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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-27
Ladies' Masonic Meetings.

The board of directors Of the Masonic
Temple Association have fitted up room IN
the Masonic Temple in beautiful style for the
Ladies' Auxiliary. The room Is situated on
the same floor as the offices Of the grand
secretary.
The president Of the Ladies' Auxiliary will
call a meeting of the board of directors OF
that organization in the new room for next
Thursday afternoon at o'clock. and n gen
eral meeting of the members of the organ "a
ton will he held in the same place next
tuesday at noon.
Miss Lummie Cunningham, the chairman
of the committee on amusemants for the
coming Masonic air has called meeting of
her committee at the same place for next
Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-27
The Wright Bill.

Mr.. b. b. Munford. of this city. while
speaking in opposition TO the Wright bill.
alluded to the TACT that on the previous DAY
the statement had been made that such law
as the proposed bill had been enacted by the
Legislature Of the State of New ork. De
string 10 ascertain whether this was so or not
he had sent a copy of Alr. Wrights bill 70
General Roger A. Pryor. of New ork. The
latter. who il now member OF the Supreme
Court of New York. is said % have prepared
a similar measure for that State. Mr.. Nun
ford Yesterday morning received the follow
ing telegram from Judge Pryor
IN reply | say. when counsel against the
sugar trust. ] drew a Enthusiastically the
bill sent me-but it was not passed, nor Il
there any statute of its character OF tendency
in force here"
During his remarks he stated that he owed
his majority largely to the worklngmen o.,
the city and that the passage of the bill
would certainly injure the interests OF the
wOrkingmen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-27
The Tunnel COMPANY.

The Committee on Streets Of the City
Councn VIII have meeting in the City
Tnrineer's Office this evening at 7
O'clock Among the matters TO be- con-
eiGered viii he the resolution referred to the
committee 10y the Council. requesting coun-
sci of the Richmond and Chesapeake road TO
snnear before the committee and show
use why the charter Of that COM
nanv should not lie revoked Mr. Reid
,Le president of the cor pany, has been
informed OF the contents OF the resolution,
and il is expected that he will appear before
the committee to give his reasons why the
charter should not be revoked
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-27

Lodge OF the Strict Observance conferred
tie third degree on Monday night. Among
the visitors was General w. A. Ia iaferro,
past Grand master Lodge of the strict Oh
ser ance will he duly constituted and conse-
Grated at t. Adams Hall next Monday night.
lev Hartley Carmichael will deliver his
lecture on Sensational Preaching" within
few weeks for the benefit OF the organ fund"
of II. Adams Hall. II will be under the aus
pieces of the Scottish Rite Association and o
owners of the building Al the bodies now
meeting in st. Adams Hall Will remove to the
Temple early in spring. except the Scottish
Rite and = new Blue Lodge-Lodge OF the
Strict Observance
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-27

had domestic troubles TO settle for people
until his heart has grown az hard as
Pourd in the last of fall and be looks upon
such cases with the same scorn with which
senator views n heart when four clubs arc
waiting for compromising.
Mrs Della Bain and Mrs. i. II. falconer
became involved IN difficulty. OWING % ,he
alleged inclination Of Mr. Balm to tread the
primrose path # dalliance and hold some
agreeable conversation with Mrs. faconer as
he brushed through the dew-besprn kied row
ers OF the mead aud fingered beneath the en-
tcing shades f more than friendly consider
alton. The Justice heard the tale OF woe
from all parties concerned. and hnAiiy re-
CURED security of $500 from Mrs. Balm for SIX
moufha
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-27

VAnrErr SHADE. Jan. 26. --lopecial. Since
the election If Samuel J.. {. leinan. our
Nnoter in the Legislature rs successor OF the
late Judge f. Is. Irving there has been "A
dead calm in the political world IN BucAing-
II is reported to-day that John Jackson.
who killed William d. Jones on the night IT
the 18th. was arrested IN Norfolk on yester-
day. A citizen If this unity and an oincer
Richmond or Norfolk on Saturday last to
identity Jackson.
The Governor offered a reward Of $50 for
his arrest s-
The weather is very fair and the farmers
are making 1od use of it in preparing plant,
Ieds and getting ready for tho farm ana
oar1en crops
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-27
OF Made of cotton cloth same weight

LOT 2.-Madc Of cotton cloth same weight
rs "Wamsutta." only few picks coarser--
open backs-19OO pure linen bosoms front Of
shirt cut out-three-ply bosom set in-back-
ings and interlinings shrunk-front and back
of shirt reinforced and double stitched
three-ply neck and wristbands. linen faced
felled sesms-every shirt cut straightway Of
the cloth-elegantly finished sizes II to ~
inclusive PRICE soc. EACH.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-27

LOT 3.-blade of Utica Nonparel' Mus
lin-improyed over last years. which had tho
bosom sewed on, while this season the front
is cut out and three ply bosom of 1900 pure
linen get in-three-ply neck and wrist bands
linen faced-double felled seams-front and
back reinforced-pointed yoke in back-each
shirt cut straightway of cloth-full SO inches
long-open backs-perfect fitting, sizes II to
~, inclusive, PRICE 62lSc. EACH.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-27

The Richmond College Historical Society
was entertained Yesterday afternoon by an
eI0.uent address by Colonel Thomas w.
Whitehead The subie ct was: The To-
biography aud Resources Of the Upper James
Eyer. and the lecture was replete with in
tere.tng facts. Astounding in entertaining
statements and rounded with brilliant
periods iilumned 10y gems of humor and wit.
lie depicted the beautiful agricultural lands
of the north side of the James and referred
lumorously TO the absence of fertility on the
south side.
A question has arisen in the society re-
carlinr the historic authenticity OF q brick
supposed o. have been taken from the Ches-
terfeld Jail IN which the Baptist ministers
were confined over 100 years ago. A letter
was read from Rev. DR.. Curry on the sub ect
and 70 committee Of three was appointed to
Investigate the subject
40 h. N. Professor II. II. Harris delivered
q lecture ON The Athenian Dramatists.' He
entered first into the LEADING facts IN the life
q. each of the three most eminent tragedians.
Ac.chyus, SophOcle- and Euripides. and
then ave "a detailed description OF the works
of each. He threw a great deal OF light on
their works by relating the legends upon
which The several plays were founded. The
distinguishing characterics Of each were men
toned and compared In conclusion the
lecturer spoke of the great comedian AristO-
p.aues ami gave an interesting description
OF Dis works. calling attention 10 the position
which they occupied as being similar TO that
occupied by Puck and Judge.
Tie lecture WAS We'll attended and was
highly enjoyed by all present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-27
Tn. Indictments ouashed.

Ro.yoKE. Va. jan. 26. Especial. The IN
d,ctments against ex-Chief Of Police NJ. G.
Morris for embezzing sl709o Of the clty's
funds were quashed in the hustingss court.
Morris paid the city 10 Jul iew days 40
and the warrant was quashcd on the ~ unds
that the person from whom tue money ""s
received was not speci ed.
re case charging Morris with embezz.ing
s7oo t,ken from the holy OF Charles Ross d
Gambler who was killed by Nick Flood last
Summer, will be heard at the next term OF
court
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-27

LOT 4.-Made of an excellent muslin.
counting 8sx92 threads TO the sluare inch
bosom OF 1900 pure linen backing Of heavy
duck and interlinng shrunk -three-ply neck
and wristbands linen faced-double stitched
throughout small felled seams buttonholes
hand-made-reinforced back and iront-cut
straightway Of cloth-full 81 inches long
open backs, sizes II TO Is. inclusive.
PRICE 75c. EACH.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-27

LOT 5.-Made of best grade New York
Mills and Wamsutta musln-bosoms and
bands 1900 al-hnen and three ply-custom-
made throughout reinforced backs and
fronts-fve different sleeve lengths TO each
collar measure. which is equivalent to ~
sizes-open backs-sizes II to Is. inclusive.
We make specially of this shirt. and unhesi-
tatingly say that its superior is not made for
the price. PKlCE 81 EACH.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-27
southern Manufacturing Company.

The annual meeting of the Southern Manu-
featuring Company was held yesterday. The
number OF direct rs was increased TO eight.
The officers were elected as iollaws T.. q.
Leigh j.. president; Adolphus Blair first
vice-president +. A. Davenport. second vice
PRESIDENT W. 4. Moulton, manager. c. r.
fobins. secretary and treasurer. Directors:
J.. {. Younger. j. l.. Antrim. H. r. Taylor
Jr.. Thomas Potts, T.. A. Saunders. Jr. Ju-
MUS A. Morris, John w. Harrison. w. j.
fpbpaoD
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-27
The Mcdaniel Lien

The House Committee on Courts of Justice
Yesterday reported the bill amending the
Mechanics Lien law. The amendments
adopted give the general contractor. sub-con-
tractors and dealers III building materials in
cites sixty instead OF thirty days IN which to
fle ,beir liens. The claims of the sub-con-
tractors and workmen can be enforced re-
cerlless OF the status of those Of the general
Contractor They are. however, limited to
Tine amount of the contract.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-27
DRY GOODS. &c.
Woodward & LOtlrOp,
TEMPLE
DRY GOODS STORE,
CORNER BROAD AND ADAMS STREETS.

Since the last advertisement OF our Tn
Numbered Shirts there has been a constant
sale of these very desirable goods. aud we
want you to know what a good value can DO
obtained at such reasonable price. We
have divided them into five lots. as follows:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-27
The Ambulance.

The ambulance had three calls Yesterday.
Al T.o5 A. NJ. 10 the southern Manufacturing
Company 20 n colored man with cramps.
lie WAS treated. At 80 4. NJ. 70 twenty
had two fingers severely lacerated. He was
treated and left. AT 20 to No; lol, east
Broad street. 70 white man with epieptic
fits. He was treated and taken home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-27

The funeral of Mrs Elizabeth Fox tooA
place Yesterday afternoon at ] o'clock rom
81. James church and was largely attended:
Her brother. Bishop Thomas NJ. Dudley. or
kentucky. was present. The lntermeht Was
made in Hollywood. ~,
The funeral of the late William w. wight
took place Yesterday afternoon from Moore
Memorial church. 4 large number OF friends
were in attendance. The interment was
made IN Hollywood.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-27

Tie House Committee on Roads and Inter
na. Navigation met yesterday morning in the
rolm # the Southern Historical Society
Chairman John IT, hyan. OF Loudoun. pre-
eide and nearly all the members were pres
elt The subject under consideration was
once more the Kent Lailroad Commission bill.
Bill. D. s. B. Thompson. of the Richmond
Danyile railroad, ap cared before the
committee 20 reply 20 the charges made
b. u committee If business men OF
Ianllle against the alleged dscrimina-
Cons made by the company especially on
&C. route FROM Lynchburg 10 Danvihe. lie
stated that several years AZ the business men
%. Ualvile presented their grievances and
mplaiuts to the United states Interstate
Commerce Commission at Washington,
based upon similar charges ana similar state
Melts. as before the committee were made
Alter taking much evidence and hearing
arguments u regard thereto. the commas
,lol leclded that the complaint was not es-
talIsled 10y the facts mi that the rates
complained of were not shown 10 be exces-
slfe aud unjust This statement having
been questioned by Judge Aiken, OF the
lalvlo committee. Mr.. Thompson yestcr-
4ay submitted 10 the committee the record
ln tle case ia question. that Of
j.. y Crews aud others. % committee OF the
chamber 4 Commerce II Danvlle against
Ae Richmond aud DauYllie abroad Com
I.t'f AttA IoiDit L44t tDHillin1ipA ~ ~ A-4l-
l.lou January IA, 1885, argued by counsel.
Colonel George G. Ca3el representing the
IalWle committee. November 18th aud 18th,
1851. and decided by tho commission. az
SHOWN 10y tho opinion rendered by Judge
Cooley February ID. 1883. bearing out in every
word and line the statement made by him ut
tle previous meeting. lie pointed out that
lne report o. The case showed that Mr.
samuel i. Wimbi,h VINO ap cared before the
committee as one OF the 90 plainants from
Danu o. and cited "A long list OF cases.
wherein 10 thought lanyil.e bad been dis,
efmnated against. was also aprlncIpa witness
he ore the interstate Commission, aud SUI
stAuIially stated the same things. and yet the
commission decided adversely b Ianville.
le rates between lynchourg and Danvile
winch were now complained OF by the bus-
ness men ~ Danvile as being extensive and
unjust. instead OF causing dlsvriinina-
t2A against Danvllle they were from lo3s 10
oy per cent. lower than were tie rates be-
tween the same points upon which they
.O1ged Their claim before the Interstate Com
"''Slon "a June, 1857, when the commission
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-27
.In,tirn .Inlinl.Inn-t

The police court yesterday WAS a scene Of
one Of those sweet little domestic dramas
which began alter the stars were set in place
and will find repetition until the heavens
are rolled back as a scr Il and the earth con-
sumed by fervent heat. Justice John has
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-27

Norfolk and Western Railroad Company
against Briggs. Argued by George ). Der
nard. Esq, and judge W. IA: Mann LOT islu nm
TN i'm error and Richard b. Davis Tor defend
ant in error and submitted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-27

LOT Made of good heavy cotton. open
backs. pure linen bosoms. front and back re-
inforced. linen cuffs, nicely finished, sizes 10
10 Is, PRICE sc. EACH.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-27

One wear ago Nj. I. 5. Boswell accepted
,be management Of one Of the finest hotels in
Tho South-the Hotel Bedford. erected by
The Land Improvement COM any. Payments
noon furnishings became due almost before
the hotel was opened. Still in the face OF
this aud other financial difficulties, the CON-
pany being unable 10 meet it's obligations.
Mr. Boswell SO pleased the public and Duilt
nm uatronaoe that he is now running tse hotel
on it, own resources in hrst-ciass style. The
hotel cost Sll0 900 fully equipped, and Mr.
+ swell ays he will he allowed to sol! II ut
almost one-half IT'S original figure which - q
BONANZA for somo good hotel man. Tor Bed
ford CIT today is equal 70 Asheyille IN
cfi,..fe and ccanorv
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-27

After some further discussion the amend
ment was rejected by the following vote
IVe,- Messrs. Bahen, Crensnaw, DAVIS
GRAY. Hargrove Jeter Mitchell g.
Noss-Nlessrs. Belvin, B0wden. Brander
Capers Cary. Gum, Hardwicke, Hughes,
Turuin. DickersOn-iO.
A motion made by Mr.. Baker to reconsider
that section was lost by a vote OF 20 TO-
The question arose whether the several
amendments 10 the city charter and the an
nexati0n of a part of Lee district could be
voted on separately. The president decided
that 10 could not be- done under the form of
the single resolution as reported from the
Common Council comprising all the susges-
ted amendments.
Iheresolution was then concurred in by the
following vote PRIOR to the adjournment Of
tie Board.
1Dt- Messrs Bahen. Belvin. Brander. Ca
pers. Cary. Davis. Gray, Gunn hughes Jeter
Iurpin. DckersOn ID
Sos Messrs Bowden, Crenshaw, HSri-
wcke Hargrove, Mitchell.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-27

Dickerson against Cavedo action of eIec-
ton. Judgment TOR the plaintiff,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-27
IN ANOTHER'S GRAVE.
An Old MN DIED WHILE ar WORK.
Annual Meeting of tho Richmond and Man
chester Railway Company-other Items
From the City over the River.

MANcHEsrER BUREAU Richmond TIMES. /
Twelfth and Hull streets. 7
Branch Office. li0i Decatur street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-27
THE DRESSING ROOMS.

Their dressing-rooms will be those on the
ripht and lett of the stage as follows FIRST
room on the right of stage and adjoining the
entrance for lady dancer. Second room on
same side Of stage. for court ladies'. First
room on the opposite side OF the st lge, for re-
cention committee. Second room on that
Side of stage for gentlemen dancers and gen.
tlemen in court scene The receipt com
rnittee must be in the Academy by 20 clock
snd the king and queen. the court ladies and
gentlen en- and the dancers at p. VI.
Supper will be served in the basement and
al nerso rs are cautioned 10 retain their sup
ner tickets. as they must be presented in
order 10 get supper.
The gentlemen's cloak room IS in the foyer
m the second floor where cloaks and hats
viii be checked for twenty five cents.
The ladies' dressing-room Tor tn sc having
orchestra and dress circle tickets, J. IN the
basement and is reached by going down the
stems 10 the right OF the front entrance 10 the
Academy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-27
TO ANNEX LEE DISTRICT.
,ornvrN coScuRrN rHEmrAsURE
p..o,u,lon was Adopted by the Upper
branch Of SIC ci;y 'o"no''-"'''"'-
men,s to the Charter Adopted.

r., BOARD Of Aldermen held called meet
,... o,erior 20 take some action on the
90. a3optel by the Common Council
.,'. ..~.v,ons evening. embracing anum-
go omendments % the city charter IN
LIN lie annexation Of that part Of Leo
100 between Broad street. Grove road.
,.'.hsriv street and tho boulevard.
,r., the cal, Cor the meeting had been
..sr.., Clerk B. +. AUGUST read the report
l-,m tic Common Council containing the
..,.oa ON tlo part Of that body on the pre-
Pc evening. which was fully reported
yesterdays Trus. When tho resolution
,.-.o unou iis passage. on notion OK MY;
l.-.,n. the privilege Of the iOor was cranttd
ra0tain John A. Cooke 20 explain tho
...-f4 o tAe annexation bill. Captain
D.,.e spoke ST some length and went over
te same ground as on the previous even
CofoNrL CUrsHAw.
When Captain Cooke had ended. Mr.. tar-
,-ora moved chat Colonel tutshaw be He"iN
h live the city side of the question. .
Colonel Cutshaw stated that IA his opinl""
Iat. eIor annexation had not yet M.l'oG
'.I tIe work oi taking IN the district wouId
h.tIc tAe proper one. To annex % 'vn~ s'''p .
II vacant territory with only aDout do" a
houses and coneidering the sha oh .no . ~,
ta- undesirable. In regard 10 t"o go
question. he dil not think thh1 '"o e.,1I
* land would justify the taxing AZ ~
"a large vacant area. The sV."N'I is1L 80,
taUv repeated the statements WuiIn on
.r.er occasions Ire bad made oelo'"
f.e committee I'M opposition 20 tne lnoa'u. g
Uo fhOupht that the city Woulo oeCoiHo ~
VOWED in an additional expense Oh "Dou9
-..g nOlfor tho construction OF sewers anu
fne LAYING of Gas and water pipes II 20 'e.i4-
tory in question was 20 be TAKEN 1n'o '"o
NJ Dckers NJ SIR. Hargroye in the chair,
ernlaired tho manner ~ which the speclal
,..'.',,teo i9l reviewed the case. lie advo-
..,oI +he innovation # improved prop
ertv iu preference 10 unlmproyed property.
n ere nere houses being butt now WlIhih
lfor itv limits where the owner dld nor Know
s,l.at.er his ground would have TO be hiieu
ln or cut down % approximate the proper
Sir Crenshaw offered an amendment 70 be
Inserted at the end of section 10 prOYldlng
tIat "a man shall only be elected who IS re-
commended by the delegation OF the ward
v.sre such vacancy occurred
SIR lurpin WAS opposed 10 the amend
ueat. which he deemed imprectcaOle.
Nu motion If Alr. Crenshaw City Attorney
Meredith was aske to give his Vows. who
said flRt he had lusidered the matter very
e.reulv. The Board of Aldermen was con-
....rel TO be a continued body, only one-haf
n ..s members to be elected at one
election. The proper thing to do
vlea 1t could be done, was 10
le. the people elect A special election IN
alg ~ the wards of this city would give no
advantage to the city and only cause eX,
psuse. While be was in favor OF general
ele.t ons lie would on such an occasion pre-
fer an election by the Board for the unex-
pred term
The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-10-13

Say, boys, when you want nice fur nishing goods, come and sec us. s. T. Elliott & Co.
 Parties coming over the road from Albuquerque, report quite a heavy fall of snow, near Coolidge, N. M.
 Hoxworth & Co. announce that they arc prepared to set up stoves and ranges for persons desiring such, and it would Do well for those wishing to retain their standing in the church to give them the job.
 A fine head of hair Is an indispensi- blc element of beauty. Ayers Hair yigor maintains youthful freshness and luxuriance, restores to faded and gray hair its original color, prevents bald ness, removes dandruf and cures scalp diseases. It gives perfect satisfaction.
 N. G. Layton, republican candidate for Probate Judge, and l. N. Lewis, candidate for Sheriff on the same tick ct, are circulating among their numer- ous acquaintances in the city to-day. Messrs. Layton and Lewis are not so we'll acquainted in this part of the county as their democratic opponents for the respective offices, but their standing is high, aud are good citizens and honorable gentlemen in their own community, and among those best ac- quainted with them. The fact that these gentlemen were made the nomi- nees of their party 10 two of the most responsible offices on the ticket, in q localityso close, politically. as Coconino county. is proof sufficient that their characters arc above rcproach. Wi. Hams News.
 J. Guthrie Savage, commander Ran som Post No. 4, department of Arizona, returned home from Washington, D, C.. where hs has been in attendance on the twenty-sixth national encampment. He says that Comaade A. G. Wisert. of Milwaukee (Eighth Wisconsin Volun- teer Infantry). was elected com mander-in-chief. Comrade II. B. Lightlizer, of Phenix, Arizona, who served in the Seventh Wisconsin Vol unteer. was elected member of the national council of administration from the department of Arizona. MT. Saw age says that he had grand. good time and met many friends, some that he had not seen for thirty years. He has nothing but praise for the manage ment of the twenty-siSth national en- campment. The twenty-seventh en- campment was voted to Indianapolis, Indiana.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-10-13
s5l,o7l 90 &54,o71 9t w. s. DECLoss, EDGAR WHIPaLE, THOMAS SAVERS, J. H. HICKS.

 To the Foreman of the Grand Jury: Your committee to investigate the offices of County Recorder, District Attorney and Justice of tho Peace re- port the followingi
 RECORDERS OFFICE. Wo find said office in good condition, books neatly and properly kept and everything m the best of order.
 DISTRICT ATTORNEY. We investigated the aforesaid office and found the register of actions prop erly and intelligeptly kepti JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, A. P. GIBSON. We have investigated this office and found everything in neat, business like order. WM. SHRoYER,
 GEo. MAY,
 E. W. KISsEY. To the Foreman of the Grand Jury: Your committee on county build- ings, jail and school buildings beg leave to submit the following report We found the jail in good. strong, reliable condition, and Coconino county can be proud of such safe and reliable stronghold.