The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-01
RING THE PAST YEAR.
be Arranged ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of
More OF Loss Moment Which Have Oc-
CURED During 1891.


=. (IAy-StTee1 Methodist Clnrcu Icopcueu
fter being beautifully remodeled. The old
smes River Brewery was destroyed by fire.
6. The Common Council cOncurred " "a tho
Board in giving the Je1ers IN DAVIS Mansion
70 the Confederate Memorial Literary society
z. Senat Daniel delivered his silver speech
in tho United States Senate
y S. The suit OF IanghOrno against the City
Railway Company wA3 decided IN favor OF the
defendants.
IL Rev Frank p. Clark was ordained in
st. Johns church
10. Governor Mckinney received letter
from Hon. hedleld Proctor. Secretary OF
War asking that the state or Virginia cede TO
she Federal Government the LANDS OF eight
National cemeteries
u. The boiler shops 0f the Richmond Io
motive Works destroyed by ire.
IS. Miss Catherine Shaw Braxton ard MI.
Henry s. Valentine were married.
IL. The Richmond Grays Veteran Associa-
ton elected officers.
II. The Board Of Vistors OF the Virginia
Agricultural and Mechanical Society met
X Rev J. :. Mosef resigned the pastorate
of the first English Lutheran church;
~. Captain }. y. Angle and vile celebrated
thor silver wedding.
20. The first anniversary OF the Montehore
Society was held
q. Rev. Claudius T. Smith and Miss Clara
Forsythe Mcclure were married.
q. oonel Buford elected president Of the
Virginia Agricultural Society.
~ Mr George Dean and Miss Beattie
Mitchell were married.
80. The Sir Roger De Coverly ball came OIL.
FEBRUARY.
/. TIE TIMES commenced operating its
private telegraph line.
2. The Business Mems Investment Ass0cia-
lion was chartered.
4. Judge n j. Parrett an, Miss Maggie T.
Coghan were married
r 1. 1I.t 4 I ~. .rwtf
owners
6 The Howitzers left for New Orleans TO
attend MsrJi 5ras.
3. TIE T VIZ was printed on its new press
for the first time
0. Governor Mckinney refused to pardon
Alfred Hansen.
10. Mr.. David c. Richardson and Miss
Florence b Hechler were married.
IL. Interesting ASH Wednesday services
were held at the Cathedral.
II. supreme Court Of Appeals affirmed
opinion OF lower court in the case OF the
Comm0nwea tn against Muscoe.
l3. The HOwtZers were IN Atlanta.
IT, Teaching OF shorthand commenced in
the public schools.
II. Mr. John G. Harris and Miss Annabel
Palmer were married DR.. Moses ID. Hoge.
Jr tried Is och 3 lymph.
Is. William Miller. "a cOiOred waiter az Muir
phys. threw a cohee-pot at John l.. Sullivan.
49, Executive committee of Willism and
Mary Collese meet and discuss the two hun
dredth anniversary OF that institution.
q. The steamer Daniel Reeves seized 10y
the collector OF customs ior violation of the
license laws. Two cOnyicts escaped from the
penitentiary.
q. Dr. Tudor preached to the Light Infantry
Blues and Or Iandrum 10 the HOwltzer5.
o. The Richmond Grays celebrated Wash
iegtons birthday With banquet.
"a. The City Council met and elected physi-
clans 10 the poor
rs. Governor Mckinney was asked for
troops 10 protect some outlaws IN jail at Abb
ingdOn.
26 An assault was committed on little Bes-
sic Pulling.
Al. Mary King. mulatto girl, was muir
deTed in Henrico.
q. Mr. Julius Straus and wife celebrated
their silver wedding.
4 MARCH.
4 l. The State officers made their annual re-
de a. MayoFs1lyson sent his message to the
i yearlcil.s
ety,tgsNlr' William II. Cheatwood and Miss
= :. -s.ie +. Mills were married.
Z. Mr.. =. buford Grymes WAS arrested for
Imbezzlement.
8. A charter was granted the shetering
Arms hospital
g. Mr. A. Candlish selected as general sec
rotary of the Dung Mems Christian Associa-
ton.
z. Governor Mckinney appointed q com
mittee to investigate the pinel Hospital.
9 MhitlOck's factory sold 10 the American
TObaccO COMPANY.
10. Marion Ii Rand made an address on
Mary the Mother of Washington.
II. Suit was brought against the Rich
mond allwsy and Electric Company by
Rosanna Genestra for 600.
II. James Iiyer rose eleven feet and the
Haxail mills had TO shut down.
l6. Mr.. Oliver ). Schoolrraft applied for
divorce. Laurel-street Methodist church WAS
formally reopened.
Il. st. Patfick's Jay was ce 'ebrated in
Richmond with parade and banquet
Is. MIR. Cand ish arrived and took charge
of Young Mems Christian Association as
secretary.
H. one hundred and fifty machinists at the
Richmond Locomotive Works went on a
strike. The Virginia Irotung Horse and
Breeders Association met
%. X. +. Lee Camp appropriated one
thousand dollars 10 tho Soldiers and Sailors
mOnu uent
81 OF two hundred and forty-four promi
nent Democrats interviewed bY THF TMEs
one hundred and TWENTY-FIVE were for Cleye-
land.
% Governor Mckinney and staff went to
Washington 10 attend General JOhnston's
funeral. Moulders went on Il strike.
81. The Grand Council, kogal Arcanum
met. Tie Purm ball took place.
%. Mr.. Charles Stanley Stacy. of Rich
mond and Miss Virginia Wilson Lewis, Of
Charleston, w Va. we've married
70. A primary election was held in Henrico
n. Heavy snow storm.
-. The new boil of ST. Mary's Catholic
shurch rang for the first time Health COM
miitee refused 10 granta any more hog permits.
-. Easter Sunday. River rose rapidly.
The Il. l.. l. Blues secured a new drum
major.
80. -Four members elected by tho Council.
Charles |. hillips elected first clerk in the
Auditors Office.
81. Mr.. Urban Ewing Faches and Miss
Annie Summerville Hayes were married
ArRu
l. Quarterly meeting of the Henrico County
Alliance. A bal poudre A. Belvidere Hall
2 The board OF directors ot the Soldiers
snd Sailors Monument Association met.
Marriage of Mr.. George ~ Trevillan and
Mss Alice G. Caienberger of Chesterfield.
Marriage OF hr. Marion II Chalkley. of this
city. and Miss Carrie Is. rice of Alexandra.
s. Meeting OF the Ladies Foreign Mis- ion
Union Of the last Hanover Presbytcrv.
Burial OF the remains of lev. Dr. John i.
Edwards. Patrick Holiersn attempted sui
ode.
4 Election Of offcers Of the Randolph IT,
erary Society J. T. Strattou chosen solicit
tor for the Confederate Soldiers and Sailors
Monument Association
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