davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-17
North state eIeaninx..

There is large number Of Northern hunt
ers at Tayiorsville. and they have about
twenty-six dogs. They have won the goc q
uFnces of the farmers Ia a novel way. Wnen-
ever they are hailed and Informed thai they
are hunting On posted land they ask the faim-
er how much bis taxes are. Inc iarniet teiis
them, and they hand him over the amount ~
his taxes in cash. This makes IL solid. ano
they now have about all the hunting ground
around Taylorsville 10 themselves.
on last Saturday night Mr. A. ID. Mclver,
who lives about three miles from SANFORD.
had the misfortune TO lose his barn and coz
ton gin, with the contents. by fire. Vhle
the family were seated around the rreside,
about O'Clock r. NJ. Mrs. Mclver discovered
the IRE. Mr.. McIver's loss Is very heavy. In
addition 70 the barn and gln-nouse tnere
were burned eighteen thousand pounds OF
seed cotton, two hundred bushels OF cotton
seed few bushels OF oats, all forage, cotton
gin, wheat thresher. wheat nan, corn sheiier'
four pair OF wagon harness, three saddles,
two pair OF buggy harness. one road cart, cot
ton press all COW stalls, and one COW.
Last Friday night. near Gibsonville, in
GuilfOrd county, the cOlored people gave
party. and in the progress Of the evening
dispute arose between Aaron Foster and
Lem Faust which led to blows. and resulted
in Lem = knocking Aaron over the head with
A rail, nearly, II not quite killing him. fOs-
ter was unconscious late saturday evening,
aud Lem Faust had left for parts unknown.
Lieutenant j. T. Wilson, Fourth artillery,
arrived in Charlotte for the purpose OF estao-
fishing a recruiting-ofIice there. He expects
10 make 70 permanent Office. The Old re-
cruiting Office there under CAPTAIN Hayes dld
a large business while u lasted, and the Gov
eminent no doubt thinks that Charlotte Is q
good place for recruits.
Jack the Grabber' Is In the Raleigh jail.
He was arrested by Constable Upchurf b.
The exploits OF Jack the Grabber have been
numerous, impudent. and surprising, aud
for some months past his reputation has been
OF such te1Orzing nature that the Raleigh
ladies have had great trepidation in going on
the streets after nightmll, and many refused
10 go out at all.
Mcssrs J. B. shepherd q Co. have just made
the biggest shipment Of tobacco stems that
ever left Winston. They were billed direct
10 Bremen, Germany, and IL required fifteen
cars 10 transport them. In weight they
footed up just POI, 4S1 pounds.
The Dunavant Manufacturing Company, OF
MOrganiown, is erecting eight new tene-
meni- houses on the factory property. The
number OF operatives viii be largely in
creased when their machinery is placed
The mountains beyond Mount Airy. and i'm
full view, present beautiful crown Of snow,
giistening I'm the light of the morning sun.
on Tuesday night. shortly after ~ O'Clock,
Mr. Lonnie NJ. Bagwell breathed his last in
Raleigh at the residence Of his brother, Mr..
l. c. Bagwell.
There are 231 inmates at present In the
Eastern Insane Asylum, and IL is evident
that the capacity Of the asylum will soon be
taxed TO its fullest limit.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-17
IN HE HALLS OF JUSTICE.
The supreme Cour. of Appeals Adjoufn-
for the Year.

Supreme Court Of Appedis, Houston against
Commonwealth. From the Circuit Court OF
Pu aski county. Reversed, Judge Richard
son delivering opinion; Judge lacy rot
sitting.
Mosby's executor against wlthers. APP
peal allowed and supersedeas awarded 10 de-
cree pronouncedby the Circuit Court Of Gull
pepeI county on the IL b OF september, 1880.
Hardy and others against Wiley and others.
ReheaTing denied.
c. gownslar, Esq, allowed TO practice as
The court adj ourned TO the 9th OF January,
1891.
Police Court: John Landrum and Ross
Coleman were before the Police Court yes
terday, charged with creating disturbance
In the bar, DOM OF Wolff Miller. Landrum
was fined SIS and costs, and Coleman 81 anu
costs
j. 4. Taylor and Albert Bunely. coIored
hack drivers, charged with violating the city
ordinance Of manchester they were turned
over 20 the chief Of police OF that city.
Louis Brice. was fined $40 foe running o
wagon without license.
Wesley IOwnes a small colOred boy, was
whipped In court for stealing PAIR OF shoes.
A. n. Pollard was fined $40 for cruelty TO a
horse.
samuel MeIryweather {. olored) was
charged with breaking into the house Of
Henry Clark. I'm Pink alley, saturday night.
The case was sent on to the grand Jury.
l.
sided I'm the Chancery court yesterday. COL
Onel q. O'B. CoEardin qualified as executor
Of the will Of Clarence Neale. deceased.
f. B. ThommassOn qualified as administra-
tor OF the estate Of Malinda Nicholas. Both
Of the estates are small.
A rule was issued yesterday against James
Gilday 10 appear at that court to day al IL
O'Clock aha show cause why he should not be
nned and Imprisoned for contempt Of court.
In Yesterdays TINES IL was stated that
Joseph X. Hudson. Of the Casino Theatre.
had sued out an Injunction against Gilday
restraining him from playing as comedian
at the BrOad-Street Opera House. When
sheriff Gates showed the injunction Cilday
refused 10 stop playing, hence the reason for
the rule 10 be Issued.
Gin Circuit Court; suit was instituted yes
terday by :. Bowers & son against ".
GathIight. Action on open account. Dam
ages, 1900.
Hastings Court. The Hastings Court was
engaged yesterday IN hearing assessment
cases. Nothing OF importance or Of puDlic
interest took place.
Henrico County Court. Little Ofinterest was
done in the HenricO County Court yesterday.
Part Of the day was consumed In consider
Ing petitions for reduction Of assessment
OF lands i'm the county. In each case the
matters were satisfactorily adjusted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-17
Equitable League of America.

At regular meetingof Grace Court, No. 81,
Equitable League Of America, held al Gen.
trail Hall, No. 3l4 north Ftfth street. Monday
night. December 18th, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing term For JUS
tice, samuel X. Brster; for Clerk, Henry
spear: for Treasurer, Ramon Garcln; iOf
Herald, Albert :. WaldrOp; for Sergeant-at-
Arms, Andrew W. Tyree; for Constable, Sill
vanus A Pulliam; for Trustees. Cornelius V.
Clash Harvey J. Casey. and John A. roll
stead Ibis Court on the 22d day Of Februa-
~ next will be two years old ; mas large
and selected membership; Is steadily on the
increase and Will have over one hundred
members by April next 10 BE- represented at
the next annual Supreme Court session.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-17
HORSE RECORD.
Results and Entries of Races at Clifton
and GutteDburg.


Following are the results at Guttenbura
yesterday:
First race, one mile-Wlnona first, Kimber
" second. Baicarole third. Time l:i434.
second race, iivc-eiphths OF a mile, owners
handicap, catch weighis-Oberlin first, Judge
Mitchell second, Frances >. third. ZINE
Third ace. six AMI one-half mrlongs. sell
ing-BIussels hrst, MOhican second, Deer
Lodge third. Time 1:23.
Fourth race, one mile, handlcap-kern-
wood n ~, Peal set Second, Hilda third.
Time l:32si.
Finn race. six and one-half furlongs, sell
llng-Auamoly first, Tom DAILY second. J0eie
VI. Third. lime lob.
sym race, seven-eighths of mile, selling
MelOdrama first, aftermath secand, Land
seer third. Time 1910.
Entries at Clifton for Yesterday:
First race, five-eighths AZ a mile, selling
Red Elm. 1l2: Repeater, Il2: steve Jerome.
100; OsceOla, I06: Ihad Rowe, LOG; Freedom,
Jog; Cheeuy, LOG; Lakewood, lO3; Fustic,
100 Not Guilty, 100 LIZZIE fOnsp, 100; Pre-
MUM, gelding, 100; Village King 100; Cen
sOr, 100; Leo Brigel, 1O3.
second race, seven-eighths ola mlle-Tip-
staff, 100; bradford, 100; Grmaldi, 100;
Ftzroy. 100: Joe Courtney, 100; Wilfred, 100:
White Nose, 100; CotilliOn, 100; Brian Baron,
100; Village Maid, 100; Centaur, 100: Ola
lece. 100: syracuse, 100; Paradise, 100; Mas
Third race, three-quarters of mile
HOUR, lI2; Silver Prince, lis; Zed,
III; Betty Prather, Lizzie, Young Grace,
Battle Cry, los; Xenophone. 103; Lizzie
Pickwlck, 105; Conundrum, OctOgOn. Mag
gle c. geding, 80; Pauline Hail, Caramel,
hlly, 05; Perrwinkle, 103.
Fourth race one and an eighth miles
handicap-AlfarrOw. 40; outbound. 1Od;
Prince James. w. DAY. Jr.. 100; Blue Jeans,
90: Maria. Gettysburg, 90; LepantO, 80.
Fifth race, one mile and five furlOngs, sell
ing-OutbOund, l12; Gendarme. ll2 Gany
mede, los; Tom Boy, los; Eminence, 1O2
sour Mash, IO2; Eblis, 102; WOODBURY., 100;
Squanderer. 0s; Baltimore, So.
Sixth race. six and one-half furlOngs-Ma-
bel Glenn. 105; Busted, 1O5; The sheriff
IO5: It James, los: Prince James, 105; Pill
grim. 95: Monroe, 95; Punster. Jr., 05; Ad-
die T., 95; Mucilage, 95; Judge Nelson. 81
Jack Rose, %; Insight 90; Dr. Helmuth, 90
Basil Duke, 95.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-17
PLAY BY AMATEURS.
Event In January That VIII be Looked to
with Interest.

The ladies' of the Confederate Memorial
Literary Society will present play by ANA
teurs at Mozart Academy January 9th. 1t
is a four-act comedy entitled "School," by
4. w. Robertson, and the plot Is laid In Eng
land. IL Is, In the strictest sense, society
play, and one OF its striking characteristics is
parts for a bevy OF pretty girls-parts In
which much acting is done. but little spoken.
The entertainment will be for the benefit
OF the society so that the after can raise
funds necessary to the occupancy OF the
Davis mansion. The entertainment will be
similar to the one presented last winter,
when "Our American Cousin" was given.
Some Of the ladies and men who look part In
that play will accept roles in the new one.
Among those who VIII take part are Mrs.
II. A. 1abb, Mrs John Hancock Miss Bessie
Pace. Miss Mary Preston Moore. and Miss
Perkins: Messrs Allen Potts. Cotton Chaplin,
John Massie. william Simpkin, and PROBES
sor Hamberlln, OF Richmond College.
"SchOol" " o new play tOa Richmond au-
dience, and will be given in a pleasing man.
ner I'm every respect. When the production
tekes place It will be what society has de-
signed 10 call ian event"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-17
TWO MARRIAGES.
Mr.. Lowry and Miss Day-Mr. CoGbill and
Miss Pollard.

Avery pretty marriage ccuned at O'Clock
last night at the Leigh-street Baptist church.
The house was crowded with friends ana
with an Impressive ceremony DR.. Frost, pas
tor of the church united IN wedlock MIS-
Ada V. Day. one of Church Hits charming
voung ladies', and Mr.. O. f.. 10 ny. OF Gov
ington. Ky. The ushers were Messrs. ii; W.
Cottrell. :. l.. Elliott. j. NJ. Wakefield, j. j..
Lynch. o. J. Traylor and VIII McDonough.
The bride was attired in a travelling SUIT OF
eolden-bIown ladies' cloth; and carried O
I,rge bouquet Of bridal roses. The groom Is
the chief clerk of the Kentucky Central rail
road at COvingtOn. During the entrance OF
the bridal party the Wedding March was
rendered by Professor Watson. Immediately
after the ceremony the young pair left. mid
many good wishes for an extended western
our; after which they will reside in Coving-
ton. 49,, ,
MIR. c. T.. COgbill and Miss Minnie l.. Pollard
were married at Pine-Street Methodist
church Yesterday afternoon al half past .
o'clock. The ceremony was performed by The
pastOr Rev. J. b. HutsOn, in the presence OF
a large number of friends. The bride IS a
daughter Of Mr. Charles ii. Pollard, No. Oh
Albemarle street. and the groom Is wei
known young man Of this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-17
CONCERT TOMORROW NIGHT.
complimentary Notice Of Mile Deces'
Prims Donna


The nrst philharmonic concert Of the sea-
son. which occurs tomorrow evening. bids
fair TO be most brilliant affair. The enter
tainment will be OF superior quality. and
The audience very fashionable. Inc orcbes-
,ra under MIR Shaw's direction, as has been
before stated will be assisted by Mile. Decca,
late prfma donna OF her Msjesty's Opera
Company at London, and Signor CafIan RAM.
flute soioist with the Patti concert NoIn-
many The AFFAIR Is 20 be under the auspices
"a tbat eminent charity. the Woman's chris
flan AssociatiOn ~ Mile. Decca the Ne"
YORK sun of yesterday thus speaks; o..
"a concert for the Deneft OF SlgnOr SsDh
feld suVen last evening IN Chickering HAL
vas made chiefly remarkable by the appear
ancc OF two stars. perhaps we might say one
planet and one star. r SgnoI 'ain pail, ill
has shone 80 long and so brilliantly IN our
musical armament as 10 WIN bne hs"0''
name which can be given -, 49,,
curiosity was principally aroused eooul
Inc reappearance OF Mic. Desca, yount
lady who has devoted long ana serious s,uus
30 The cultivation OF nef Noic" u"ue' 4""N
,sihe marks OF this earnest and severe labor
are Ali 10 be seen In the severe metnous lnht
govern Mile. Decca's efforts. III IL the nos.
Interesting and complete exposition OF inh'
very remarkable teachers strong indiNldu-
aIlty that we have as yet seen or heard IN
..Gefsler though Influenced, was mol
4
rebelied at those CONSTANTS imposed, anu
inc wOman's personality prevailed IN the
artist. go ..,.o,,s,,..
Mile. Decca--at least IN those seleetlops
which She gave last niRht-did not preek
through any letters OF iron rules. On lne
CONTRARY, she evidently made use OF every
hint and every suggest on that had ever
been offered bv her teacher. ~
'srhe result was some beautiiul SINGING
some phenomenal siDging-singing mat won
sincere and deserved applause.
"Certain effects Of diminuendo, OF echo. in
which she is amazingly proficient OF mez.o-
voce, and Of extremely high notes were niue
short OF marvellous. 80 far Nile. Decca
stands enormously high; so high as 10 be al
most alone upon her pinnacle she IL un-
doubtedly capable Of pleasiog and astouho-
ing any audience.
What she can be IN opera remains Tor ner'
II she WILL TO show us-or, upon otheI ocSa-
sions to give us. i'm concert, wider examples
Of her skill -
cold criticism might touch upon sugges-
lions OF trifing stiffness OF manner ana an
imperfect ascending seq e, but IL ~ not neces-
saw 10 see shadows where thsre is such nm,
usual brightness, and II must be conceuec
fbof Mile Dpcca is no ordinary singer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-17
Colonel Marye's Marriage.

Governor Mckinney and Major w. Miles
Cary left yesterday afternoon al 3 O'Clock on
the Chesapeake and ohio railroad for last
Vile. northampton county, 10 attend the
marriage of Colonel Llttleton 1azewell wal
Ter Narye and Miss Rosebud Easter. The
ceremony will take place at the Episcopal
chur h at tastvile this morning al So'ciock.
The marriage knot 10 be tied by the brides
father
Mr, c. Lee Moore and Mr.. Edward II.
Fisher. of the state Auditors office. also left
yesterday TO attend the ceremony, Colonel
Marve will be married In uniform, he being
ON lhe stan OF GONernOr Mckinney.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-17
MarvIand and wa.hinrton DIvi.ion.

The shenandoah Valley railroad has been
acouired by the Norfolk and Western Rail-
road Company. as of October l, 1890, and will
hereafter be known as the Maryland and
Washington division OF the Norfolk and
Western railroad. and the jurisdiction OF the
Western railroad has been extended over
this division In the future the Maryland
and Washington division will be operated In
Two subdivisions. That portion OF the liue
between Rsanake and Shenandoah Will be
operated as the Roanoke division. and that
portion between Shenandoah and Hagers-
town will be operated as the Shenandoah di-
vi
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-17
MANCHESTER MATTERS.
Items From the City on the Other Side of
the River.

The Hastings Court was in session yester-
day. engaged in the consideration of civil
matters. The session will probably last a few
days longer.
The two negro hack-drivers who were be
fore the Richmond Police Court yesterday
morning, charged with the violation Of Man
chester city ordinances by creating dis
ui bance In the cemetery last week, were
baied by Mayor Atkinson lor thelr appear
ance before his court on the 22d Inst.
\ telegraph Office has been established al
CloptOn station at the junction of the Belt
Line and the kichI2Ond ana petersburg lai-
TOad.
The Gypsy's Warning. an emotional drama,
will be produced at gibbs Opera House next
Thursday and friday nights by company
composed entirely of local talent. The drama
was written by a working man, and is TOT
charitable purposes.
An important meeting Of the Manchester
Drulds will be held next Friday night In FL
vim Grove Hall Several Of the officers OF the
Grand GrO"e Will be present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-17
ReducIng Criminal Expenses.

IL is probable that at the next session OF
the General Assembly a bill will be intro
duced embracing q plan for allowing Com
monwealth attorneys a salary instead OF fees.
This will carry ont the question which has
been discussed for several years of reducing
the criminal expenses of the State, II the
oil is introduced, il Will have the support OF
some of the most influential officials IN The
state and members Of the Legislature. II is
believed that this change Will reduce the an
nual cost of criminal expenses. AT least, this
is the view taken by some of the leading
Democrats in Virginia, but until the General
Assembly meets. nothing will be done.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-17

DIR. Iandon b. Edwards, Of this city. yester-
day received a letter from his iatDer, Rev.
Dr. John T.. Edwards, Of LSnchburg, who as
been quite III. An extract from the letter
says: Il did have a sharp attack. but not OF
long duration. 1 sat up all day yesterday
Sunday, and am up ana about the house to-
day. DIR. Latham was with me three times
on SATURDAY. 1he attack was most violent
neuralglc headaehe, with sick or irritable
state OF the stomach | shall soon be as well
as usual was over In Amherst on Thurs
day at the burial OF my broIher's widow, and
was exposed and took cold"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-17
A onersrmAs GIFT TO EVERY CHILD
The Pleasing Question Easily Solved.

Rutrafpa
As the days are shortening TO the ap-
preaching time when friends and relatives
gladly show their token Of gratitude ana
love 10 one another, the mind naturally re-
yerts 10 what shall be appropriate 10 SUIT
One'sr fancy and the donors purse, II Is 10
those with limited circumstances, VINO
would gladly give and make happy those
around them. but are compelled by adverse
fortune to economic in the purchasing OF
gifts. II you are thinking of making a
present 10 your husband or father Ola beau
tiful made suit or an oyercoat, we can show
YOU handsome line for $40 twenty diner
cnt styles that Is usually sold at SIG. III
i'm want OF child's suit or Overcoat, we
have them as low as Sl.75; from that to the
finest grades at January prices. In gents
umbrellas, mufliers, and hats, there is no
place in this city can show better line
than SO. Z. c.. corner Third and Broad
streets. Every purchaser is entitled to
handsome souvenir.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-17

ELKlNs.-Mrs. PHEsE ELRINS, wife OF
Joseph Elkins. OF Baltimore, Md, and
daughter of Peter and Bette Hawthorne.
died at her parents residence. 100 south
Belvidere street. this city, Of consumption
aged twenty-o years and eleven months.
Notice OF funeral later
HORD.- Died. Of diphtheria. at 900 o'clock
Monday December 10, 1890. hARRlET +.
HORD infant daughter OF Granville aud An
me Il. Hord aged two years one month and
fifteen days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-17
IHE CAR MEN.
Report OF the Committee About the Con
ference.

AS was stated I'm yesterdays TINES the
street-car men held a secret meeting I'm Lee
Camp Hall. between midnight and day
Yesterday, 10 take action upon the
report OF the committee appointed 10
wait on Mr.. Fisher, president
of the system. The meeting did not adjourn
until about o'clock. and most OF the time
was occupied by the discussion Of the recep-
ton OF tie committee at the hands OF the
president. Their report was finally received,
but the committee was continued with in
structions TO pus1 the matter with which
they are entrusted.
The general voice Of the Union shO~cd
great dissatisfaction AT the result OF the con-
ference with Sir. Fisher, or at least al his
failure 10 confer personally with the commit
tee. No positive steps win be taken. how
ever. until the final action OF the authorities
OF the road Is received.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-17
The Ambulance CalIs.

The ambulance was called yesterdar morn
ING nj I:45 o'clock to 2707 Main street
where Or. Lawrence, the physician, found a
man under the influence OF liquor and suffer
lng from heart failure lie was taken 10 his
home, on seventeenth street near Man shall.
1he next call was at 2:25 O'Clock. TO the
woodward Of Guy & Lorraine, TO see col
Ored man who had caught his hand In saw
he wound was dressed and The man left
with friends.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-17
F.,., r,p,o.,on Of Powder Works.

YOUNGSTOWN, o., Dec. lc.-shortly after
n on to.day a terrible explosion occurred at
I ,e works OF the Ohio Powder Company, i've
miles Lorth OF this city. The corning mill
was blown up, Instantly killing two en-
1lJyees, James Kerr and William Lewis.
Several others we're injured, but not seri-
ously. The building was CONF leteiy
wrecked. The explosion was plainly heard
fifteen miles away.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-17

The embalmed body OF Mrs. julia SOmer-
Vile, who died two weeks ago at st. Luke s
Home, is still at Undertaken Christians.
The husband is undecided whether 10 stay
here. and the remains Will not be Inferred
until he makes his arrangements.
Captain Angle has al the second police
station fine gold watch, which the owner
can ges by describing.
Judge Kendall. of northampton, is at the
Governors Mansion on a visit.
CAPTAIN stewart of the English army, is a
guest at Brook Hill" III HenricO county
Mrs Colonel W. +. Cutshaw was but slight
Is better yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-17
mandsome PIeoes of Work

THE TIMES has received from Mr.. James L.
Taylor. general passenger agent of the Rich
mond and Danville railroad, a handsome cal
endar of the Piedmont Air Line for 1891, and
also an illustrate descriptive advertising
article about the Richmond and Danville
railroad system that appeared In the Com
mercial Forum for october.
BON are handsomely executed and are very
artistic pieces OF work.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-17
Executive CIemfncY.

Governor Mckinney yesterday pardoned
Austin Brown, convicted OF petit larceny last
month in Norfolk, and sentenced 10 SIX
months I'm Jail.
lhe Governor refused 10 pardon samuel
Hicks, who was convicted January, 1880 in
MecklenDurg county, OF felonious assault,
ana sentenced 10 the penitentiary for five
wears
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-17
Evangelical Work.

The Committee Of the synod OF Virginia on
Evangelical Work meets in Petersburg to-
day noon. They Will come TO Richmond this
evening at 1870 o'clock. and will hold meet
ingln Or. HOges church. Addresses VIII be
made bv Major Kirkpatrick. Mr.. Fleming.
and nr. HOge All OF the Presbyterian con-
gregations In the city will worship at that
church fO-uiUnf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-17

Mr.. Joseph ). Potts. division freight agent
OF the Richmond and Danville railroad, says
that he is authorized TO state officially that
his company has no intention of changing 10
Newport News its present satisfactory ar
rangements fJr shipment via West Point
where IL has constructed extensive and cost
ly facilities 10 conduct that business.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-17
rra,srnsl Circle Msss-Meetinc.

There will be a mass-meeting at Ellett's
Hall tonight OF the order OF the Fraternal
Circle. An address on the objects and prin-
ciples Of the order will be delivered by Mr.
William Hamilton Of Boston.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-17

A meeting OF the West End W. c. 7. U. was
held at No. III Grove avenue yesterday.
There was good attendance Of members.
The next meeting will be held at The same
place. special prayer meeting at $3.50.
Usual business at II. NJ.