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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-16
Brilliant Marriage In Lynohburg.

LYNCHBURG, Va. Dec. ll-lSpecial.l-A bril-
liant marriage took place az tho Second Pres
byterlan church az 8 o clock this afternoon.
The contracting parties were Mr.. A. Randolph
Darlington and Miss Ella NJ. Gordon. The
church was beautifully decorated with tropical
plants. The ceremony was performed by the
pastor, Rev. X. A. Fleming. Mr.. Sidney Kelly
WAS the groom's best man and Miss s.. Belle
Victor acted as maid of honor. After the cere-
mony Mr.. and Mrs. Darlington left Tor an East
eru tour.
The following is q list of the attendants: Miss
jamie Vaughan and George Gilmer of Danyille,
Miss Liliisn Peters and Mr.. VI. Is. Darlington.
Miss Rosa Miller and Mr.. r. ;. Jones, Miss Fan
ME Darlington of Houston, Va. and Mr. Il.
Estes Vaughan OF Buena Vista, Miss Louise
Rely Of Houston. Va. and Nr. j. b. CradiOck.
Miss Imogen ieuille and Mr.. A. b. Darlington.
The nshers were Messrs. Il. Irvine Scott, Rich
ard Hancock. I. a. Johnson OF Roanoke and
Preston Collins.
The bride is one of %Lynchburg e most popu-
lar young ladies'. She Is a sister OF Mrs. DR..
Gordon, of Richmond. The groom Is a rising
Young tObaccOnIst.
The "fOrtnightly Club" the leading literary
society in the city, held its first regular meet
ing tonight AT the residence Of DR.. ". O. Owen
on Church street. The subject Of discussion
was Lord LyttoD. Judge Diggs was the prin-
clpal essayIst.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-16
The Times, Observation-Disclosures.

Emory AND HFNRY CoLLEGK. Va. Dec. 15.-
[Specinll.-Hurrah for THE IIMEs, May the
present mail schedule continue. 10 has Drac-
tically put rs eighteen hours nearer Richmond.
Before the change on December 9Th we read The
TINES at : o clock the morning after its publi-
cation. Now we read il at i. NJ. OF the day Of
Issue. This il a great thing for us, and those
who were instrumental IN perfecting the pres
ent mail arrangement have orr heartlest
thanks. Heretofore our people have been de-
TERED from subscribing 10. The HINES and
other Richmond papers by the fact that the
paper could not be read until twenty-four hours
or more after IL came from the press. The
TINES Is very popular here and deseryedlv so.
Cards are ont T or the marriage OF Professor
Joseph l.. JaTman. professor OF chemistry and
natural philosophy. TO Miss Mary Helen Wiley.
daughter of T. +. f.. Wiley. former president
o. the college. The wedding. which Is TO DO
quito a brilliant affair, will take place IN the
college chapel.
Kew. MIR. George Stewart. the evangelist.
who sometimes works with sam Jones,
preached here for a week with great success.
There were many conversions. aud the entire
student-DOGy WAS deeply stlrred by his strong,
practical, putting sermons Mr.. Stewart Is a
graduate OF the college, and Is q very earnest
and magnetic speaker.
DR.. i. D Huston. formerly a very prominent
physician Of TINS stcu0n. though now retired.
is yer Ill at his home near the college.
Professor WillOughby Keade delivers an adj
dress before tho students next Friday evening
Oh physical culture.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-16
Accidental shoatlng-HymeneaI

DANyHLE, Va. Dec. i5.-LSpecial.l-At $3.50
o'clock this afternoon DR.. L. L. Beadles. q prom
lnent young dentist OF this city and son Of Rev.
X. Il. Beadles. OF the Virginia Methodist Con
ference, was united IN marriage with Miss An
ME Bolsseau, daughter OF William +. Boisseau.
OF this city. Rev. Herbert VI. Hope performed
the ceremony. IL was a very quiet marriage,
witnessed by a few of he immediate family and
friends Of the contracting parties. The happy
pair left by the sOuth-bOund Richmond and
Danyille train for a brida tour TO Georgia and
the South.
An accidental shooting at Main street shoot
ing gallery this afternoon created some excite
meRt Herbert Ialley, youth. son of Mrs.
NAV Ialloy, was IN the gallery cOnyersing with
=. II. entworth the proprietor. Wentworth
was cleaning a target rifle. and not knowing IL
was loaded pulled the trigger. A 22-calibre ball
struck Ialley in the neck. causing a very pain
ful and perhaps a serious wound. Physicians
have failed 10 find the ball. but the patient Is
doing we'll aud may be all right in a day or two.
Receipts of leaf tobacco on this market have
been very heavy tins week, and today double
sales blocked. There has been no change in
prices.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-16
The Circuit Judges,iips.

LYNCHBURG. Va. Dec. I5.-rSpecisIl-Corec-
tor +. II. McCaull. OF the internal revenua OF
TINS city. returned today from Washington.
lie stated this afternoon that as far as the an
poinment of Judge Paul 20 the desired iudge.
ship Is concerned he could not tell. judge PauI
had many strong friends using their influence
for him. As for Malone disliking Harrison.
Captain McCaull SD he hadn't heard OF H.
he had thought Malone was Tor Harrison.
The representatives Of the sub-Aliiances in
the county trading with LynchbHrg held a
meeting here this afternoon 10 consider the
question OF establishing u mercantile exchange
IN tins city next year. The me ting IS COM
posed OF delegates elected by the sub-AllIances.
and they represent a large territory. The meet'
Ing was secretly conducted and nothing OF the
proceedings could be obtained. A prominent
member or the organization said this afternoon
wonid be established.
The receipts OF tobacco were heavy, with an
increase OF brights. Prices Tor ell grades ara
very Wei sustained. The indications point 10 a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-16
A Sensational Case.

LExISGroN. Va, Dec. l5.-lSpecial.l-In the
history of tie criminal court Of RockbrldGe
probably no case uncOnnected with a murder
has created the interest with the general public
as that OF the Commonwealth against ". T..
kicheson for putting a bull on the
Norfolk and Western railroad track at
Buena Vista. Tomorrow the case comes up for
trial. and IL is the all-absorblng talk tonight
among all classes. ia connection with one
Campbell nc was arrested at Buena Vista two
weeks ago Mt the insiigatlOn Of Detective Early
OF the Norfolk and Western service. Or. Riche-
son is q graduate OF the medical department of
the University of Virginia. and lives in Amherst
county. The place of his nativity. Amongst
the aristocrRts his family are well TO
do. lie be.un business IN Buena Vista
with the loom and lost with the de
cline. lie soon embarked IN the whisky
business and winds up in jail. People from his
native county have carried public opinion IN
his favor b. speaking Of him In the highest
terms. He takes his confinement hard and will
no. talk for publication.
William prummond. the weslthiest negro in
ROckbrlGge. died today after a short illness.
He was worth 800 o. all made in the carpenter
business since the war.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-16
Met shee-Firr.

Misc Mary lillian Figg was yesterday mar
red 10 Mr.. Fdpar 4 Allen Mchheo., the ceree-
A. Peterson az she d -ids's home. No. 22 north
Twentieth street.
At fho hour appoir tied, i:l5 o'clock the par
lors were filed Widi friends ana relatives 70
witness tho ~nuptjals among them being Mayor
:. Taylor 1Eliyson. Q%9ptsinfp ~ Il Hui N9 ana Il +.
Is ANGLE S.ergesns com Mo wcrr preceded Iy
The usEers as fol ow3: Messr.. !. Tyler. ".
s. Harris. c D. h'cGebee AID q. Wilson. Dir.
Walter 4. Never n cted rs best man. .
Tho bride was nitired in q lovely gown or
white silk. and car ricd q bunch OF Ia France
roses. The groom wore a walking sli,, WINE
The usbers were Dire sse1 in evening dress.
Tine bride s. the ~ city and attractive dauch-
ter of MIR. T.. G Figg, the well known police com
missioner and harm Tss manufacturer Inc
groom is 4 valued EN- ploye OF the Chesapeake
and Ohio Hailrosd Coz uDany..
After The bride had clad herself the newly
plightcd pair LETT on the -noltntrn IRAN 10 speHd
their honeymoon in Washington, Baltimore
and other points.
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News Notes from Radford.

RADToRD. Va. Dec: l5.-lSpecial. bradford is
States court at that point. Ground Will DO
given 70 the Government for that purpose If q
suitable b%nilding would be erected. The new
orders are received from the department mails
will be distributed from two postoiiecs, one IN
the old and one in the new town.
The grip is prevailing IL Rldford, but not in
an alarming shape.
The headquarters of two divisions OF the Nor
folk and Western railroad have been removed
TO thor new building near the kadfOrd Inn.
This IS said 20 be the best building for the pur-
pose on the line Of the road.
Forty new buildings viii soon be let 20 con-
needed now. An English syndicate has been
formed TO improve property here with a capital
OF si0).00o. They will build both residences and
business houses.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-16
Rapid Transit for Alexandria Civ.

ALEXANDRA CRY. ". Dec. I4-rSreciall-
About two months ago the City Council granted
the right Of way Of certain streets 10 the Aloxan-
drla and Fairfax Passenger Hallway COMPANY.
All the conditions having been compiled with.
and She time allotted having elapsed. the stock
holders OF the company met to-day aud orga-
nized by the election OF the following directors:
y. Z, L.eech, Of New York: J. s. Schwartz. Of
Philadelphia; Or. q. L Albeit, of Pennsylvania;
George {. Nedet, OF Washington; i. X. Nipple.
Of Philadelphia. and L. W. Speer. Of Minnesota.
Leech president. and Mr.. Speer secretary and
treasurer. and directed them 10 invite proposals
at once from yariOus electric cOmpnnies for the
composed OF m0ueyed men. and ;his city viii
soon have en- electric street car line in opera
ton
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-16

Tho Members OF the House and Senate Meet.
Judges Nominated.

The Democratic caucns Of the two houses met
in joint session last evening in the hall of Dele
gates TO make some additional nominations tor
judges.
Mr.. John F. RYAN, of Loudoun, was in the
chair ana Senator William Lovenstein re-
corded.
After considerable discussion the following
nominations were agreed upon: Lyman Chalk
ley OF Allegheny and Craig. counties. c; 4. Nc.
Daniel of Bath and Highland. J. X. Moss Of
buckingham, ID. Vi. Chicester of Fairfax and
Alexandra, sydney Smith OF James CITY. York
and city OF williamsburg. /. T.. Jackson of
Scott, q. II. Fudge OF Smvth. Il. II. Bealle. Of
Westmorelsnd ana Richmond.
The remaining counties whore new Judges
are 70 be nominated were lpid over until Friday
evening, when the caucus will meet again.
Nominations will then be made for the follow
ing counties: Cumberland and Powhatan.
Franklin. Gloucester, Norfolk, Orange. Roa-
noke. Montgomery. Warren and Clarke.
Ii was decided 10 postpone the nomination of
n successor to the iGte Circuit Judge Irving. of
The. Third judicial district. until after the
holidays.
OF the nominees agreed upon nj yesterdays
caucus for county Judges only olo Is an in
cumbent. Judge ID. III. Chichester. OF FAIR
Tax and Albemarlo; all the rest are new Men.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-16
TIE DEATH ROLL.
promI ,ent CITIZENS who Have Passed Away
The Funerals.

On Mo- ,day afternoon the remains OF the lato
Mr.. Harry Cook arrived here from Baltimore
and we're rvccivod BY a number OF his relatives
and former friends. Among them were Messrs.
barney f-sschEorn. frank ". 1~nHhlhsham
H. J. Lamkiu u. The mas y .O'Ncciic. Water rn-aa
and others. The iniorment was n: HOLLYWOOD.
and the Rev. Mr.. f.urton of ST. tohns ohclated-
CAPTAIN Cnnnungh I'm sang Good Night
Mr.. William J. II ughes died Yesterday atbtD
An. in his sixty-ti ard year OF acute pneumonia.
he was e. well-kno,m resident OF Church I'M,
and superin:encer 3 Of the cunday~shool ana
vice. president of the board. OF stewards OF
demonstration chEi CHI. ~
M. Hughes leave ! widow and five children
and a host Of friend 4.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-16
Virginia News Notes.

Mortimer Ford. who was convicted in Hardy
county. ". Va. four years ago for grand lar
ceny. ana who was sentenced 70 eight years in
the penlien iary, was pardoned Yesterday by
Governor fleming.
perty OF the Leesburz Hotel ana Improvement
Company, was sold AZ public sale Saturday for
sl401a 20 IN. Boyd Survick.
Governor Fleming, OF Ncs. Virginia, has re-
ceivfda letter nom Brussels. Belgium. ASKING
for information and data esto the natural re-
sources and mineral wealth Of West Virginia.
character received from foreign nations. which
average about one a day.
MARRIAGE licenses were issued Monday in
Washington to w. B. Lennant. OF Petersburg,
and Elizabeth h. Tilton, OF Washington.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-16

The Committee on Roads and Internal Navi-
CATION OF tho House of Delegates met in the
rooms OF the Virginia Historical society for the
first time yesterday morning.
Chairman John t.. Ryan. of LoudOun, presi-
ded' and Clerk ). Macdougai recorded.
Among tho bills considered. which VIII be re-
ported iavorably to the House. IA the Norfolk
RAPID transit pil and the bill INCORPORATING
the Baltimore. Richmond ami southern Eail.
Ioad Nompan7. the latter bill gives the COM
pany the night 10 acquire AL the privileges
o~nea ~ the Richmond an Chesapeake and
tnr Virginia and Carolina kaiiroad Ompany.
Inc bi1 providing for separate cars on rail
tosus lof whiie aud colored passengers Was
,nEen up. but !aid over uutll after the HOLIDAYS
20 siVe repre- enfatlvcs OF the railroad com
psilts ana others interested in the matter nm
opportunity 10 be heard. w ."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-16
LyODs-Ta nncr.

Miss Hattie NJ. Tanner and Mr.. Edward Pay
son Lyons, Jr.. were united IN marriage yester-
dar morning ut 1873 O clO tx. The marriage
emo which. in conse1 gence Of recent al
fiction in the family. WAS an exceedingly qnlet
one.was performed by Rev. D. Joshua Icterkln
i'm the SPACIOUS parlors OF tnionei William r..
Iarners home. 2eJ south Ihir ! street.
The bride is the exceeding y attractive and
Ioyaolo daughter o. Colonel Tanner, and the
groom is q valued salesman VI the Hanc ock
Tobacco Company. Tho many beautiful pres
ents received testified in what esteem the
couple are held by their friends.
After receiving tho CONGRATULATIONS OF the
few who witnessed the nuptiais Mr.. and Mrs.
Lyons left on the Il 80 train for n tour Of the
Northern cities.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-16
judge Coleman Indorsed.

BUcKINGHAN COURTHOUSE, Dec. ~l5.-ISpecial.l
At q mass-meeting of the voters Of Bucking-
ham county. held az the court house December
II. 1871. the following resolutions were unani-
mOusly adopted:
Resolved, That our Senator, the Hon. II. D..
Flood, and our representative, the Hon. $. 4.
Spencer. are instructed 70 east their votes and
use their influence 10 elect the Hon. :. +. Cole
man Judge TO III the vacancy in the Third judi
cial circuit of Virginia.
Resolved. >, That a copy of these resolu-
tons be sent 10 the Hons II. ID. Flood and
S A.. Spencer. also % Tia RICHMOND TIMES and
Richmond Dispatch. j. ". HEBDIrcH.
r.. ". Patterson, Secretary. Chairman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-16

BCCuNGHAM CornrHOUsF. VA. Dec. l5-lSpe-
cal. "A large number OF citizens Attended
county court Yesterday. o. there was much
interest ia the contest Tor circuit and county
Judge.
Alarge mass-meeting assembled in the court
house and speeches were made by Ur. Spencer,
the delegate from his county IN the LeCisia-
ture. Advocating Dit. Hundley for circuit Judge.
Captain Patteson and T.. ". HUBBARD spoke and
advocated the election OF Colonel ). r. Cole
man. olOuel Coleman IN q fJrcible manner
explained his position IN the Legislature IN
regard 70 the different asuIrants for the Judge
ship IN this county ana hls relations with MS
colleague. Mr.. SPENCER. on this subject.
The meeting voted unanimously Instructlng
the delegate from thls county and the senator
from this district 10 cast their vote for Colonel
coleman for circuit Judge.
After the m~ass-meetlng adjourned the Demo
cratic county committee met 10 take action on
nominating o Judge for the county. as the dele
gates and senator from this district had re-
feTred this lmHOrtant question. which seems 10
be without a Precedent, 70 the county commit
tee 10 decide. Eight and q half votes Of the
committee favored making a nomination. and
seven and q half opposed il and favored re-
the Constitution had wisely placed the reslon-
sibilIty. Major Otley, who Is q member Of tho
county committee. was not present. or repre-
seMei by uroXy. When the vote WAS taken Mr..
John Il. Moss received The highest vote.
Many conservative citizens regret that the
majority OF the committee favored acting on this
important question. By very hard work this
count was carried Democratic for the nr,t and
lenDurg canvass. and now We have before us
the prOsIe % OF :Als county being split up into
political factions which IL will tSke many years
to heal, and may do much damage 10 the Demo-
cratic party in the county ami possibly III the
state. his Is a grave question. and We watch
with interest to see what the members o( the
Legislature who have been OUT OF this fight up
10 this time VIII have to say before the caucus
on this subject,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-16

CHArLorrFsvILLF, Va. Dec. a-ISpecisll-
Last night a recital was given by the pupils OF
the CharlottesyIiI Female Seminary and IL vas
a decided success. Miss Belknap Lyons recited
,Archle; Dear, with great success. and Hiss
Narnle hent gave a Yankee Courtship so we'll
as 10 WIN an encore. Several pupils were III end
Mote man one number OF the musical uro.
grammS had 10 DO omitted, still the music was
a~n,sraH{ good Ihe Misses Lymen.- Miss
tInei MISS Dnrrett and Miss Whitmore were
Inc hes + II. Gwinn. the principal OF this
seminary. Is down with the grin. " 'A'
The grip broke the ranks Of the persorm.r.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-16

1t Looks as Though An Ainieabie settlement
of the War VIII BE Made.

~ IookH IN AbOhEh MI <1ihitHDat cFlA4tAitHA
OF the War VIII BE Made.
INDIANAPOLIs. ISD. Dec. 15.-Indianapolis is
full OF baseball presidents, managers, direc-
tors and lesser lights, and If things move as
smoothly as expected il Will lie empty to-mOr-
row. his morning President Nick Young. OF
the Lesgue, and President Jack Phelps. of the
association, came. and with their arrival the
business began.
This morning the directors Of the Association
met at the ciuh-room in the FGtes House just
after the arrival Of President NOnderborst. Of
Baltimore The early Chicago train brought IN
President Williams. OF the Association cJab. and
twelve OF the stockholders OF that organization.
and Inaugprated a vigorous. campaign against
the twelvr-club plan. President Williams SAYS
that he and his colleagues will fight the scheme
TO the END.
President Ivensen. of Milwaukee. is keeping
discreetly silent. as. in fact, nearly all the
Others are. as TO details President Byrnc, of
Brooklyn. says that the League is a unit on the
twelve-club plan and that conferences with AS
ISOLATION officers indicate an amicable I'D iust-
ment of all the difficulties.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-16

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-16

At a meeting Of pelvidera Council No. 1139.
Roval Arcanum. held last night the following
officers were elected for The ensuing term:
Regent. Charles =. Bargsmln; Ncc-fegont,
n. r. Bedford: Orator. j.. q. Morton: Past
Regent. II. Theodore Ellyson; Secretary. II. l..
Denoon; Collector. j.. A.. jacob; Iroasuror,
Charles 4. Mercer; ChaDlaiu. Rev. o.. Calvin
Stewart: Guide. n. 4. Amos; Warden. g.. Wal
ton Saunders: sentry. +. II. Shepherd. Trustees.
William II. Weisiger, ]. II. Derbyshire, Leroy
l., Brown.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-16

IL s~nnlence tina, greeted this ,ueessssnl
TTbbonrsna iast nisht o. mo new Mehmona
Torrance i literal and htar,v 80 VIZ teI-
etiEeIioA. Miss Anna boyle is a symns,Sssic
ana chETgJning actress. She viii 10 rem embereS
.'sTei naIde Leading LADY. Mr. lie Shetley
sup3ort - very good Today specisi masin 1ns
ana to-nighss performance are tie last.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-16

A meeting Of the members OF The Farmers
Alliance VINO arc cousidcrins The framing OF n
railroad commission llll Was called Tor Lass
evening. On account of The session OF the
democratic caucus OF the two houses. which
wa called for the same tine. Jlai'r H. C.. Kent.
OF Wytho. postpOned the meeting untl this
evening. II viii be held at the Office 81 the
Southern Planter on north Ninth street al 5
O'Clock L. 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-16
LEGAL NOTICES.
IN RICHMOND CHANcERr COURT.

IN hlOHMDND NflAN~LAA ND~"
Charles W. VIM
against
Vim. Ii. Perkins. Jr.,1
and
VIM. II. Perkins. Jr,l
against
Charles ". Vim.
Extract from decree Of November H. is9iI
And 10 is further adiudgod. ordered and 70
creed that these causes be rcle. red 90 one n no
commissioners Of rhis court, Wno. Is eifecie4 70
report % the Court al account ~ 81 the deNt'
due ~ the late firm OF &. ~. Nlnn & Co., SHOW.
ing their prioriles. II any; also an account ~
al the assets OF said hrm. Ana IS iur.hef
directed 10 settle the partnership account
tween said Charles N. VIVA and hlAtAm H.
Perkins, Jr.
But before taking said accounts said com
missioner Is directed 20 publish notice OF no
time and place 0f taking same ~ some news
paper published In tho city OF Richmond when
notice shall be in lieu Of personal service upon
the parties interested.
RIcHuoSD. Va. December T. 1891.
All parties interested IN the above suits, AMI
esI ecially the creditors Of the late nrm az BIZ.
VIM a. Co. are hereby notified thar / nave
fixed on my oitce, No. 2 north Fourth saeet,
This city. and MONDAY, January g. 1891 atll
o clock A. NJ. as the place and time for exc
cutting the decree from which the FOREGOING
an extract.
Der. 1891. II. h. N1FGER
DAFT Commissioner IN ChanteEs'