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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-01

FDWARDS-Diel. saturday. February 9TH
ats.3O A. NJ. at the residence of Mr.. y. W. Hold
croft 2blS east Clay street, Mrs. MAltl -. ~
W4RlS wife of the late s. S. Edwards. IN the
fftieth year of her age.
Her remains were taken 20 James City county
Sunday morning for interment-
HARRISON.-Died, at Amherst, Mass on the
2sth ultimo, FRANK BOLTON HARRISON,
Youngest son of the late Colonel Walter II. har-
rison, "a his twenty-socond year
JOHNSON.-Ded. AZ her residence 81 north
Third street. AT $50 O'Clock, February 20 49,
Mrs. +. /. JOHNSON; aged sixty three.
NcCABE.-Died, at her residence. No 200
Brook avenue. Mrs. CATHERINE McCABL' OF
pneumonia
DOGGETT. Died; at his residence No, COZ
east Leigh Street. Monday, February 2sth az
AN. CHUKCHlIL DOGGEIr, in the seven
ty-seyenth year Of his age co.,,
Funeral from St Pauls church TODAY,
March ist at4 +. NJ. Friends OF the family N
ylted o. attend.
No flowers.
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man Of strong feelings and decided decide, op'"'o"''

man of strong feelings and decidea oP'"'o"''
and was high-toned and benevo'enl,.a ;or and
He was a brave Confederate soldier ann
the four years devoted TO tne 70 re- We
cause were the proudest years OF ,ilS ~ o,i,
was one OF the few ana pIoo'o ayyed hia ten,
soldier who could say that ne s.ar.u NE son'
and r.,;ons for a whole week with the MINOR
col 20 This he did when General Lee
Srs, toll command Of the troops IN west
VIRGINIA in the early part OF the war
and the honor was such u's,inLuisnou
go tnat Mr.. Mason delighted To re-
J ,".o !, 60 ardent a Confederate was he
mhSie hearing true allegiance to the Govern
,nent that at the unyeiling of the Lee monu-
mani in Richmond he appeared In full Con-
federate uniform and WAS one OF the affrac-
tions of the OCCASION:
He often. while living. expressed desire 10
be Inferred in that uniform and his wish VIII
no doubt be complied with. He was well
known throughout the State and had a host
of friends who will sorrow at his sad and
sudden death.
A slight fire occurred at the residence of
Mr. j. Il. Fickin on Amelia street Sunday
morning, which very nearly resulted IN
serious confiagraion. The woodwork about
the fireplace had caught in one of the rooms
while no one was present. and when dscov-
cred the fire had made considerable headWay.
Ii was soon put under control however, but
not before good deal OF damage was done TO
the floor carpet and furniture. Loss about
900; fully covered by insurance.
mass meeting OF the Young Mems Chris
tian Association was held last night In the
Methodist church Addresses were delivered
by Messrs. :. +. EastDurn. W. i. Brannan. -.
w. Adams, Jr.. and j. +. Brown. delegates TO
the State invention held recently IN Rich
nond. and reports made. Addresses were also
made by Rev W. NJ. Clark. Rev. }. NJ. Can
ter and Rev G.. r. Allen, Of Washington. ID.
c. large audience was present, and the ex-
ercises were very interesting.
storm set III here yesterday morning and
still continues There is danger Of damag
ing freshet in the Rappahannock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-01
N. & w. TAKES CHARGE
OF THE ROANOKE md soUrnERs.
a Gen crai Order Touching the 1rans'er ny
President Fryes-Nanufsctured To-
bacco Shipments.

WINSTON. n. c.. Feb. 29.-lSpecial. TO
morrow the Roanoke and Southern railroad
will be in the hands of the Norfolk and Wes-
ern, and will be operated as the winston
Salem division of that road. The following
general order was issued to-day by President
Fryes.
The Norfolk and Western Railroad Compa-
ny will on March I. 1892, assume the opera
ton of the railroad of the Roanoke and
Southern Railway Company. under the terms
of an agreement between the companies in
terested. The officers OF this company will
forthwith transfer and deliver TO the Norfolk
and Western Railroad Company or 10
its proper representatives the railroad.
property and franchises Of this company:
together with all papers and real and personal
property belonging or appertainlng thereto
including books and papers cOnnected Win
the operation of the road. The operating de-
partment goes entirely into the hands OF the
Norfolk and Western officials. General Man,
ager Sands has charge of the Roanoke ana
Southern. the Winston Salem DIVISION ah0'
appointed Mr.. ID. II. Burger division supern-
tendent Il will be under the general super
vision Of General Western superintendent A.
Chippey. Superintendent Burger Will nave
his Office here The traffic department VIII
be transferred 10 the Office Of Nice-Presldent
Charles G.. Eddy. of the Norfolk and
Western Company General Manager Mas;
lin. Traffic Manager Warrington ana
Auditor Landlord will not lie retained IN the
service Of the company. superintendent
Maslin. however. will remain here some Tune
10 assist President Fryes IN closing up the
business OF the Roanoke and Southern 1oll-
panv. Al the suggestion Of President Kim
bail the present executive officers of the
Roanoke and Southern will retain their places.
During the month of February, the tobacco
Manufacturers Of Winston turned ii sbl ,O5O.yo
to Uncle Sam for internal revenue STAMPS.
month amounted to over 100000 pounds.
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Let Ms hope that the people who habituslly
disregard their health will reach that desirable
place. and avoid the locality which is less de-
sirable as an eternal residence on account OF the
heat and surroundings generally. But while We
tarry in this vale of tears. why should We volun-
tarly endure the tortures Of dyspepsia when a
systematic use of Hostetter's Stomach Biiters
vii! rid us of the atrocious MALAY, which I'M
less physicians are very much at fault-tends 70
shorten the term Of our existence Heartburn
biliousness. constipation almost always accom-
pany this complaint and are symptomstc OF II.
these are all eItinguished by tho bittors. winch
Also conquers completely malaria rheumatism.
nervousness and debility. Since the appear
ance OF La grippe IL has shown singular
mastery over this formidable compliant that
has carried of 50 many OF our origh'es' ana
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-01
Children Cry for Pitchers CastOria.


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Eight Inches of snow-sudden Death.

LEXINGTON. VA. Feb 29.-lSpecial. John
Silvey. stonecutter aged .hirty five. who
came here from Baltimore. died suddenly Mt
McCowns boarding house on Main street
this morning while seated in his chair. His
death was 30 sudden that the grasp he had
on a pitcher ont of which he was pouring
water was not released He had been suffer-
ing from the grip. which getting into his
lungs no doubt caused his death.
March goes out with eight inches OF snow
to tho surprise OF the community. To-day is
warm and pleasant.
The circuit court Judge Mclaughlin pre-
siding. opens tomorrow with the largest
docket ever known before III the history Of
the court. and included in the number are
some very important cases. One OF more in
terest TO this section than Others is the suit
of the South Iron Gate Company against its
delinquent stockholders. There are two
suits of $4,000 each against the Buena Vista
Company, arising from the death of an en-
plOyee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-01
Iackson Ward Clnb.

A reorganization Of the Fourth Precinct
Jackson Ward Democratic Club took place
last evening and the following officers We're
elected: Thomas Cox, president ". r. Epps.
vice president: j. p. Hyde secretary; c. c..
Hill treasurer: Williams Hicks Murphy,
sergeant-at-ams.
Excellent speeches were made by Colonel
NJ i. Spotswood. Il. X. Fauntleroy. +. f..
McCabe. c. II. kpps. j. G. Smith and others.
The club will meet every Wednesday eve
ming at Morans Hall. No. so north Seven
taaufh street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-01
our Mother Tongue.

Professor Pollard. Of Richmond College;
delivers tonight ut o'clock in the chapel
tho fourth lecture in the Professor course.
Ills theme will be Landmarks IN the History
of the English Language and his review Of
the planting and growth of this, now the
most powerful of all tongues will be highly
interesting and improving. He will tell Of
tho building up out OF distinct tribes the
great English nation. and traced the growth
of their language. showing the influences
contributing TO or injuring that growth. and
the work of Chaucer. Tyndall and others IN
the achievement.
The lecture is open 10 our citizens and old
and young will find profit and pleasure IN the
evening discussion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-01
knights OF Honor.

The representatives from this city left last
night on the 1880 train via Norfolk and
Western TO attend the meeting OF the Grand
Lodge Knights of Honor at Roanoke. Va.
This will be an important meeting, a the
election of grand officers and representatives,
10 the Supreme Lodge will take place. Some
Of the prominent members who Will 60 from
this city are Junius 4. Cosby. George l..
Currie and David j. Weisger. The contest
for the Supreme Lodge delegation will be
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-01
Didn't Know IL ,yas Landed

GoRDoSsyILE. Va. February 20 -Ispe.
cial. Last Saturday evening two colored
boys living near town were playing with an
old pistol, when one barrel exploded, the ball
passing through the feshy part of the arm OF
one boy and lodging in the wrist OF the other
arm. Nothing more than flesh wounds were
inflicted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-01
Mr.. Minor Hurt.

Mr. John II. Minor. city drummer for the
drug firm Of Owens a Minor. while driving
down Main street. near Eighteenth. at 930
A. NJ. Yesterday in buggy was run into by
was nearly demolished aud he was thrown %
the pavement strking and painfully cutting
his head. His wounds were dressed at n
drug store near by and he was later taken
home ia hack. The beer wagon was going
in the same direction as the buggy and ran 1t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-01
City Circuit (ourf,

In the city circuit court yesterday judy
ment was rendered for tho plaintiit in the suit
OF George Cogsill against L. J. Brooks for
eg43.43.
John May confessed judgment against
Mary Swanzigsr for s707. so.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-01
Destructive Fire-Indicted for Murder.

STUART. Va, Feb. 29.-lSpecial. l-Intelli-
took place at iillsyille. IN Carroll county,
fifty miles west of here. The fire originated
in Ihornton's drug store. and destroyed about
half Of the buildings in the town. The
damages amount TO about sl2, 900 or $4,000.
Pink Dehart was indicted by the grand jury
last Saturday for the murder Of Ben Weaver
The mountains are covered with snow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-01
MARRIAGES

MARABLE-M ARKS.-Married. at the resi-
dence OF tho BRIDE father Mr.. T.. ". hafaoie,
OF henricO county. by ley. LEROY y; Pha4p oh
February a3d Hiss MYRTLE l.. NAfAblt %
DR. WRIT T. MARKS OF Prince George county
S-SAUNDERS.-Mar on Feb
ruary n. 1892 by Rev. &. II. Rawlings. Miss
FANNIE WILLIAMS of Richmond, Va, 10 DIR.
l.. 4. SAUNDEIS. OF Newport News.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-01
Interprise Club Dance.

The Enterprise Club gave most enjoyable
dance at Donahue's Hall. Fulton. last even
Ing, and the merry crowd wooed the goddess
Terpsichore until the wee small hours. A
collation. added to the pleasure OF the even,
ing. and the attendants voted that they had
enjoyed a most merry time
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-01
Charged With Murder.

=, HENDERSON, n. c.. Feb. 29.-[specisl. i
Sheriff Smith, OF this county, and Sheriff
IN Messrs. ]. w. Pierce. j. r. Pierce, John p.
Pierce, Jr., and William Fuller, Of Franklin
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-01
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

Coughs, Hoarsensss, Sore Throat. etc.
quickly relieved by BRowNs BRoNcHh
TRocHEs They surpass all other preparations
in removing hoarseness and as a cough renedg
are nre-emlnentIv NE heE..-Ady
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-01

r, WAsHINGroS. d. c., Fob. 29.-For Viz
| -.,o ,ginia: Colder; northery winds; gales
IfhlK lon The coast. becoming far tuesday,
w." lcoider and fair Wednesday.
- For North Carolina: Colder north
westerly winds and clear weather, with
gales on the northeast coast; clear and colder
Wednesday,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-01

comfy. suspected Of the murder Of Rufus =:
Reayis They are having preliminary trial
before Judge Bryan. There is much excite
ment in town over the affair.
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nation will be finished in few days. Hus
band and wife will be again confronted 70.
morrow, and then 1t is likely Mr.. Deacon will
be released on his own recOgnizance. as his
trialwill not come OIL for some time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-01

Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup has been usei
Tor children teething IL soothes tho child
collie and is the best remedy ioc dlarrhea.
Twenty tive cents a bottle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-01

But what Hoods Sarsaparillia does, that
makes il sell and has given It such firm and
lasting hold upon the confidence OF the peo-
pie.
For dinner pill and general family cathar-
tic we confidently recommend Hood lills.
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price of Gss Reduced In DanviIle.

DANyuLE, Va, Feb. 20. Especial. The
city council held called meeting this after
noon, which was the first meeting 10 be held
in the new and elegant CHAMBER OF the new
municipal building. Every member was
present, as well as the mayor and other city
officers and quite number of private citi-
zens The new council chamber Is an ele-
CANT room and splendidly furnished.
On the recommendation OF the committee
on light the price of gas 10 consumers from
the citys gas works was reduced TO $50 per
! 900 with discount of 1873 per cent. for
prompt payment. making the net price for
gas in Danvillc Sl.Z5 per thousand. An effort
was made to reduce 1t 10 81, but was de-
feated
Information was received here today of the
death of Mrs. Mary Hamlin wife OF Charles
5. Hamlin. of Leaksvliie. n. G. She died yes
terday at her husbands home near Leaksvllle.
and will be buried tomorrow afternoon. The
deceased was Miss Mary Hines, of Milton. \.
&. Her husbandi s the brother of Frank Nj.
and Thomas Hamlin of this city
The leaf tobacco sales for the month of
February amounted to 3490, 236 pounds.
against 5.i79.T7 pounds last February. The
sales from October LIST to date were IA. 7l5.i2S
pounds. against 1G.027,9S7 pounds for the
same period OF the last tobacco year.
heavy snow storm prevailed IN Bull
Mountain. west of here Yesterday.
number of the members of the Benevo-
lent and Protective Order of Elks reached
here this morning from Norfolk. Portsmouth
and Richmond to institute Danville Lodge. No
227 A grand lodge formed at 10 o'clock, the
charter members of the new lodge initiated
and to night the following officers were n
stalled. Exalted Ruler, o. +. Hatcher Es-
teemed Leading knight. q. p. Talbot; Es-
teemed Loyal Knight. G. l.. Warren; Esteemed
Lecturing Knight. Albert Gerst; Esquire, NJ.
| A Watkins; Secretary. j. II. Taylor Chap
lain, u. G.. Temple; Treasurer. }. a. Lawson;
Inner Guard. NJ. l. Hessberg Tyler. Dorsay
Jones. After work the visiting Elks We're
entertained at Il banquet at Francisco's cafe.
The new lodge starts of with forty members
and under most favorable auspices.
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Schooner John $. Heacham, ulnn, New Pc Pc
ford. pig-iron j. y. Gordon agent 'eSse- N-'
It's & ! .kcr.
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PORT or WEST POINT. FEBRUARY %. 1872

Steamships Danyiis. bennett Baltimore. pas
800 Nv York Dale. general cargo; schooner
UT - Iarnum. Blake, from Bridgeport for cargo
cotton-seed meal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-01

cteam,hips CIV OF Atlantis. Tor Newpori Nert
Vii general cargo: Danyilie. FOR Baltimore
with passengers and general cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-01

MINIATURE ALMANAC. MARCH /. 1872
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PORT OF RICHMOND, FEBRUARY o. 1872.
ARRIVED.
Schooner W. S. Jordon, Kennebec ICE Mr'
Jane King.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-01
Children Cry for Pitchers CastOria

BEscHAm's Pills for a bad liyer
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-02
THE COLONIES ADVANCE.
They Defeat the San Jose
Men at Piedmont.
THE ANGELS TAKE A GAME.
san Francisco sustains Very Bad Defeat on
tho Haight-street Baseball
Grounds.

The Colonies made up their minds yester-
day TO bring things around to the ordinary
conditlon OF affairs, and they accomplished
thelr OBJECT atthe Piedmont baseball grounds
in Oakland.
lhey won with score Of 6 to-.
mere was large crowd 10 attendance,
ana the progress Of the game was watched
with more interest than any of the proceed
ing ones.
lhey made three runs In the first inning.
McQuade made single. Hutchinson was
put OUT on first. LANCE made two-cushion
swat carroll made magnificent three
Dagger, bringing both McQuade and Lange
nome Brown few out. Irwin reached
hrst ana also ONeill, and Carroll came
nome. wilson then flew out
In the second inning Horner reached first
on Daiis, McQuade flew out Hutchinson,
LANCE ana Carroll each made singles. and
the nrst two reached home. Carroll was
leIt on second. Brown and Irwin each
Ihis brought the score to 6, which they
were unable to increase.
Inc Dukes made one run in the fourth
inIlng ana one in the eighth inning
Ia the fourth inning Denny and LOoka-
Daugu eaeh made double, Stallings sin-
e'e, bringing Denny home. Three men
were Then put out at first
In the eighth inning Stallings went out at
HIst. harper made two-bagger. McVey
reached nrsf, and Harper came in. Everett
went OUT on frst and Ebright flew out.
Inc game was quick and exciting, and at
times caused much applause. Following is
the score:
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-02

kingdom. asked not for a long life. nor for
honors, nor riches. but for wisdom, that he
might honestly judge his people, aud he
got not only wisdom, but long life Also
Now. 10 the little kingdom of my class
room. have honestly desired and sought
Tor wisdom 20 teach In the best way not
only knowledge. but TO quicken the intelli-
gence and inspire enthusiasm.
Il have some portion, from what you say
OF that wisdom and long life, and now l
ind myself overloaded with honor and the
love OF those whose honor and love most
yalne.
What can / say to what has been said
concerning me tonight? | do not know
one word that could be said. 1t is impos-
sible even for me TO pretend to reply.
THE only thing | can do, if / have
achieved any success at ALL is to speak of
some OF the underlying principles and aims
responsible for it,
education and of the spirit of scientific re-
search.
Truth" he said. sis our exceeding great
reward. All truth is naught else but the
image OF God in the reason of man.
I'VE all sigh for recognition Of some kind.
and such recognition as you have given me
tonight Ii Is impossible for me to say what
encouragement it will give to me-"
When he concluded the company sang
For he's jolly good fellow" and SO
another happy reunion was brought to a
fitting close.
The committee of ARRANGEMENTS was
composed of Professor Sonle (chairman).
Professor Kellogg. Professor Howison,
Professor Christy, Professor Senger and
Professor Richardson.
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PIHAF0RE" LAST NIGHT.
ConcI usion of the EncinaI Clubs Per
formance.

Conclusion of the EnciuaI Cubs Per-
formance.
Last night the Encinal Yacht Club of
Alameda gave their last performance of
"Pinafore."
1t was a much better performance than
the night before and the audience showed
their appreciation by frequent encores.
All Of those taking part were much more
at their ease than on the first night. and the
opera was produced rs well as any pro-
fessional troupe could do it.
1t was made much more realistic by haV-
Ing the weather in their favor, the moon
being bright, the water calm and old Borea.
only blowing enough to make things pleas
ant.
Miss Alyina Heuer took the part of jose
phine last night and was an Improvement
on Miss Tenny, her voice reaching all parts
Of the audience, in fact, sounding as clear
as il she was in a theater.
Miss Levet as Little Buttercup, repeated
her success of the night before and was
encorsd in nearly every song she sang.
Robert Lloyd, as Captain Corcoran, was
the feature OF the play, and almost wore
himself out in response to repeated calls.
The play was witnessed by nearly a thou
sand people and was produced in better
form than any performance ever given be-
fore by amateurs.
At the end the pyrotechnic display was
given the same as last night and was only
marTed by one Of the yachts catching on
fire.
No damage was done, however, and
everybody went away thoroughly pleased.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-02
CANADIANS COMING HERE.
The Formation of a Toronto
Colony.
Tulare County Selected as the Site for Their
Homes in the Land Of the
Free.

A large colony of Canadians is being
formed in Toronto to come to California in
the spring.
II already consists Of nearly 100 families,
and 1t is expected that 1t will be doubled
before the party leaves for Its future home
in this State.
j. L.. Dan came here last April, and, on
behalf OF the colonists, purchased 500 acres
in the foothill region CT Tulare County.
lie also procured an option on several
thousand acres of adjoining lands, to be
purchased on the arrival Of the party.
w. G. Cook, member Of the firm OF
Russell, Prosser &c Co., Oakland real-estate
dealers, is Canadian, and is looking after
the interests Of the Toronto colonists.
He states that the very name California
has charm for Canadians who are dissatis-
fed with the conditions existing at home.
They feel they are neither flesh nor fowl.
Although part of the British empire they
are denied the privileges which are accorded
to the people OF England. Yet right across
their boundary is the great republic of the
United States.
Mr.. Cook states that number of Cana
dians have settled In this State within the
past two years.
The great majority. however, prefer the
northern and eastern counties. which are
being gradually built up by the influx of
Canadians, who are an industrious class of
people.
The Toronto colony Is composed exclu-
sively of well-to-do people, who have the
means to plant out orchards and wait for
returns.
Some of these, who are In the party, will
engage In business and other enterprises.