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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-12

, Edward Gardner died of consumption al
the esdence OF his mother at ll5 west Carv
street. on thursday evening at J. O'Clock IN
the tweniy-ninth year of his age. lie was n
son OF Nate i. and the late Reuben T. Gard
ner. rs late father once held "a clerksbjn in
Colonel Bggers Office and afterward re5re
scented the county of Hanover in the Iiousa
OF Delegates and Eddie was once a pace in
the Senate His last business occupation was
with The Southern Express Company ana he
won the respect and confidence of al c,n.
nected with that business concern.
A iew months ago That dreaded disease. con-
he oled he called bis mother. brothers and
sisters and other relatives and friends to his
bedside and babe them goodbye with that
faith IN Redeemers love.
tie WAS exemplary and leaves in the mem.
ores oi all who knew him the most pleasant
recollections Of his manly virtues.
HIS funeral will take place this morning NJ
II o'clock from the First Presbyterian Church
ana the hey DR.. r. =. Kerr will oficiate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-12
charlottesville Notes.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. Dec Il.-tSpecial. On
We inesday last AZ Auburn Hill" the residence
OF iir !. Massio smith. this county. was solemn
lied the marriage OF Mr.. Henry Quarles Bloo
and Miss Maggie Ilmbcrlake, the Rev. Johh -.
1urpin. Of the Charlottesville BAPTIST church'
performing the ceremony. number OF guests
nearly all of whom were relatives OF the con
tracing parties we're present. Miss Nellie i r.
Smith WIS the maid of honor; Mr.. Hersert H.
Harri', OF lyncnburg. the usher. Inc loll4g,N-
iHg couples accompanied the bridal party. Mr.
Edward NJ. Sneed with Miss a. Gillette BlDp
of Louisa county; Mr. Edward Bib, Of Louisa.
with Miss Fannie Ihornhiil, OF LynchDurg, ar.
SOmmerj BIB. Of LOWmOOr. with MISS SAME
W. smith; Dir. Robert G. liodes. Of bonceyerfe'
". Va. with Miss Fannie b. Shelton, Of Staun-
ton; llr. Robert ). Williams OF Albemarle' with
Miss Mamie A. Smith. OF Naynesboro.
Mr. and Mrs. Elbb. accompanied by NUMBER
OF friends. took the train Tor Louisa Courthouse
ana from thence proceeded 30 tho estate OF me
groom. a few miles distant. where hey VIII
make their future home. reception was ten
dered the bride and groom By the father OF the
groom. Nr II. i. Bib.
Mr. Horace B. burnley died at his residence
on High street, this morning NJ O'Clock OF
nropsy. after prOtracted illness Dec aset
was more than siKty-fve years of age, and was
born near Stony Point IN This COUNTY; heiore
the var he owned and operated BIO Mills and
al-1 conducted general mercantile business
there he was taken prisoner at Point Lookout
during ms service IL tie army. tie had htld
positions Of trust IN tlDemsrle county, being
the county court clerk tor more than sixteen
years. tic was member Of the fresbFl efian
Church and held Office IN that body OF CARTS
tiGns several times. lie was recognized as a
man Of sterling worth and integrity, and our
county has lost in bis death one OF Its most
prominent and influential citizens. Ills widow
now critically ill., survives him.
3lr. JeirJ W Martin. wel-known citizen Of
this county. died on tuesday night az his homo
near trctI Mon. after q long illness. lis
funeral too piace ye,te rday, and he was buried
in The old family Durying- ground near North
Garden. His wife and two daughtCr.. Mrs.
Field Of Gordonsyiilo and Mrs.. Cosby of Rich
Inond survive him
Now that we can get tho Richmond SUNDAY
papers at about a o clock on the day OF publ
cation IL would seem that Charlottesville has
abou, all 1t can dc ire IN the way OF mail ia
.lltles.
The Rev. II p. Lee associate rector Of Christ
church in this place, preached a. ne Edgehiil |
chapel last night and organized Mems Guild |
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-12
still CompIimcnting The Times-Chester-
fields Progress.

DRY BRIDGE, Dec. -iSpecial.l-Haying been
on your subscription list since the first issue
and from long experience a a constant reader
of daily AMI weekly papers. | acquired husl-
have ACCOMPLISHED from any other source
Most OF our ) Is have advanced in their ma
tiOnal interests with wonderful progress, and
along with II our southern journal. TUE lines.
has advanced with more raridity ian anv
other IspCr South HIS editorial department
ana Local and iorelgn news.
Now that our state debt seems 20 be adjusted
satisfactory y to our people # get this from
your paper. wo may look 10 near future for
foreign capital and active prosperity. both Il
the advance IN price of lands and agricultural
and mineral Development 20 are rich IN both
and our climate equal in variety and genIalIty
10 that OF any state in the country.
Richmond and Manchester offer great induce
ments 10 thor merchants from these localities
a. trade centres for The South and great
West. The Richmond and Danyllle system Of
two routes West are making the way clear for
extensive traffic and development for enterprise
with other routes; we are offered on the
different lines great Inducements 10 improve
ana buiid up towns and villages within a radius
OF twenty miles from he two cities.
The Richmond and panyllle have found il
necessary TO build q depot at Dry Bridge, six
teen miles from Manchester
This is a very thickly settled neigh orhood.
Within the last hive or ten years forty or fifty
Western and Northern families have bought
lands and are building houses and improving
their small fans rapidly
The elevation on the heights overlooking the
railroad are from 30 10 - feet above tide
water. A glimpse Of the Blue Ridge and Peaks
Of otter can lie seen from some OF the SUBMITS
High Hill and Old la lsbOro. We are EXEMPT
from the early and late frOsts, hence our fruit
and vegetable crops are not lost one wear in
fifty. Many beautiful sites are 10 be- had for
permanent ana summer residences. We are eX-
empt from malaria hence ours IS healthy
SPOT.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-12

ROANOKE. Va. Dec. Special This even.
ing. about % clock while Messrs. r. ". GRAY.
=. ". Meadows. hiss Nenagh OF Hackettstowu'
y j., aul Miss Gilbert. of Washington H. 4.
were driving down tlill Mountain Ina a snrrv.
the breast yoke broke. The horses became IN,
manageable AMI started down the mountain AZ
dangerous pace Messrs. Gray and Meadows
and Mss Mtnagh Jumped Tor their lives and
escaped without injury bur Miss Giiiert re-
NAMED IN the vehicle tih II was ready 70 20
over pccipico when she Jumped and Wa
struck hy one OF the front wheels. Dut her in-
jure3 are not serious. The horses and urry
went over fhe precipice 80 feet Tho vehicle
snashed put strange 10 say he horses escaped
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-12
THE TIMES ENrERPRISE.
The Good Work 1T Has Accomplished for the
Reading Public.


The arrival of the Richmond morning papers
in this city and others in Southwest Virginia
by 0 A. NJ. marks a new era in the progress Of
our development and a most important one
100 uch cannot be said IN praise OF the efforts
by winch this acceptable result was accom-
plishcd Although both Of the capitals morn
ING papers arrive at the same time the
people ~ this section Of Virginia owe
i TO a gentleman representing The TINES that
they can reai the Richmond papers simulta-
neOusly with its own citizens. Nor D. tins the
only respect in which the management of that
a .miraDle journal has commended 10 10 the adj
mlratIOn and support OF the Virginia people. IL
has distinctly elevated the tone and scope of
Virginia journalism. It's news matter is varied.
extensive, reliable and free from that class Of
news which characterzes the pru-
RENT columns OF some Of our great
city daiies. It's editorials are sensi-
bic. conservative. devoted 10 Nrginias
social. moral and industrial interests. candid in
the announcement OF its political views and too
honest 10 avoid the plain declaration Of its
princin les under himsy pretense of being in
dependent for fear II should lose an occasional
dl>pCased subscriber.
In short, The TINES is q model Virginia
paper under model Virginia management and
should find warm welcome in every Virginia
household.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-12

LYONS.-Died Friday morning. December
J.. Lyons.
Funeral viii take place 40 J. b. SATrR-
DAl. December 18th, from Deg iate residence.
il0i loyi avenue. Friends of tho family in-
yitcd 10 attend
MOSBl.-DiCd on Friday. December 80. 1901
a. l2 M. 40 the residence Of her brother y. ID
Mostly. Miss MARY j. NOSBl.
Funeral from above residence 40 j. w. BAT
JkDAh, December l.. 1901.
Attended, RI her residence. 1.if east
Marshall street December l0fh 40 30 .l5 =. H..
after long illness. Alrs SUSAN H.. ALLEN.
IN the seyeny-eiehth year Of her age; relief
OF Christian Allen.
Funeral Will take place from The house ~
o'clock T. H.. SATURDAY December igth.
Friends and acquaintance. invited t0 atteal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-12
Business Failure-prohibltion Fight

CHARLOTrE. y. C.. Dec. 1.-lSpeciaL Milton
Brown. a prominent young merchant OF Sails
bury. has ass gned. Assets $1,000; liabilit ies.
s22g0; preferred creditors TO the amount Of
$1,000.
Bud Johnson .colored was arraigned in court
TO-DAY ON The charge of burglary. The verdict
was guilty OF burglary in the second degree.
The Incense question grows IN interest fine
commissioners have refused license 70 q. w.
klttell proprietor OF the buford hotel iar as
II was proved thar whisky had been sold in his
nar on sunday and o minors he Prohibitions
lists are Waging hot night. and have witnesses
against every bar man IN town The loard OF
aldermen, Il Us und arstOod, VIII grant license
II he commissioners refuse II, 50 10 Will be-
heated contest Vet.
4 mass meeting of citizens was held tonight
and an anti-iquor society formed. Much in
terest was manifested. The Prohiuitiouists are
making very strong effort 70 put whisky out
OF the county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-12

The apartment 20 which the unhappy wretch
is confined by indammat0ry rheumatism is in-
deed a chamber of horrors. Appalling afe tho
fortunes inflicted by this agonilinQ complaint
and those endured by persons suffering from
mllder forms Of % are severe enough. Olstl-
nate as 10 IS IN its mature dcye opmrnf. Do ~
surely remediabie at the outset with lustetters
Stomach bltters. an infinitely safer a. we'll AS
more effective remedy than the poison. often
used 20 subdue 10 Away, should % be- borne in
mind 1y those seeking relief from rheumatism.
that though comparable IN tho ineIpill, Stage.
n Is not only stubborn bur dangerous when fully
developed. on account of It's tendency tD attack
'lc tltal parts. Ihis confederation should l.ai
o. the early adoption OF curative measures. Ihs
bittcrs viii overcome malar.aL kidney. drs-
pept.c and bilious trouble
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-12

LfNcHIuRG. Va. Dec li.-lSpecial IA
Football team was organized in this citv this
afternoon: William Williams was Elected
captain. Houston Dunn business uaneeer
ana II. G. Christian secretary and treasure
assessments made by tho cltv il, uav1nc ~ ~ ~
reets: /, atfrec Ing considerable aitenfion
49, ne. nomg noun, ago ono son 70 OF Camel
ploperiy 81 Messrs.T II Wren and l. = Sren'.'e
oonsiuefaDly cut down leaving il some de.
f nnSe "a opo's ne present street level They re.
agree 10 N rove the properly bv gjv ny VII
49, ploAches as before. The controyersv -
attracting considerable attention, and an AIS -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-12

Bnns, administrator. against the Richmond
and Danyille Railroad Company Argued b.
Hill Carter. Esq, for plaintiff in error. and n
Is. Munford, Esq, tor defendant in error. and
submitted
johnson against Farrar. Judge Argued BIZ
W. " Flanagan. Esq. for plaintiff.
Norris against Lake. Appeal allowed 10 de.
cree pronounced by the Circuit Court of liza
County Of Fauquier-the last, on the 10Th NJ
April. 1891.
I. I. Cockrell. Esq. was allowed % prs.
tice as counsel IN this court
Male against Virginia Midland RAILWAY
Company. Passed until No IS is reached
Burch " Co. against Hylton, Dalton 81 Co.
Continued
Matthias against Warrington. Continued
Richmond and Danvillo Railroad COMPANY
against Scott Passed
Gibson against Green. Confined.
Edwards against Edwards. Submitted.
Parrish against Parrish. Submitted.
Berkeley ~ Harrison against Tiusey. Con.
tinUed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-12

The Jack Pot Was Opened Yesterdav ,,.
Two Small Pair--otb.r fon.. WIN

Justice John opened the jack 10, vo...-,
with two small pair. He has been =. 10y
arena long enough 10 know that two ''.s
pair invariably get q man into troube 'til
plsyeu lhe gang night steep before the =. ns
Johnson Graham was sent mn a. '.'F.
months for using profane lancnaoe t 'oaf
dencedid not state Just what the lanons,-..of .-
put ne was probably caught telline ,.. '4'.
me NoHolk county stories There 10 ~ *
tthlng subtle and sweet about toie i'.4e.
lahguago and u woos the AVERAGE bool ,..., X
man man. IKE tle harmonious strains Of tbo--
piper dc the rats Of the story. i'ea
wilson Henderson was CHARGED ,...t
saulting John Thurston with "a bottle "a. .'-
are number OK citizens who appear SIZE
WIN bottle, but generally a nea, '-A
I0oAlng young man with white anro, -A
dles the bottle. and 10 fuss is made nn-r az ~
n0tue mas been disturbed about five o.. .-'
wilson WIS fined So ''iAr'.
Robert Rose was CHARGED with 5;s.-,
conduct upon the street Robert .r-, i.e-Y
OF very bad conduct. bat Of course . ~
any other name would have dono 49,. y
tnlng' SO ne was let OF with 81 on erD.'..,.'-s
the new City Hall o--- "
Albert Jones Dcolored) paid SD for c....
ana accusing T.. i. Gunn. Jones was s..l x
oe urunh' Dut rum was not loaded ,rJ
promptly caused the arrest az ais as.o.i1.. --4
William Brown was sent un for thu.
TOR lighting on the street. and was SEM yt
the hustings court for resisting the poi. ~" 10
William Oakley (colored was sem.
hastings court Tor breaking the w.rio,.' ~
X. Mitchell with the intent 20 comm,
ceny. lar-
A. J. Mott was charged % ~
drunk. .els
oL James B 70 Bon paid = for unlawful,
The following judgments were re,a...,
from tho civil docket.
David Edwards 81 favor of i. S. Moo-e ,-,
Charles Alien IN favor OF j. A. Cr,o, -
W. Rice m favor Ok c. Wendlinaer sM
J. Powell IN favor of William &. WIk.r..,
70; Thompson Waddil in favor NJ ~
Noble. e73.9s. Chesapeake and Ohio Pa.,,,..
Company m favor OK H. b. Talaferro a..
:4O. % William Stewart in favorof Sar,.f
VI. Page. s25. jacob linsley in favor of A. n
Peasants a Sons, @AJ0 ". I. James in f.,..
# same. -. %: IL. Caveio m favor of Iose,I
W. Blanton $50 Julia W. Morris in favor -
A. Eichel sG907. +. c. Stacy In fqvor ~
southern Railway Supply Company =, A.
I. +. a j. D. Rowe in favor of same 80 "a
Joseph Signaigo IN favor Of j. j. RrooLs
1896; A. Il. Grubbs Ia favor of Mrs. NJ
Brooks, s6418.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-12
Notes From the southwest.

MARION. Dec. ll-rSpecial Mr. Thomas
Nelson Page. OF your city, delighted a Marion
audience az Seayer Opera House last night by
writings
The faotst church here. which has so long
been without pastor. have secured the services
sermon last sunday. All who heard him were
well pleased.
tRE TINES grows in favor in this section, and
the new mail arrangement by which in reaches
its p aders in the Southwest on the day of its
publication IS very gratifying 10 them.
Hon. John a. Buchanan, our congressman
who has been very unwe.l for some time, has
sufficiently recovered 10 attend circuit cOnrt
here to-day, and vii star, for Washington. d.
G.. trst o. next week 10 resume his scat in Con
gress. His many friends here axe delighted at
his improved health
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-12

AT q regular meeting ofYirginiaConclaveN
III impro yed rider Heptasophs, held al
Wlkinsons Hall Friday. December nth rho
following gentlemen were elected officers for
the ensuing year: J. Samuel Parish mast
archon; A. W. Rosenc. Archon: William
Christian. provost; !. 5: Bethel, prelate. !
II. Knots. secretary. u. ". Thomson
treasurer II. NJ Tyler. fnancier X. W. Cav
son. inspector: W Stephens. warden. +. ID
Adam. sentinel: Dr. r.. L. Franklin medicoi
examiner: }. Tayior Ellyson. Conway r
Sands and +. c. Minor. trustees.
The order was reported IN hourishing con.
diuon. having had only nine assessments or
the year 1871 After adjournment the mem.
Dors enjoyed u banquet at Gus r.. Delsrneis
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-12

the desire of large majority. il not OF tn,
whole camp. 10 retain the present commander
who had conducted the affairs or the camp 81
well during the present year. Although Col
onol Archer bad declined, be certainly would
as good soldier. obey wnen he saw that II
was the unanimous wish Of the camp 10 re-
tain him.
81 this point Colonel Archer announced
that he bad reconsIdered his former decision
and would be willing to run Tor the Office
OTHER NOMINATIONS.
The other officers were then nominated as
! follows:
First Lieutenant Commander. Lieutenant
/ Colonel Booker
Second Lieutenant Commander, Colonel
! Charles =. Bigger.
! Third Lieutenant Commander. Colonel L.
, L. (rump.
Adiuiant. Captain J. Taylor Stratton.
Quartermasfer. Captain d. A. Brown.
Surgeon l'r Storer.
Chaplain. Comrade Riddick.
Officer Of the Day. Comrades Ray and
Kracke
Assistant Surgeon. DR.. Crouch.
Treasurer. COmrade James T. Ferriter.
Sergeant Major, COmra6e ID. Smith Red
ford
Nidette. Comrade Roper.
Color Sergeant COmrade 7. j. Smith.
Color Guards. Comrades Lacy and A. NJ.
Gill.
Executive committee. Comrades Phillips.
Van Horn and 'ralley.
JauitOr. Comrade Gom MOseley.
All the officers were renomiDa;ed, with the
exception OF Colonel +. +. Crump who was
nominated for third lieutenant commander in
place Of Colonel A. +. Bowry. who declined.
Comrade krade was nominated Tor officer OF
the day in addition to Comrade Ray, the pres
ent incumbent
After the nominations had been disposed OF
MAJOR Brander made an earnest appeal on le-
malt Of the Ladies' Auxiliary Corps and asked
tue members 20 Join that organization. Sew
eral cases OF needy families were reported and
turned over 20 the ladies.
At the request of Captain Pegran
an invitation was extended 10 Com
rade Washington Gaylor. Of Pickett. Bucb-
anan Camp in Norfolk 10 address the
camp, and that comTade gave an outline of
the dOings of the Ladies' Auxiliary in Nor
all the money expended on needy soldiers
aud their families.
MAJ. BANDoLPHs' REPORT.
The report OF Major Randolph was then
again taken mp aud discussed at some length
by a number OF comrades
tOmrade Crnmp moved that the report be /
printed IN pamphlet form for distribution
among the members of the Legislature and /
oI the camp. but the motion was with drawn /
@ANNi
port was b be embodied in the report of the /
historical committee. which would be printed |
n about IA week
Colonel Archer made an eloquent speech in
honor OF Major Randolph. setting forth what
10 had done for the Soldiers Home. and !
yaptain Pegram paid glowing tribute to
he late General John X. Cook. who did all in
lis power for he Home
The thanks of the camp were expressed by
1sing votes for Major Randolph and the
,ther members of the board OF directors of
he Home.
On motion Of Colonel Evans a vote Of
hanks was passed for Il. L. Lee Camp. No.
OF Hampton, for the manner in which the
representatives Of the camp had been re-
eived In Newport News last Tuesday at the
nyeiling of the Soldiers monument.
After short adore. ses by Adlutant John
urner, OF a. J. Hi Camp in Petersburg.
commander Thomas and others. the camp
djourned
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-12
Baptist sunday School hs.ocln,io,.

- The Baptist Sunday School Association Of
richmond and Manchester Will meet SUNDAY
evening in Grove avenue church M ~ -
o'clock '''0
Key Or. II. A. Upper. whose former talk
20 the boys MADE such fine impression.
girls. 'A'Se'' ~ 'ne
ence room of the church and a progran,,na 90
more than ordinary interest has been prs-
pared. Some fine singing may be expected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-12
Cotton Gin Fire-Counon C,aes

pErERsBrRG. VA. Dec il.-ISpecial The cot
ton Gln OF Mr.. j. g. Grigg. at Janotts depot If
fire Yesterday. One aic Of cotton was lurne
ami he machinery OF the gin badly damaged
The lose j. estimated at 500.
The Circuit Court of etershurg, Judge T. A
Hancock Presiding, opened tins morning al 10
O'Clock. when q trial of the ninety coupon cases
10 be heard at this term was begun. Several
cases were tired ana verdict given IN favor Of
the Taxpayer IN each case The State was rep
resented 10y Judge ". II. Mann. Of NottOway
COUNTY, and the COUPON tenders by Mr.. A T.
GalgOn and Ar. Matthew /. Naury OF Rich.
mond. Mr. L. ". SyGn1r. deputy ci.y treasurer,
APPEARED IN court with the State tax books and
testlncd whether or not the coupons were ten
aeIe' lor school TAX or nquor licenses. The
TOTAL amount OF the ninety coupon cases 20
be heard is III the neighborhood OF :sOO0. The
total cost 70 the city OF Petersburg for the trial
OF these cases viii be about sl.20J.
At u meeting OF the officers OF the Petersburg
Grays. held last night, II was decided 10 have
target practice az daylight tomorrow morn
lng.
The trunk factory and tin factories of Mr.. ST.
mon Seward haze closed temporarily on account
OF having full stock Of goods on hand The
losing or these two factories throw ont OF
cmploymcn. about 2W operators
grand tournament Will be given AZ Church
Road Crossing. on the Norfolk and Western rail
roa l. on Monday next.Whch Will be followed at
The Petersburg Junior German Club gave
most N oyablc German al the Petersburg Grays
armory tonight. There was q large attendance,
AMI dancing was kent MP until late hour
Inc gllp IS prevailing 10 considerable eK-
ten' IN some OF the fdiOluln. counties. and in
many cases whole families are suffering from
tie disease.
H.f. II. IL. Harris, D. D.. of stanton has ac-
ccWc1 Tie call 10 evangellstIc work and will
j.. ~ in Southwest Virginia Rev A. A. Little.
OF Iordonsyillo, has also accepted the work
aut Will make I}nchhurg his headauarters
hcv. l. 4. Mclean. OF West Virginia Will per-
haps make Petersburg his headquarters and
Will labor IN the Southside. These additional
lanorer, make ten men engaged IN tins work in
the synod OF Virginia
!.ev. j. ". E,sobro D. D.. pastor of Tabb.
street Presbyterian church. VIII. by reQnest.
preach special sermon 10 the Petersburg
Gravs on Sunday night. His text will be.
- lght lie good fight OF faith"
- pr Joseph L.. Temple. az one time sheriff of
lrnce George. died Fcry suddenly yesterday at |
his home ID that county.
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CHy Of Richmond james ID. Carneal b
Joseph l.. Loving, Il feet on st. John street
southwest corner Orange. 5000
c. ). JohnsOns trustees 90 tho Sayings
Bank Of Richmond. % feet on east side
BROOK avenue. between Clay and Leigh
streets sl.S25
Hnyico County james C. Lamb special
commissioner and Lizzie O'keefe 90 Dennis
O'keede "a feet on south side Bowling Green
road, SlG5.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-12

SrAUST0S. Va. Dec. ll.-lSpecial The special
paper to-day in regard 20 yonng Arrenhright.
OF stanton, is not confirmed By his friends
here. Mr.. Argenbright and several friends were
near Grecnylue on a bear hunt. and in the
course OF the hunt got into q difficulty with
some mountain people Matters were amicahly
tiled. and with the exception of a few Uruses
the young men were al right A gentleman
Who saw Mr. Argenbright after the difficulty
says he did not loose ms gun nor any of his
traps. The trouble was about the dogs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-12

NEW YORK. Dec. 1.-THE business failures
during the last seven days number For tho
United States. 80. and Canada 40. or "a total
Of $50. as compared with the totals of 800 last
week and 295 the week previous 90 the last.
For the corresponding week Of last year the
figures were 374. representing 3i7 failures De-
the United States and q ia Canada.