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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-01
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1iie theatre

Messrs Robson and Crane appeared al
the Theatre last night in their latest sue.
cess. The Henrietta, before another
crowded house. and il is ne less 10 say
that from the rise 30 the fall OF the cur
tain the audience was delighted. Not Oh =
does the play itself appeal directly To-
the feelings of the modern American
citizen. IL being realistic pOrtraiture OF
the result of the mad rush fOl riches
which characterizcs life among specu
latine circles in the many centers OF the
country. hut the mastery way in which u
is handled bV The eminent artists DO nave
IL in charge always arOuses the highest
enthusiasm IL is in brief, one OF Tie
most attractive plsys which has been
presented on our boards this season, and
will no doubt crowd the / heaiIe tonight
and tomorrow. both al the matinee and
in the evening
Why IS il that Richmond audience
especially If il is one OF the kind known
as fashionable viii not make IL q
point 10 come ~ The theatre IN time
The hour for the beginning of the play
is always announced. and though, as "a
rule. the curtain is not raised AZ the eN-
act minute, there is invariably great
annoyance created by late corners, who
forge their way into their seals after the
performance has begun, 10 the special
ANNOYANCE of those who have to make
room for them, and 10 the general an
noyance or the audience Who are dis
iurbcd by the fuss which is the ineyita-
bic consequence OF the confusion which
necessarily follows This vas pariicu-
larry noticeable last night when the first
act of the play could scarcely De under
stood. In the name of common good
breeding, the custom should DO stopped
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PICKETT CAMP G. y
Regular Meeting last Night 4 can io'

,.c,lar Meeting last Night \ Call i"i
Assistance -rou.lne WORK Transacted.
The meeting of George J. Pickett
Camp last night. was quite largely at
tended and much routine business trans
acted
At the meeting the week previous 90
letter was received and read from VT.
l. ". Davidson. wife of private } W
Davidson. OF Company j ION Virginia
Infantry and who was badly wounded
i'm fight in "a 40 Drewrys Bun She
said I'm the letter that her husband was
confined "a his bed. and had been for a
months past al bis home az Old Church
I'm Hanover county. She asked assist
ance. and the members 81 Tie Camp pun
their hands in their p0rkct7 and made @
money contribution During the wees
provisions of an kinds were sent the Ola
veteran and his wife
This was the irst time that an apphct-
ton 20 the members of This Camp I"i
help was made, and it was promptly ana
nohly responded To-.
A number of committees were eNperieo
10 report. but i'm consequence OF the ab'
sence of so many of them because ol
other engagements no reports were made
The amended bylaws therefore Me"'
over 10 The next meeting. These by
laws are strict in saying that no one hu'
soldier who did active work as "a sol
der in the field can become q member g
Comrade Jennings moved The appoint.
ment of committee 10 secure "a nan
more desirable than the present one
After some little discussion the Com
mander appointed Comrades Jennings
LOelr aud RNland Noryell such com
mitiec. who will report al the meeting
next Thursday night
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POLICE cot RI.
III. Honor Di.pos,. of a Numbered Cases.

HIS Honor Dispose of e Number of Cases.
The several cases growing out of the
reception br Luther IT, Johnson Of stolen
good and tue tuiuIug by him OF youth
iul negro thieves 30 pilfer and bring
their plumber 0 him. came mp again IN
the Police Conf Yesterday Johnson,
who was wanted on TWO charges failed
10 answer when Dis name was called,
having jumped his bail and disappeared.
An attachment is ont for his arrest.
Mr. Luther VI Johnson, who was ar
rested Wednesday might ON the charge of
stealing Zoo of va.hboards, &c valued
nj three dollars. was in court. Her case
was continued until March 9Th, and she
was allowed hoil boz the sum of 5000
James Lewis aims Dagger charged
with stealing barrel of -four from An
dcrsOn s. Newman. WAS continued until
March 1ih Lewis. who was also charged
with stealing washh0arl- was arranged
and the case continued tiIl March ih.
Henry Baker and Reuben johnson, the
two colorei youths who were charged
with stealing barre. Of flour from
Anderson .& Newman, had their case
continued until March TN
Policeman Wren and others have about
broken mp ihc systematic thieying lot
The principal Johnson, is missing, but
there are seven or eight of the lot IN jail
or Out on bail awaiting rial
OTHER CASES.
Lee Vaughan voung cOlOfcd man.
was before Justice CWtchfeli Yesterday
morning ON the charge of stealing from
the person of DaUney mith The sum of
ten dollars lhi, happened in the
Garter )oolorol) barroom, ON Broad
street. between Sixth AVID seventh
Smith swOre chat Dee saw Vaughan take
the money ogt OF his pocket al time
when about fifteen men were pilng in
on top of him and another witness cor
rob0raied this io the extent OF seeing
Smith roll up ne money and put il in
the pocket from which 10 is alleged il
was stolen Vaughan was sent on TO
the grand Jury and bail refused
Willie Harris thc clsht-ycarold negro
toy VINO stole tftt-dol.ur gold watch
from The mauiei in the residence Of Mrs
Caroline H. French with whom he was
employed, was, ou account Of his tender
agc. turned over 90 bus parents 10 be
whipped The watch was recovered by
Policeman Hughes not long after it was
stolen
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Il. /. leo Camp Reception.

The committee OF arrangements of Il.
T. Lee Camp, Confederate Veterans. had
a meeting yesterday evening at D O'Clock
TO perfect arrangements and prepare the
Camp-rO0m for the reception which will
be given 20 the ladies tonight AZ :
o'clock The music will be Of most
entertaining character. and will embrace
selections both vocal and instrumental.
Captain Frank Cunningham will be- one
of the ,Oloisis. The musical programme
win Dee under the direction of Professor
Jacob Reiphagdt Interesting addresses
Will be made hy Governor Lee and Judge
farrar ljohnny Rebl. Ii j. expected
that an the members viii bring their
wives and daughters
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Fields are often DoA los tactical SILL
that g. by such a Lispo .Jio spi troop a
enables the commander 10 Use them 60.
the critical moment against tne wca.cs.
part OF the enemy's line.
At the congress OF Vienna. yelling
ton told Suatford Canning. afurw4r
Lord Sratfori DC i,edclyile. h,w howo1
the victory al the battle Of Salamanca.
Marshal Narmont commanded OBJ,
French. The duke. trusting 10 the abd
i'y OF the frcnchmau "a make -iD
brow up his uoops n a position whot.
-hey were not exposed and then waited
Ills confidence was justified. harmon,
attended part Of his force too much
Wellington instantly detected his aleor
sary'5 error and attacked him with en-.
ergy.
I'VE beat him, said the duke. 10 q
tone OF natural delight. in forty min.
utes-forty thousand men in forty main
ute3' and he repeated tho expression
again and again-"forty thousand men
IN forty minutes. Youths Companion.
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MR. CHRISTOPHER &. N'RAE.
Hi- Death Yesterday-sketch of Ills II!

His Death Yesterday-sk sketch Of Ills Life.
Mr.. Christopher G NcRae died at his
residence, AT the corner Of Seventh and
Porter streets, Manchester, Yesterday,
about 1 o'clock T. VI
The deceased was born in Manchester
in the year 1920 lie graduated with
distinction at The University Of Virginia,
about forty years ago in the law class,
and he Immediately commenced theprac-
iice of law in his native city. He soon
rose TO distinction in his pro
fession. and established large
and remuncraiiye practice. He won the
confidence and esteem of his legal broih-
rem. and was thoroughly trusted by his
large number OF clients.
he served with great satisfaction IN
the State Senate for one term, bui his
practice being too large TO admit of his
continuing IN active politics, he could
not be induced % stand for reelection.
lie leaves widow and eight children,
and dies lamentod by all who knew
him
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CHARTER GRANTED.



mdcc Wexford Yesterday chartered
The Savings Bank OF Richmond. IN. h'
capital stock To be- not Ices than f'uVV'
and not more than 100000 The ONO. is
are DR. II. 4 Patterson. prc-id'h, N'
George y. Woodbridge, cashier pl'''
Tors Nessrs James Lyons, W x Quofle. .
George l. Christian. John Pope VI "
Gillian. Il \. Patterson. and IL u
TaliafcrrO. NJ,
1ohn =. Allen. Tucman \. Iafke''
Th~mas C. Williams, Robert ). Boshri'
W Pcmberon. James Lyons. >. W.
Lockwood. " Il Quarles. j. \ saun-
1crs. y. Y Randolph. Richard l.. Brown
William d. Gibson. d. O. Davis, j. j
addison. : II. HaWcs, George J.. 'hiis'
liam Iucicn b Tatum. John IL Dinnoen'
Herman schmidt John Pope Lewis
Gmter Archer Anderson Henry bo"e'
kcr. :. Hirsh. Frank Miller, W u. I'm
norman. p. Lightloot Noimiy J.. H.
Morris. +. J.. Trant, H. Theodore Ely
son. and J. v. Cringan.
The charter grants all the privileges
usual in the proper transaction OF
banking business, receiving dcpo-it7
loans. securing same on real estate ol
stock and bonds. discouniing ncsoiaoi'
This bank will be located ~ ihe Na
iional Bank Of Virginia building c'ih''
Main and Eleventh streets
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CITY NEWS
GATHERED YESTERDAY BY thk
TINES REPORTERS.
NyNBER or COTNCIL COMMIT
TFES ~ SESSION
rRocFEpINGs on TnE VARIOUS
COURTS.
Charter Granted 60 tho Richmond savings
Hank death Of M William 4.
wood Other Local
News.

Tho Finance Committee met Yesterday
evening. a. o'clock. i'm The Chancery
Conn room There was nothing OF I'M
rsual inheritance before them. ana only
the REGULAR routine business, apart from
thai of The annual budget, was trans
acted
TINS COMMITTEE 0N ELECTRIC ItGnT-
me, ~ q o'clock in the Council Chamber
and ordered the payment Of the Schuy-
lcr electric lIrht Did. amounting 10
g 1Sfsl. with only I'll 20 hc deducted
I'm Hfhf- being oyl This is every
crcluahe Showing for ihc company
rnc COMMITTEE oN SAINT john BURY
use GROUND
mo, ,'.omre Council Chamber, at ESQ
o'cie.k. anl ordered the payment OF
S5s.jffo thc kccper OF ihc grounds.
ans COMMITTEE oN rnG POLICE
met in ihe Council Chamber att o'clock,
and passed upon fhe usual payroll ana
transacted other routine business
Tuf CUNNiIILL ON WATER
mo- ia fhr Council Chamber 40 The same
hour ani ordered the payment oi ihe
various bins presented to them Tor eA-
penlinrcs 0n Improvements IA furnish
IN lhc city with wafer
TIM COMMITTEE oN STREETS
met in the CITY Engineers Office So 81
O'Clock There was. as usual q con
siderable amount OF business before this
committee.
Mr. owen asked that tho time Doe eN-
tended fOr hi- w0r@ On thc ~AOckOc iIilI
- frt. r...t ID ..sft..T frlff fIo 18th
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Yesterday afternoon. 40 l.25 o'clock,
Mr.. William Sears Wood died at his res
idoncc. 40 90l north Nineteenth street.
Nh " God Was cighty-scVcn years Of
age. aud. surrounded by his children,
celebrated his birthday on the 2O,h Of
last month. lie was native Of the state
of Maryland. but for more than fitty
wears was 70 citizen az Richmond lie
conducted the thinning and stove business
~ GO iAc end ol DIS life. the place of
business being 40 ijl2 east Main street
Ills SON WAS associated with him. the
nIm-styie being William $ Wood X son.
Al one time Doc was an h0nOrcd Council
man from Jefferson Ward
lie leaves several chliren-W W.
Wood. John Wood, Andrew J Wood.
Mr.. ihcod0rick Robertson, Mrs Charles
Allen and Mrs. IDA Schumann. He had
been in 3D. health for long time. though
prior 90 that he Was most active man.
lie was q good citizen, solid business
man and warm friend, and very popular
among those who knew him.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-01

February 10. even more than the
1t Of July. j. the anniversary ~ tho
birth of lho political union II Gun
Canadian nci1Abor. IL Wa GA tins
day that the British parliament passed
the act for the union Of upper and
lower Canada The lower province
reflected the France If Louis XIV, IN
the undecided character of lis French
medigyalism. frightened by nothing
SD much as that terribly disturbing
thing which unrestlng people call
progress and which thee peaceful
Canadians allow 10 rush post them ~
It's wild path quite unhoedcd West-
ern Canada on the contrary. q
wilderness. in the newness Of life
flied with al eager desire to enjoy
al. the benefits Of tho com
morcial activity, clamored for political
change The struggle for q liberal
government under mini try icspon-
sible 10 parliament, was interrupted
by the rebellion Of 1871. which Lord
Durham put down with the iron hand
If military force. And though Isis
exercise OF dictatorial powers caused
him to be dubbed "Losd HIGH Sedi
toner" by Tho London Times. and led
10 his recall, the ministry and paslia-
ment were forced to substantially
adopt his plan for the legislative union
Of the two provinces, plan OF which
the ultimate result vas the British
North American act cf 1867 and the
establishment Of the Dominion OF
Canada But the unfortunate creator
OF q now empire sunk under the load
of opprobrium which his enemies cast
upon him, and died on July %, 1871
Of chaglin and disappointment-Phi
adclphia Times.
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GENEROUS DONATION
From a northern Gentleman 60 the Rieh'
mond Blues.

Two or three weeks ago Hon. John !.
Smith. of the firm Of Mchellar smiths q
Jordan, type-founder-, of Philadelphia
and one of the Veteran corps OF the
Washington Grays OF that city, was III
Richmond. and Major Richardson.
president OF the Blues Association ana
Captain Culchins, of the Richmond
Litht infantry Blues, became his host,
and gave him practical evidence OF true
Virginia hospitality The Blues also
elected him an honorary member ana
Major Richardson sent himhi7 certihcaie
of membership.
Yesterday Captain Cuichins received
a letter from Nh smith, in which he en-
closed his check for i've hundred dollar,
a4 the neucleus OF an endowment fund
fnr the COMPANY In the letter he eX-
presses tie hope that The fund vii be-
increased 10 FIVE thousand dollars 10y tue
centennial OF the company, which VIII
Bee May 10Th, 1893
Il is hoped that the Blues and Their
friends will follow the example sci Dy
this generous Northern gentleman.
The $500 will be invested and the IN
terest reinye-ted, and the aim of le com
pany will be- 90 get sufficient iuhus To
build and own their armory.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-01

DR.. !. Il. Pendleion, clerk OF the
Senate. was in the city yesterday
MI Polk Miller returned yesterday
from New York. where he has he'n VISIT
ing the great kennel show there.
Chief Engineer Emmanuel, Of he
monitor fleet. lcft Yesterday for Wash
ineton. lie has been ordered 10 sea
Rev. H. NJ Wharton preached last
might ~ the Grace-sirect Baptist Church
lie will preach tonight also AZ the same
church
The Powhatan Club will hold their
regular monthly meeting tonight, ~
which business of importance viii be
transacted All members are requested
10 be present
The Grays will have a competitive
driH tonight az the Armory in full dress
uniform. for a gold medal 10 be awarded
the best drilled man in the company 10
be worn p month by the successful man
and 10 be competed for thereafter
monthly
The forty.fourth anniversary OF Dr.
H0ge'- Passionate OF the Second Presby'
terrain Church was celebrated Mednes'
day NIGHT, and al the lecture that night
hc spoke icelingly in regard 20 II. lie
said that of the original members OF the
church there were living row only siN.
Mr. !. 7. Hanahan has been appointed
general manager Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad. .f Nr j. i. Odell. re-
signed M Uanahan Was al one time
lhe general manager OF the Louisville
and Nashville system.
The Swedish harkcnline Nerdandi, +.
Hayburg. master. cleared from the
cu.fom-housc Yesterday for PclOtas,
Brazil. ladened with 3.l0l barrels of
flour. valued al Sl9,Hi3J1, shipped by
lhe CALICO Mills Company
Ataleccni ire 10 Sussex Courthouse
Mr.. r f. Mos LOST stock OF goods
valued ri 81 o00 They were insured ioT
5000
"Ye Ollie Folkcs Concert sill BE
given tonight ai Nenable--treei Baptist
Church The music and costumes VIII
be- that in vogue ia l1ev
Rev. Dr. Wharton is assisting Or
Hatcher in revival at lis church, the
Grace-streei Baptist
Revival services conducted 40 the
Broad street Methodist Episcopal Church
wIl De continued throughout the week
The interest in the services grows each
night
Yesterday Governor Lee appointed
Charles IT, Adams, of Boston, Commits
-ioncr Of Deed for Virginia in the state
o Massachusetts
The Virginia Law Journal Mr.
Phil p 3 shield, editor, has been re-
eeiyed 10 contains a number of decls
ions Of interest 20 the legal Fraternity
lIr Leon Mayer, business manager Of
Arthur Rehan's company, producing
Augustin DAYS latest success and
which will appear at lhe Theatre neAl
week, called at the TIMES Office yester
dav.
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\ cut was found in the organ during
tho services that we've being held in the
Masonic home III Bioad street and Ger.
mantOwn avenue. Gen. Wagner pre-.
sided ut the organ, and while tho hymns
were being sung the pussy joined il wiki
more vigor than harmony. When tAo
music ceased the cat took a rest also.
While the Scriptures were being read The
cat broke forth again in a yoiley q.
music, her voice pitched ia & sharp. and
services had to 5e suspended while Gen.
Wagner served wit Of ejectment on
the feline. IL was supposed IL have
been locked in the organ since Sunday
last, and was very nah omaciated. -
Philadelphia Record.
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Tol,ieH Goeixr.

Yesterday afternoon, at go o'clock,
al the residence OF the brides parents.
80. 4li east Broad street, Nj William
Tobien and Hiss llennie l.. Goetze were
united i'm marriage The ceremony was
performed by Rev Paul Mcneil. pastor
OF II Johns German Lutheran Church
Mr. Tohien has for years been en-
gagged in the business of JeNeler on Broad
street near Fifth and j. deseryedly
popular man. The bride is lady whose
beauty and personal Accomplishment,
have always attracted the admiration Of
every one whose good fortune u was 10
know her
After the ceremony ana informal re-
ception was held. and the happy pair re-
ceived The congratulations OF many
friends Nh snd Mrs Tobien took the
825 Northern train ioran extended trip
North
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canltol N.te.

Dr IS. e. Nunn. of King William
county judge b a Hancock. Of Ches
rerhs.d county j. NJ Ragsdale, deputy
sheriff OF piusyhania, and H. A. Rich
aId,on, Judge of The Court of Appeals
were al iAe Capitol yesterday
Charit- Lawson Of Pitisvlvania coun-
ty. was received al the penitentiary yes
ieIday go serve TWO years for house
breaking
a charter was granted and recorded
Yesterday. in the Clerks Office Of The
Secretary Of Commonwealth under Tie
title of THE Chamber OF Commerce of
Norfolk located 90 Norfolk, Va, and
conducted for the purpose Of developing
She commercial and mechanical interests
OF Norfolk
The capital stock not less than $500
non more than 5000, divided into shares
Of $50 each
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NIarle RIro de Marinn

This great artist has created quite an
enthusiasm amongst the musical people
sale of seat, has taken place for her con-
cert on Monday, March 4lh, at the Aca-
DENY, when she will make her firsl public
appearance in this city So well has she
been endorsed. not alone in Europe bat
In ibis country. that all who attend will
have the pleasur. Of listening TO an
artist of The highest rank Members OF
The Mozart will De able to purchase their
tickets 40 The Mozart terms until Satur-
day evening March 81, only On Mon
day next they viii be- able to procure
their seats only at the regular price
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Big TURKEYS.

Under this head the Paris (Kyl Citizen
says Bey. ". Dorsey, OF this county,
shipped 10 Milton Cayce, of Richmond,
Va, by order OF j. /. Hite, tobacco
dealer, Cincinnati, a THO OF the best
bronze turkeys that ever left Bourbon
county. The gobbler, yeailing weighs
forty-three pounds
Mr.. Cayoe says he intends To place
these magnificent birds on his Bloom
ingdale farm, and will try TO duplicate
them
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Meetings are being held every night at
the Fns, Baptist Church. conducted by
the pastor, Dr. Cooper, prior 10 the com.
ing OF the Rev. Dr. John Peddic pastor
OF The Fifth Baptist Church, OF fhiladei-
phia lie is an old schoolmate of Dr.
Cooper's, and his warm personal friend
He will reach the city next Monday
evening, and will preach for Monday
night, when the revival services
will properly begin. DIT Peddie
is not only one Of our able-t
ministers, but is "a warm, great-hearted
Christian, and viii win thcshearts of all
who hear him The great success of the
meeting is being signaizei hy the inter
est manifested in these prior meetings,
and the members are looking forward 90
most glorious revival II is the desire
OF the members that full attendance be
had
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j. the name OF he saloon under the
American Hotel which hiss just been
handsomely equipped with an elegant
thousand dollar ouin,, and stocked with
the oldest and mosi popular brands of
liquors and WINES, some OF which are
Guchenh,imer. Reimporied, Gibson, Dou-
lie stamped NNXN Cabinet, Old Fulcher,
tlcmmer and others. An elegant lunch
is served daily, and an experienced man
lNr " {. HoyU always in attendance
\ share Of the public patronage is re-
specially solicited. Respectfully,
II CABELL DAVIS.
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The Oh English names arc now given
20 the small women Of the nu sry
Dorothy, Cynthia, Barbara. Ammo. Eliza
beth ana Katherine have succeeded the
Nays, Coras, Mauds, Daisies and Carries
that obtained so long; FOR this the y hole
American nation should be thankful. -
Louisville COurier-JOunal
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The Academy

4 fair auditorium and crowded gallery
witnessed the last performance of The
Pavmaster" al the Academy last night
The main feature OF the evening was the
attendance Of the MOBILES OF the Mystic
Shrine. who were present in body and
with their fred lezzes, presented quite -
picturesque appearance
Tonight "Ihe Private Secretary
will be presented. and viii hold The
boards for the rest of The week. Ihi-
play is too well known 10 Our theatre
goers TO need extended mention Ia
grotesque drollcry and humor will bee
certain 10 attract crowded houses during
ifs engagement
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Misunderstanding Children.

A little instance VI the misconception of
children actions by par,ots is found In tie
true story Of tho man wro punished a slow.
silent little Lad fer abclting himself from
home 50 much Divers whippings having 10
effect, he followed hun QUO day TO SO Uha,
mischief he was in, and found him building =
fire in little steam engine he had fashioned
all himself with the crudest materials, and
which was in perfect running ord M
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