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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-18
Negroe. Protest Again.l sepnrate Coaeh Law.

ALFXAND ia, Va. Dec l1-lSpeciaLl-A meet
Of col0red citizens was held here last night 10
protest against the passage OF law providing
separate coaches for white and black. The fol-
lowing resolutions were adopted:
Whe ca. there Is now pending before the l,eg-
isiatu of this State 5lli entitled a bill 10
promote the comfort of passengers on railroad
trains. tire lurro-e of said bill being to COM
pel railroad 90 npanies TO provide separate
cars for co. ore peorlc and 10 cCmre all col
ored people 10 flGe therein; and
Whereas the enactment Of this law would sub
Jet well behaved and scf-res Getting colOred
people 10 great humiliation. and ~ 50 FAX would
be an net OF iniustice; therefore 10 II
Resolved, hat we. the c0lored citizens Of
Alexandria ~ public meeting assembled. here
by enter our earnest protest against tho passage
OF this bill. and that we invoke the sympathy
AMI assistance of fhe white people OF tins State
in this our appeal TO the Legislature against the
enactment OF such q law
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-18
TWIN TIMES RICHMOND VA FRIDAY DECEMBER Is 1871

..,;red in white bcngaline and chiffon VITO 80
mond ornaments: After the ceremony , ng ~ on
want 10 the residence OF III BRIDE ialhei = "
FEDERAL street. where they held n brilliant r.
ception. Mr. and Mrs. Christian lett on 'h0
Richmond and Danville for Northern toqa, ,,as
Tho bride is tho second daughter OF MT 'aihsr
IT Williams and Is one OF tho most, popu.ihna
bellies of Lynchburg, fact attestel Dy ,r ~
handsome AMI useful array OF presents A"'
groom is rising young barrister. ~ ,t;ss
The foIoging is list Of the s'iendsnrii ;b Mr.
Duncan Williams. sister OF the piiue; VIZ Sidnav
+. q Adams: Miss Eta Adams with NJ. Sl1n,
STROLLER, Miss Lila Christian with Mr. H. l.
Power. Miss Annie. Adams sna w t.r a.
r. long; Miss Collins. OF North O ,,;Ds
Ina. with llr Randolph Harrison: , us
Nsrcie Jones with hr j Oven Oven H Mies Nencs
Wright with Mr. Blair Lanuister; MSS NohrS,G
q Washington D. g. p gt6 arn R5 ON Mfb Hon
u - Flood. nf Ippomattoy. The ushers were:
Messrs. John IT,, sesy. j. r Williams. william
Chambers. J. Davis Christian. W. '. wilson, IL
T. Z. Christian. W. W. Dornin and Johh H.
Christian.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-18

CHnrorTF y. c.. Pee SpcciaLl-Dr 7.
". Howell, ? prominent tzou Of Clerryyille,
y. c., sustained serious lnuilrs last night 10y
failing over the ia'crnv of hotel in TINS city
&c mad lis hip anG riehf arm broken AMI skull
fra tured. lie is still alive. bat hls injuries may
prove fatal
Judge S. II. Bailey. known throughout the
state az "Iailey OF MecEleuberg," left 10 day
for honstOn, 1eEas. TO live IN future. The
Judge has leen n resident OF tAI5 clty sixteen
years.
George Clifford. well known young man of
this Gig. attempted suicide this evening Ivy
taking an ounce OF lgndanum. lie WAS dis
covered in time TO save his lite
John W. Brown colored. who was sentenced
three years ago 10 the Columbus o. leniten-
tiary for rohbng the mail a. tie Charlotte ost-
Office. Is at liberty and 10 day arrived home
Wiley Atkinson white was today sentenced
in the Federal court 20 two year; hard laior
in the Albany pcntentlarv for breaking 4 O
the DOE O.lce al GIlcsyIle. N. Q.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-18

MEXDoTA. Va, Dec. 10 Special a party of
Mendoza folks recently made n RAID on u nest OF
thieves. For some time the people here have
been losing articles of co hing and numerous
daiIies and spring houses have lesn robbed.
Suspicion rra'fd on Joe NcGracken and Smith
Hall alias McCmc. a. Wolfe Ran. between here
and Bristol. search warrant was procured
and an examination Of the suspected quart rs
was made. hey were found 10 contain guam
titv OF clothing buried under the cabin door
and on the SEQ Of hill near h. the men had
constructed "due-out" IN which they had
stored things which they bad stolen, most Of
which were idantined. The rogues were ar
rested and given o hearing before justice.
They confessed that they had been stealing for
three years and that they mad even broken into
wers Pat in jail and during the night hey
escaped and are now AZ large
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-18
GCAEDED MhS. II. r. LEE.
Dir. William II. harlow Visits Richmond for
the First Time since tn Evacuation.

Mr.. William II. Iartow, Of Brooklyn, arrived
in this city yesterday and is now stopping at
the Davis House. lie has quite q curiosity in
who commanded The squat Of men who guarded
Mrs. General Robert +. Lee aud family after the
evacuation Of f1chmOnd.
Mr. Barton arrived III Richmond on the day OF
evacuation anu whllo the cry wn' beng de
yAstated by flames lie WAS Lieutenant IN
Company ID, enc hundred and Thirty ninth
regiment New York state volunteers, an 4 was
marched by his cOmmandant 10 the Capitol
Square. 4 few hours later he received the fol-
lowing order. which explains itself:
Safeguard OF Mrs. General Lee and family;
H'D'oRs MILITARY GOVERNOR or HIcHIOND,(
RICHMOSD, Va, April 3, 1865. !
The family and property of Mrs. General Lee
will be protected. and will not be seized or
molestod by any officer or soldier Of the armies
Of the United States until further orders.
BY command OF Irlgadler- q eneral
GEORGE i. SHELLEY.
l.. CANFoRD STRUBLE.
Lieutenant and Aide-de- Camp.
Mr.. Barlow saws he guarded the house for
some time and Will never forget how well he
was treated. He WAS fcd and lodged by the Lee
family. and The guard service was quite a relief
after the disagreeabeness OF camp and battle
HE.
While in Richmond lie was one of the three
commandants of the provost guards who
policed Richmond after the evacuation. and he
left the city in june l$55, having been dis
charged from service june - 1865. His dis
charge is signed by ". :. Ladd, breyet captain.
Mr Barlow wounded at cold Harbor, and
the General Barlow OF the Co nfederate army
WAS his father uncle.
This is Mr.. Barrow first visit to Richmond
since the war, and he Will spend some time here
looking at the places, relies ana mementOes that
uments to the heroic struggle between the
North and South.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-18
A Police OAicer knocked Senselcss.

ROANoKy. Va, Dec 17-,Special l-Whlc Off
Ger VI AIRY was carrying notorious coored
woman known az Little Mary so tho lock-up
him and threw a brick at has head The blow
knocked the officer down and rendered him
unconscious. Both offenders made their es-
cape, and although diligently searched for
hay0 not vet been found.
john Chalmers. q prominent citizen. has for
several DAYS been hanging between life and
death.
The prisoners confined in The station-houso
came very near making their escape last night
Just after dark an examination was made and
two bars one. IN Zach &c il had been sawed III
two. presumably by a watch spring.
The ElkS aro making great PREPARATIONS for
their Christmas entertainments. They will have
n tree thirty ieer high. containing presents for
the children of the town, especially those that
are Moor They Viii also give away three car
loads of coal 10 needy families.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-18
A perutr alarsllal ch.rged WIN AIur

NAH1Oy y. Dec 1--lSpeciaLl-JOhn 4.
Carico. the deputy United ,tafes marshal who
came here lest Saturday and gave himself 10
10 the authorities. and was. placed IN jail. he
east part of this county the evening before, was
arral,ucd Iefore court yesterday, Captain
Blair. hI3 counsel waved trial, ami the accused
was sent on 10 the grand iury
When the shooting occurred (arlco WAS re
turning from Grayson count with q prisoner
whom lie had arrested FOR some infraciion OF
the rrycnne laws. ana meeting Nelson. VINO Is
said 10 De an old yioatOr, an alteration toos
ulace. which led TO The shooting and killing OF
Nelson los gaTico self-dsiense being the plea IN
justification OF the deed.
our merchants are beginning 70 display lots
Of Christmas g0Ols
The circuit court is still in session. and the
tine Of judge Kelley is aiken up principally IN
hearing chancery causot
George ". Nri h;. ESQ, one Of our brightest
Masonic lights. is now IN Richmond attending
the session OF the Grand lodge Of Virginia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-18
Drowned In The Iappanannocl1 RIVER.

VHIrg sroNE Va. Dec. i5-lSpcciall-Nr;
William Warren who some. years o 90 moved
was drowned Saturday in the lau-ahannock
river, near his home Hewitt three littlo boys
two of them his sons were on a sioop. Nr;
Warren WAS struck us. one Of the saiis ana
knocked overheard. His son threw him rope
he crasped IT, pulled i from his boy. and sank.
When found he had the Io7e in his hands ana
wound about his body. hls bOfy was Shlp.e 60
20 his parents II Delaware. lie leaves q VIE
and three children.
There is much qualification felt over the re.
election Of Judge John c. Ewell as Judge Of
this ana northumberland counties The people
here are also houing q sac the reelection OF
Judge Thomas Jones. Of r chmond county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-18
A brilliant Marriage In Lynchbnrc.

LYycHBuE3. Va. Dec. l7-rSpeciall- Court
street Methodist church was crowded tonight
wth thc society folks OF the city 20 witness
tie marriage 81 ,ir Thomas ID. Christian and
bliss 'onie Williams. key. I. 4. Peterson. OF
Richmond performed the ceremony. AZ 0
oelcck the bridal party entorel the Oh nrch.
The young ladies' were NJ. IN white silk
ana the procession was very brilliant
The bride came with her IA her. Mr. James i.
Williams. she was Met st the chancel by the
groom, who. entered with Mr.. r. s. Jones. his
pest man Miss Amanda Williams, sister Of the
bride, was the maid OF honor. The bride was
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-18

The following suits were instituted yestor-
day:
Samucl We'll against Gsnss q Co. Case. Dam
i. +. smith against W. c. Dsmron. In detinue
Damages q 0.
in the suit Of Siovensons E6ministratrix
against the city Of Richmond, the Jury being
case is still open.
A chancery suit was instituted in this court
by l.. T. Lichtord and about one hundred
OF hers of LynchbuIg against he Governor. the
Attorney encral. tie treasurer ana the Com
monweaith's attorney and treasurer Of Lynch
burg. This suit is brought on account OF an
attempt at payment Of license taxes IN coupons.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-18
Virginia News Notes.

Mr.. Leo Wheat. the talented pianist OF Viz
einia. saws YESTERDAYS Washington Post. enter
famed number OF guests of his friend. Major
Oker al the Sfratnmore Arms tuesday evening
IS one OF the finest az descriptive piansts. AMI
his cradle song and Met Ladys schottische
and Woodland Idvl," are original. and were
PLAYED with much briliiancy and feeling.
Marlin on will b. the new county seat OF PO-
cahOntas county. ". Va. the vote for removal
from Hunfersyille 20 this new boom town stand
ing ~ 10 -.
Sr. viii am Lodge. one Of the most success
ful farmers in Frederick county. died suddenly
Wednesday last while sitting by the IRE reading
q payer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-18

NoRFoIE VA. Dec. l7.-'Special.l-T BRIG
John c. Noyes, CAPTAIN Karsten. from this rort
September 9TH for DemerarG. has been given
up as lost. Previous TO coming 20 N0rfOi k the
Noyes made extensive repairs ~ Baltimore The
wild weather at ses which followed her depar.
turc was he cGnse o. her destruction
Tho African iicth1.ist Episcopal Conference
convened here tQ-Cay AZ Zion tabernacle hi shOD
). -. Hood presided.
The board Of supervisors of Norfolk county
held meeting yesterday and reduced tho
salary Of the county Judge from sl.sOJ to $40
per annum
Last night burglars made an nnsuccessful a.
tempt 10 rob the residence of Police Comm!s-
siOner J. I. Furlong.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-18

GosDoysynLE. Va. Dec. f.-lSpecial.l-Thi
morning AT 10 o'clock very pretty marriage
ceremony was performed IN the Episcopal
church by the Rev. F.G. Scott the rector. in the
presence Of n large congregation. The parties
united IN matrimony were Nr John " Specie.
OF Bedford city, ana Miss Willie pendletOn the
only daughter OF Pr j. =. loIdleton clerk OF
the Senate OF Virginia
he young lady j. highly ACCOMPLISHED and is
deserscdly popular IN thls community and IL Is
the earnest wish OF host Of friends that this
union may Dc crowned with happiness through
life
Mr. and Mrs. speece left on the west bound
chesapeake and Ohio train for their homo in
Bedford City at ii 30 this morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-18

WrvcHEsrrR. Va. Dec. l6.-rSnecialI-A let
ter Just received here SAYS that Rev. II. I. era
ham, son OF Pew, Dr Graham. the poPu-
lar pastor of the Kentstreet Preshy-
his young wife recently went TO Japan as mis-
sionaries. met with a serious loss ON their pas
sage across tho Pacific. The trunks containing
their clothing. books and other effects had
been stored near barrels OF lnbriceung oil
which burst during storm, running all their
ur0ucrtE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-18

Gin Of Hj0,mopd-J. Cabell Broken
borough 10 Mary. wife of Joseph Hoppert. s6
feet on the south side Of Cary street between
Reservoir and randolph. sl,-D
a. j.. King 10 vs.. W. Wright, % feet on the
east side Of Third street between Byrd and
Arch S2G5i.
same 10 5. W. WrEht's trustee, % feet ON the
east side Of Third street between Byrd and
Arch. $3.50
H. r. Pollard. special commissioning. 20 James
Ceskic and Preston Cooke. 10 ~ fcel or the
sOuth side OF Broad street near MHdl-O on, c2.~1i.
J. f. stone 90 samuel hiuswGHger. 81, feet or
the west side OF Randolph street. near Nindcr,
S2e0n.
Snlhe TAYLOR TO Andrew Girolami. 33}9 feet on
Franklin street, southeast corner fifteenth,
SsOO.
Hsnrfco Counn.-H. r. Pollard. surviving
on road leading to Blakey's mill S2,215.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-18
DEATHS.

BURNETT Killed in a railroad collision near
Alderson W. Va on the morning o. Deem
her ID. Isgl. SIDNEY GARLAND BURNETT.
postal clerk. edet son Of 4. W. and Mary j..
Burnett.
nneral services viii take place from the
Ianrel-~I reet Method 81 church THIS friday
MORNING at II o'clock Friends and Gc-
Quaintances respectfully invited to attend.
CARIER-Iiod. At PISA. ", December Is.
is4l. AZ she Retreat for the Sick. ROBBERY AR
CHEZ CARTER: aged thiriT-three years.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-18

DANyUIE, Va. Dec. Especial There was
glove contest here last night le,Ween W. $.
LAYTON. OF Roanoke and Jack Delaney. of New
York. for purse of So. The fight took place
in lott soon after 10 clock and was witnessed
men rreteaded TO be in condition and iavton
weighed iG1 pounds, while De.l ley We. gheG but
80 The Il mt was rather tame affair
Meth + ~ tho men were hurt Nine rounds
wore iough. and Laytln had All easy yIcfnrY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-18
Prohibition War Practically Ended.

CHARLOTTE. y. C.. Dec lT.-'Snecial The
prohibition war WIS praci Gully ended 80 far a
new appIi 'atlons arc concerned to-day hv the
commissioners reiusils lice ,.e to Captain
Koe.s or. q Jewish merchant Of this city. Tins
was regarded as a test case for other apuh-
cantS Whisky men saw the lght will now he
in the courts and that the city will grant
licenses whether the commits sioners do or not
Much bad feeling exists and lots oi litigation is
expected
c. c. Morris. prominent citizen OF this
county. died to-day, aged ffty-fye.
T. T. Cansler, counsel for the commissioners
in the prohibition fight was to-day unani-
monsiy olected attOrney lor tins county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-18

PErsRsBrB0, Va, Dec. i7.-(Special.l-This az
ternoou while Mr Isaac Robinson was sitting
was horn in neilsheim. Germany and was
seyenty-six years OF age The deceased had
carried on the dry goods and notion busi-
ness in Petersburg for more than half century
leaves an estate valued ~ 100000. The de-
ceased was the Oldest liobrew merchant and
Mason in Petersburg. He leaves six children,
Jacob Robinson merchant OF this place,
Aaron and Moses Robinson OF Bellfonte, IDAHO.
Mrs Myer haddon Of laltmore and Yrs. Jacob
HosenMeld and Mrs. Jacob DreytO0s Of Radford.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-18
Sale of the Piedmont Hotel in Louisa.

Louisa. Va. Pee lG.--'Special The property
of tho late r. 7. Cammack was sold Yesterday az
pnhhc anction Hhe Piedmont Hotel was pur-
ch gsed hy Mr. w. J.. bibb for si2Gn, and the
brick house containing two stCrs-rOOms and SIX
rooms above. was bought by .irs. J.. i. cam
mack for 5000.
A negro man from tho UPPER end Of the county
was lodged IN Jail here this morning. charged
with numbering colored 10y on baseball
ground.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-18
THE ODD.FELLOWSHlP BANNER
Planted For the First Time on the East
ern Shore Of Virginia.
LODGE INSTITUTED By RICHMOND HEN.
MIR. George II. Jones, Formerly of this CITY,
Chosen as the Noble Grand-brothcr'
Ramos and Render Present.

TAsrvrr1r, Va, Dec SPECIALIZATION
Shore Lodge. No. q. the first Lodge Of indie
pendent Order Of Odd-Feilows ever organized
on the Eastern Shore OF Nirginla. was ihsh-
tuted hero last night by Grand Warden Thomas
" Kendler and Manly i. Ramos, secretary OIL
Richmond Lodge. 40. !. assisted by heV. l. IL.
Pernen. formerly chaplain Of Salem Lodge OF
Winston. \. c.. and George i. Jones. formerly
Warden OF Richmond Lodge. No. !, oil hich-
mond
Ass o'clock the visiting officers enl members
OF the new lodge assembled IN the lOODy OF tno
Taylor House from whence they filed mo the
dnIng-hali OF the hotel whore supper Vas
served, Grand Warden heudler presldlhg' AileI
all were seated tne lcv. J.. ii. Pernell was ashed
% give thanks. and al members arose Mhile .Hs
laplain asked the blessing, after Whlch .ht1
pa1ook freely Of the feast prepared ios ~ ~.
.er supper the members Gtyoui heu 10 M.
4odgc-rOOni II 'ro Masonic Temple, Wnsre 70
wOrk o Odl I Fellowship WAS eIemmne9 ~
Grand Warden Aendlcr assisted ~ Drv1hoAs
Ramos. lerneA anu Jones.
Ihirfy members wore initiated. At the con-
clusiOn of the initiation the following olncers
were lns,aAct. q. h. Jones; h2otte S1I55lu'
Henry l.. p5Aur, vice grand; AeF. J.. u; tc.-
nell chaplain; y. y. Gladden.. sccretarv; >. -
Jarvis. financial secretary; Martn hts1nah'
treasurer; II. IL. Nottingham. warden Ion.
Thomas Nelson slayer Cape Charles Olty' con
due or; $. ~. Dennis, ri- Z supporter 10 noDio
grand: 4. J. NoscOft. lcft SUPP orier 10 nome
grant; orin Garrison. right supporter 70 wee
grand IT, BgchannaI. left supporter 70 wee
grand: j. ". Abdell, outside guard; A. II. IIlos'
inside Enarl
Tho grand warden IN a short speech az the con
ciu-iOn OF the ceremonies Impressed al the
brothers 20 lee active and diligent in their WORK
a. odd Fellows.
Sir VI. Il Ramos addressed the lodge, paying
p high tribute 10 Noble Grand Jones Tor the
WORK he mad accomplished IN planting the
banner OF Odd-feilowship Tor the hrst time on
the Wave-linel shore OF the Old DOMINION.
noble Grand Jones addressed the lodge IN a
short hut eloquent speech. -
Al The close OF ne lodge Noble Grand Jones
was presented with han isome lodge Aaige ~
brother Eamos. who is warm personal friend
OF Mr.. Jones
= telegram Of greeting was sent 10 lhehmond'
and was ap ropriatey replied 10 by I. ENeuseh'
noble grand.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-18
ro,r cenoratIon.t ,c Eenrescntod

M.RroN Va. Dec. H. Special Mr. and Mrs.
r. J. Venable. old and respected citizens OF this
the 2ist instant. They have raised ten children.
ali OF whom are married and living. Their
children. grandchildren and great-grand-
children number sixty. all Of whom are expect
ed 10 attend the wedding.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-18
Death Of n Charlotte County Orator.

Fnend and and colonel william IS Green died ON
Sunday Both were sick only a short time
Colonel Green was OF o of the most gifted
much work for the Democratic party in this
part OF the state. lie was delegate 10 the
national convention which first nominated
Cleveland, and has always taken on active in
te~est in 20 tiles. lie mover an for Office
although repeatedly urged by his friends to DO
so. lie leaves n large family OF children most
of whom are grown; two are m nis;ers in the
Episcopal Church and one il our county Judge
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-18
THE ASSOCIATION.
snterestinE Items Gathered About thsY. NJ.

c. A. B"iidine Yesterday.
Nj James 5. Atkinson, the popular assistant
secretary OF the Young Mems Christian Associa-
non VINO for some time has been IN poor
health. has been compelled 70 tender his resic-
nattgn 20 the board % directors Seeretarv
Sslo4,.h resp!y fcercts that ho will have 10
Iea,e IN. "tA.nsou soon. f0r for fa.thIulncss
aun S-Slsney no hotter ASSISTANT could 6e
iouh9 ny directors and mcmrors O; the A.
soc.auon h!lAe share this sentiment ana re.
inctantly only give vent 10 tho NECESSITY 70 mar.
wvltn one who has always thoroughly idsn,itaS
limse!f with ths institution. 'N'."ou
bright Young man. who has lived In Ricbwond
~ ais Ute lie A. present With llessrs. 4. "
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-18

LrrTIEroN. \. G. Dec. 17.-Rev. r. o. Burton,
u. D.. for over fly wears Il member OF the
North Carolina Conference. died ut his home
near here this morning IN his sevcnty-ninth
year. lie leaves several sons. among whom are
Robert y. Burton. q distinguished LAWYER in
the Asnyilc bar
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-18

II is learned today that Professor Holmes.
State Gcoiogist. Who has been rosecu;inC the
geological urycy IN The western portion q the
will bcgin HE SURVEY in the eastern section very
soon. The equipments have all been packed Tor
shipment. and las corps VIII begin work on
Noanoko river after the holidays
s special from Winston saws that a stock COM
pany hss been organized there 10 build hand
come new modern hotel a. cost OF Si5OJ0.
Work Will begin January l,t.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-18
rnncrn, o. Mrs. Fcrd.

The funeral of Mrs. Nary A Ford. wife OF the
lato John T. Ford took place yesterday after
noon from tao pine-strcet Baptist chnrch-
4 large number OF friends attended the SER
vices which wore particularly impressive.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-18
4 Girl who Ate Nothing for Five Weeks.

SKINOUARTER. CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, Va, Dec.
IL SpeciaLl-A seventeen ear-old daughter
Of a highly respectable colOred man I'd. Hudd
wa buried this evening AZ this place. Her
father saws that for five weeks before Lee death
she ate absolutely nothing.
There is great deal OF sickness in our county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-18

lng Of tho stockholders of the shoe factory was
held yesterday afternoon. The recent sale OF
the works was ratined, bat beyond that moth
Ing definite was done. The future cCn net Of
tho establishment IS matter for future con-
sIGeratlon.
Mr. Il. Ii. Th.tlock, Of Richmond, is in the
city
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-18

sun rises ....1:2l Moon rises. SCI T. IT,
Sun sets. Days iength....9h. 3l.n
PORT OF RICHMOND, DEcEMB2R II. 1891.
SAILED.
Schooner Emma y. Endicott, Bowen. New
Haven, pic iron. j. n. Gordon, agent; yesse!
Curtis Il Parker.
PORT OF WEST POINT. DECEMBER. H. 1891.
ARRIVED.
City OF Atlanta. Dole. New. York; Charlotte
Sickie, Baltimore; Elm tlly, N2iAefton.
SAILED.
city Of Atlanta for New York. Charlotte for
Baltimore.
LAGDERT'S POINT. DECEMBER Il. 1891.
ARRIVED.
Schooner Puritan.
LOADED.
Barges D. Crockett. Mcclellan. Hoboksn-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-18
WEATHER. FORECAST.

- WAsuINGroS. D. C.. Dec. l7.-For Viz
GINA: Fair Friday; colder Friday
l FAR lmorning: followed by rising tempera-
\ ture: warmer Saturday; northeasterly
- winds.
For North Carolina: Fair. followed
by occasional rains SaturdaV afternoon or even
ing; norfheasteTiy winds. slight changes III
temperature except colder IN central portion.