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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-06
\. NJ. c. A. AnnuaI Addres..

LEXINGTON. Va, Dec. Especial. Tho
Rev. Or. J.. b. Taylor. Of the Baptist church
here. delivered the annual address before tue
University Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton last night in the University chapel 10 a
large and well-pleased audience. as the Doc
tor always draws. lie took for his subject
Opportunity" and never had the young
students more forcibly impressed upon their
minds the importance of working while it Is
day. DR.. Taylor is a great favorte here with
the students and cadets. amongst whom he
does a great work. and il is no unusual thing
to md them going TO him for advice and
counsel.
Nh j. Tate McClung. well-known citizen
Of Buena Vista, this county, was buried here
this afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-06

SrAusroy. w., Dec. Especial. Judge
Mel aughlins court adjourned to-day. Tho
court has been I'M session continuously since
November 10th. and great deal Of business
has been disposed Of The activity OF tho
ludpe would close up great many more cases
f the lawyers could be gotten ready. As it is
cases remain IN tho docket fr N one 20 one
hundred years, greatly o. tine loss OF parties H.
terested. yexat.0us T. the court and general
nuisance. attended with greatly-added costs.
often tine Original parties % the suit get moth
inc. one notable case has gone OF the docket
At this term OF the court. where the names
have been heard for more than ono hundred
wears 10 is the case ~ Peck against Borden
and il has been n tho hands Of every artt0r-
ueg of the StauntOn Bar, with scarcely an
exception. There nr0 800 % 500 eases
on the docket ot this court. Many ofthem con-
tinue from term 90 term without order and
upon all sorts of pleas. II rs rs good as a cir
Gus to see the attorneys hopping around when
cases are called by the Judge, rs II they had
never heard of them before. Nobody is ready.
papers are lost. unsettledfund unexpected or
dor and many more such pleas. postponing
cases IN which the poor and needy are deeply
Interested These things ought not 30 10 be.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-06

EAGLE ROcr. Va. Dec. 5-1Special Am
accident occurred here about noon to-day, in
consequence of which three persons were in
iuIed while hunting with Mr.. Richard
Burks and q young sixteen yeaT-0ld son Of
Mr. Charles Carter of this place.
6lGlen Budsell in some way allowed bis gun.
loaded with squirrel shot. % fall from his
shoulder. causing the load 10 be discharged.
Mr.. Burks was wounded in his hand. Young
Carter received a dozen shot in his leg, above
and below the knee and tho unfortunate
Rudisou had the bones of his right Leg JUST
below the knee. mangled IN a sicAening man
neT.
Upon a consultation Of the doctors IL was
decided that amputatlon was necessary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-06

STANTON. Va. Dee 5-lSpecial. Colo
mel John Lewis Peyton and other relatives
and connections of the Lewis family have de-
cided TO erect bronze monument 10 the
the family in Virginia. I'm the City Park.
The order for the statue has .been given to
Valentine, Of Richmond The cost will be
$4,000
The executors Of tho late Hon. A. II.
H. Stuart have eivento the y. NJ G.. A. a large
library. I'm the collection are books ofticti0n.
history biography, religion, politics and
science.
Messrs. Reeves Colt. j. W Bodley. Major
J. w. HotchMss Captain W. II. kaber. ii.
NJ. McIlhanv. j. A. Alexander Charles Curry,
e. G. Morton. George a. NEWMAN, q. *.
Lapham and T.. A. Ross have been elected
delegates 10 represent the Stanton Alliance
in the State Convention, which meets in Rlch-
mond December 18th and 10th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-06
Suggestion to Richmond Business Men.

WELDON. n. c.. Dec. 5.-fSpecial. 1t is
reported that another passenger train vii.
soon be put on the Coast Line. This is usu-
ally done during the winter months, but
what the schedule will be is not known Ii
tho business men of Richmond would bestir
time table Of the new train so arranged
as 10 arrive at this point in
good time o. make connection with the
"Shoo-iy' trains leaving here in the morning
ats clock for Raleigh. go for Wilmington,
and for Norfolk. THIS arrangement would
allow Richmond business men TO spend the
dav at any point on these roads and return at
night. BY this means they could visit any
of the towns. and especially Rocky
Mount. Henderson. oxford and Wilson, all
of which are large tobacco markets. OF
course % do this the new tram bound North
would also have to connect here with The re-
turning "shOO-hyn trains mentioned above.
Im Inus would then reach this place early
in the morning from Eve 10 six hours earlier
than tho Baltimore and Washington papers
and would be proportionatoly benefited.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-06

RtLEfGH. n. c.. Dec. 5.-lSpecial "A
brother o. Dr. Roane. Of HillsoorO who WAS
reported TO have confessed on his death bed
to being one of the murderers of Stevens in
Caswel county IN 1870 has Indignantly de-
MED that Dr. Roane made any such con-
fess0n. The former now resides IN Reds
VILE. and says he can prove that DR.. Roane
was not IN Caswell county 1T that time.
Seventy-seven convicts. who have been at
work in Cherokee county on the DucktOwn
here to-day.
At q meeting Of the board Of aldermen Of
this city last night it was determined 10 pro-
coed at once 20 erect a hospital with the funds
left for that purpose 0y John Rex, who died
here few days ago. Tho fund amounts To
about 395 900. The hospital viii be known
rs Rex Hospital. and be in two divisions, one
for white and one for cOlored
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-06

WELDON. n. c.. Dec. 8. Especial. The
tobacco exposition mt Rocky Mount Wsdnes-
day and Thursday was SAID 20 be q grand
success Its future as "a tobacco market is
now assured The occasion terminated with
q german last night which WAS attended by
many visitors. among them being several
from here.
Sneak thieves entered the house Of Mr. j.
y. Evans last night while the family was at
supper and carried of number of articles
I'm the hail.
The local freight trains Of the Wilmington
and Weldon road have resumed the carrying
of passengers
The Atlantic Coast Line has reduced the
number Of its employees nc this point, and dis
satisfaction il expressed no the extra work
devOl wing on those who remain.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-06

george Parker Midst the Ruins OF Canss'
store FINDS gaIuabies.
Deor,e Parker. negro about nineteen
!.-.s %, age. was arrested yesterday after
non charged with stealing a box Of goods
rom tle store OF Ganss AZ Co. lie was locked
up aul will have hearing tomorrow morn
y. George tried 10 obtain admission 10 the
'..ie about noon as o. messenger Tor an insur-
4-'e company. bat was refused admittance.
hf sue4ked iD about q o'clock. and was
l.-Sll I'D The act OF purloiniug iewelry and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-06
News In and Around surry county.

SURRY COURTHOUSE. Va. Dec. 5.-lSpeclall
The Suny. southampton and Sussex Lumber
Companys mill at Dendron Is working 800
hands.
Nr. !. w. Robinson. Of Dendron. has four
hos which he expects 20 kill In January, and
hopes 70 get 800 p unds Of pork from them.
Bishop Randolph will visit Wakefield next
Friday. and will consecrate o new church, 70
be called Emmanuel.
The Episcopal church at Smithield has
called the Rev T. q. Scott Of G0rdonsyiile,
and 10 is thought he will accept. ii. Paul $
church has been asked to. join in the call and
has been offered two Sunday services per
month.
Very heavy rains foil yesterday. The wea-
Their is clear aud beautiful today.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-06

BmsToL. TFSS, Dec Especial. The
whereabouts of David s. Morrison. defaultlng
deputy county court clerk Of Scott county,
Va, is still matter Of the darkest uncer-
tainty Some who claim TO know say that
be has crossed the Atlantic
Teunessees fddhng Ex-Governor, Robert
/. Taylor. viii start on hs lecture tour De-
cember 18th. opening at johnson City, Tenn.
HE viii he i'm Bristol on the Both. The sub
iect of Mr.. Iaylofs lecture IS The Fiddle
and tho Bow" and is said to be one of the
very best productions OF that broad and conta-
piags humor which has made Mr.. Taylor
famous as q story-telier and stump speaker.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-06

S1NouABrrR. Va, Dec 5.-lSpeeial We
had quito brilliant. interesting and protta-
lie entertainment at Mrs. Bette Brooks near
here. last night. supper was gwen Tor the
benefit of foreign missions and the Virginia
0rnhanage. the proceeds - be equally d.
vided. There were in attendance about ono
hundred and fifty persons
The aides Missionary Society OF Skin
ouarter church are doing telling work One
of their most honored members. and a woman
Of superb Christian character. Mrs. Virginia
Goodo was kept away by sickness. from
which she has been sufferer for many
months.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-06
Llttlc none of CaptaIn rarrish,s neeoyery.

CHRIOrTEsvnIE, Va, Dec. 5.-Captain l.
j. Parrish, who was so seriously injured by q
fall in Richmond Monday. was brought home
this morning on a special car. His family
physician. Dr. II. 4. Nelson. accompanied
him. Tho serious nature OF the injury sus-
tanned by Captain Parrish. at the advanced
aye Of over seventy. gives little hope OF re-
coyeTy For many years be was treasurer Of
Albemarle county.
CAPTAIN Harrison Robertson left here to-
dav for New York, whence, on the 10th in
slant. he will sail for Europe to be absent
eeveral months.
Mr James Perley Is confined 10 his room by
illness.
Mr. Joseph 7. McAllister, an old Iniyer-
sity student. is visiting friends at the Unit
yersity
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-06

ScorrsyuLr. w.. Dec Especial Am
nouncement is made OF the approaching mar
Hnrhes The bride-elect is the oldest
daughter of Mr. John Schultz. OF this place.
Size IS highly accomplished and has hosts Of
friends. Mr. Hughes is a progressive business
man and q native of tluvanna county.
The marriage which Will be quiet one,
will take place December ath at L. NJ. at
the residence OF the brides parents.
Everybody in this neighborhood - highly
delighted at the reappointment OF General
i d Hill railroad Commissioning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-06

FRfDFRicEsBCRG. Va, Dec. Especial -
ThOmasAcres. a cOIOred man whose home Is IN
SpOtsvlWuia county WIS thrown from MS
wagon last night while on his way TO this city
with % load OF railroad ties the wagon pass
ing over his body and breaking lus leg. He
was brought here and DR.. II. VI. ID. Martin
set the lex and otherwise relieved his suuer-
ings
Miss Bertha Strasburger has returned homo
from pr0tracted visit 10 friends in Bultl-
Father Dinneen. Of st. Mary's Catholic
church i'm this city, has returned home after
an absence Of three weeks and will conduct
the usual services in his church sunday.
Captain Harry /. Warren. formerly Of this
city. now % prosperous farmer yi VIense
county il visiting the family OF his late father
in-law. John G.. Hurkalnp. ut their home on
Hanover street.
The people Of the county arc very much
excited on the question of the county Judge
shin. Judge IL. T. Waller. tlo present lncum-
bent and Mr.. Lee j. Graves. VINO is also
candidate. agreed that they would make no
canvass for the position. but would abide the
decision of Hon. VI b. Rowe, the delegate in
the legislature.
While these gentlemen are quietly awaiting
the result their friends are actively 40 work.
They ere not circulating petitions for sigma
ture. but are publishing letters IN the local
press and otherwise advocating the claims
and recounting tho qualifications OF their
respective favO rite. The feeling between the
friends of Judge Waller and bir. Graves has
become so heated that there is serious talk Of
BRINGING out a new name rs compromise
candidate. Several names arc mentioned in
this connection.
An effort will be made on court day which
will be next Monday % have q mass-meeting
of the citizens at which 1t is hoped candl-
date can be agreed upon. Delegate Rowe.
who viii finally be called upon u recon-
mend n name to the caucus. Is DESTROYS. it Is
understood. of naming q man VINO VIII be
satisfactory to the greatest number Of the
citizens Of the county. # their choice can 10
ascertaiued
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-06
NEs. T. d. cERsLEY DEAD.

NE Unfortunate Occurrence Took Place
Last Evening at II O'Clock.
'.rs- ". ID. Cersley died last evening at II
o...A il Manchester. and the news being re-
'-fei about tho city cast gloom over many
i1..aods She was % beloved woman.
combining with her exemplary Christian life
NF Of tho graces and accomplishments
eudearei her o. large circle of
ie. 81 and tie announcement OF her death
"-. surprise and u matter of grief TO all who
.eA aef She was the wifc o4 the we'll
.l."l merchant OF Manchester. and leaves
...e children y. B Corley. who is en-
lel at DIS fathers ta lishmont. r. n.
eY and Miss ora Ccrsloy. Az midnight
.-'. .el.ng arrangements had not been made
jog t.n ..Iar.I
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-06

PETERSBURG. Va. Dec. Especial The
iail of Dinwiddie county. at Dinwiddie Conrt-
house was destroyed by FIRE about dark yes
terday IL is supposed TO have been set on
fire by a eolored lunatic named Arthur Lewis.
who was the only prisoner confined IN the
building, and who was burned to death Bic.
and Air. John Y. Harris endeayored 10 get
into the iail 10 save the lunatic. but they were
driven back by the names
The Circuit Court Of Petersburg. Judge b.
A. Hancock presiding, opened this morning,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-06
Tho Necroea Eecnncd.

mos GATE. Va. Dec 5-lSpecial The
negroes reported YOU last night as shooting
at brakeman Jlnkins escaped. Nothing has
been seen OF heard Of them since. They have
been hunted for faithfully.
Dr. T.. IS. Pendleton is Frustrated with Ia
Mf. J. F.. Dillon. proprietor OF the Lithia
House. Is very lA.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-06
COUNTY JUDGESHIPS.
Judge Isanc II. Christian Recommended in
Charles CITY.


Charles CITY.
RrruvrrrE p. O., CHARLES Cry COUNTY,
VA. Dec 3. Editor Times: AZ the Legs
lature is now in session and ono Of the most
important things that will claim their atten-
ton will be tho appointment OF Judges.
FOR this county We nsk that the incumbent.
Judge Isaac a. Christian, may be appointed
There is certainly no more popular citizen or
learned gentleman in this district. and no ap-
po.utmont would give more general satisfac-
tion than 90 sec Judge Christian replaced in n
position he has held so long and with such
distinguished ability.
lie was reinstatcd by tho Democrats in
1856, and has since filled the position with
pronounced credit 20 himself and entire sat
isiacton TO all VINO have had occasion to
come ~ connection with his court His
many friends IN the county feel confident OF
hs appointment ID.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-06
FRfDAY NIGHTS FIRE.
n" aftermath About the CONGREGATIONAL
Large Crowd NJ the Ruins.

Large Crowd NJ the Ruins.
Inc ruins II Ganss a. Co. s fire attracted
many people yesterday. Throughout tie
morning large crowd WAS constantly before
.As blackened and charred remains. Nothing
% .eit save the walls of the buildings Nessrs
T. nuchanan Brooke a Co, A. +. Craig and
%. Duike suffered more or less from tho
elects Of the flames.
~ o. them fortunately were insured. and
ny an emerged from the flames better than
many anticipated At one time il WAC
'~'uRut the whole block Of buildings would
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-06

DANWILF, Va. Dec. 5.-iSpecial. The
leaf tobacco market bias been very active this
week. receipts being quite large. aud double
sales lasting all day. Each day the types
offered are about the same as last week with
more abundant supply OF good
filters and the occasional appearance
Of pie of medium 10 good
wrappers. though the preponderance Of oiier-
ings consisted OF Jugs. strips. granuators and
common filters The waFehousemen are
unanimously of tue opinion that fine wrap
pers are scarcer in this crop than was eyor
known before. Our buyers seem anxious for
all grades. and notwithstanding the heavy
receipts. prices remain high. fully up 10 last
weeks figures, though. on the better grades.
A weakening in the values OF low grades and
nondescripts was noticeable IN the latter
days Of the week.
There were sold during the week at the
warehouses u IA piles OF tobacco aggregat-
ing La $40 pounds. Inc shipment OF manu-
foctured stock during the week amounted 70
10000 pounds
An incoming freight train on the Virginia
Midland road jumped the track q half mile
from this city to-day az II o'clock. Three
freight cars and a iiat went into the ditch and
were badly smashed. No one was hurt. The
track was blocked for several hours.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-06

Columns. o.. Dec. 5-Thls afternoon two
well -dressed strangers entered fahey's Bank
at Marion, and while one engaged tho cashier
the railing and grabbed q tray containing
~ 500. Tho two'men made good their escape,
although pursued by the police. About 10
O'Clock the robbers were apprvhended At
Kenton. Hardin. and posse started in pur-
suit. The smaller escaped. but tho other
was killed in melee which followed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-06
contest for County JudgeshIp.

WILLIAMSBURG. Va. Dec Especial. -
The contest for the county judceship made
vacant by the death OF Judge ". g.. W.
Farthing is now waxing warm. There are
FIVE candidates in the field, each one expect
Ing the judicial ermine 70 fall on ais shout
ders. These candidates are Mr. Robert I.
Armistead an old practitioner and once Com
m0nwealths attorney of this county and city.
Mr. Sydney Smith. present CommOnwealtn's
attorney for York county ey-Judge Henry Is.
Warren, Mr.. Cyrus A. Branch and William II.
i. Morecock All OF these gentlemen. 1t IS
believed have circulat q petitions, and the
result OF the contest IS looked forward TO
with no little interest
The executive committee Of the asylum
board was in session Thursday. A large num-
Der of bills were audited. and other routine
business was attended 70. The members
present were Colonel Walter II. Taylor of
Norfolk, Captain McCracken OF fredercks-
burg and Judge Richardson OF Richmond.
President Lyon G.. Tyler's latest book. en-
titled Parties and Patronage Is now being
reviewed by many Of the Northern journals.
and, as might have been expected, Is recely-
ing some very sharp criticism.
Professor l. Leslie Hall the learned pr0fes-
sor Of English at the College Of William and
Mary will soon publish translation of Beo-
wolf. the oldest Angl poem. The object
Of this book Is 10 snOWthOse who are unabletO
read Anglo-Saxon how our ioreiathers
thought. fought and lived Professor Hall
is recognized as an eminent scholar and. no
doubt this work will be worthy of its author
Mrs r.. T.. Lamb of West Point, IS expected
here soon 10 spend the holidays with her
parents. Captain and Mrs Lamb.
Dr. james II. Garlick. second assistant ply
stefan NJ tho asylum left for Richmond yes
terday.
one Of the leading farmers Of York county
informed me to-day that there would be made
not more than One-third of the usual crop Of
peanuts This shortage was caused by the
excessive wet weather last summer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-06
MANY MANCHESTER ITEMS
Matters Of Interest Written About BY
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-06

Sleeplessncss nervous prostIaIlon, nis, ~
hot nushes nervous dyspepsia, confusion are
cured by Dr. Miles Neryino lral bottles ana
fine books free at Owens d Minor Drug COM
panY, No. 1907 Main street. op oslIe IOsIolce.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-06

RoANoKE. Va. Dec. Especial. Harry
Tuggle. little son OF f. y. Iuggie. OF this
city ran oil from home few day, ago wltn
an older boy named Philips who. II IS alleged, ,
persuaded him 10 leave. Bat Harry aid not
enjoy his new liio and new companion as Wen
as ais childish fancy had imagined. ana after
being beaten Dy the Philips boy near Nythe-
vile no ESCAPED from him, went 20 a passenger
TRIM and was brought back 10 koanoke.
The little fellow tod sad tale Of the suffer
ings hs had experienced and tho erneltles
subjected 10. lie had had but little % eat
since be left nome. aud was almost past
sneakine when returned to his parents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-06

The ladies' Of Monumental church desire TO
exnress Their thanks % Messrs Manly b. Ra-
mos IL Co. for tho magnificent Gabler piano
he so kindly loaned them for use ut the ba-
zaar of that church held last week at the Mo-
Fart Academy OF Music.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-06

In "Parthenia" and "Gnatea" comparison
between Mary Anderson and Marie Prescott
is inevitable, and It ~ not extreme praise TO
say that Miss Prescott has the greater merit
OF the two-Detrolt Post-Irlbune.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-06

Avoid al risk with stubborn cough by
using at once Or. ID. Jayne's kxpectorant, =
sure remedy for ali coughs and colds and we'll
calculated to exert beneficial influence on
q lungs and throat.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-06

L. y. Mclean bought the play irom tho
Mccullough estate and Is now the sole owner
and interpreter OF "SpartacuS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-06

Miss Prescott was thrilling. She dressse
the part magniicently and graces It with her
ClL1 Umaa.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-06

DR.. Kerr delivered lis lecture. 'Giimpses
of the Orient" at the Second Presbyterian
church last night The house was packed
and the lecture was considered one of the
most eloquent and cultured ever delivered IN
this city upon any subject.
The expectation Of coal from Lamhert's
Point for the week ending December Sd
amounted % ZJ,7ll tons.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-06
Late Publications.

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