The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-16

isrued a requisition on Governor Mchin,
ney for Augustus Moore. who IN Wah.eo
a. North Carolina for murder committed
In Person county.
,uss yessle X. Logan. OF Winsted
~n.a Who for the past month has beer
| vtaitInr Miss Essie Rich, on south fHln
street. left yesterday for New YORK on
the old Dominion steamer.
Aroonc the deaths reported yesterday
xa. mat OF Daniel Logon (colored), VINO
lived at No. 931 west Leigh street me
deceased was said TO be ninety-nihe years
~ ace and death was caused by old age
and itr natural infrmitics.
M John 6. Munce, with Kingan e. Co..
called for Europe on Saturday last anu
viii remain abroad for some weeks. MIS-
Munce who had intended accompanying
him. was too much indisposed 10 take the
| trip.
The MAGNIFICENT estate known as
"Curl's Neck" on James river. has been
sold by William Allen, Esq. through the
real estate agency OF y. w. Bowe' for
ss5 900 to Charles II. Senff. of Queens
county, n. Y.
The ladies OF the West End Woman's
| Christian Temperance Union have issued
| invitations to a parlor reception 10 be
given at the residence Of Mrs. John t.
| Rogers. No GIG east Main street on
| tuesday, November 22d. at S:l5 o'clock.
The clerk Of the hastings court issued
! marriage licenses yesterday to the FOL
lowing couples: George l.. Nicolson.
| Georgetown, ID. c., and Alice Whitcomb,
| Julian Mitchell and Florence Campbell.
Edward Beasley and Lena Schilling. OF
| Richmond; Charles Il. McGriflin, Staun-
ton and Lizzie Luck, Richmond
Messrs. James a. Lipscomb, II. f.
Hirshberg, c. c. TEon, J. c. Johnson
and ]. r. Dunn left yesterday for Phila-
deIphia as representatives. from the lodges
of the Sexennial Leagues Of Richmond
and Manchester, for a consultation with
reference to the unsettled condition OF
the order. The committee will return
next Thursday in time for the grand
parade.
The first annual ball for the benefit OF
the new Italian band given at Mon
ticello Hall Monday night was attended
by about forty couples, and was "A grand
success. The music was excellent ana
dancing was kept up until 2 o'clock. The
committee of arrangements were Felix
Zaccard Tony MORO and Philip Calavito
and Messrs V. Donati and G. T.. Ciuccl
acted as floor managers.
The origin Of the fire at the Richmond,
the Exposition grounds, Monday, has not
been ascertained. The loss is thought to
be about $4,000, and is fully covered by
insurance. The policies are all placed in
the Home Company. Of New York, through
their Richmond agent. J. B. Moore. The
work of rebuilding and replacing the
machinery Will be commenced at once.
Active preparations are being made by
II. T.. Lee Camp, No. /, Confederate Nete-
rams, to visit Williamsburg next Satur-
day The camp will assemble at the
camp hall at 8:15 o'clock Oh Saturday In
full uniform with drum corps. and march
to the depot Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company and depart on the
o'clock train. They will return TO the
city at o'clock the same evening. 1t is
thought that the camp will carry fully
125 uniformed men.
Mr.. Carter Scott and Mr.. Booker have
been employed by cOnvicts in the peni-
Tertiary TO test the constitutonality OF
adding five years to the sentence OF
second-term prisoners. At present second
term prisoners are taken into the circuit
court, and identification and second con-
Victlon having been established to the
satisfaction Of the jury, the judge I'M
poses the additional sentence. 1t is un-
derstood that the issue to be made is
that any such punishment requires an
indictment and a trial by jury
Mr.. p +. ThrockmOrtOn, assistant
superintendent of the Metropolitan Insur-
ance Company. who lives at 1891 1-2 VIII
liamsburg avenue, In Fulton, has been
much annoyed Of late over the erroneous
report that he sold to The Times the let
tiers published in these columns concern
ing the history OF the Dale Emmett"
family, killed by lightning In that part OF
the city last summer. The facts are that
~ ,lr 70 crix fn n
letters to the public until the consent Of
the writer had been secured and the
matter caRvassed in a lodge to which
Dale Emmett" belonged. 1t was not un-
til then that he permitted their use, and
no benefit accrued to him by their pub
LEGATION.
The will OF Mrs. Elizabeth II. Daniel,
step-mOther Of Senator Daniel, has been
admitted to probate in the chancery court,
and Mr.. II. Landon Cabell qualified as
executor. The estate is valued at about
so, 900, and is left as follows: Major John
W. Daniel, $500 Mrs. S. w. Halsey. $500;
Mrs. Belle Lottier, $1,000; Miss Adelne
NJ. Darlington, $1,000; DR.. J. Grafton
Cabell $4,000; Walter G. and Florence
Cabell, 500 each: Maggie Cabell. 800;
William Ashby Gray, $780, Mrs. Louise
Nenable, $500; Elizabeth ID. Darlington.
81 goo; all personal effects to Mrs. Maria
l.. Darlington and Miss Elizabeth ID. Car
rlngton If there should be any residue
after the payment of the debts Of the
deceased it is to go to Mrs. S. w Halsey.