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Germany's Crown Prince.

BERLIN May Binder instructions
States ambassador Mr.. Andrew D. White.
will congratulate Emperor William upon
the crown princes attaining his major
ity.
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MURDER AND SUICIDE.

Chicago Iceman Kills His Sweet
heart and HIMSELF.
CHICAGO, May 3.-WiTliam L. Yantz.
an iceman, shot and Instantly killed his
sweetheart, Babbie edwards, tonight
and then turning the revolver on him
self inflicted a wound from which he died
within an hour
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-04
TowBoAT GRAVES SUNK.
Fireman and Two women Cooks
Were Drowned

HELENA, Ark, May s.-The tow boat
John K. Graves sank today in ninety
feet of water opposite Moons Landing.
Fireman Fred Duncan, of Paducah, Ky,
and the negro women cooks were drown
ed
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-04
DEADLOCK BROKEN.
Nomination Reached in Eighth Wis
cOnsin District.

APPLETON, Wis, May 3,-The dead
lock in the Eighth district Republican
congressional convention was broken at
II o'clock this morning by the withdrawal
of W. w. Hatton. Eight of his delegates
went to Miner and seven to Kuesterman,
making the 1876 and final ballot stand:
Miner, 49, Kuesterman, IA. Miner was de-
clared nominated. Peter Thorn, Appleton,
and G. S. Rogers, Stevens Point, were
chosen delegates to the national Repubi-
can convention.
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AusTRIA's EMPEROR STARTS.

Francis Joseph Now on the way to
berlin.
VIENNA, May 4.-Emperor Francis Jo-
seph started last evening for Berlin to
be present at the ceremonies attending
the coming of age of Crown Prince Fred
erick William.
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PEASANTS FULL OF FIGHT.

Rising In bulgaria Assumes Alarm
ing Proportions.
SOFIA, Bulgaria, May 3.-The rising of
peasants in the vicinity of Rustchuk In
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Continued ON Third Page.
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The Daily News has the following from
Thaba NChu, dated Wednesday.
I'm yesterdays fanking movement
Capt. Towse and fifty Gordon Highland
ers were surrounded by 250 Beers. who
demanded their surrender Capt Towse
ordered his men 10 fix bayonets and
charge. With wild cheer the Gordons
rushed at the enemy and swept them
away, with great slaughter. Capt TJwsa
was blinded In both eyes by the enemy
fire, and throughout behaved mcst hero
icallVp
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-25
Funeral Services.

The funeral of Miss Sallie Grady, who
died at the Home for Incurables Wednes-
day, aged seventy-slx years. took place
from the Home at II o'clock yesterday
morning Miss Grady was lady OF the
most beautiful Christian character, and
her gentle disposition had endeared her to
ali. She bore her sufferings patiently and
uncomplainingly.
The funeral of Miss Emma Nelson took
place at O'Clock yesterday afternoon
from the First Baptist Church. The in
torment was made in Hollywood.
The faculties and trustees of the Rich
mond College and Woman's College acted
as pali-hearers.
The funeral of Mrs. L. A. Landrum took
place at 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon
from the residence, No. 107 South Belvi-
dere Street.
The funeral Of Marion Raymond, young
est son of T. J. and Estelle Rainey, took
place at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon
from the residence of his parents, No. 1ol
South Laurel Street.
The funeral of A. Scott KemDer took
place from the residence, No. 1912 East
Broad Street, yesterday afternoon at
O'Clock The burial was in lakewood.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-25
Times reporter It was learned that Il
runor had no foundation whatever.
THE WORK is FINISHED.
Convention OF state Federation Of

Convention OF State Federation of
Labor idjourns.
The Virginia State Federation Of Labor
held the fina1 session of its annual con-
ventIon at Central Hall yesterday and ad-
iourned to meet in Newport News on the
third Tuesday in May. 1861.
The convention met yesterday at 3
O'clock with President j. B. Casey in the
chair. and lasted until 2 O'Clock P. NJ. A
large volume of business was transacted,
after which the convention adjourned sine
die.
The convention just ended was the most
harmonious and successful ever held In
this State and the labor leaders are highly
pleased at its result
great amount of important business
1ookfnp TO the betterment of the condition
of organized labor. has been transacted
during the sessions.
The members of the convention were
entertained Tuesday Afternoon by the
local labor men at Young's Pond ana
most enjoyable time was had
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-25
Tut s Pills
Cure ALI
Liver Ills.
A Clear Head;
good digestion and a ripe old
age are some of theresults of
the use of TUFTS Liver Pills.
An Established Fact
An absolute cure for sick head
ache, malaria, sour stomach,
constipation, dyspepsia, bilious
ness and kindred diseases.
TUFTS Liver PILLS

UP a frst-class and varied course With
out using some OF that calling.
a few suggest the aboiiShmeut OF .he
rule closing the doors when the lecturer
comes upon the platform, but we believe
that a vast majority of the membership
are in (avor of maintaining the rule eX-
cept on the nights when they happen TO
be shut out.
We are glad to report thatethe 1yceum
has been enabled, in pursuance of its
plan of promotion of culture through
high-class entertainments, 10 give It's
lectures at a nominal cost to students OF
the various educational institutions of
the city. Last year the second gallery
was occupied by three hundred students,
who were allowed the privilege of hearing
the entire course for one dollar. or eight
cents lecture.
The Executive Committee joins me in
recommending that this institution be in
corporated under the law. The orSaniza-
ton enters into contracts amounting to
several thousand dollars every year, and
there are legal reasons for Incorporation.
Several instances have already arisen that
illustrate the desirability of this step.
The court costs for Incorporating literary
Institutions are nominal, and I doubt not
that some of the many lawyers who are
members would be willing TO donate their
services in drafting a charter.
Respectfully submitted,
JOHN GARLAND POLLARD.
AMENDMENTS TO CONSTITUTION.
Mr.. Pollard moved as an amendment to
the constitution that not more than ten
members OF the Board Of Managers shall
serve on the Board for two years success
siyely, and that the treasurer be required
to give bond of $500. at the expense Of
the Association, in some surety company,
which motion prevailed.
The chair appointed as nominating com
mittee of the new Board of Managers,
Messrs. 1. j. Marcuse, H. f. Cox and J.
L. Hill.
The nominating committee recommended
as members of the Board of Managers for
the ensuing year Messrs- Arthur r.
Clarke. B. B. Valentine, Leon Waller
stein, Milton j. Straus, S. S. P. Patteson,
Prof T. S. Thompson, DR.. e. n. Calisch,
III. c. Jones, w. f. Cox, Prof. f. w.
.Boatwright, DR.. r. P. Kerr. DR.. James
Nelson, DR.. w. ". Moore. john Garland
Pollard J. Aston Cabell, ]. Stewart
BRYAN and L. Z. Morris
a motion that the Board Of Managers
be requested to have three lectures, with
seats unreserved, was adopted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-25
ELECTRICAL WORKERS.
Interesting Meeting Held Last Night
ar Yhon'S Hall.


at Thon's Hall.
A public meeting of the Brotherhood of
Electrical Workers was held last night
at Thon's Hall. The meeting was held
mainly for further organization and to
excite an increased interest in the
Brotherhood
Several prominent speakers, among
whom were President John krausse OF
the Labor Council; Messrs- w. II. Noel
of Roanoke; A ]. Airheart, OF Roanoke
vino is representing the retail clerks IN
the meeting OF the Federation of Labor
here. H D. McTier, who represents the
carpenters: J. b. Doherty, commissioner
of labor: c. w. BreedloVe, Of Norfolk,
were present and addressed the meeting.
The remarks were mainly on the line
of organization. and created considerable
enthusiasm among the members.
This Brotherhood, No. Is. was organized
on February 18th. and has about forty
members. 1t has sent in an application
for membership in the Trades Council
of Richmond. and also expects in the near
future to affiliate with the State Fedora
ton OF Labor.
The membership is constantly growing,
and the present outlook is very en-
courag ing.
Meetings will be held at Thon's Hall
on every first and third Saturday, and
the president especially desires that every
member be present at the next meeting,
In June. :! LII LIZ !
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-25
KING CARLOS TRIAL.
he yyill Have to Answer the charge OF
assau.ting Isaac Green.

Heyill Have to Answer the Char:.c OF
assau!ting Isaac Green.
King Carlo, the member of the Wild
West Show. one of Frank Bostock's en-
tertainments during the recent caravan
here Is still in prison waiting Inc acttoh
OF the grand jury, which meets carry IA
June, and the MeXican's wife Is win MIN
Carlo was sent on to the grand july ny
Justice Crutclfield on the charge Of as
saulting Isaac Green, a negro, VINO was
badly beaten over the head and seriotsiS
Injured by some one at the Wild West
Show one night during the Ca val
Carlos brother, Bu1nba Carlo, VINO Was
also sent on to the grand jury on q SINH
lar Charge, disappeared, and h2s not Yet
been seen.
King Carlo claims that he Gid not strike
Green at all, but that he struck another
negro who had threatened to strike him
with a stick and stones G-een, On the
other hand, testified in the Police Coui'
That The Carlos did strike him. and With
ont provocaton Several other witnesses
testified to this Somebody certainly
strucl, Green q severe blow. for his skull
was fractured.
It was stated il The Times that Green
was trying to get under one of me ropes
at The show, and that Carlo cut I'm Win
A whip wtlereupon Green threatened to
strike him with stick and a stone. This
appears to have been an error Green
stated that he did not ma re any such as
sauit or threat, and that The assault upon
him was unprovoked. There was nothing
brought opt in the evidence IN he Police
Court to show that Green had done any-
thing wrong. and 1t seems from what could
be gathered that the Carlos made mis-
take in attacking Green, who was in the
crowd when the trouble o:curred. whereas
Come other negro had made the threat 10
assault the Siexicans So far as can he
learned GREEN'S conduct was not to be
blamed, as he was not responsible for The
row or the attack on the part of the
Carlos, and was an entirely innocent SUI
ferer.
In the Police Court witnesses testified
that Green is man Of good character.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-25
NEW DEPARTURE.

DAVIS Shoe Company Now Turning Out
Boys Shoes.
The Davis Shoe Company has Just
turned out its first case of boys shoes at
the Virginia Penitentiary plant
The manufacture of this class OF gooos
is a new departure, the output heretofore
having been entirely shoes for women
and children. The Davis Company VIII
also begin the extensive manufacture OIL
mems shoes in a comparatively snort .lIle.
since Mr.. r. M. Mason has taken charge
as general manager, he has devoted much
time and attention to the fitting up OF
departments for the manufacture OF men
and boys footwear, and has had Installed
new machinery for this purpose.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-25
GRoUNDLESs RUM0R.
No Truth in the Report OF Case of

No Truth in the Report OF Case of
Alleged Infanticide.
Some concern was created on the streets
last night by runlor that q most repu-
table citizen had committed infanticide in
his own household while in fit of tenn
porary insanity. 1t was also said that
weli-known young lawyer had been re-
tanned to look after the interests OF the
alleged murderer, and that for 4 large fee
he had agreed TO use his influence in
keeping the MISTER from the courts. A
rtiysician's name was also linked to the
runor. but when it was investigated by a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-25
FRIDaY May %, 1000,

at o'eiock 2 NJ all tn tna Nos SO % and Uf
So, in the plan of Fulton ahd o,,; Mou IN
Marshall Mars; and Gillian Streets. fronting
800 feet on the north side Of Orleans
Street and running back 10 Iee5 70 an
alley In common 10 feet "ide' anu iAiiiiiS
diate thereafter, ,.o
feet on the south side OF louisiana street
and running back Us feet TO SAD aiiey'
and bounded on the east ny tie NeSt me me
of Marshall Street, and Immediately
Square No. SO, bounded by Orleans,
Virginia, Marshall and Union Streets.
having a front of 800 feet on each OF the
two former streets, and d de OF ilo
feet to an alley in common ~ feet VIDE.
And Immediately thereafter, =
Lots Nos. 4, and D. IN .h 20, pi AM OF
inches on the east side of the Osborn
turnkipe, and between Ohio and Orleans
Street, running back at rlght angles 10
feet and bounded on the south by an
other street % feet vide.
The different pieces of this property
will be sold as whole or IN sepaI SIe
lots, as may seem best at time OF sale,
and it is a rare chance that such a large
number of vacant lots in such an lnproF-
ing section are forced upon the market
at public auction under a deed of trust,
and all parties 1ood1 XII fo sae
TERMS: Cash as to expenses OF saie:
the taxes to dav of sale, and the sum OF
So. SOL with interest thereon from jan
any. upon credit at six and twelve
months. by negotiable notes. with inter
est, and secured by a deed Of trust rust
H G. BUCHANAN, Trustee.
But, by consent of the parties in inter
est, it is probable that EXTRA LIS Lbs.
u rtAL TERMS will be announces at ume
of sale. j. E. ELAN & CO.,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-25
Pronerty Transfers.

Richmond: Joseph z. Glenn and wife,
Mary E. Pendleton and Elizabeth f. Tan
ners trustee to William F. Eberman. p
feet on west side Pine Street, 1913 feet
south of Main Street, $,G0o.
r. II. Harwood and wife to Agnes H.
DeJarnette, 81 6-12 feet on east side Nine
tcenth Street, % 6-12 feet north Of Broad,
Sl,G0O.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-25
SEALED PROPOSALS.
Commonwealth of Virginia,
Office. OF the

Office, OF the
Commissioners of the Sinking Fund.
Richmond, Va, May =, 1868.
ACTING UNDER AUTHORITY CON
ferred upon them by law, the under
signed, Commissioners OF the Sinking
Fund OF Virginia. hereby advertise that
they will RECEIVE OFFERS FOR
THE SALE OF $4,000 OF BONDS OF
THE STATE OF VIRGINIA. issued UNI
der act of February II. 1SS2. known az
..RiddIeberger. or act OF February 20.
1882, known as Century Bonds.
All proposals must be in the hands OF
the Commissioners al or before O'Clock
P NJ. on FRIDAY. June l. 1000.
All offers must be in writing. ad-
dressed 10 the Commissioners OF the
Sinking Fund OF Virginia: must be
sealed. and will be opened by the Com
missfoners. or a majority of them. in
mesiiateIy after 3 2. NJ. OF JUNE tst
in the presence OF the Governor OF the
Connonwealtha or, in the event of his
absence in the presence OF the Secre-
tary of the Commonwealth.
The bonds offered at the lowest price
shall be purchased to the extent above
named; provided, the said Commits
stcners shall have authority TO reject
any and all bids. or accept a portion of
the bonds that may be offered by any
party. JOSIAH RTL4AND, JR4,
4 W. HARTMAN, JR
MORTON +MARYE
Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund OF
Virginia ----~.------. 1saSA :.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-25
PAkTNERsalP NOTICE.

~0o--~~-o~o-"|~--7~ -
Richmond Va, May i. 1900
T HAVE THIS DAY ADMITTED MY
son, JAMES E. PHILLIPS, Jr.' as d
partner in my business-PlumbinS. Gas
and Steam Fitting, Timing, Ranges,
Furnaces. Stoves and Gas Fixtures, &c
The concern hereafter will be known
as IANrES E. PHILLIPS & SON.
Thanking my many friends for past
favors and soliciting continuance OIL
the same, yours truly.
JAMES E. PHILLIPS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-25
BY j. 3. Elan & Co.,
Real Estate AuctioneerS.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF A
! VALUABLE VACANT LOT ON
EAST SIDE T WENEY- E G H T Fl
STREET, BETWEEN NJ AND N
STREETS.-In execution of certain deed
Of trust, dated October 10, 1897, duly re-
corded on that date in the clerks office
OF the Richmond Chancery Court, the I'M
dersigned. trustee, will sell. by public
auction, on the premises, on
MONDAY, MAY 2S, 1900.
at $50 P. NJ, the LOT OF LAND on the
east side of Twenty-eiShth Street, be-
tween NJ and N. streets, fronting 2Ox124
feet to an alley.
This is beautiful building lot, and it
will certainly be sold.
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance IN
three equal inStalments at six, twelve and
eighteen months, with interest added. and
secured by a deed of trust, or all cash,
at the option of the purchaser.
my23 HILL MONTAGUE, Trustee.
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BRICK STOR e
ON THE EAST SIDE OF FIFTH
STREET, BETWEEN JACKSON
AND DJVAL STREETS.

At the request of all the parties inter-
ested, who are selling for division or
the estate we shall offer for sale, at
public auction on the premises. on
TUESDAY, MAY 20, 19C0,
commencing at o'clock z NJ, ana III
the following order:
First. That BRICK STORE AND LOT
adjoining, on the west side OF Fifth, be-
tween Jackson and Duvai Streets, No
1874. with lot fronting 41& feet, and run
ming back 122 feet to an alley Ii feet VIDE
Second. At O'Clock P. NJ, that FRAN II
STORE. No 12S West Broad, at the
northeast corner OF Broad and Jefferson
Streets with lot fronting 20 feet on Broad
Street. and running back LIS feet to a
wide paved alley. ,.,,c,-
Third. The LOT with a BRICK STORE
thereon at the northwest corner OF broad
and JEFFERSON Streets. This lot fronts
rs 1912 feet on Broad Street, ana runs
back between parallel lines 112ia feet II
deemed best al the hour of sale this lot
will be divided and sold as two lots
There is every indication OF decioed
Improvement in business for the future,
and as business improves, broad-Stree,I
property Especially corner lots VIII
surely enhance in value SO the ptr.
chaser of this property can safely expect
\ considerable increase in its value IN a
very short time.
TERMS: Liberal and announced at the
hour of sale. SUlICtH q -.
nlyA AueeioheeA'.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-25
ON THE EAST SIDE O f THIRTIETE
STREET, BETWEEN N AND 0
STREETS, ono. SIG NORTH
THIRTIETHSTREET

In execution of a certain deed OF trust
from Silas Brown and wife, to the trus-
tees of the Home Building Company Per-
petuaD, dated September g. 1899, of record
in the clerks office of Richmond Chancery
Court, in Deadlock 166 "a page Iiz
which was gvef to secure the payment OF
a certain sum of money therein mention
ed default having been made in the pay
ment of a part thereof. and being directed
by the Board of Directors of said Home
Building Company Perpetual we will
proceed to sell, at public auction, upon
the premises, on
SATURDAY. MAY IS, 1900,
at 5 o'clock P. NJ. the above-mentioned
property, being the same conveyed by SAID
deed. The house contains five or six rooms
and the lot fronts % feet on the east
side of Thirteth Street. and runs back
between parallel lines 1872 feet to an alley
is feet wide.
TERMS: Cash as to expenses of sale,
all taxes to day of sale, and the sum OF
s45. 80; the residue upon a credit of six
and twelve months, with interest added
from day of sale and secured by a deed
of trust upon the property, or all cash at
the option of the purchaser.
II. SELDOM TAYLOR,
N. D. HARGROVE,
T. T. SUTTON,
Trustees.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-25
Auor1nN Sales.--future pays.

BY request of the present owner. Ell d non. =
resident, who is determined TO sen q =
sacrifice we will sell, at pubic auctio'i'
on the premises. on
TUESDAY. MAY %. 1900.
AND MOST DESIRABLE coR r tsaats
RESIDENCE. No. 100 East Grace .otfe 'g1
The lot fronts SS feet, with depth u iS -
feet inches to an alley Id cofhi'toii =
feet. ;+t van
sard roof and English basement. IS
most substantial structure. admirab ply ar
ranged in its apartments tor conll1r.,
light and ventilation. 1t contains WE'VE
rooms. has water on three hoors' ana
Two bath-rooms. There IS a neat prlck
stab,e on rear of lot, fronting on flrst
Street and the alley.
Won can attend this sale with an as
snrance of its being made, even at a
re PREMISES can be inspected on any
d,v only between the hours OF and )
o;cIocL and at the hour os sale on the
u1 TSERNS: One-fourth cash; balance in
ono two and three years, Is per cent. in
tarest. secured by trust deed on the prop
ertV. or all cash. at option of purchaser.
J. THOMPSON BROWN s: Co,
my22 AuceioheerS-
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AUCTION sALEs--Tnis Day.
BY j. B. Elan & Co...
Real Estate Auc tloneers.
No. lib East Main street.
TRUSTEES PUBLIC AUCTION SALE SALE,
OLA
LARGE NUMBER of
Highly Valuable Building Lois
IN Growing Fulton,
SUITABLE FOR EITHER BU1LDlNe
OR FOR MANUFACTURING
PURPOSES.

In execution of a certain deed OF trust t-a s.
dated January 5, 1899, and duly recoru -,
Court. default having been made IN me
debt secured, and being REQUIRED by ,tle
beneficiary, I will SELL by pubic auction'
on the premises, beginning ana cohlii4u-
ing in the order named, on
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-25

wANTED-FOUR FURNISHED ROOMS
for light housekeeping or board and three
rooms for three persons on some e!e-
waited suburb of Richmond Must nave
bath in house. Price and particulars m
accompany replies. SEASON care l'ed1-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-25
AUCTION sALEs--This Day.
PASSENGER AND POWER COMPANY


BY virtue of the hereinafter mentioned
decree. will sell, at public auction,
THURSDAY, MAY "a, 1900,
at 5 o'clock P M, the following PROP
EItT4, mentioned in said decree;
IS FEET corner Robertson and Taylor
Streets, electric line.
BLOCK IL AND PART OF 12-341 feet
inches front on Ashland and Cedar and
Dance and Cedar Streets. These lots are
within fifty feet of the park.
BLOCK 1G-341 feet . inches, Chaffin
and Cedar Streets, and So feet, corner of
Taylor. and Elm Streets, one block OF
BLo e5sE 19Isis ei feet$ inches, Dance and
Strawberry Streets.
BLOCK 22-341 feet 2 inches, Ashland
and Sycamore Streets.
on Wallace Street between Meadow ana
Rowland Streets. 341 feet inches each.
All lots. except Block II are l2o feet
deep to alleys Ii and 10 feet wide.
Owing to late extensive public and prl-
vate improvements in this rapidly grow
ing locality, new activity in the sur
and early enhancement in its values
may be confidently predicted
Among these are handsome corner lots,
large oak shade trees, Park lots, and
many on and near the electric lines; will
be sold singly or in blocks, as may be
desired.
three equal instalments of six, twelve
and eighteen months, with interest; title
retained until all the purchase-money is
paid and deed ordered by the court
10 LANE STERN,
Special Commissioner.
J. Thompson Brown & Co., Auctioneers.
In the clerks office of the Circuit Court
of the county of Henrico:
Bacon Guardian Plaintiff
against
Bacon, &c..... ...........Defendart
l. John e Broaddus, clerk of the said
court. 90 certify that the bond required
of the special commissioner by the decree
rendered in said cause on the 18th day of
October. 1897, has been duly given.
Given under my hand as clerk Of the
! said court this I'd day of November, 1897,
JOHN E. BROADDUS, Clerk.
POSTPONED on account of rain to
FRIDAY, MAY 25TfI,
| at same time and place Sale continued
| from day to day, at same hour until all
| lots are sold. 10 LANE STERN.
my25 Special Commissioner.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-25
ANNUAL MEETING
OF THE LYCEUM
Good Condition Indicated by Treas
urer's Report.
REPORT OF SECRETARY.
More Applications for Membership
Received Than Ever Before
and Much Interest is
Being Manifested.

The annual meeting of the Richmond
l.yceum was held at the jefferson last
night. and called to order by the presi-
dent
The treasurer. Mr.. ]. L. Hill. submitted
e,is annua, report. as follows:
RECEIPTS.
Balance from last 900 o.
year ..-.----.---.-.----
Received from mem
herships -..-------.---s -'aoa ~
Amount returned by j.
G. Pollard from
check of $50, given
him to pay his e&-
penses as d delegate
for Lyceum TO
Charleston, s. c., to
attend meeting of
Southern Lyceums-- ~ 10
Sale of seats for dit -
ferent iecturers--..- 60 % sz,'"S %