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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-17
kfnckhnlfIera DisaCree.

LYNcnBuRG. Va. Feb. 16.-lSpecial. l.In :,
stockholders of the Lynchburg Drug MIL,
held their annual meeting at the ! Dung
Mems Christian Association Hall THIS al
ternoon. Mr. G.. W. Button presided anu
Mr. John Mahood was elected secretary.
The meeting was rather stormy. FOR sew
eral months there has been lack OF mar,
mony between the directory ahd
Mr. Reed the general manager OF
the mill The reports Of the d.
rectory and general manager were
far from satisfactory After lengthy session
the following directory was elected Messrs.
S. p. Halsey. w. V. Wilson. Jr., i: O'brien'
5. ". Novlin. j. II. Valentine. ). Is. feT
guson. X. A. Ianghornc. J. NJ. Shafer and >.
il. K:nnier Mr.. Reed who was formerly
director. was not reelected.
Mrs. Anna Boone. wife Of Daniel Boone
the lion tanner. died at the residence OF br. ..
A. Roberts, in this city, last night. She was
forty years Of age.
Buck Bruce, a white man. who is charged
with having committed murder at corn
shucking IN Amherst some time IN December
and who has been confined In tho Lynchburg
Jail for safe keeping. was taken to Amherst
by Sheriff Beard to-day for trin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-17
A Runaway Accident.

WEST PoINT. Va. Feb Special lion:
Morgan Treat. one Of our most prominent
business men was very painfully though h0t
fatally hurt this afternoon about O'CLOCK.
During an hour or two previous TO tho acct
dent several OF our local horsemen were OUT
on the extension of j. street which IS Yves,
Points boulevard. speeding their flyers, some
in harness and some under saddle. The sport
wa witnessed by quite number OF citizens,
among them Mr.. Treat. who was mounted
upon a somewhat refractory horse. As the
parties were returning Mr. Treats animal
took the bit and became unman-
ageable and came down street
at furious pace. running directly
over. and MASKING down sulky in which Mr..
Ned Bland. of the firm of Ned Bland ~ Co,
was driving a speedy colt. The effect Of the
collision was TO throw horses and riders INTO
confused heap from which Mr.. Bland
escaped without injury but Ar. Treats horse
fell upon him and rolled over. rendering hm
insensible for time DR.. W. X. Gatewood
was Immediately summoned, and the sufferer
was removed to his resdence,a short distance
Oh where he was made as comfortable as posi-
ble. The exact extent OF his Injuries has not
been determined, but was al almost mlracu-
lous escape from sudden death to both men.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-17
Professor Hart. of Harvard.

CRAPFL HILL. n. c.. Feb. 13.-lSpecial J.
Albert g. Hart professor OF American Hlsto-
~ at Harvard. who spent the past week here
ut the invitation Of President Winston. and
who delivered several interesting lectures.
has returned to Cambridge. Mass. Professor
Hart became yer, much interested IN our
University Before leaving he visited HIS
boro TO see the old documents preserved
there relating to the war OF the Regulators IN
the Colonial times in this State. In lecture
on The study of Historical Methods, de-
liyered Yesterday. Professor Hart recon-
mended the study of such subject IN
the States history as The History Of the
States Boundaries immigration 10 North
Carolina" The Strife Against the Propre-
tors" Slavery in the Colony" influence
of North Carolina on Other States bv lml-
grafton" Public Lands and Land Titles, '
The State During the Civil War Recon
struction in North Carolina Race BE
ments in North Carolina The Judiciary
of the State Popular Iumults IN North
Carolina"
Memorial exercises were held yesterday IN
Girard Hall in honor of Ex-Governor Scales,
who was a graduate of the University. Drs.
Hume Battle Manning and Winston. OF the
faculty. conducted the exercises.
The University Glee Club has Just returned
from Durham. where they gave a concert.
Jesse Oldham. the last years catcher on the
University baseball team. has been elected
captain for this year. The team expects 10
cross bats with the Virginia University boys
in Richmond this spring.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-17
Thls il for Nou.

Ii you are sick and have not been helped.
why DO you not write full description OF
Your case 10 the great specialist IN curing
nervous and chronic diseases DR. Greene, of
81 west Fourteenth street, New York. known
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Neryura. and who IS without doubt the most
successful physician IN the cure of ali long
standing complaints:
Consultation in all cases is entirely free,
personally or by mail. Thousands consult
hum by letter and he returns an answer q all
perfectly explaining their diseases. giving
advice etc. tcsts0iu ch0tQc-
His success in curing disease bv bis mar
velous vegetable remedies is simply wonder
iu and lie has made specially of the cure
OF persons at q distance through letter cor
RESI- cadence and treatment. In this manner
thousands OF people have been and thousands
more are being cured, and we should advise
you, II you desire sure cure from your dis
ease. 10 Immediately write him all about your
case II will cost you nothing to get bis very
valuable advice.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-17
rrHsONAL ND GENERAI.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's CIT
iz.ns and Other Matters.

Interesting Facts About Richmond's CIT
iz.ns and Other Matters.
Mr. Walter W. Pollard of Baltimore Is IN
the city on business
Hon. f.. Chambers Goode, Of Boydton'
Va. is IN the city.
Mr. Allan Parry Moon, Of Pittsylyenia
county. is IN the city.
Mr. Bark-daie Blanton, OF Cumberland
was in the city last week.
Mr. Joseph Walierstein returned this morn
ing from "a trip % New ork
Mr.. NJ A. Cogbii clerk Of Chesterfield
County Court is ~ the CITY.
The CITY Circuit Court was engaged yester-
dav in tho triai OF small suit
Mrs. !. b. Cooper. of 'Ninder.n VINO has
been quite sick. is greatly improYet.
Mr. Eugene J.. Emory and bride. Of Chase
Citv. Mccklenburg county, are registered 10
the city.
Mr.. G. Lee Ilutcheson leaves this evening
Cor Cincinnati. much 10 the regret OK many
friends
Mr. Samuel Baehrach has returned to tho
city with his bride Mss Abrams, OF syria
Colonel b. F. W Carter, Of Cincinnati.
formerly of Richmond is ca VISIT 10 rela-
tives IN this city.
Miss Edna Blanton. Of Airfeld, has gone to
I Cumberland for IL visit 10 her aunt. Mo.
Barksdale Blanton.
Mr.. SAN. Page sent to THE TIMES Office yes
/ terdav some excellent AOme-MA4o llcAleS
| from his farm near this CITY.
/ Dir. Samuel Savage. o. Randolph Macon
! College, Ashland. is ia the city, guest Oh
| Mrs j. O. Scott, west Grace
A charter was filed in the chancery court
yesterday for the New South Building and
! Loan Association IN New Orleans.
There have been three hundred and thirty
! four brands Of fertilizers registered at the
! Department OF Agriculture for 1892.
The alarm from box at S:53 o'clock last
evening WAS caused by 4 smoking chimney
at No 5 east Broad street. No damage.
The ambulance was called at 2l5 and GAS
o'clock Yesterday afternoon 10 attend white
women who were suffering with commissions.
Mr. 4. Growell. editor Of the New York
| Publishers Weekly. who has spent several
/ DAYS in Richmond. returned home yesterday.
Mrs. Irwin l.. Sutherland and her two little
Girls ere spending the month of February
with hr. and Mrs. ". Ii. Wise, OF Cow. ton
! Ky.
Colonel John Murphy celebrated his birth
day Monday. He says nothing about hi.
age. but Acknowledges TO being lat. ialr and
forty.
Messrs. John W. Strong and Charles f.
Schagp. OF Richmond. write from Albuquerque
New Mexico. that they arc both improving IL
health.
Mr.. j. r. Temple. son Of Major K. H.
Temple. VINO WAS fesrfully injured at tn,
Electric Plating Works Monday, is doing
very well.
Mr.. Samuel p. Waddill. clerk Of Henricc
County Court. went down 10 Charles City
county yesterday 10 attend the funeral OF his
stepmOther.
The "Hopedaie" property. on the River
but the sao does not AFFECT tho leass 0. til,
present tenants.
Visitors u River View are still conveyed "a
and fro free OF charge. Transfer is made
from the Ashland-street railway ut Hamilton :
crossing at Meadow street
Professor Warman delivered another In
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-17
10 rnx ,chnol Espenses.

CHARIorrr \ c.. Feb Especial. "A
young white woman named Elizabeth Dewese
was found dead in bed 40 tie house o. Robert
Lemons. near this city this morning. She
was eighteen years old and was employed as u
chid which died day after. Death is sup
pesed TO have resulted from heart disease.
At a meeting If the city aldermen ana
school board last night it Wa decided TO sen
Off part of the white graded school grounds
for building lots. 20 raise money 20 pay eA-
the revenue from license. r-,,
A reception was rendered Air. Joseph Cald-
well. editor of the Chronicle. tonight. by the
chamber OF e. mmerce-
c. Nnler. manager of the fortner brewing
establishment was heard IN me criminal coui
to-dav In SIX eases for selling beer IN quaint
ties less than the law required. IL was shown
in court that he had not violated the law,
and the verdict was mot guilty
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-17
Saved by Brick Walls.

NEWPORT News. Va. Feb. Especial =
A fire was discovered in the frame building
on Twenty-seventh street. occupied by }.
Shelton as "A shoemaker shop. The entire
building was consumed Inc new brick
buildins adjoining. belonging to Mr. c. c.
Clark. and being erected by Eastman * Son,
was slightly damaged by the burning of some
frame and the Wrapping OF part OF the wall.
The origin OF the ire is unknown. butt looks
like the work # an incendiarv If the build
ings on either side had not been of brick the
main business ar, OF the town would proba-
bly, have been destroyed.
One of the men who were crushed under
the bags OF -four while loading ship. noted
in this correspondence Saturday, died tins
morning from his injuries
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-17
AFTER BLIND TIGERS.
xs~roant roran Turner. OF Stanton, py-
Inc-Funerai OF hr. McDearmsn y"
DanviIIe-vireinia Affairs.

NoaroN. Va. Feb. i6.-ISpccial l-The ioi-
lowing are the names Of the persons tried be-
fore squire william Jenkins to-day for selling
uh;.l,v without q license in and about this
place
philip lesser. John Hoberson. John hoo-
erts. Eddie Fluelcon. n. b Collier o. e.
Hardin, Leo Hardin. Charles Olinger' Barbour
and Bcsser.
Each gave bond for three hundred dollars
70 await tho action Of the grand Jury
They were also indicted for selling whisky 5
on Sunday. but were excused Of TINS uhuer
the conditions that they were TO PACK 'ne''
things and ship them out OF town at once .h
Squire jenkins says he will break ~ 'n
blind Tigers u there is law To 90 ~; ~
n not he will make ole OF his own. squire
jenkins deserves great credit for ridaing our
community of these pests
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-17
Oyster Cases Dismissed-Big Reservoir.

WILLIAMSBURG, Va. Feb. Yesterday
was York County Court day. On motion of
Mr. j. +. Hubbard. Commonwealth attorney
for the county. a nolle prosequi was entered
in each of the numerous oyster cases. These
people were indicted some time ago by the
grand jury of York county for violating the
oyster laws of the State. Several have been
tried and acquitted.
The Old Dominion Land Company are con-
structing about one and half miles east Of
Grove station huge reservoir for supplying
water to Newport News. This work is not
the usual earth embankment but an immense
tank built of iron sufficiently elevated thar
water will flow from 1t 10 Newport News. dis
lance OF sixteen miles, By force of gravity.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-17

Several hundred persons eniovod the le-.
ture OF Or. Sledd at the Young Mems Chris.
tan Association last eyoniny on Church
Music As u Is and As Il Should Be- Ths
incongrutles OF this class of music was IRE.
sented IN very clear-cut manner and pro.
voked much laughter The point most en-.
phasl1ed WIS that music. DO matter how sweet.
conld nor lie acceptable as % means OF wor-
ship unless the words had c0mm0n-sense
meaning and were SO clearly enunclatel TINT
they could be easily understood.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-17

case of JEFF Dooly, charged with killing
Policeman Mabry was given TO the jury about
$50 this afternoon. After being out about an
hour they reported that they could not agree
upona verdict Judge Robertson ordered them
locked up until tomorrow morning. The
wa made 10 interfere with the prisoner
Dooly was removed to the station-house
which is guarded by the Light Infantry.
Everything Is quiet on the streets and it is
thought that no attempt will be made TO take
noOlY ont tonight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-17
Tho Phillips Cnrs.

ALEXANDRIA. VA. Feb. IS. -lSpecial.l- No
steps have yet been taken by the counsel of
Jefferson Phillips sentenced TO be hanged
March 18th. to carry his case 10 the supreme
court Of appeals. II IS time enough. how
pare the case.
The safe robbery at Fairfax Courthouse on
Monday night where three safes were blown
open-One IN the pOstoiiice. one in the clerks
Office and one in the county treasurer's Office
proved q waterfall" for the burglars. a.
only about so in money was secured.
There was rather an unusual feature wit
messed in funeral procession here thi:
morning. the caskot being borne on the hose
carriage Of the Columbia Fire Company, OF
which deceased was a member.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-17
Sergeant Turner DYING.

STANTON. VA, Fob. 1G.-lSpecial. Logan
Turner. sergeant Of this city. lies hopelessly
i'll at his residence here. His physicians, Drs.
Patterson and Catlett, say he may live the
night out, but even tins is doubtful. lie suf-
fers from serious attack of inhammatory
rheumatism. which threatens the heart action.
There is no hope Of his recovery
S. L. Dunlap and w. Ii. Wiseman were fell
ing O tree on the farm of Robert Dunlap.
near Long Glade. Va. whom the tree sud
denly fell in an unexpected direction and
broke the right leg of each man. Neither
was able to - for help ana both lay until
discovered by some farm hands. They are
dong well.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-17

FRwymLn. Va. Feb. d. Special
George Dallas % co'orcd man who lives
about seven miles from here came to town
this morning. ringing load ok tobacc'
ILL was no the warehouses attending tlo
sales After he bad sold lis tobacco and cole
lected his money he very suddenly g.ppei
dead on tie street from heart disease. Tie
was about forty-fyo years of age.
There seems 20 be right much dissatsfac-
ton here over tie action 3i thc l0a7i OF
supervisors yesterday IN refusing 90 grant
urther time 90 tho Orange and heysYile
railroad. Hon R. 81 Burt 3D. who ia chHr-
man OF tho board, voted against rho extern
sion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-17
GnNe ninself I'D.

A short time ago W. j. DonaIy. resident
of HeuricO county. was levied Ou by officials
oi that county tor the sum due by him tor
road tax. He refused % pay It. and yesterday
Constable Samuels found Donal.v on one 81
the county rmds. He Immediately levied on
tho horse and buggy Donally WAS using, and
after "a severe argument the representative OF
the United States. DouaIlr. trlumpned.
Later. however. he gave himself up o. -
magistrate of the llenrico County Court, and
was bailsd for bis appearance to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-17
Death ola Confederate Veteran.

LrxAH. Va. Feb. l6.-lSpecial. L. F.
Palmer. ST.. a popular citizen aud the best
known merchant Of lower Loudoun. died Of
pneumonia superinduced by an attack Of
grip. at his residence in Arcola. last Saturday
The deceased was sixty-two years OF age and
had been IN business IL this section tor forty
wears. In 1861 he enlisted with the Sixth
Virginia Cavalry. where he served his state
CALAMITY until the end Of the service. lie
leaves wife and live children. His funeral
took place from ut. Zion Baptist church at
Up. 81. Monday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-17
TignntOn Notes.

HAMrroN. VA, Feb. Special. There was
n progressive euchre party given last Friday
night by Miss Belle Selden. in honor Of Miss
Carrie Reynolds. o. Asheyille. n. G.
Rev. sam Jones will be Il Hampton Satur-
day night He will lecture on Get There
and Stay There" Tor The benefit of the local
y. NJ. G. A.
The aides Guild OF the Episcopal church
will give an entertainment Evenings with
the Poets. GA Tuesday and Wednesday
nights.
fire on Saturday night destroyed a house
belonging to q man named Fields.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-17

The grand Jury OF the Henrico County
Court met yesterday and found the following
true bills OF indictment. rusiogo Russo sell
ing liquor on Sunday three mlictmentsl.
Harry Gordon. carrying coucea el weapons
Thomas Savage. William Kahn. Charles
Savage. killing dog Richmond City aud
Seven Pines Railroad Company. violation OF
an ordinance John HUMPHREYS Julian Bel
vim. Eta Williams, disturbing the peace. Ine
court was in session % short umo yesterday.
but no cases were tried.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-17

A coiored boy named John Johnson has
been arrested IN Constable branch and com
mittel 90 llenrlcO county al. charged with
shooting Robert Crawford. small white boy
last sunday evening. number of white and
col red boss had q difficulty and johnson
shot Crawford in tie shoulder with pistol
The wound is painful. but not serious. The
accused viii have hearing before Justice
Lewis this morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-17

There viii be a meeting in behalf Of the
Rebekah Peterkin Memorial Association at
the Young Mems Christian Association to-day
ntl2M. The meeting is for the purpose or
explaining the design OF the ASSOCIATION. u
il boped there will be- % large attendance. as
oil Interested in this great charity established
bv this noble Christian woman are earnestly
desired e. attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-17

GREEN Bay. Va. Feb. lf. Special. Cob
onel Henry stokes. of near farIyile. has for
several days past been securing s.gners to The
petition asking the board of supervisors not
10 grant the Orange and koF-yiIs railroad
any more time go complete said rOaa.
An old cOIorcd woman Edith Stokes. who
il said o. be over hundred years old ant
who lad au attack OF the gr.1 and WIS
thought by many would never recover, was
ont few mornings afterwards sweeping her
front ward
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-17

full meeting % the Union Democratic
Club was held last evening 40 POwells Hall.
President W.. H. Cullingworth made brief
address. and Size various candidates and their
friends were requested To- speak Mr. Nom
tague spoke for sheriff 1atos. Mr.. McDaoo
for Sergean. Epps and III. $. Jennings spoke
for himself AS a candidate tor tho position ot
City SERGEANT.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-17
CulpepesT. ems.

Cnrprn CouEmousT. Feb. 16.-Monday
was the regular monthly meeting Of the
county court OF this county There were
few criminal cases before the court, all of
which were postponed.
Mr. A G.. Willis. near Iignum. who has
been seriously IN with pneumonia. is now
convalsscent Major Bob Roberts. OF Bos-
ton. who has been quite sick is also improv-
ing.
lie farmers ire anxiously looking for
spring weather as they arc very backward in
their farming operations. and are anxious to
get % work
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-17

.,heriur has been called for the transac-
, t"c Of important business; u is also under
s ..on hat another railroad company is hgur;;
~, an the purchase Of the Roanoke ana
sns Nothing definite along this line
90, hs ascertaned now. but something may
davelop at the meeting Of the stockholders
next month. mill
tow day in the near future at Charlotte: ~
which the nine companies composing 80
Tonrth regiment will take part. these oeir-
located AZ Concord. Shelby. Dallas. Lino,,n-
Ton Monroe Statesyille and Chaiio oerJ
Statewide has q regiment band and OOn0o''
a dunn corps of sixteen members ..;,,,
The graded schools Of Winston are ilh s,,n,,
extensive preparations for grand ce,eDis,e,O,H
~ Wasbington's birthday on the ga lns'" H.
The weighing of the mails on oil ol w. .n
North Carolina roads will be commenceI
morrow and will be kept up for thirty u"y =
News was received here to-day oil 80"
death in Hampton township. DAVE couLi,
Mr. Adam Huffman, an industrious W." ,rao
man while cutting off large log from az t'e 90
which he had felled. fell under the log JuS ; ~
il dropped to tho ground. He was ho,dloy
mashed aud death was almost lnstan'aN'0'''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-17

No business Of special interest was disposed
of in the hastings court YESTERDAY. The
cases indicted by the grand jury were get for
future DAYS and tho cases on tHo docket
callel we're p-stuOnnd
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-17

Mr.. q. r. Anderson. Jr.. and n. F. Shell
viii give 10 their friends Friday evening, Feb
ruary 18th grand masquerade ball at 1901
west Main street most enjoyable tn;e IS
onticipated. They are organizing q club 10
be named after Lee AID arc meeting with
success