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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-07

Senator Peters left for Henry county last
evening presumably u consult his consttu-
epts regarding the road law. He "a a bach
eor. It's rumOred that other matters may
also come n Tor at least portion OF MS time.
Senator Joel {. Green and vile arc 40 the
Exchange The Senator has greatly IN
proved in health and Is doing good Work ia
lie Senate for his constituents.
BY tho request of "a large number Of sena-
tors and delegates the Rev. John jasper VIII
deliver his famous sermon on The sun DO
Move az his church tins morning.
Senator James Marshall was taken quite Ill
Yesterday morning ia the Senate chamber
and was advised by his physician 10 gOtO bed.
He was resting easier last evening.
Mr.. :. l.. Bloomberg entertained leuten-
apt-GOvernOr Tyler. Rev. Dr. CalIscn and
Senators Little. Blackstone and Loyenstein
III his home on Broad street on Friday even
ening. The entertainment was an exceed
ingly pleasant one
Ihe Joint resolution offered by Senator
Mushhach prOpos NJ an amendment 20 the
10th clause of article of the state COnstitu-
ton was caused 10y the recent decision OF the
supreme court sending all cases OF petty lar-
ceuy To a Jury. HIS AN endmeut is as follows
Tile General Assembly may. by law. provide
for the trial otherwise than by jury OF q
man accused If a criminal Ottense not pun
shed by death or confinement IN the pen
lteutary."
The law provides in changes Of the Consti-
tuition that lf the resolution passes this Legs
lature it Will be submitted 10 the next one,
two years hence. then published for three
months and then voted on Ly the people.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-07
Merit Amplr Rewarded.

RADFoLD. W.. Feb. Especial. Score
one more for Radford. In addition 10 the
large contracts forwater and gas pipes already
made by tie Radford Pipe Works, We are
proud TO state 40 this company has entered
into a contrac 20 furnish all the pipe for the
city Of Boston for the coming year This
speaks volumes for this enierprsing company,
and also for Southwert Virginia IL is hard
work T. convince Lastern men. and especially
those from ~ Tar north as ifO-tOn. that We II
the New South can dO anything. But their
eyes are OPENING gradually aud the time IS
not far distant when We viii be considered as
fair competitors IN many industries
In this Instance 1t was hard TO get the city
fathers 10 even consider a bid from the Rad
ford Company. and II was only after an inyi-
tation was extended them 20 come and see
for themselves that they began to think that
there was something in Virginia after all.
This committee with their own experts will
reach RadfOrd on Tuesday morning next 10
inspect the works. and we have nothing 20
fear in comparison with any pipe works
North. South. East or West for we know
that the Radford Pipe Works is the most
modern. the most complete and the best OF
the kind IN this whole country and there IS
no superior anywhere.
In addition 10 the splendid work of the
company as TO smoothness and beauty OF fin
ish We also know and can prove that the
iron used-all OF which is made in this sec
tion-is the best foundry iron IN the country
and the best toundries North ara using more
and more Of II as II becomes better known
and it brings more to-day in the Philadelphis
market than any other. This visit OF these
Boston gentlemen will open up new era fol-
this section and we will most cordially wei
come them
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-07
TO COMMISSION MERCHANTs-Aw WITH
DRAWAI.

The editorial which appeared in TIE TINES
of last Friday entitled The Anti-Monopoly
Bill" was written by a member of THa TINS
stan upon information in which he placed i'm
plicit confidence and which furnished the
basis for his argument. which was in no sense
Intended to animadyert upon the commission
merchants. who have felt Justly aggrieyed at
what appeared b be an unwarrantable attack
upon their business.
The author has since learned that the facts
stated in respect 10 the commission merchants
are earnestly controyer,ed, and had he
then known what he has since learned, any
matter that the article contained which seem
ingly reflects upon the commission mer-
chants, OF was injurious TO their business,
would not have been written, and it is now
frankly and fully withdrawn.
II will ever be the principle Of this paper
when it is assured that it was done wrong
promptly to remedy it. and TO candidly ac-
knowledge any error il may have committed
We desire nothing more than promotion of
the interests OF our fellow-citzens and the
cause of truth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-07

The session of the House was unusually
du, Yesterday There was 10 minister pres
eut and consequently no prayer Leave OF
absence was granted u the following mem
bers. ). Thomas Go0de. of hIeckenburg, two
DAYS. DR. W. h. Spencer. of Lee. one Gay. hr.
W J. Comus. az Russell. two days Mr j.. II.
SuodgIass of Washington. Mr. h. q. browne,
of Grays0n. for an indefinite tpne Dir. II. i.
Harris of Nelson, one day
The following bills were introduced and by
unanimous consent placed On tie calendar.
Fv Alr. $. 4. Spencer. IT, INCORPORATE tho
James River Company by Mr.. Ioney. To
authorize the trustees of the First tolored
kaptlst church of Manchester Va. 20 borrow
money and give a deed OF trust Hy Sir. Wray
TO amend and re-enact section $40 OF the
Code OF Virginia as amended and re enacted
bv an ac' approved the 18th Of December,
1889. relative to the appointment OK columis-
eiOners in clancery.
The following bills were introduced: By
Mr.. T.. o. Hubbard. OF Halilax An act %
amend section $40. Code Of Virginia as -
allow Jurors attendance fee whether they
serve or not. By the same. An act q amend
section l64, Code of Virginia % allow post
masters 20 hold Office of notary public IN y II
GINA By Mr. j. II. Crahord. Of Elizabeth
city. An act to authorize the board or super
vis.rs Of Elizabeth City county 90 eApend the
eurplus fund in the hands or the uhiY
treasurer due the county. not other
wise appropriated, IN the improvement OF the
puDlc hirl ways Of said county by 1lr. b..
~ Saunders. OF franklin Am act TO impose q
tax uDOu that proportion OF the
cepital stock OF all Pullman sleeping. parlor
or dining-car companies which ls invested and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-07
ruocryss RAILROAD LEGISLATION

-osrl, of the agitation OF the p'op'',-
40 90 "'-.;.s;on procress has been made
- - r.o ., the popular demand. although
:, g ov,remists have not been APP
nroved by the committee 70 ",'oi" '"y - =
I'm ,vaa referred Yesterday MI jon" -
Mason Of King George county ih'rouu.or
~, a,,ond and re-enact section 1901 OF 'ne
Oh % Virginia 1887. "a amended auu To-
o.oo,od nv An act approved March 4. lS9O' III
-.,..ior % the duties of railroad conni's-
s;o,er and aaording the people An easy anu
sneedv remedy for complaints against fai'-
road companies.
This act. a copy Of which is published ii
another column is IN the right direction anu
;s certainly in advance OF the present cum
bersome method through the Board oil fuo''o
Works.
1t gives an improved method OF enforcing
the remedies we have now on the Statute
books. in section 1908. forbidding rallroau, OF
other common carrier doing business III TINS
State. TO make or give undue or unreasohao'e
preference or advantage 10. or in favor Oh any
particular person or traffic. and the VIOLATION
of this section is made punishable by section
1914 with fine Of $500 for the first ohense
and e.. 900 for the second and each succeeding
violation.
In addition TO this. what is popuiariy
known as the long and short haul clause OF
the Interstate Commerce act, has oeeh in'fo
duced by Mr.. Jackson. Of Richmond ana
will probably become law.
1t therefore seems that it is not only pro-
posed 10 give new powers TO the Railroad Com
mission and increased protection to the ship
per. but attention is being called to emphasIz-
ing present remedies for ohenses by railroads.
the very existence Of which IS generally IN
known
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-07
ALenn Year German.

A beautiful and pleasureable leap year
german was rendered last Tuesday evening
by the young ladies Of the Daniel Club at 20;
50. east Marshall street. Mr.. d. j. Derrick led
the graceful figures and the chaperons were
Mrs. j. Bell bigger and Mrs. W. +. Cardoza.
Among those present were: Misses French,
Of Newport News. Mary Bigger. Lucy Bigger,
Lottie Bigger. Pegge 81 ger, Yirgie and
Lula Cardoza. Jesse Webb, Oracle aud Alice
Leavtt. Rita Wagner. Ida Birch. Maggie
Hewitt. Saiie Noryell. Miss Smith, Virginia
Conway, Maggie Gretter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-07
SUNDAY. FEBRUARY T. 1892.
TWELVE PAGES.



Arr,ngsrnenfs are being made for the celehra-
ton Of ~. Patrick doy.-Bolh houses OF the
I.yislature were in session.-Annual convon-
tiop of the Young Mems Christian Association
leyins here this Ueek-1he Mozart musicale
will be held tomorrow night.--Mr. Isaac New
man was buried-Ihe Pullman car tax bill
several legislative committees met.--A
convict captured.-The a. p. V. A. meets TO-
night.
The salary Of attorney and treasurer OF Char
lottesville has been increased. Marriage at
Charlottesville Of DIR. i. n Hewett and MISS
Sarah II -Woolwine. who disappeared
from Jackson River. has turned up at Alderson'
w. Va.-Ihe new depot in West Clifton Forge
will be thrown opon 10 the public Monday.--
The Atlantic sew-llill Company has been
indicted.-The railroad shops at Lamberts
Point will be completed by June 1st Captain
Il. A. Camm Of the Confederate navy. died at
Newport, Giles county. no firm OF Mchlnson.
Regester a. Co.of West Point, has been dissolved.
William Sykes was severely and perhaps fatally
ehot at the saw-mill Of Messrs. b. Il. Duyal d
Co. Greensyille county.-John Green and
Moses Chapman. two cOlored prisoners
in Petersburg have been declared insane
A bill of Injunction has been granted restrain
ing the extension Of tho Orange and koysyille
raiiroad-Farmyill is considering the advis-
ability Of purchasing an electric light plant
Good labor IS very scarce in the vicinity o.
Gordonsville.-A curious accident to child
at Iyor-Death Of Miss Florence Jones at
Adams Grove, Southampton county.
GENERAL.
The revolt against Hills snap convention is
general throughout the State Of New York
The Democrats Of New Jersey have pronounced
themselves in favor of 1lr Cleveland for Presi-
dent--No trace Of the thieves who stole the
New York mail pouches has as yet been found.
Mrs. Annie Wells died IN New York Friday
night of taryation.--David Bruce, the inven-
tor was ninety years old yesterday.-Iwo
tragedies occurred in Tennessee Friday in
which four PEOPLE were killed.-Eulogies In
memory of the late Representative W. II. j.
Lee were delivered in the House OF represents
tlves yesterday.-It is said that the CHILEAN
authorities desire O speedy resumption OF
friendly relations with the United States
Acknowledgement Miller is confined TO his home
In Washington on account of illness The
Allen Line steamer Polynesian. from Liverpool
for Baltimore. is ashore at Cape Henry, Va
The baggage ON the stranded steamer Elder has
been taken to Sou thampton.-A house was
blown mp with dynamite near It. Louis yester-
davkilling two people. Father kalosinski. OF
Toledo, Ohio, has been arrested on the charge
of committing a criminal assault on an eleven
year-old girl.--Chsrles II. Benedict has sud.
denly disappeared from Troy. y. y. under q
eloud.-Edwin Walker, of Chicago, was muir
derously assaulted yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-07

The present state Of general trade is more
favorable than it has been for some months
past The iobbing merchants in particular
feel more hopeful and report increased de-
mand and growing volume of orders 70
spring delivery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-07
Or. Pe,-rkin's cond tlon.

Rev. Dr. Joshua Peterkin was slightly worse
yesterday. he twice expressed the wish that
he could 60 10 his home beyond the skies
His condition Is a matter of the most general
from ali classes of citirsns ha rscsivss the
most sincara avmpathv-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-07

One Of the sadieat Of tho many events
which are constantly occurring around us
took place at the Exchange q few evenings
900 Miss Charlotte Behrens. the leading
Woman with Mr. Robert Mantell. had Just
registered when telegram was placed in hef
Iands 10 was from home. with all the ten,
Jerness the word implies. and briefly stated
mat Miss Behrens mother was quite H. Inc
actress was rather nonplussed 10 the sud- sud-
5erne.s of the news. but cou.d
o,,, send p telegram If sympathy IN
10 mot being abio 20 leave
the eompang later in tse day lay a Mr. Ma nan's
~, ,oessage told az the death of Miss Beh-
reTs mother. Then 10 was that task more
didcuit than ever presented itself ia 30 The
= onfsianlann Law before Mr. hantell and after
~ ,,erformanee that evening mo was forced
~ ten Ms. Behrens OF her mothers death.
10 was sad task. and with those who knew
n their tenderest sympathy went out TO the
broken hearted girl. None sympathized with
her moro deeply than the generous hearted
Bob" AanteA.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-07

SUDscRrBZ ron Tar DAILY TINES AND You
WILL BECOME 30 ATTACHED 10 TuK PArEa THAT
VOC WILL NEVER GIVE 1T UP. The PRICE is
ONLY 20 YEAR BY MALL. POSTPAID, OR IL
CENT WEEK IN The CITY, DELIVERED BY CAR
xIEks. Our WEEKLY EDITION Is VERY ATTRAc-
TIVE AND is MAILED TO SUBSCRIBERS, POSTPAID,
uoR 81 YEAR
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-07

TUT MANCHESTER CIRCULATION OF
THE TIMES Is now GREATER THAN ALL
1ur OTHER RICHMOND PAPERS COM
BINID.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-07

TIE SUNDAY EDITION OF THE TINES Is
sTKADIIY GROWING IN POPULARITY. Prisons
WISHING 1T CAN HAVE IT MAILED 10 THEM
THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY FOR sl.5O POST
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-07

THE CIRCULATION OF THE TIMES Is
LARGER THAN EVER BEFORE IN ITS
HISTORY. AND is STEADILY INCKhAs-
mo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-07
BILLS PASSED.

The following bills were passed senate
bils-To incorporate the Potts valley haii-
road and Iron Company to provide Tor the
working aud keeping in repair the pubic
roads IN tie county OF Shenandoah. to amend
the charter Of the town OF Abingdon. 10
amend the Code in reference 90 proposals Tor
public work ley county commissioner 70
amend tho charter of the town OF 1919 stone
Gap 70 incorporate the act Incorporating
the VIRGINIA Mineral Belt Railroad Com any.
10 define lawful fence in the county OF
James City. to incorporate the Newport news
Creo,oting COmrany % authorize the Uoard
If snueryisor5 Sd. Clarke county to borrow
money to oui.d jain. 10 amend the law IN
relation to the appointment OF COMMISSIONERS
IN chancery.
Senator Sands presented a petition from
the Farmers Alliance OF Henrco county re-
ouesting the Legislature 90 pass % law re-u-
lating the tread OF wagons and carts IN tho
counties OF the State. The petition was re-
ferred 10 the Committee on Counties. Cities
and Towns.
AZ noon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-07

1yNcHBURGH BUREAU. no. 1913 MAIN
STREET.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-07

MANCHESTER BUREAU. TWELFTH AMI
HULL STREETS.
Branch ONCE: 1lO4 Decatur Street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-07
ORR STATE LAWMAKERS.
VIEWS FROM THE HOUSE AND sESATH
. gIlI introduced Extending the Powers Oh
the Railroad Commissioner-
LIQUOR License BIZ Debated

The Senate convened at noon Yes'eru"'
with Senator Lovensten IN the cn"i' ""N'
the second time during the SESSION ~ p'''
was offered. email
The number of Senators present was sii''''
.,d freouentlv during the morning there was
-, ouorrm nresent. The following oiii'
we're introduced and referred: By SenA'o'
Echols. by request: To incorpor"'0 " c.,
ten Minotype Machine Company. ~ .
tor Sands To incorporate the '"'i,'' - 49,
Academy. By Senator TYLER: 10 RELEASE 'no
old Point villa Site Company from payihen'
g additional tax on its charter. by senator
Mcdonald. A bill 10 amend the ACT 70 nj ~,
nora,a the Southern Negro Asylum l -.
senator Stubs. 70 authorize y, l. -,
andS. l.. Fonshl 10 build WHAT ~ .,'rota
noni run. By Senator Tyler; W 49, - 10
lie Taun.on Training School Tor nurses. ~
80 -, ~ authorize the board OF supervisors
~ rlizabeth CITY county 10 expehu ls SUI
,,irs fnnds in the hands OF the county treas
,rer not otherwise appropriated. III lhglggr ~
mo nublic highways By Senator Ho9e.
change the corporate name OF tne p, SO"n 80
Jacksonville. BY senator oanus' -
porate the Founding Hospital OF 'no 0''S -
Richmond. ,;slo.;op
Petitions asking FOR Temperance legisiation
were presented by Senators Gordon an 40
StubbEthat by the letter from citizens OF
Niddleaex and that by the former from clti-
zens OF Culpeper and Rappahennock.
Senator MushDach presented Jolnt reso' T.
ton proposing t. amend the 10TH clhuse OF
article OF tie Constitution OF Nuginla' anu
providing for publishing SAID amend
ment and certifying same 10 the General As
semb.y The resolution was agreed 10 anu
ordered to be communicated 70 the houSe.
When the bill fixing the duties Oh the sur
geon of the penitentary anu proyinlhs lot
the appointment Of matron ana ass :, ta l..'
clerk came up for engrossnent VIZ. beTy
moved to refer it to the Finance committee.
senators Stubbs and Loyenstein from the
Committee on Public Institutions ana Lauea-
ton. opposed the motion, and senator Berry
advocated lt a.. ,.;ri
was ordered 10 It's engrossmeut ana tnlrd
/ reading. 49,.
Tie Bill 10 increase the pay of the penlten-
tiarv guards drew from Senator Berry same
motion. which was agreed TO. The Senator
point being that any bill carrying an appro-
! priation should be referred to the FINANCE
/ COMMITTED
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-07

Misses Yara Bell and Adelaide Petit are
visiting the Misses Webb. 1T No. west
Cary.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-03
Chief Engineer GIlder.leeve Drowned.

BENJAMIN Gildersleeve. chief engineer OF tho
tug Molly. which belongs to the Old Dominion
Steamship line. and docks Mt the foot OF Beach
street. fell from tho ice-covered iron bulkhead
into the North River while endcavoring to
board tho tug late on Tuesday might. A col
nrcd potter on the nepr.by steamship CITY v
him u rope and then lowered pole to him.
He was too much chilled by the fey water to
nvnl h mself OF either. and was dead when
Gildorslecvo WAS 80 years old. and lived ut
vp,,,,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-03
Major steers OF the ThIrty.second Will
Resign.

Trouble between Col. Henry c. Clark and
Major Alfred +. Steers OF tho Thirty second
Regiment OF Brooklyn has been known to
exist ever since Col. Clark refusal to endorse
Major Steers's candidacy for tho Lieutenant
Colonelcy OF tho regiment. The Colonel
has declared that Major Steers advised
other officers Of the regiment to got trans
ferred as tho Thirty second was to DO mus
tered out Of service Several days ago Col.
Clark threatened to make charges on this nc
count against tho Major. Major Steers re-
ferred n reporter, who called on him yesterday
to Col. Clark. with whom: he, said. he had lust
Thirty second Regiment armory ut Bushwick
avenue and Stage street.
land have his ASSURANCE that he will resign
from tho, regiment. There will be no more
II is understood that one Of the rensons that
leads Major Steers to resign is pressure Of
businaSs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-03
Charles Trapenrer XIII. Himself

Charles Trapenger. n German. AZ years old.
shot and killed himself yesterday afternoon at
his home. 80 Terrace avenue. Jersey City
Heights. He wasn CARPENTER. but has been
out Of work for some time and had BECOME
very Respondent. He leaves u wife and two
chiursD.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-03
Situations 1taatrG-atlales
TAKE roUH AnyEKTIsEMENT

DISTRICT vESSE<SEk OFFICE
Advertisements for THE SI< may he !-lt Al an
American district Messenger ohre ~ IN ritN wi-r.
the charges VIA he the ZANE thOs. the office
A NutS MAS % 80 ye rs. very h-sIrons u as trn
n tinn wrh good wi"!'s,c or export rrn "ni,
" oil chance Ior AiNaLc u Mt can frnish t"-i II
references u tur.f, ID iIes,S :. VI ga OF Juiis
HANLlf . ", st BIoAi~hy. Sew York city.
"A Every description Of WORK hEHi"i with n'nn'c
care: so,e'y rnd l"iI- Lo.uneht- .re"irir .'ric,
eat confidence preserved. n. uERARD. III Nest 5ttb
o. aud + West cnthtt
A YOrNG Mas. -. with collegiate and nus mes. adn
n cation, STEADY, good haUits. at appe"rdurr
HONESTY. box i5U, Sun ohc-.
A POSITION WANTED by '"'np-i"nt engineer.
n good references; l.. years ~ my present pace. ran
uVa!l repairs; steam AMI gas hiilig
Il T. wLBB. ~ Fast 2ist :,
A SEXrERIEScED IANp rArKFR IN inucv 40 IDA
~ and toys LiarA'r aud hUiFIer "a Dr.airrr At"
second hoor.
A yOuAG MAh wishe. q situation as driver. Ad
~ dress l.. fERIIU. coi Nest J3dsl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-03
Situations afantrG-frmalts
TANE YOUR AnvEkTI-EMENr

70
DISTRICT NJ ESS NGER OFFICE.
Advertisements Tor T..E sun may be lett AZ any
Anirrrsi District Messenger nlHre in this city where
t 'hsrafs Viii h, the same a. those ~ tie office
Az EDUCATED LADY. good p+nmnn. wonld Iik a
~ .on,e occupation during afternoons or evenings;
charges moderate best o: references Gail for dnk a
Mrs. y. swANANpER. 10 Lafayette av. Rr iiyIi.
A CoI.ORED WOMAN would Ike situation as cham.
- b-rmail ar lays work. or viii go out cooking by
the day: fTst class rrfcrrnrrn.
Mrs. BAKER. 2i7 sullivan ST.. room ~. rear
A Young LADY wishrs n position as reAmstress; Is
"A ki.c,Ass drsssinak would like IN trave. Al.
les. by letter only. ~ MINToN. care Nr., GEBLARD
22S West 2Hi at
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
A YOUNG LADY desires position as tyne writer and
"A stenogInpher. beginner Address
Miss n. iiRCs-BEEGER. 727 EaSt pih At.
A NORTH GERMAN Girl. would like to have n pafe
"A as nurse TO child AMI sewing
II RrnCKNEyER. l66 East sei st.
A RESPECTABLE DANISH Girl. wants po.itton as
"A general houss~orkrr in an American family. sleeps
home. ~ ID ST hell l.
A GERMAN WON Az wishes to hay. employment at
n washing and cleaning lnqu!r. At rear :2d East
Jlst -. city
A RFSPECTABlE WOMAN 10 take IN washing: good
n lsundress Mrs. WILSON 34D West 3lst Of, ground
floor
YOtSG LADY wishes a position as sacslady ia q
N confectionery store caterer. osu West Dist o..