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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15

Chicago, Dec 14.-Thomas Taggcrt chairman Of the
Indiana Democratic State Central Committee, Is ut IN,
Victoria said he "Througholt the entire State We are
a unit for Governor Gray for member OF Cievc
lands Cabinet. We sanguine of Success and al
ready have assurances TINT j. W. >hankln ana >. h.
NOr,s Will be cared for. senator TuIpie was r.
elected to the United States SENATE by unanimous
NOte,'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15
THE LONG BRANCH MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

Long Branch, n. j.. Dec. 14-M the municipal
election held In Long Branch yesterday the Union
TIC ket was successful. There five tickets In the
field The candidates elected were: Mayor George
W. Brown Lay Judge Charles Morris; Commissioner
ut Large Matthias Wooy; Ward Commissioners, !.
T. Reid II. II. Hughes. +. c. Burt and Michael Hen
messy: Assessor. stephen A. Nelson Collector. Thomas
Worth cy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15
WAIT HIGHER TARIFF on MARBLE.

ST. Louis, Dee. LITTLE National Marble cutter"
Association held It's final session IN Drulds han 10
doy. A resolution was adopted requesting Congress
TO increase the tariff finished marble from % U
1915 per cert ard admit free Of duty rough marble
not produced In this country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15
TIE OLD DIRECTORS REFLECTED.

The stockholders OF the Waklll Valley Railroad.
one Of the feeders" Of the New York Central system
Yesterday rc elected tho Old board OF directors sub
,clucutly TIE directors re- elected J. D. Laying p'eSi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15
Az ATHLETIC CLUES NEW OFFICERS.

The Sltcn Island Athlete club held IT, annual c''c.
tion o. olcor- 40 the clubhOu-c, New Brighton Ht
nlglt There was no opLo-i,!on ticket. The OIL 'crs
elect wre: Harvey Il. Elch, ~ '.d'nt; Joan '" III
ward yicc.prc id-nt; A. \. Mitchell sc'rt1ryi thh''s
Koone ParIncc, treasurer The board of govcrnoi' 10
serve for five years. Robert MI1ct, 6ccr'c \ Post
D,feos Crit H. +. W. A. style, aud Gcorec N. Mackcar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15

Mr. GOCLDS PROMPT HELP TO THE SETTLERS.
Topeka, Kan. Dec 14.-Ex Governor J. p st. John
writes the following to Kansas newspaper: "In -
midst OF all that is being published against Jay Gould,
please allow space to say that In 1880 when set
tiers In Western Kansas pennlless and threatened
With starvation, l wrote to this much abused man
about IT. lie promptly sent me 5000. which was
invested In bread and meat for their relief"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15

Topeka. KAN Dec. l4.-Copics OF ie'''r run, , i'
p Tanheneck chairman OF the Peoples party National
Central Committee. have ben received here, In which
he urges members Of the new party to force the
election OF straicht-nit Populists h those states
where they hold the balance Of power In the Legs
Atne. Mr. Taubeneck's letter purpors 10 Do reply
. ne received frsm ID. b. Hanna OF 1acoh'' ""'"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15
HIS MISTAEE WAS ETH.

Cynthlana KY, Fec. l4.-Iichafd simihs' ho'so
elmer was instantly killed last night by touching Il
,eenhone wire which was crossed with an electric
upbt wire lie thought the SPARKS from The wire were
LIGHTNING bugs and reached out his HANDS 70 ea'eh
them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15

have doubt that when the question Is undcrsoodas
IL will be dOubt-by the authorities OF IeXas
they will be willing that charge snail be mace iof
IT'S use. not only because the owners or builders are
entitled 70 return their investment. but be
cause 1t Is "A very great advantage to the public
who it,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15
FOOTBALL PLAYED on PONIES.
THE FIRST GAME OF SPORT FOR WHICH PoPU-
LAEITY is TXPECTEp.


Last night was a rcd-lcttcr one at the Riders ana
Drivers Club, In vandcrhilt-ave.. Brooklyn. Inc
galleries surrounding tap an-hark ring were well h'u
with brooklyn society people who came 10 see u"e
first match game at n equestrian sport. when ms
bcen called football ponies. The game was pave"
by two teams of five men each. all momhers OF the
club. The teams were composed Of Tie following
Rcds-C. II. Robbins. captain; II. T.. Dreier r. D.
Beard, William Candec and Frank Van Anden blues
L. ". Gibbs, captain; f. +. Lawrence W. ii. Erhart'
}. T. l1rc, jr, and :. C. Prize.
The goals marked at each end OF the ring by
red and blue ribbons, and regulation football was
used. In the first rush Of the game Robbins made
goal for the reds assisted by good interference.
few minutes later j. r. Prie, jr. got the ball on a
pass from Beard and rode the full length OF the ring
ut brcancck speed. In trying TO stop suddenly be-
lore the goal, n thrown over lis horses head
HIS pony stamped and paved the ground for few
seconds. In dangerous proximity Ia the young man
head. 1t was lead away and Prle arose unhurt, re
mounted and continued play. Gibbs made goal Tor
the blues II little later. In the second half Robbins
scored again for the reds by pretty ddelng, ana
the game ended with the at two goals 20 one IN
favor ii his team. Each half lasted ten minutes
In many ways the game rcsembled American
Rugby football when tumble was mad, the
riders diSmouncd qucldy and fell on the bail In
true college style. II is believed TINT thc sport
viii become popular. william T. Bull, the Old laie
football player, referee. and Cornelius DOrrmuS
and +. y. Downs judges.
Among Z C visitors present were: James II Lounsbery,
Arthur l.. Randall. Major aud Mrs G.. \. Fox. George
DObSOn. Mr.. and ilrs Arthur G. salmon, Mr. and Mrs,
Frederick Bacon. +. A. Richards, General and Mr..
John g. Woodward. MIR. and Mr., John GLIB Miss
Glib. ColoGc H. r. Chapman. IT,. MIR. and Mrs.W H..
Arnold, Carroll j. POST j., e.. h. Els and II. g. HULL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15
mn srALI.lox MELVILLE CHIEF SOLD.

The Sheriff yesterday sold at auction the stallion Mr
vine Chlcf tly-nfthst ant s'Nc'h'a'-.' u"u'' gu
voc,,lon for 500 AGAINST William Buns IN favor ~
i,,,,r.alle, Of ScW.yorA price Obtained was S,i'
and the purchaser said u be- kentuchlan'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15
sorrryIR COINS TO BE ISSUED toby.

WASHINGTON. Dee. 1i.-Arralg'mrntS haV" been
made al the Treasury Department for The Issue from
phladclpha Mint tomorrow If abOnt $4,000 IN
Columbian souvenir - cent pieces. The Gr-t ship
mrrt win be made to Chicago and Ncw-l0rk simui
tru
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15
SEVENTY SEVEN

am seycntyscvcn years old. ana have h11 my w. IT,
,,t 4, least twenty Yeas by the use OF sWts S;hV'
w. ,oo, and leg IN MY knee a running spic fo TWO
yc,r. and physicians said It could not be cured N'eF
t,,in naen small bottles :. s. > there Is not sore Oh
nav linz and have new lease On NC io' ""''' "
f., all sufferer, know OF your wonderful remedy
IRA +. Stiles PI!mcr. Kansas cry
s $. s. wonderful rcnedy-cSpec".iS i"F ou poo
,J, IL builds up the general health. treatise OH inc
blood mailed free.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15

THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED
is without peer In the world Of travel. 1t reaches
lgIcaro IN less than twenty four hour. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15
EEMNELEY AssocIAmoX rGounLEs sEIrAED

meeting Of Tn, stockholders u the Berkeley Athletic
Association Will De- held at the Berkeley Lycoum ris
cfoT. made 'c't board q d f"cors
week ago but nothing done the meeting breaking
up d.pr:cr Since then tie leader, Of H. dr,r
cut fActous Aicd l. ManicFrr and John II. Rover, o.
thrr representatives. haye been ia consolation. dN'r
onccs have been adjusted. and qu". meeting dtr Wiz
result. d. John :. WA,,c has made a proposition whca
opposition VIII accept H. or'i> {" ihr l'l'' y
the property for Two years beginning January l. lie
orors o. poy the interest all loans the aN'' ani n
sulancc. VIII pay into thu tr"surf for rnta an
amount equivalent pr cent ola t' captL stock, sl'
BOO G. Naulrrrc. the secretary % tn as-o-lii'n
and his brother Alfred l.. Mancr'. wcr" Zen }'''id'j
and SAID that the troubles - the BcrArIcy Association "rr
about over bard u governor, Will De- c". 'd to-day
satisfactory D. all The ioari will consist = Pr i-
dent Martin G.. T.. M1nicrrr. Johu BOOdrood SAMUEL
spencer John NJ Bowers. 1n"oGot" i. II. N'fc-, IL 6.
tshnestock y. II. Harris and ". VI. SI'ctH'A Ia p
faction name, four Director and Samue! spencer. ~
prcvci Morgan Co.. is tho ninth director agreed u Us
both factions.
That board will De satisfactory 70 both facuon' ad
A. L. Mani,rro yesterday. "ani ~ VIII WORK tos 'r '"'
tho best Interests q the association. That j. what We
have been working for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15

Splendid service to Cincinnati via New-York Cen
trail. Four trains daily. sa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15

who wishes to prevent. II possible. any members Il,
the States from voting for either n Republican OF
Democrat for United States senator.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15
yrw.YoEK powLEEs WIZ st IERsEY CITY.

.r,o h,rlio. cout..t tween uc NcWYork AMI Jersey
,ry Athletic cub teams, jersey Cty. Tue sday night,
attracted large crowd. Tie Ncw-forhef- won ,y Jus
IN sl7 the -cn.c, mad vcrr- N'w-foiN-' lrrf'
l9s. More 2lJ: Meyer IL; shaw, IA 'h'''' '''
,,e,, tv.l.y.-s 1879: I.ac.of' l5S iI.wrt>on. 1856
e,o,.,. 40. schultz Isl. Shd brat Moro score On
November Is when b, rolled 2iG. On April u Sh'"
ran a ,,ofe tp D 2IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15
nIpp1xG For SEATS ron TIE cAENIvAL.

The adjourned sale Of boXc, for the Press CUBS
carnival OF sports 70 be held At the NJ olson Squac Garden
SATURDAY held At the st. James Hotel last night
Just ~ $40 realized It the Grt sac. and 500 lat
night The attendance not la ec last night "loiy
Hamilton started ball rolling y Offering 100 for the
nr,t cholc, Of boAcs No one disputed hi'
claim aad H. selected DoN No a. Then
H. returned the box to tn cub and II was
again put up Cdptlia Eugen. Van Sohal 4
OF the Manhattan Athletic cub and j. w. Morris had
4 Lively tut for it, the Manhattan \. c. gaining the
pr7c or 300. j. W Morris Loueht til ncX, box for
so W T.. Ihillp, paid so iof bon. and then
steve" BrOli, plid $50 ios loN. Finest
DorVal pad So :or another. Arthur Z. l.umey paid
80 for a box. and L. Risevay griffith so and Ncol.
Ray 40. "Eily' Edwards took thru boxes a; 80 each.
There s;r fofy.two boxes T. Dr. disposed Of. and
leec Wiz be put sale at the stock Exchancs this after.
noon. Ia a thiry.dyc boNe, have been sid. Tot toa!
Of s. 29l
Reserved Tor the evening performance at tn Press
Clubs carnival Of sIOgt IA Madison Sqnafe card mex.
SATURDAY selling VIII. some 1pdlty. Tho~c left VIII
b. placed on s,le Ia the 10 o'clock thls
ing. Eyo.y o.. Of the performers who have been an
no.ncod this enter tanmcnt VIII certainly aufca-. and
evening mu, and exciting sport = pr mise
Tho programme viii be started at 30 o'clock and VIII
last unit. II ~ O'Clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15

TO sTp,IGuTrN OFT BASEBALL FINANCES.
o.,,t ,,o.,lp, q, tle stockholders u the Nc"-iorG
,,Ii ,lrb ,l b, held on Monday. when an c''rt VIII
BE- made t. sra.ga, n TIE nanc!'i affairs Of t"' '"D
r,o aror ,er,.on u the club VII 10 he'd a, Jei-'y
1 ~ ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15

THE DUNDEE RACE TRACK SOLD NJ ''li'''
Inc Dundee race tllrH ga Ne"Jrr'"y Ni- sou ST.
cov IL the Shei.r under foreclosure ~ f-o''' - -
Lnochcd down 10 Wii'im l.. l's''f' "n' - '''' ~ ,.,
. .,rot,at. me plo, comprises n'atly on" hundred
o,,. on the Su.qu. hanna oni Western Ehoid four niles
from, Ilpckons1DK
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-07-16

. at Van Pelt. editor OF the Craig, No.,
Meteor, went Is drug store at Hillsdals,
IOWA. and asked the physician in attend
1nce @ give him dose OF something for
cnoaefa morbus and looseness OF the
oo"eis. he says: Il felt SO much better
sus next morning that / concluded 10 call
On the physician and get him to fix me up
a supply Of the medicine. / was surprised
"nen ne handed me bottle of Chamber.
a'n 9 Colo, Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy.
ne sa'd ne prescribed it regularly in his
placece anu fsand it the best he could gel
preEare can testify to efficiency in
ny case al all events" For sale by NJ.
Lively Druggist.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-07-16
WESLEYAN F Fl 1 ! { INST INSTITUTE 1

Opens Sept %. 1892. One Of the most thorough
scboo ls for young ladies in the South. Twenty
five teachers and officers. Cons rvatory conrse In
Music. One hundred and ffty-two bosfdiog pupils
from twenty states. Innate unexceiled. Splendid
inducements to pereons at distance. Thost seek
ing the bert school for the lowest terms write for
ident.
Wm. A. HARRIs. Staunton. Va.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-07-16
RHEUhA1

cessful results, but which brought on an
attack OF mercurisl eumatism that
made my life one Of agony. After suf-
ering four years gave mp all remedies
and commenced using s.. 8. 8. After
taking several bottles, / was entirely
cured and able to resume work.
is the greatest medicine Tor
~ blood poisoning to-day on
the market
Treatise ON Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
1ree. SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Atlanta, Ga.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-07-16

The property of the Sterling Phos-
phate Company was sold last Mon
day at Brooksville, bringing some
thing less than $4,000, and was
bought by Mr.. Squires of Cleveland,
Q. This wipes out the old corpora
ton and the property will be worked
by new company.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-07-16

fhsIagll1eal sts team !! 7 II. II: " l \ II HIM
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-07-16

Miles Wilson, in Jail at Gaines
wife, under sentence to be hanged,
and who escaped on Wednesday of
last week, returned on Sunday and
was at the Jail when tt e taller went
down in the morning. He said that
ne came out so he could go and see
his felix's before he left them forever
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-07-16

LIE Wits Sarsaparilla cleanses the blood
increases the appetite and tones up the sys.
tem. II has benefited many people who
nave uttered from blood disorders. 1t will
neip you. Sold by M. Lively.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-07-16

A trial convinces the most skeptical.
Carefully prepared, pleasant to the taste
De Wits Cough and Consumption Cure
s valuable remedy. M. Lively.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-07-16

L. D. Walker. execufrix, ETC., OF the estate n =
A: Fisher, deceased, Va. Fannie T. Eisheg e -
In Chancery, Leon county, Florida.
PURSUANT TO THE DECREE RENDERrr
in this cause March 8. les2 oifer for eaie r.
In the city Of Tallahassee. Florida, descriHe3 r
Lots Nos. l63, 16l and los Of block Ne. e: t1unls
square, separated there rom By Peneacola 49,
also lots Nos. 50. s., ~ and ~ Of block lZo 81
These lands. or sny Ytfhereof an arfhan1 4
cash aid partly on credit. es may Be aersed - y
PARTIES desiring to paEchaee are Invited % CO rs
with me or with Judge D. ". GWynn
i D. WALKER
sExecutxix. etc of esta Q Of a. a. Fisher
TA1LAHAssKR, Fla March 10, 1850 sSTsasss
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-16

Is. Wilson. DR.. L. W, Lynchburg Lynch
| burg.
Il. yenable, ]. NJ. Farmvillc, Little Lord
FaunterOy.
u. Allen. Rod. Cumberland, Cumberland.
10. Snton, McGruder, Richmond, Sir
Lancelot.
II. Broadus, R. F., King and Queen, New
town.
IS. Upshaw. Lee, Caroline. Caroline.
49, Willis, Lewis. Richmond Richmond.
90 Croxton, Lewis, King William, Pa
munkey.
q. Parish, w. H., Richmond. Mcnt Rose.
% Parish r. D., Richmond. Metropolis.
%. Parish, ii. r., GOochland Contention.
"a. Wynhoop, II. t., King and Queen, The
Old Capital.
%. Anderson. Dr. W. t., Farmville, Heal
ing Art.
% Cockey. W. b.. Maryland, Garrison
81. Moncure. Manchester, Chesterfield
%. Dyson, Walter, Hanover, Hickory Hill.
20. Cockey. Charles T., Jr Maryland
Garrison Forest.
80 Haw, j. H., King William, King Will
liam.
81. Gregory, william, King William, Black
Lance.
80 Garrett, B. NJ, King william, Malta
POM.
49, Venable, W. F.. Farmvile. Cherokee.
a. Terry, Butler King William, King
William Courthouse.
So Solomon. J. W., Richmond, Sunny
South
So Harris G. H.. Richmond. Henrico.
81 Hall. II. A, Hanover. Studley
s. Thraves, w. ". Amelia, River Side.
80 Drinker. j. c., Richmond, Walnut
Shades
40 Gath. I. G.. Albemarle. Stony Point.
Al Gath, Charles g., Albemarle Old Do
mlnion.
A. Eanes W. H.. Star Of the East
49, Hendley, n. L., James City county
James City.
A. Meanley, e. S., James City county
Stone House.
As. Austin, W. NJ, Amelia. Mazcppa.
IS. Garnett r. L., Hanover, New Kent
AZ. Kirtly, X. X, Richmond Virginia.
As. Steger, c. p, Manchester, Amelia.
40. Hillsman, J. A. Amelia. Sailor Creek
80. Proctor, Ia, Jr., Charlotte, MELVILLE
81. Osborne, c. A., Prince Edward, Keys
Vile.
So. Moseley, G. c.. Mecklenburg, Belle
Vile
SO. Lockwood, J. W., Jr., Richmond, Cap
ital City.
81. Richardson, A. T., Dlnwiddie, Church
Road.
~. Clarke. r. f.. Dlnwiddie. Dnwiddie
Sc. Boiling John s., Dinwiddie, Namozlne.
81. Watkins, II. r., Manchester. Manches-
ter.
So. Robertson, j. H., Petersburg, Peters
burg.
80, Sinclair. J. b., Hampton, Hampton.
90. Sinclair, Thomas A, Newport News,
Time Water.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-16
Our Lights.

A called meeting of the Committee on
Light was held At the office of Superin-
tendent Adams at the Upper gas works last
evening to consider the bill of the Richmond
Railway and Electric Company amounting
to 53. 901.04 for electric light furnished to
the city during the past month. The amount
deducted for lights which did not burn vas
S2l.46
Mr. George Z. Fisher. treasurer; Captain
Andrew j. Pizzini. Jr., Superintendent
Craigin and Superintendent Trafford were
present on the part of the company The
officers OF the company stated that they
were ready at any time TO have the strength
of the light tested, which was. as required.
1000 candle power.
The bill of the company was then ordered
to be paid
On motion of Mr.. Taylor the committee
decided 10 light as many gas lamps in the
Capitol Square "a may be deemed necessary.
Two bids were received Tor the furnishing
of 65.0 600 bushels Of oyster shells as follows:
j. T. Douglas Curtis. %. cents per bushel;
j. L. Montgomery, 81 cents per bushel.
Tile contract was awarded to Mr.. Mont
gomeTy as the lowest responsible bidder.
IL was decided to erect a gas lamp ut tho
corner Of Arch and Byrd streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-16
The BOYS MAY Go TO Chlcngo.

At the armory of tho First regiment
everything was quiet last evening and the
boys were resting on their laurels gathered
at the battle OF the Crater at the Exposi.
tion Grounds. Colonel Jones is well pleased
with the exhibition made by the military
and is already seriously thinking OF repeat
ing the exhibition during the Worlds Fair
at Chicago. Several parties from New ork
have been here TO witness the spectacle and
are willing to enter into contract with Colo
mel Jones to repeat the same next summer
at Chicago. Colonel Jones thinks that
there will be no difficulty to secure the nee
essary number of men 70 go to Chicago.
The men, while there, will live IN tents
right on the grounds and will not only have
their expenses paid, but also receive sala-
res.
Colonel Jones yesterday received the
commission of Captain ii. Percy Gray, the
new ordnance officer Of the regiment
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-16

p NJ Length Of lance. eight feet, ana
e. halance not nearer point than one
sp;rJ length Of lance. Time. - yards
~ seconds. Twoinch rings with Priv
ia IN reduce during the ties II neces-
narv M knight will be permitted TO have
lido over unless he lowers his lance,
and then only at ring or rings at wnicn
he lowers his LARGE. NO Knigns WI. "
allowed to lower his lance ior Iau i,: %
himself or horse. knignts wiz oensea
,hn;r rings TO one of the marshais, VINO
NIL ranoTt result to the judges All DIS
W., W. will be decided by the judges. NO
Rn;obt will be allowed to leave the
ns1nds until disbanded, unless by per
,a;ssion of the chief marshal. AFTER tne
,;It;ny Il over the knights viii be mus
tered back to starting point, where they
will be disbanded.
knights will assemble In front OF Inu
sic hall, on Exposition grounds, AT o:io
u NJ nrompt, and will muster In Doey
- haII for coronation address, &c, in
~ r'' r,ding costumes. Coronation adj
dress and delivery of prizes Will take
nisce M $50 =. NJ. in music hall. Ball
after coronation is over. -.
If n knight does not start when ms
title is called the second time he forfelts
that ride If for any cause OF himself or
horse. N !.
The decision Of the judges shan De
final.
THE ORATORS.
Hon. II. W. Flournoy will deliver the
address to the knights and Mr.. Roseweh
Page the coronation speech. :,
A limited number of tickets to the bail
will be sold at selected points In the city
The affair will be conducted in the *
citing style which was so popular In VIZ,
ginia in years gone by, and VIII recail
many brayely ridden contests In blood.
less bnt hard fought battles. The list OF
marshals and knights is given below:
Marshals-JOhn X. Martin, cher marshaI;
A. A. Cox. +. VI. Bugg. G. 5. Bagley w.
ID. Cardwen, c. W. Blanton, Jr., u. w.
Fowlkes and Maney Broadus.
Following is a list Of the knights with
their residences and titles;
/. Craddock. Arthur. Baltimore, Howden.
2 Alternately, w. W., Richmond, Autumn.
3. Walker l.. NJ. Albemarle. Albemarle.
4. Petit. f., Fluvanna. Glenburnie.
<. Terrell, A. j., buckingham, Buckng-
ham.
g. Willeroy, w. A., Jr., King William,
Idaho.
:. MoTett Il. T.. Fauquier. Fauquier.
s. Jeter, G.. s., Jr, Pcwhatan, Powhatan.
8. Swift, j. f., Louisa, Louisa.
10. Thomas, w s.. Richmond. Grip.
II. Baker, II. f. Richmond. T. Is. A.
u. Scott w. c., Charlotte, brakes Branch
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-16
Henrico County Court-house.

The County Court Of Henrico was yester-
day engaged in the trial of the case Of John
Silva, who was charged with arson. 1t was
given TO the jury at last. and at 1890 o'clock
they returned a verdict of not guilty, and
Silva was discharged.
The Houseman and Lloyd cases, for
criminal assault upon Housemans little
girl. were continued till the next term.
The Circuit Court of IIenrico. Judge Well
ford presiding. was then opened There
are many cases-none of great im portance-
to be heard.
The school board of Tuckahoe district
met for consideration of routine business.
Mr. Taylor, one of the deputies of the
clerk oil the county court. was at work yes
terday after an illness of two months. He
has been great sufferer from erysipslas in
his leg. The trouble was brought on from
blow received while he was chopping
wood
The new county Jail is fast assuming its
completion. Ii will be handsome and COM
modlous. All the newest and best methods
for he secure Imprisonment of lawbreakers
will be used
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-16
Mr.. and Alrs. Drew.

II is very pleasant thing TO be able to
chronicle the great success at the Mozart of
Mr. and Mrs Sidney Drew. They came to
our city comparatively unknown and. un-
fortunately were crippled by the sudden
illness of their manager, who WAS forced to
retire and leave them TO manage themselves.
The treatment of the comedy selected by
them for their first appearance in Richmond
was artistic in the fullest sense Of the word,
and will go on record as one of the grea est
successes of the season. The audience was
held in rapt attention from the rise to the
fall OF the curtain, and the frequent out
bursts OF spontaneous applause proved con-