that the Board may take
into consideration all works OF internal
IMPROVEMENT I'm existence. or which may
he protected from time To time, whether
such matters are referred TO them or not
by the Council
you should" the opinion goes on TO
say look after the commercial indus
trial and manufacturing interests OF the
city II would say that you might with
great propriefy consider the best means
of promoting liberal appropriations for
tho deepening Of James river, the judi
cious expenditure of such appropriations.
procuring and maintaining concinct and
expeditions modes OF admission 10 the
docks. dispatch IN the loading and un-
loading of vessels, the location OF indus
trial and manufacturing enterprises IN
the city. and the promotion OF the intent
Of such enterprise.
The Board Is also advised 70 take care
OF the transportation interests of the
city. by seeing that they are not dis
eliminated against and TO make recon-
mendatiOns looking to securing better
facilities for commerce and manufacture
ing. and a remedy for any difficulties that
may arise or under which the city labors.
The report was received and ordered
10 be recorded and copy sent TO each
branch Of the City Council.
Those present at the meeting were
Messrs Caskie chairman, Camp Chris
tlan. Elicit, Smith and Straus.
NO QUORUM
No quorum appeared for the sub-Com-
mlttee on Ordinances. and no meeting
was held I'm consequence The only mem
Der present was Mr.. Bloomberg
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-14
NEW POLICEMAN.
Mr. VIM. III. Wyatt Chosen TO Fill the
Vacancy In the Second DISTRICT.

The Board OF Police Commissioners
met in special session at o'clock yester-
day Afternoon in the chiefs office in the
city Hall for the purpose of electing an
officer 10 Al the place left vacant by the
death OF officer Alfred J. James.
The Board was i'm session but short
while. and the result OF the conference
was the election Of Mr. William II.
wyatt, son OF Mr.. William H. wyatt,
who is engaged in business I'm Washing
ton.
Mr.. Wyatt Is a most popular young
man. aged twenty eight years. and Is by
trade a printer. He was born in Rich
rnond and has spent the greater part Of
his life working at his trade, at which
he was most competent.
Several years ago Mr.. Wyatt married
Miss NJ. L, Neisz. OF this city. and mis-
present residence is at slS west Clay
street.
Mr. wyatt's friends are glad TO see him
IN his new position. and they feel conf
dent that the city will In him have a
faithful and conscientious officer He
will enter upon his duties in the Second
District al once.
officer w A. Shields. Of the Second Dis
trict, will fill the late Officer James
place IN the Sanitary Department.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-14
POLICE ASSOCIATION,
Officers and Directors Chosen~SiXty-
Five Life Members.

The Police Benevolent Association met
I'm the Hastings Courtroom YESTERDAY
afternoon at 4 o'clock. Major B. T.
Howard presided. and Captain }. ~
Angle recorded. The report OF the secre-
tary showed that the association was
meeting with success a. the hands oI
tho citizens Of Richmond. IL now mas
Jas annual members and s. life members.
The following Board OF Directors were
elected. James n. Boyd. l. l.. Morris, ,.
II. HAYES. G. H. Phillips B. F. Howard,
w. b. Whitlock, G. II. Mathews J. n.
Kerse. s. w. Holdcraft, J. y. Angle, X. J.
Brooks C. II. Taliey. NJ. Is. Sutton A.
r. Cousins. G. W. Epps, r. J.. Shoemaker
and +. j. Mcmahon,
The following Auditing Committee was
also chosen. j. +. Shinberger John Fine
gan, j. T. Parkinson.
The association then adjourned and tho
Board of Directors met and elected the
following officers: b. r.. Howard, presl-
dent: A. h. Cousins, vice-president, j. y.
Angle. secretary; O. II. Mathews, treas
urer. and the following Executive Board:
James n. Boyd. L. Il. Morris, ;. H..
Halves, b. f. Howard r. J. Brooks,
George w. Epps, 5. w. Holdcraft.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-14
IMPROVE THE HARB0R.
Two Committees To- Leave for Wash
ingtnn No Noon IO-DaN.

4 subcommittee of the Committee on
James River lmprovement-consis of
Messrs vs. u. Curtis. y. Thomas MOsby.
Lewis ID. Crenshaw Jr, Theodore Ely
son ANA C0lonel W. j.. ttutshaw-and ac-
vompanied ~ "a committee from the
Chamber of Commerce. including Massrs
JAS. r. Boyd. William r. Trisg AMI 9TH
ers win leave at j. o'clock to-day for
Washington.
They go to confer by appointment to-
morrow morning al 10 o'clock with the
Committee ON Rivers am Harbors Of
Congress. with the purpose OF having
the harbor of Richmond included I'm the
appropriation for river and harbor im-
prOvements.
For some years the appropriation has
only included the river mp 10 the cor
porate limits. Formerly the harbor was
.lso included The advent of Richmond
upon the arena of shipbuHdlng cities
renders it necessary that the harbor
shall be dccpcnei and improved
The committee has great hopes of being
successful I'm its mission. The commit
tee will return 10 Richmond tomorrow
nlght.