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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-07

NEW BRUNSWICK. juno Ga month ago
Young ". A. Housell and two New YORK
crooks hrrko into the house of his grand.
father Dominic Houscll. at Midtown. nhd
stole considerable money and Jewels lie He'd
to New York. and a short time a'terward was
arrested for drawing pistol on Stove lrodie
bartendev while no was Oh spree. ITO was
brGmGnt t. this city. and to-day he pleaded
iiitoen years, lie refused 10 tell tho names II
his compahlons and said he ,quarrcled WIN
thom ;ecAusc they wouldn't give up his cous N
Annie'S watch, which they took without ms
Rnpwiedge. ic wanted Ia send II hack. Has
grandfather thinks tho sentence Just.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-07
disappointed in Love.

CHICAGO. Juno 8.-Mliss Grnce Maynard. a
handsome brunette about 20 years OF age. liv-
ing with her sister at University place. COM
mitted suicide in her room last night by shoot
ing herself in the head. A succession OF dis
appointments in love Is believed by her rela-
tives and friends to be tho cause OF the tragedy.
She came hero from Hartford. Mich. where
her father Is q practising physician.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-07
c,tv Father. ON rr,a, for pood,,,a.

CHICAGO. Juno 0.-The seven Aldermen VIII
liam ]. OBrlen. Nicholas Creman. Dan OBrien.
Patrick j.. German. John F. Darman. Stephen
NJ. Gavelin. and PHILIP jackson. indicted by
tho March Grand Jury for boodling." were
put on trial to-day. A plea OF not guilty was
getting jury began without delay. None of
the Indicted men seems greatly worried over
the outcome Of tho trial. On the contrary. all
express absolute confidence In their counsel
and ultimate acQuittal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-07
A Chinnmnn Frightened to Death.

Boston. Juno Ga man entered the laundry
OF Song Leo on Saturday and demanded his
shirt. Tho Chinaman refused to give It up
without check. The man then drew q, knife
and attempted to stab tho Chnaman. The at
tack frightened Song Lee into commissions,
from which he died yesterday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-07
a County Recorder Light. Out.

STOCKTON, Cal. Juno G-J. F. Moseloy tho
County Recorder who mysteriously di7ap-
pcurcd week ago. has loft many creditors be-
hind. II Is thought his debts will amount to
SlO0.O0O. most OF which is unsecured. Moseley
had been ~ large speculator in land. ana gave
notes in payment. So far nine forged notes
given byhim have been discoYersa. agGregat-
Ing SS0,OOu.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-07

Arr1ved-MONDAY. June q
So scrvin. Dntton. Queenstown.
rs Arizona Brooks. Queenstown.
SIS Tauric. Roberts, Liverpool.
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IS Clnribe. Mac Knight. BaracoA
IS Banes. kieding. Gibhra
SIS Cuba. Bornholdt. Barocoa
IS Alert. IIaugc. Havana.
So Arecuna. Broadfoot Port Spain.
IS Fulham. Matthews, Cardiff.
IS iucatan Allen. havana.
SIS Rio Grande. Common. brunswick.
IS FL Paso, Gardner. New Orleans
IS Lizzie Henderson. vnnkirk. Philadelphia
Ss Pembridge, bragg. Philadelphia.
ship VIM. II. Macy. Amsbury. liarre.
BARK Svea. Srenson, Rio Grnndo do sui
For later arrivals SEQ First Page.l
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Ensiufss gptiees.


Mrs. WInsIow's Soothing Syrup
Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS BY MILLIONS Of
MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETHIS9
with PERFECT SUCCESS II SOOTIIES tho CHILD
soFTESS THE GUNS. ALLAYs all PAIN: CURES WIND
Sold by DRUGGISTS in ever. part Of tue world.
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS A BOTTLE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-07

HOWhRD.-onJ June !. at Stanwich Conn., son
to Mr.. and Mrs James Howard.
POTTS.-ou May 20, 1892. at Greenwich, Conn. q
daughter TO Mr.. and Mrs. James Potts.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-07
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE AJMANAc-rHis DAT.
Sun RISES. 20 Sun SETS. 20 Moon SETS 81
HIGH wATKR-rHIs DAY.
Sandy Hook ~ Gov. Island. o "a Hell Gate. 8 %
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-07
ComptroIIer Lacey 10 Resign.

WAsHINGToN. June 6.-Comptroller Lacey has
notified the President that ho will resign on
July !. to accent the Presidency Of the Bank
ers' National Bank Of Chicago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-07
A Luxury for Tourists.

DIP. LYONS TOOTH POWDER. in metal boxes with
patent measuring tube Neat and portable. 70 cts
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-07
BIRTEI9.

Keeps Dress Shirts. to measure. a. for 5000
None better at any price. 800 and 81 Broadway
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-07

Absolutely correct .tyle. In Eentiemen's
hats New coors $3.50 Derby, elsewhere SA
MCCAIN. clo Bowory. near Springs.
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ARRlXkD ON,

. Ss Munchen. from New York. at Bremen
SIS fulda. from New York at Gibraltar.
IS Ornoco from New York. at BermudA
Ss Island. from New York, at Chrstiansand-
SIS CienfueHos. from New YORK.. at Havana.
IS Alsat In, from New York. at Liverpool.
IS FOscoiia, from New York. at Kingston.
SIS Pow hntan. from New York, at Newport Newk
50 + W. Bruue. from New York at Baltimore.
IS Europe. from New York. of the Lizard.
SIS Rotterdam from New York. OF the Lizard.
SAILED YoREiGS roRfa
SIS Vega. from Lisbon for New York.
IS City Of Washington. from Havana for New York
IS Tyrian from Kingston for New York.
SIS Caabra. from ST. Johns for New York.
SIS City OF Para from Colon for New York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-07
nRowER.-on Jun. =. 1902 a. the New York Ito.

BROW ER.-on Juno Z. 1902 at the New York Hos
pitai. CornelLa Brewer aged 90 years.
Funeral from her iato residence Tuesday, June Q.
ht2 o'clock. at Glenford, Ulster county. NY.
BROwN.-On Saturday. June T. at Kcyport. N. j.,
Thomas s. r. Brown.
Funeral from ST. Marys Episcopal Church at O'Clock
Pm. Tuesday. June 7. Relatives and friends
invited
BURNS.-on June O. 1892. at Jersey City. Annie
Burns aged years and o months.
Funeral private.
CAHILL.-On sunday morning. June 8. 1892. at his
late residence o 4th place. Brooklyn. Michael Jos
sph CAhiil native OF Johnstown county Kilkenny.
aged 81 years.
Friends and relatives invited to attend the fu.
neral on Tuesday afternoon ht2P.M.
CAlNEN.-on Saturday. June 4. Bridget Cainen
native Of County Longford. ireland.
Relatives and friends nrc invited TO attend the
funeral from tho residence OF her aunt. 200 Wa.
veriey place. on Tuesday. June at 80 r. N. Inter.
ment In Calvary Cemetery.
CHAPMAN.--ons Sunday. Jnne 9. 1902. at Centre.
willie. Conn, Sarah Chapman. aged OF years 10
months and days.
Friends are invited to attend the funeral from her
late residence on Tuesday. Interment at Danbury.
Conn.
CLARK.-On sunday. juno {. Ann NJ. Clark.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend the fu.
neral from tho residence OF her son.in.law Robert
Mccormick. $50 Vert I'D ST., to-day. at IL O'Clock.
Scotch papers please copy.
CONNELLY.-on June &, 1892. at Jersey City.
Timothy Connolly. aged years
Funeral private.
CON WAY.-On June 8. Annie j.. daughter OF John
and Matilda Conway. aged IL years and 10 months.
Funeral from Calvary Chapel. 2lo East 23d st.. on
Tuesiny. Juno 7, at p. N. Residence. l55 East
<Sths
COUCH.-on Saturday. Juno 4. at Rsdding. Conn.
William Couch.
Friends are invited to attend tho funeral from his
late residence on Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock.
COWPERTI Walton Sunday. June g. Phebe
A., widow Of Samuel N. Cowperthwait aged 80
years.
Relatives and friends invited to attend the fu.
neral from her late residence. 40 Lafayette av.,
Brooklyn, this afternoon. at O'Clock. Please omit
nowerA
CROSSON.-on Sunday. juno 6. Mrs. Bridget eros.
son.
Relatives and friends respectfully invited to at.
tend the funeral on Tuesday. juno 7, at 10 A. ~.
from the residence OF her daughter. Mn Jaime
Keynes. 1877 West 10th ST.. thence to the Church of
the Blessed sacrament Boulevard and list st. where
amass Of requiem will BIO offered up. Interment In
Calvary.
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NEW OHIFANs, Juno U.-Tho news OF the pas
snge Of tho Hatch Anti-option bill tho House
to-day cren,od quite panic in the cotton tu;
turo market. l,rir,es were moying onward
and futures dropped twenty-five points. A
big business was done and for a short time
the Exchange was all confusion and excite
ment
ton Of the ttli. 9nu hIt roy expressed do
inr Presidential election out OF pure hostility
to tho Democratic Congress that passed tho
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-29

PANTS generally peg OUT frst-but
new pairu tone up" the whole suit. Our
pick Of patterns are so to most mems liking
that we have to carry big stock TO go
round. There's line Of fresh. new. excIu-
siye styles just in. Nothing "shoppy" about
them-and OUR "cut" mover fails Of fit.
s25Oto :12. Tailors II charge you more. but
vour satisfaction won't be any greater-and
whate the use of oyer-paying?
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-29
DRY GOODS, &C.
-~-~o-~-~-D-~-0~0-~--.~- ~y~~~~~---~J~~~-o>~>~,
Woodward & LotlrOp,
TEMPLE
DRY GOODS STORE.
CORNER BROAD AND ADAMS STREETS
TODAY
(FRIDAYl

will be VERY ATTRACTIVE REMNANT
DAY with US Useful and seasOna0le things
will be found in every department There -
an extra accumulation OF Short Lengths
Broken Sizes" odd Lots Soiled and
Mussed Goods. and so on. from the reduction
sales we have been holding.
This opportunity IL an uncommonly favor
able one for buyers Make your wants
known and have them gratlhed. as Remnants
are Marked 10 Low Prices.
We start with about fifty short lengths of
Red. Bleached and Halt-Bleached liable
Damask. The Patterns are all new and at
tractiye and the qualities are unsurpassed tor
the money. They range in lengths rom TO
a. yards. We shall sell them at low remnant
prices.
CLOAK DEPARTMENT..
Ladies' Gray Bedford Cord Jackets,
REFER front self-faced, sizes 81. 81 and So
REDUCED TO $3.50
Ladies' Black Cheyiot Cloth Jacket, edged
with seal, size 10
REDUCED TO $3.50
Ladies' Gray Cancels Hair Cloth Jackets.
reeter style. with embroidered collar, sizes 81
and 10
REDUCED TO $40.
Ladies' Black Matelasse Jacket. satin
lined throughout and trimmed with Astra-
chan. size 3d.
REDUCED TO sis.
Misses Brown aud Tan Check Cheviot
Cloth Newmarket double. breasted and fast
ened with large bone buttons size 10 years
REDUCED TO ss.75.
Misses Garnet and Black jacquard Cloth
Newmarket. trimmed with black Astrachan.
very stylish. size 10 years
REDUCED TO eli.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-29
Chancery Court.

Judge Lamb was suddenly called to Rich
mond county last evening by death IN his
wifes family and the chancery court has
taken a recess until next Thursday.
The will of Mr.. Claiborne Watkins was adj
mitted to probate yesterday. Mr.. T. II. Nj.
Grave was named as executor. but declined IN
open court to qualify and Dir. Charles II.
Watkins took the oath of administrator with
the will annexed. The estate Is valued al
sJ5 OlO and is left to the children and grand
children of deceased
Judge Edmund Waddill yesterday sued out
an Injunction. which was awarded by Judge
Lamb. in the case of Bull a Grubbs against ID.
S Gates, city sheriff, and the firm OF K.
Hughes & Bro. of West Point, restraining
Sheriff Gates from further proceeding under
an execution in favor OF Hughes Bros. now
in bis hands. providing for the sale of certain
assets of Messrs Bull ~ Grubbs. The inJunc-
ton enioins the sheriff until the further
order of the court The amount involved IS
CDtg 20
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-29
william and Mary College.

The executive committee of the Alumni
Association OF the college of William and
Mary will meet at the Exchange Hotel IN this
CITY on Thursday, February 4th, at o'clock
p. NJ. This committee S to select an orator
to deliver the annual address on the occasion
of the next commencement of the college In
the wear 1893 this institution, which IS the
oldest in America except Harvard, Will ceie-
brate its bi-centennial. At the last meeting
of the Alumni Association the president OF
the Association was empowered to appoint a
committee of seven to take into consideration
the subject of the proper celebration OF this
anniversary. This committee has been ap-
pointed and consists Of the following distin-
euished alumni of the institution j. Allen
Watts. of Roanoke; Major Charles ). String,
fellow. Hon. John w Lawson of Isle Of
Wight: y. y Peachy. of Williamsburg
Judge Waller r. Staples Of Richmond Hon.
$. s. Wilkins. of Northampton: General
William B. Taliaterro, of Gloucester. This
committee will assemble at the same time and
place as the executive committee to consider
the subject before them. William and Mary
has. during the two hundred years of its ex-
istence. rendered the country illustrlous ser
vices and the anniversary alluded TO Will be
one full of interest.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-29
Police Court.

Justice Crntchfeld dispo'ed Of the follow
in cases in the Police Court yesterday;
Thomas Dung coored. charged with steal
ing one oyercoat property Of JACOB Cohen'
valued at els Dismissed.
John A. Contts charged with being va
grant. Surety required in the sum Of 800 or
sixty days II Jail.
Grant Simmons colored stealing lot Of
lead tacks property o. John Bowers. Coh-
tiuued until tie S0th INST.
Sam ei Johnson C lored, stealing coal from
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company.
Sent 10 musings court.
Moses Claiborne. colored, charged with
being susl cous haracteT. surety required
in thesum of 800 or sill months III jail
T.. +. Book, drunk. Fined g and cost.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-29
rhe AgrieuIturai Committee.

The House Committee on Agriculture met
yesterday afternoon with Chairman j. =.
Mason of Fauquier. as presiding officer. Mr.
Raiior3s bill was taken zap. which provides
iU Gle more efectual protectionand advance
nsn' OF agriculture hy preventing and sup
pressing contagious and infectious diseases
among the domestic animals Of the State At
t-r ,.mo discussion the bin was laid over I'M
o. le next meeting. The same action was
taken regard TO Mr.. j. Thompson Browns
DBL providing for the more ehectual protec-
ton and advancement of agriculture by regu-
A.n. the sale and quality of all seeds
THE committee decided 10 report tayorably
Nr Aents bin 30 advance the agricultural
ami industrial interests of the state by pro-
v.llg for the assayine by the State Board Of
Agriculture for the benefit Of the owners
thereof. of any minerals found IN the state.
lte committee will meet again on Monday
morning az $3.50 o'clock ana II Is probable
tla. tle Fertilizer Oul will be taken up.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-29
Mrs. smith May Yet he a Lawyer.

The Committee on Courts Of Justice met
yesterday morning IN the Senate chamber.
The -pecial order was the consideration Of
the bill allowing women TO practice law IN the
State of Virginia.
The chamber was we'll filed. and when
Mrs. Annie Smith. Of Danville, the wife OF
Mr.. Philemon Adolphus Lycurgus Smith, APP
peared before the committee she re-
quested the committee 70 adjourn 70
committeeman. This WIS done, aud
Mrs Smith addressed the committee IN
favor of the bill. Mrs. Smith quoted from
the court reports OF Wisconsin. and stated
that the State had subsequently yielded and
admitted women 10 practice. Now gentle
mea" she said Virginia will eventually sue
cumb. and you might as well do 1t gracefully
now" She stated that Pennsylvania had for
years combatted the idea but has now passed
such laws. The Southern States. she SAID.
had in many instances set precedent, aud
that 10th Florida and North Carolina had
women practicing in their courts.
why is it, she asked, that women arc
refused an opportunity to become lawyers,
vet are allowed license 30 keep saloon
After Mrs smith had concluded her re-
marks Senator Harrison moved that the CON.
mittee reu0rt the bill. A vote was taken and
Senators Jones, Little. Sands. Flood and Iy-
Ter voted in the negative Senators Harrison.
Peters, Walton and Blackstone voted in the
affirmative. Mrs. Smith appeared consider
ably downcast at this turn IN airs and SEN
ator TYLER then changed his vote g. ave,
thereby giving a majority, and secured ia
voralla rqpDrt of the bill
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-29
.IarDgitt.

Quite large audience assembled NJ the
Richmond Theatre last evening. Jarpeau IL
above the soubrette. She sings. she KICKS
she dances. she is all fun and irolic. but tor
ali that and because OF all that she u
comedienne The play IL called Starlight.
possessing no MORT as regards plot, pat as an
entertainment 10 il very good. jarDeau us
plays high art as far as the pubhc Is con
cerned bv not depending only upon her own
efforts 10 amuse. but surrounding herself with
au excellent company Of merrymakers
There is not stick in the crowd. Each is
either a singer. a dancer or q laugh pro-
drcor and tho tout ensemble IS good for
"a great deal OF music and mirth. Last night
there was about three hours Of Starlight
and the company even had mole up its
sleeves larbeau herself Is an artistic acts
her songs. and emphasizes the melody with
her tiny. twinkling feet She has also all
the French wOmans taste and love for fine
dressing. and her costumes are exquisite
settings for the parts she plays Ross
Snow IL an eccentric comedian of excellent
methods. Messrs. Clarke and Sellery are
good singers. Harry Crandall makes his
German rank among the best and Budd
Ross generously endows his lrlshman. Ross
success is due principally 90 his feet, and be
is lightning on them. The ladies looked well
and did well. and I'm the last act their figures
were glouriously robed. There was opera.
burr sQue and farce IN profu ion, encores and
flowers. songs written tor Jarbeau and old
sor-s finely sung. and altogether pleasing
performance and pleased public.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-29

The Council Committee on Relief Of the
Poor held called meeting last evening
Chairman Glover and Messrs. Gum. Ferriter
Bowden. Hughes and Games were present
The Chair stated be and Superintendent Car
ter had been appointed subcommittee 20
award the contract for steam apparatus,
etc. to be furnished to the almshouse. The
bids. however. had varied so much in the
amounts that they had deemed 1t best to
leave the decision with the whole committee
Bids were open from Messrs. John Bowers
West d Branch, g. a A. bargamln' Sydnor
a Sheppard James +. Phillips.
On motion OF Mr.. Ferriter it was decided
that first class double steam pump te Sc
lected and the details were left to the sub
committee
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-29

superintendent S. b. Lynn, of the peniten-
t..aiy. has notified Assistant Superntendents
W. y b.anton. j. i. llaines and William Il.
Booker as we'll as number OF the guards Of
ilai institution appointed under former adj
Illustrations that their respective resigna-
Tons would be acceptable TO take effect Jan
uay N-t
lae matter is made interesting by the fact
ilal tle men have determined TO reply 20 the
Invitation 10 resign by requesting 10 know if
l-eie -fe any charges against them that they
a} take steps to meet them. In other words.
lNrse gentlemen propose 10 test the right OF
ITO ,uprr.utel faut O. remove them without
Cause or charge specified.
iAeie IS sald 10 be no precedent for this
Z, Ton ln any Of the State departments. and
mo contest is made il will, Of course. be
watched with unusual interest
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-29

Old Dominion Lodge, No q. had a grand
rally AZ their room. Laube's Hall. last even
ing. Among the visiting brethren were
Past'Commanders c. \. Bargamin OF Anchor
+. G. Chapman Of Jefferson. $. ). Elicit Of
East End. d. ~ Powell aud J. u. Fassett Of
Richmond. T.. T. Wathall OF Virginia. W. II.
barnard OF Norfolk q. Is. Colbourn OF Chin
colleague. ID. W. BOwles and W. y. Mcdowell
of DID Dominion. After the lodge ad burned
the past commanders Of the state held their
meeting and elected George l., Currie. Of
East End Lodge. supreme representative 10
the Supreme Lodge-W, II. Barnard OF Nor
folk alternate which meets IN baltimore
February Is. 1872. After the lodge adjourned
there was O banquet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-29

The House Committee on Militia and Police
met yesterday afternoon IN tho hall of the
House Of Delegates. with Mr.. Rowe in the
chair The bill was considered which relates
TO the appointment and the duties Of the At
torney- General. The bill was finally laid
over until the next meeting. when all persons
interested in the measure will be given a
hearing.
The bill which seeks to place on the re-
tired list sli members of the Virginia volun-
teers who have served for ten years was taken
M and referred TO ssHb-committce consisting
OF Messrs. Clements, White of Accomac and
Bendheim.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-29
Mr.. Haococs's Seven Wonders.

Mr.. W. T. Hancock. the successful tobacco
manufacturer. OF Richmond. has Just gotten
upa set of beautiful illustrations "a varied
colors, the seven wonders of the world Zach
Of tbs renowned triumpns of the ancients Is
presented on a separate card and underneath
is history Of tie wonder Compared WITH
the wonders" sre Hancock's sever, Gel
ebrated brands of tobacco. HumOug, mari
tsns. Electric. Nobby Twist. Ranger. IuieiAa
and Rustic. Mr. Hancock has been IN Dusi-
ness many years and his goods are TO be
found IN use IN most every section OF the
country.
Messrs. John b Cary s. Son. insurance. Will
move 70 their handsome new office, corner OF
Twelfth and Main streets on Monday.
FOR DYSPEPSIA,
Indigestion. and Stomach disorders us6
BROWNS IRON BITTERs.
All dealers keep H. 81 per bottle. Genuine hes
Trade. marx and crossed red Lines On wrapper.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-29

Tho Committee on st. John burying- ground
mo. Last eyenlng and transacted some routine
his;nsse MIR. Antonio Griiagre. the superin-
tendent Of the burying ground stated that on
Wadnes6av the tomb Of Colonel Richard
adsms had been opened and his bones and
thnsa of his family had been transferred to
Hollywood All the remains inferred at st.
Johns burying-ground will gradually be re-.
moved TO Hollywood.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-29

Mss May Handy, the Queen. and DR..
Charles Y. Coyington. the King at the Asso-
cation Ball on Wednesday evening. were
photographed yesterday by Foster at his
stndio on Ninth street The scenery used at
the Acadamv was made appropriate for the
picture by Foster, and several different mega
lives were taken
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-29
Anew Hearing.

The Supreme Court, which few weeks ago
decided that Justices Of the peace could not
convict persons charged with petit larceny,
Granted the.motion yesterday OF the Attorney
General for new hearing III the original
Ha bebeas corpus case IN the Hastings Court
wherein rG A client OF the colored lawyer, Giles
B Jackson. is alleged to be illegally held in
ieil under sentence from the police justice,
was indefinitely postponed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-29

artists work which must have been
extremely gratifying to those engaged in
their labor OF presenting the drama in SO ex-
quisitc a manner.
Livery member of the company is an artist
dealing with bis part IN truly artistic,
style. a scrap Of Paper tonight and
Still Water Runs Deep at the matinee sa,, ,
urday. and a repetition OF The lronmsster"
at The last performance Saturday night COM
Dletes the nnpngement here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-29
still Alarms.

Two still alarms we're answered BY the are
dspSrtment Yesterday. AZ 80 p d; the
rubbish On the dump at the end OF ientn
street caught fire and it required stream
from the hose 10 put ii out. III
Engine No. 7 responded TO telephone car
corner Fourteenth and Main streets a. IA
O'Clock last night. Defective fue. No damage