The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-01

annual convention Of the Brotherhoo'
OF st. Andrew In Virginia met. bap
list Social Union annual meeting' =.
%. General Field spoke at Tnoiis nan
Organization of n Society tor the IRE
yention Of Cruelty TO Animals. james
Ryan hailed.
%. Third day Of ST. Andrews Brotherhood
Convention. Lee memorial Window
IN st. Paul's church opened. Lars
registration OF voters In Richmond
Rosemary Library Association meet
ing. Mann s. Valentines viii adj
mitted to probate. Foot-ballf Univer'
sity of Virginia against University oil
the South, and victory for Virginia.
80. Powhatan Club give tremendous rally
Mt the Theatre.
81. Arrest OF Registrar James Phillips.
November.
1. Ice Memorial windows at st. PAU
church dedicated. More registrars OF
election arrested.
. Mir. II. F.. Williams and MISS Annie
Taylor married. Mr.. Shirley Carter
and Miss Rebecca Powell married.
Mr.. William T.. Johns and Miss Rosetta
Wade married. Mr.. Thomas =. Pear
man and Miss Ellie Nora Culp. mar
ried.
3. Marriage of Mr.. L. r.. Schwerin and
Miss Florence Lefbermuth. Hon. John
Randolph Tucker spoke at the Mozart
ACADEMY.
4. Contract for the Virginia building at
the Worlds Fair awarded.
5. Commercial Travellers Democratic rally
at the Academy Of Music. The site of.
the residence of the late General j..
Il. Anderson purchased by a syndicate
to build a new hotel on.
Z. John :. Wise attempted TO speak at old
Market Hall, but was interrupted and
left. Annual meeting Of the City Mis-
sion. Common Council accepted re-
signation of Retrenchment Committee.
s. Election day. Majority of $3.50 for the
Democratic ticket in the city. Mr..
Julian w. Tyler and Miss Rosa NJ.
Redford were married. 81. johns
Lodge, A.. +. and A. NJ. celebrated its
one hundredth anniversary.
Q. Captain Charles Purcell Bigger elected
Superintendent of the Soldiers Home.
0ir. Arthur Lee Whitlock and Miss
Katie Whitlock married.
10. Virginia Missionary Society met at
Seventh-street church. Air. Samuel c.
Daniel married to Miss Edwina Is.
Johnson.
II. Preparations began for a big Demo-
cratic parade. The new hotel an as
sured fact.
70. Marriage Of DR.. George Ben Johnston
and Miss Helen rutherford, at Rock
Castle.
II. The question of water gas settled by
the Board Of Aldermen, favorably.
Is. MIR. j. II. Harvcy's house destroyed by
fire at Barton Heights. Governor Nc
Kinney ~pardoned G. f. Watson. Quar-
terly meeting OF the State Board of
Agriculture. Mr.. George Llewellyn
Nicholson and Miss Alice Whitcomb
married. Mr.. job wilkins and Miss
George Taylor married. Mr.. b. j.
Never and Miss Josephine Wetzel mar
ried. Mr.. Robert Whittet, Jr, and
Miss Marjorie l.. Mclean married, In
Brooklyn.
16. Failure of the jury to agree in the
LOtlie May case. state Board OF Asrl-
culture met. Argument in the Bette
Thomas-Lewis case in the supreme
court. Mr.. Harry Lee Rust and Miss
Josephine Wheelwright married. Mr..
J. 4. Warren and Miss Lena Bowles
married.
II. DR.. John r. Wheat and Miss Florence
Canin married. Mr.. William .Strother
and Miss Josephine Lundin married.
White. COnley and Still were acquit-
ted in the hastings court. a splendid
pageant Of Democrats in homer of the
late great victory.
10. Lee Camp left for williamsburg.
Il. Edward j. Eulser was elected captain
% rho Stuart Horse Guard.
p. Marriage Of Miss Lille f.. Schaap TO
Mr.. Leroy Hutzicr. The Young Mems
Christian association gave an atnleuc
exhibition.
9. Mrs. Charles +. Paulhaus was badly
injured by an explosion of chemicals.
Miss Juliet Carlton Powers and Mr..
Harris DOMAIN were married. Marri-
age Of Miss Flora Whitlock TO Mr.. \.
Newman.
a. THANKSGIVING day. The public Offices
and many of the business houses We're
closed. The Democrats mutilated the
big Cleveland pudding.
Is. The wholesale grocers Of Virginia
and North Carolina met.
8. Slices Of the Cleveland pudding were
sfHDed to the President and Vice
President. The Street Committee de-
cided to have the Eighth-street tunnel
walled up.
0. Marriage CT Miss Louise Anthony to
Mr.. c. W. Parker, of North Carolina.
December.
The Worlds Fair Managers held an
'u'~o~'erf r7ooting.
Invitations TO the ceremonies Of the
v..e.L..s Cf DOwi.zer monument were
issued.
Moselcy e BONNER failed for $4,000.
The Grand Lodge OF Virginia Masons
rrof NtrTfn.r Miss 1r'a 60 brook
Butler to Mr.. James Edward Fitzwil-
SON.
Several Greeks engaged in a fight on
Brook venue.
The Grand Lodge Of Good Templars
Of Richmond elected officers for the
year.
Governor Mckinney pardoned c.. C.
Dodson, lobe Riddick and Charles
Keene.
|. Watkins e Holidays and NcBain
& Co.'s establishments were partially
destroyed by FIRE.
T. Company G. was organized. The City J
Council adopted the measure i'm favor .
OF water gas. George Nicholson Wood i
h~ilvo committed suicide.
The Howitzer monument was unveiled z
wiO Appropriate Ger. mo.i-s
q. Marriage Of Miss Hattie Hessberg to z
Mr.. Samuel II. Fink. Of New York. :
The annual inspection of the Rich Z
mond Fire Department took place.
Lee Camp took steps towards erect Z
ing q monument to General John r. 3
Cooke.
state Treasurer A. w. Hartman. Jr., >
issued his annual report.
The Cycle Club gave an entertain 3
ment. s.
The VIRGINIA Historical Society elect
~ m"" HNioo~c O.
Housen am. was sentenced 20 ten years u
l Ir ru..i f., t-c pea. -aUary An T.
entertairm -ut was given at the West e
m0reland club.
Christmas day was celebrated in the
civ churches with special services
ard music. L.
Several hundred people skated on the
Reservoir lake. a.
The Governor refused to pardon Tur- +,