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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-13
CHURCU SERDICES.
Meetings Which VIII bs Held In tho '''''"'
Houses of Worship.


Rev DR.. Hatcher. Of Grace.street bap'i,s
church. is still sick and Rev. I. 7. be', WIZ
preach for him this morning. There'N"' '''
vices at this church have closed. -. croxa-
Rev. n. NJ. Wharton will preach u. u'O ord
ovanue Paptist church both morhlng an,
night. lie will also hold a ma:s-ln s.arnoou
the same church at 4 o'clock lnis ..na,th at a
when he will take as his suDJec'
Frolic.' o1 AZ Union
station Methodist Episcopal church ,,,ism
Rev. George II. Ray will adnllin'Swso d. George
and receive members at II A. NJ Kew n 80,
w Garter ID. d.. will address tno sI - NJ
school at 10 A. NJ. aud preach a. AT, go a,aox TO
Rev. Paul Whitehead. j. u. W.
voupg converts at the morning ser Vov r
p,e H. Tudor will preach for KEY. =.
~ nadmnn at West-End MethouisI onuao on
90 r;eh tsna DR. Paul Whitehead VIII prencn
az BROAD street. Or. Tudor WIZ M no N'''
nulpit as usual. at the morning ;n,io ,riII
The BAPTIST Sunday-Sch0oi hSso o,olocI his
meet at Pine-strees churGn q" S,n1av.School
afternoon and the MetAOui''
Society at Park-place. ~ ..o,,, % r;ob,
Rishon Van de Vyyer will preach to-nig eLA
=, 10 cathedral on The Church ana the
'V Re~ g Fulton. d. D.. of Baltimore will
nreach the annual sermon before the lounE
Mems Auxiliary Socley VI
Fyaneelst N. b. Williams will preach his
farewell sermon in Richmond at Tin Trinity cf
church tonight He is strong preacher OF
tbe Gosnel and has done great good in this
e chV He does not assert his denomination.
and though he has been in Richmond "a. a
month few persons have any idea 70 Wna'
church no belongs. 1t will no doubt be OF III
teres. to know that he is Presbyterian.
Evangelist d. b. Williams will conduct
mass meeting for the last time at the Mozart
Academy at $3.50 O'Clock this afternoon:
Ladies and gentlemen both are expected ana
q crowded house may be looked for
There will be q special song service, ana
the Young Mems Christian Association quar-,
tette will also be in attendance. Mr.. Shepherd
Webb will preside at the piano
Memorial services in honor Of the late lev.
DR. Joshua Peterkin. rector Of st. James
Episcopal church. will be held in st. Marks
church this morning. Rev. Dr. I. e. Dashi .a,
assistant of DR.. Peterkin, will preach the
memorial service.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-13

Goethe will be the theme Of a lecture to
be delivered in the Richmond College chapel
next Tuesday evening by Profess +. W..
- ,-s---s~L.. 1'h.- s. ti.o fftl ieotura in 'he
college course for the session of ls9l-'92. and
the second by the professor of modern Ian
guages. In teaching Of Goethe Mr.. Boat
wright will discuss the character and work of
the man. as we'll as worship at the shrine Of
his genius as the author Of The Sorrows of
Werther.D "Sphigenia,' Hermann and
Dorothean and Faust Goethe was
personally an interesting character. lie
touched the world at many points. lie knew
men and his experience was wide and varied
The Professor will tell the story in a genial
way. and no doubt many will be won TO the
study of Goethe vino have hitherto neglected
the wealth produced by his genius. The
lecture will be delivered in the chapel and
the public are cordially invited to attend and
enjoy the discussion without price.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-13
A. Gunst & Son Failed.

Messrs. A. Gunst 4 Son. dealers IN paints.
oils. ysrnishes, hardware, etc. at No 7l3 east
Broad street filed deed OF assignment in
the clerks Office yesterday The assignment
is made to G. X. Tabb. trustee. The follow
ing are the preferred creditors: Standard
Ysrnish- Works. s2l7.27; Savings Bank OF
Richmond. $3.50: A. l.. Strauss d Co.,
&lO00 G. II. Langford. 1915; w. A. Wyatt,
e235: J. Arnheim. slc5; II. s. Tucker. 1885,
I IN sn r. stage 80 500 Carnea, DAVIS
n. +. Block. $500; Nellie Eichberg. $3.50. H.
c. kronheimer. 400 The liabilities are
about sl,4o0, while the value of the assets is
not known
Catherine NJ. Hart qualified as a6mnistra-
trix with the will annexed of the estate of
Patrick Hart
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-13
JUSTICE JOHN,S COURT
The Culprits Were Few But the hill of
Equity Ceased Not Its Grinding.

The Culprits Were Few But the Mil OF
Equity Ceased Not It's Grinding.
There were not as many culprits in the
court Yesterday morning as there are candi-
dates for the Council in jefferson ward. and
Justice John dispatched all of the business
as quickly as the average man passes on
when the street musician begins to pass the
hat
William Henry is stranger in the city,
and naturally the kind-hearted citizens took
him in" He is white. and seemed 10 be
man of considerable experience. at least In
police court dialect, and was only charged
with being drunk and disorderlv and acting
improperly on the premises OF Granville
Mayo. He was fined on each charge and
finally demonstrated that he was no more re-
sponsible for his actions than the wind mill
which turns when the wind blows.
Nellie Forester was fined $3.50 for assault
ing and attempting to cut Salle HILL.
George Mitchell jacob Burke and George
Williams were;fned for being drunk and dis
orderly.
Preston Rrockenbrough. negro man. was
charged with assaultng Fleming Nelson.
PIestons niece married Nelson. and few
nights ago he SAW the defendant and his wife
going TO a hall. OF course Madam Nelson
was in evening dress and Preston reviled
the husband Tor allowing his wife TO
appear In such costume. Fleming evidently
had not seen a club german or he would have
viewed the dress of his relative as being in
the height OF fashion.
This closed all of the regular cases of the
day, and the group of men who come daily
for refreshing scenes gathered about the
bench for little political chat.
The new candidates were thoroughly
discussed. and when it came to Jefferson ward
the merits of Quong Wah Long. whose card
is out for the Council, they all agreed that this
is really the first campaign in which cosino-
politan merits have been set forth. Long
runs Chinese laundry. and with the candi-
date for City Collector and justice of the
peace or two from Sugar Bottom. the crowd
Is make up.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-13
Democratic Meetfnca.

Monroe Ward Democratic Club held meet
ing at Reeds Hall, at No. 30 south Second
street, last evening. and considerable enthusi-
gsm was shown. Among the speakers We're
Justices of the Peace, Messrs. Graves. Lacy.
Bankenship; City Sergeant Epps. Smith.
Orange; Sheriff, Hughes; Commonwealth's
Attorney, Colonel NJ. l.. Spotswood and a
Mr.. Watson tor Mr.. II. Nj. Smith. Jr.,
incumbent. A resolution was adopted
condemnins the members If the Board OF Al
derman and Common Council from Monroe
ward for not being at the meeting. The Club
will meet again noxt Saturday evening
The Marshall Ward Democratic Club held a
meeting last evening in Springfield Hall Mr..
George Welsh presided aud Mr.. Il. d. Tilman
recorded. The hall was crowded to its ut
most capacity. Nearly all tho candidates
were present. including Colonel 81. Il. Spots
wood and Mr.. Harry NJ Smith. the competing
candidates for the Office OF Commonwealth
Attorney. Towards the close of the meeting
Mr; ). Taylor Stratton made his appearance,
and IN an eloquent speech thanked the voters
for what they had done for him by sending
him 10 the Legislature.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-13

The ladies of the CITY Mission held their
regular meeting in the directors room Oh Ihe
Youuo Mems Christian Association yesterday
afternoon and transacted a good deal OF rou-
tine business. The ladies are very much IN
need OF coal 10 be distributed among the
poor of this city.
A sewing school has been established by
the ladies' and forty-one children are being
instructed at the rooms Of the CITY Mission.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-13
Among the POLICE.

A pistol shot created considerable excite
ment near the New market about O'Clock
last evening. A countryman accidentally
fred a pistol. No damage was done. The
Hanover representative was arrested but
afterwards released. .
Joe Lohmann and William Clarke. OF
Philadelphia. engaged in a fight last evening
near Second and Broad streets, and Clarke
was considerably bruised after the second
round The police interfered and the combat
ants were conveyed to the second station.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-13

The ladies of the West-End Woman's
Christian Temperance Unibn will hold their
regular meeting tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock IL the rooms over Ramos drug store,
on Cary and Reservoir streets. aud large at
tendance of the members is requested.
On Tuesday morning. az 1880 o'clock the
ladies will meet ut I'LL Grove avenue to 90 10
the Soldiers Home. where gospel temperance
services will be held at IL o'clock. The SER
vices will DO conducted By the Rev. X. II.
Bennett.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-13
FoR 4 NOBLE CAUSE.

What Is Being Done FOR Young Mems
Christian Associations.
Secretary A. Candlish has prepared an in
teresting table giving thepopuation Of several
cities in the United States. their membership
in the Young Mems Christian Association and
the amount expended by the citizens for the
maintenance and support Of these organiza-
tons.
The table contains the following statement:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-13
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
rrrrrroy SENT TO THE GoyERNoR.
A Latter From the Prisoner 10 His EXCEL
iency and One From Judge h'ke"'
The Paper Signed by the Jurors.

The petition for the pardon OF E. Buford
Grymes was presented yesterday afternoon 70
Governor Mckinney. No action was taken
by the Executive. and it Is not probable tna'
any will be- as the charges include tho crino
tho commission Of which the Governor mas
repeatedly said excluded his removal OF pol'-
teal disabilities. This granted would provo
a precedent which would cheerfuliy DO "e-
cepted by numberless other unior'u"A'0
men. e.,
Tho following comprises the papers nieU
with the Governor o.,,cr
SuPEEINTRxDrST's OFFICE,
VrRoINrA PENITESu.Ri,
R,c,rvosp. VA. March ". ~
To His Fxcellency p. W. Mckinney, GovernoII'
would respectfully petition your nH. a.
,ancv for release from imprisonmeh' anu .no
removal of nv political disabilities: na.o
ss-snusIv repented of the causes when ieu 10
NV trial and conviction, and desire " ieau
q better life and earnestly WISH upon my re-
lease from prison 70 be in position 70 on'oa
mon A new life under such circumstances as
wp,ld better enable me TO be support 10
nv dspendent family and as useiui cinzen.
7 solemnly promise You that II TINS mercy -
sbown me will never give you cause 10 re-
greet II. "o'' = s'' Gpyryys
lSignedl L. d.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-13
To His Excellency. P. W. Mckinney, Cover
nor Of VIRGINIA.


Your petitioners would respectfully repre-
sent that r. b. Grymes was convicted MAY
IG 1891. in the Hastings Court Of the City OF
Richmond of embezzlement and was SEN
fenced to confinement in the penitentiary ior
one year: that the period OF conhnemeht VIII
expire in few months and your petitioners
earnestly pray that Your Excellency will grant
a pardon to the said f. b. Grymes at such time
between now and the expiration OF ms con-
fnement ss may seem best to our ExceAency.
! Under all of the circumstances OF the case
vonr petitioners feel that the prisoner has
been sufficiently punished by the sentence
and the confinement already undergone ana
that pardon now will not only De source
of great comfort TO his innocent ana unhappy
Family, but will. in some measure. remove
great cloud of ignominy from his lie. ana
Strengthen and encourage him to begin lie
knew and become good and useful citizen.
fSignedl Samuel b. Witt, n. Nj. smith Jr.'
= Commonwealth attorney, Alex. W. Archer
foreman of jury; Hay Il. Thornton, Il. T.
Anderson. J. Bachrach. G. b. Sydnor, Jr;'
II. l.. Norris. Thomas Benton, j. Is. hlaq'
Joseph Strause, John X. Moles, NJ D.
O'Neil, j. A. Jackson, jurors.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-13
MEArHER FORECAST.

F. WAsHrNGroN. D. G. March i2-For
Virginia: Colder. with increasing
colo coudiness: winds shifting 10 north
erly: probably rain or snow by Monday
tmOrnlug.
Tor North Carolina: Fair; southwest
erly winds. becoming variable; slightly colder
in northern portion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-13
Hnsfincs Court

Emily Johnson was arraipned before Justice
Witt yesterday on tho charge of Keeping a
oisosderiy house. She pleaded guilty and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-13

The work of tearing down the old Planters
Bank Yesterday created an almost sutfocating
dust on Main street in the vicinity OF Twelfth
street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-13
the following statement:

Among the seven Southern cities contained
in this list Richmond stands first in popula-
ton. second i'm membership and last IN the
expenditures IN proportion 10 It's size.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-13
PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH l2. 1892.

schooners George r. Veuland. Abbott. New
Haven. pig iron, j. y. Gordon. agent. vessel
Curtis & Parker: George VI. Anderson. Gale,
Scotland, TO load lumber for BROOKLYN, vessel
Curtis L Parker; J. Il. Nandysen. Lear, Clare
mont, 10 load lumber for Philadelphia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-13
DANvILLE. Va. February 2

p. '
His Txcellency J. W. MCKINLEY oo'-
ernor. &C.:
Nv Dear Sir.-The family and friends OF f.
p Grvmes desire TO ask for his pardon few
davs 6efore the expiration of his sentence,
which will be some time during the next
spring. To release him so short time before
he would DO entitled to discharge l
do not think would be a bad example and
therefore hope you may see proper to do SO
provided no will himself petition and ask II.
In an interview with his wife after the trial IN
which she urged me 10 recommend ms par
Ton was much impressed by her devotion
and self-control. but a sense OF duty would
not permit me to comply with her request.
Now. however, when he shall have served up
10 few days of the penalty imposed ieei
disposed 10 grant the unhappy woman APP
neal Should NV recommendation enable you
TO pardon him j give it cheerfully.,
With great esteem and respect, J am yours
de-, lSignedl n NJ niA'''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-13
MARINE INTELLIGESCE.

IMMATURE ALMANAC, MARCH is. ls2
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-13

Steamships William Lawrence Norfolk. gen.
eral cargo; City OF Atlanta. Newport News,
general cargo: Charlotte, Baltimore, passed.
gers and general cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-13
PORT OF WEST POINT. MARCH ls, 1892.

Steamships William Lawrence. Rivers, Nor
folk. general cargo: Charlotte. Nickle, Balu-
more. passengers and general cargo; City Of
eial cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-13

The best line OF Boots and Shoes at loves.
prices can be found at
LASDoS y. JoSEs'.
Corner Twelfth and Hull streets.
Manchester
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-27
Tss PsrEsSsDFow6sd.

SYDNEY, n. s. W., Dec PA sad ac-
cident occurred here to-day to a party
Of merry:makersi resulting inthe death
of ten OF them Iheiownar Of ayacht
made up q party OF his friends to take
a sail and % persons accepted the tn-
vitation. All went well and everybody
on board were enjoying themselves IN.
til the mouth Of the harbor was reach-
ed. Here O severe squaH struck the
yacht, and bofore any preparations
could be made to meet il, the vessel.
capsizedS Thirteen persons were res.
cued. but ten Of the party were not
seen afterst turned over.
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down, and nothingcou be seen OF her
save 4 long trail Of black smoke lying
along the horizon. This coon disaP.
peared, and nothing more was seen Of
her until Friday, when she suddenly
doomed up 6 considetahlc distance
ahead Of the City Of Paris.
With regard to the accident 70 the.
City Of Paris engines the passengers all
agreed that some mishRp befel them.
On Wednesday the steamer was hove TO.
Tor six hours, andwhen she was put on
her coarse again she proceeded under
one engine for thirty-six hours. The.
officers when questioned replied that
only pin had broken. The log OF the
City of Paris gives the following daily
runs: To noon December 1s, 1884 miles;
December 10, 40; December 20, 449;
December q, ST.; December ~, 403;
December IS 400; DecepabeF2 ~ $41.
VICTORY FoR TIE ErRuRfA.
1t surprised the officials in the Office.
of the cunard line when theyheardthat
the Etruria had actually reached Liver
pool ahead Of the city of Paria Both
vessels left their New York piers. at
nearly the same hour on December II.
The City Of Paris, however, on her way
out crossed Sandy Hoo6bar at five min-
utesl to 4p. M, andthe Etruria followed
thfrty-fve minutes later.
No one supposed that the Etruria
would overtake, much less pass, her
fleet rival. The victory was discussed
with relish in the Cunard Office and on
the Maritime Exchange. No one ! 1.-THE
Inman Office ventured to explain the
reason for thefayorite's defeat.
The Etruria is aSsingle screw steel
hulled vessel, go feet long, 81 feet
beam and 40 feet deep. She registers
5000 tons and has triple expansion en-
.gines Of 14,000 horse power.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-27
BRiDGEPoRT.

Matters OF Moro Or Less Moment IN tlis
Village MT the other End Of 1.-THE BridEe
a special meeting ofthe Bridgeport
council was called for last evening, but
q quorum failed to respond and a meet
ing has been called forthis evening. AS
important business is to be transacted.
involving the interests Of the people, 1t
is expected that the men chosen TO re-
present the town in matters OF public
interest will be present. Rartieshav-
ing business to transact with council
think it strange that members do not
respond TO the mayor q calls. Last even
ing there were three interested gentle
men present who made special trips to
attend a meeting OF council two OF them
came from Martins Ferry, and one
from Massillon, Ohio. They are put to
the inconvenience and expense OF watt
ing for this evenings meeting.
Mrs. j. Z. Mcdonald and family, Of
Columbus, Ohio, are visiting Mrs, Nc
Donald's mother, Mrs. w. w. Holloway,
OF Kirkwood.
Two Maynard DRINKS were locked up.
in the Bridgeport Jail last night to. sleep.
il of on 9 prison bunk.
The Etna and Standard mills the
Crystaland Bridgeport glass worksswere
shut down yesterday.
Captain Abram Lash and o. O. Coch-
ran were in Bridgeport yesterday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-27
r6e n tegsgo0tho senndal.

N s 4WS HEH
Pans; Dec 2e.-The 8tattato.day says
that NJ. Antern Proust, one OF the mem.
bers 0 fthe chamber OF deputies, who is
threatened with prosecution because Of
his connection with the Panama scan-
dal, Is suffering from congestion OF the
brain. The paper adds that his family
refuse to give any information regard-
ing his condition.
The Eslrire publishes to-day an inter;
view with Arton, the Ro.between In the
'Panamaahair, in the course Of which.
he says that his papers are in q place.
where they are safe from prying invests
gators, and nobody would belable TO get
copies Of them. He declared that he.
did not desire to be mixed up in the
present campaign, in whiehthe was in.
no wise concerned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-27
Anolher FFeacI Daei

PARIS, Dee. 26.-Deputy Raynal for;
merly Minister Of Public Works, has
challenged to duel ex=Depnty Donay
rousz. the author Of the letter pub
ilished in Ia E0edris on Saturday chafg
ing that several members OF the stall
OF the R6abtiqua Frd9c1iss tnewspaperl.
had demanded 100000 francs. from the
credit fancier for assisting in the pas
sage of the municipal bill.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-27

CHo4oo, Dec. 2e.@The magnificent
Columbus fountain, the gift Of John
Drake, of the Grand Pacific hotel, 70.
the city OF Chicago, was formally turned.
over to the municipal authorities this
afternoon. The exercises, owing TO the
severity ofthe weather, We're held in.
the city council chamber, where
Mayor Washburn made . graceful adj
dress.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-27

Ngw YoRx, Dec. 28.-The happiest
member OF the Cleveland household.
Christmas morning was little Ruth.
Though some Of her presents had been
shown to. her during the week, most
we're reserved for Christmas. Ruth
hung up stocking Saturday night and
prayed that Santa Claus would be very
good to her. AS soon as she opened
her eyes in the morning she was car.
ried by her nurse into the room where.
her presents were arrayed There were
SO many and some of them we're SO big.
that no stocking ever manufactured
could possibly have held them. There
were enough dolls to stock q toy shop.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-27

PfrrsBuRa, PA, Dec. 28.-The Pitts
burg and Chicago Association foot ball
teams played draw gametat Exposi.
ton Park this afternoon. The game
was hotly contested throughout and
ended with the seore2to2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-27
a Faithrar CAPT lin.

HAnFAx, N. s., Dec. 2G-The stand-
ard OH Company tank steamer Wee
hawken has arrived here, her crew
worn out with a fifteen days struggle ut
the pumps to keep her aaoat. Her
captain was urged by the captain OF
two passing steamers to abandon the
ship, but in spitcio OF the heavy weather.
he stuck to hi ipost and brought her
safely iuto port
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-27
Goes q EaFope TO Aaviso oleyoiand.

Goes 20 Europe to Advise cleveland.
PARIS, Dec. 26.-The European edition
Of the Herald publishes a letter from an
American resident Of San Diego, Cali
fornia, urging Mr.. Cleveland toilet the
country understand he will maintain
the gold standard and that he will buy
gold whenever necessary to keep the
national treasury prepared TO redeem
in gold its ailyer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-27
couidn,t Find Hil Brothor.

oH1cAeo, Dec. 26.-John ]. Regain,
who is said to haysJheanan honorary
pall!bearer at Parnelfs funeral. com-
mitted suicide here yesterday. 1nabil-
ity;to find q missing brother, the heir to
the family propertyin Dublin, 10 the
supposed cause