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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-08

Arrangements for the Gathering OF the
state Convention in Norfolk

state Convention in Norfolk.
State Secretary. II. O. Williams ~ tbe
Young Mems Christian Association. has
just issued a circular letter, inviting the
various associations in this State 10 send
delegates TO the seventeenth annual State
convention, which will be held in Norfolk
from February 10th 10 10Th.
AT the last State convention. held in
inns city IN February last $50 delegates
were in attendance and IL is expected
that the Norfolk convention will be nj
least 400 strong
In speaking of the convention, Mr.. Will
Hams states the following:
vi coming face 10 face with our King.
OF attending the early meetings. daily
meetings, evening meetings. and group
meetings for testimony and prayer; of
listening TO soui-stirring utterances Of
Rev Or. Theodore L. Cuyler, of Brook
lYn. and Mr.. Arthur NJ Milbury. of New
York; Of hearing our beloved H. Thane
Miller, OF Cincinnati. O.. sing Jesus. Sa-
viour. Pilot Me, and other blessed hymns
oi the heart: Of knowing International
secretaries 6. x. ODER and II. i. Ander-
son, and Of learning more about their
work; Of grasping hands with our old
friends. state Secretary G. T. Hurlburt
of Pennsylvania. and the indefaugable
James T.. Pugh. general secretary at
Washington Of sitting at the feet Of the
Gamalicl of Association work. State Sec
rotary !. e. Brown. Of Illinois: Of joining
hands with an army Of workers from
every part of our own State; of singing
the DONOlOgy with q volume and power
that Will reach to heaven; Of hearing the
sweet singing of a large male chorus ably
conducted, Of looking into Gods Word
and learning how better TO use il.
Among those who are expected 10 attend
the convention. Mr.. Williams mentions
the following:
business men. Ia prepare for the work
of soul saving; anxious 20 see young men
won for Christ, they are giving up their
business that they may attend to the
Kings business.
College students-a large delegation from
each Of the nineteen associatons-whC
will leave their books for a few days
to come together for the study Of the
Book.
Pastors. who by their presence and
counsel will be a sermon Of power to the
convention.
Railroad men. with the fire burning,
steam up, and the throttle wide open
from the shop. the Office, the track, the
locomotive, and the caboose. There VIII
be plenty Of front seats for a big delega-
ton
Young men from every Association in
the state; from the workers training
classes. and from every committee; young
men from every town who would like
To learn how 10 do Christian work; boys
from the Junior departments.
Every member Of the State committee,
members Of boards Of directors, the OIL
GERS of all the Associations, and members
of the finance committees.
And above all. We expect Him In whose
name we come together to keep us hum
bic and to give us great wisdom and
power
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-08
A Dublin Scholar.

Professor Charles II. Winston, chairman,
hes received a letter from Professor X. Y.
1yrrell, LID. Lift D.. Of Trinity College,
Dublin. accepting the cali of the James
Thomas Lecture Copmittee TO lecture IN
Richmond College immediately after his
two weeks course in Johns Hopkins Uni
ver-lty.
The lectures will be upon The Growth
and influence OF Latin Poetry and thosa
for Richmond College will be given toe last
week in March. The distinguished scholar
SAYS in hts letter. 1T will be OF great inter
est to me to extend my acquaintance among
the scholars of America. and To see AS much
as possible Of her academic institutions. IL
will also be delightful to me to visit the his
toric city of Richmond"
Invitations 20 these public lectures are
sent TO many colleges and universities. and
Richmond will be glad TO see numerous
representatives from distance in attend
auce during this interesting week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-08
DIFFERENCES SETTLED.
TROUBLE BETWEEN THE C. G o. AND
rELEGRAPH OPERATORS OYER.
.,,lcies OF Agreement Havc Been Signed
nv Both Parties, but the Order Failed
20 Gain all They Wanted.

The differences between the Order OF
hallway photographers and the Chesapeake
and ohio Railway Company have been
s..,icd TO the satisfaction Of all con-
eeruca
About two months ago the order OF
Railway Teleeraphers. through a commit
zee composed OF Chesapeake and Ohio
operators. submitted to the Chesapeake
ard Ohio officials scale Of ;alaries to be
adopted by the road: also a series Of rules
90 govern the operators.
The general manager Of the road gaze
fne committee "A hearing and recognized
t.c order OF Railway Telegraphcrs but
declined 10 20 further than this witlout
arsi giving the demands made b. the
..trators more careful consideration.
tf'Cr reviewing the claims Of the Order
2 hallway TcloS0phcrs. as made by the
.wmittcc the general manager declined
tn recognize the right Of the )rder 10 rep
rte.pt TIC dispatchers Of the roaI. on the
.r.l1d that dspatchers Were officials
.rf not ordinary operators. II is also
stated that the advanCe asked for all
..-lfors Of the order on TIE Richmond
.rl Nlcghany. pcninsular md Richmond
al
.t0rs on these divisions lad recently re-
c..t.d an advance of s. per month. which
made the minimum 81 per month 90
operators on these divisions. TO the
operators west OF Clifton Forge a mini
mum OF So per month was conceded.
The number Of hours OF n days work
was liked at twelve hours. with extra pay
TWEEN. Five cents per hour for over
time. nothing less than thirty minutes TO
Do computed. This is whore two oper-
.tors are employed for day and night
s.ryice At stations where there is only
one operator his hours are 20 be so regu-
lattd as 10 meet all trains. late and early,
bat his time thus occupied shall not be
.vcr twelve hours. with pay for over
lime.
When operators are dismissed they have
tle right 10 take an appeal within seven
lays. and II ON trial they are found not
utility they will be paid half time from
late Of dismissal.
Full time will be allowed operators who
are called 10 court. Railroad fare, hotel
til and carriage hire TO be paid by the
lmpany.
All operators are 10 be considered in
line Of promotion.
Where students are put in an office the
OPERATORS are not held responsible for any
errors made by the students.
Upon Just complaint of operators in
charge Of the different offices. students
wiu be dismissed.
This agreement. II IS stated. will 90
into effect at once. and IS signed by the
representatives. Of the order Of Railway
photographers and the railroad company.
and cannot be rescinded without thirty
days notice from the order or the rail-
road company
This arrangement IS q compromise, and
cannot be considered a complete victory
for the operators as some Of their de-
mands were not acceded to. 1t IS said
that some OF the operators themselves
recognized the original demands as IN
reasonable.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-08
Pnrdnncd hy the Governor.

Governor Mckinney yesterday par
doned Robert Lumsden. who in November,
1889. was sentenced ia the Louisa county
court Ia five years imprisonm' nt in the
penitentiary for grand larceny In grant
ing the pardon the Governor gives the
following reasons:
Robert Lumsden has served out three
fourths Of his term OF sentence, and the
surgeon 20 the penitenUary, pr. John w.
Nash. certifes that De- is in the last
stages OF phthisis. lie IS in the hospital
confined 80 his bed and having helacr-
rhages from the lunls. end further con-
fnement will hasten his death. lie there
fore recommends his pardon. ia which re-
commentator Major y. W. Lynn super
intendent Of the penitentiary, unites.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-08
Trmnernncc Conyentlnn Po.tponed.

The Hon. John T. Massey. president Of
the State Temperance Association. visi-
ted the Capitol yesterday afternoon, and
while in conversation with friends Of the
temperance cause. decided 10 postpone The
temperance convention WHOA was TO have
been held I'm this city on January 18Th
Mr.. Massey was induced to make this
alteration in view of the fact that an
exhaustive campaign has only recently
been held in this State. followed ~ q Sos
sion Of the Grand Lodge. The present
severe spell Of weather also added
TO the desirability Of postrCremfnt. Due
notice Of the time Of the convention VIII
lie given hereafter
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-08
TIE CONFEDERATE BAzAAR
discussed by the Junior Hollywood Memo
rial Association.

discussed by the Junior Hollywood Memo
rial Association.
An enthusiastic meeting of the Junior
HOLLYWOOD Memorial Association was
held in the directors room Of the Young
Mems Christian Association yesterday
afternoon.
The object of the meeting was to discuss
the manner in which the organization VIII
take part in the bazaar TO begin at the
rcgimcntal armOry during April next
The members made the Necessary ar
raugemcnts for the MANAGEMENT OF the
table which has been given In thelr
charge. The Juniors are heartily IN sym
pathv With the scheme. and VIII 90 their
very best. on their part 60 make II sue
cess In answer 10 letters issued several
donations have already been received.
The next meeting of the organization
viii lee held in The same place on Wednes-
day, January 18th.
Mrs. r.. y. Crershaw requests all the
chairmen OF the varioIs tables during the
coming bazaar TO meet her tomorrow
morning az II o'clock ia the parlor OF the
YOUNG Mems Christian Association.
on Wednesday next, ~ y O'Clock,
general meeting OF the ladies Of the Holly
wood Memorial Association and other or
ranizauoas who will take an active part
i'm the hozaar. viii take place In the di-
rectors' room OF the Association building.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-08
Mozart Musicale.

The music committee have arranged for
the next musicale on Monday very at
tractive prOcramme. 10 be given by local
talent entirely, in response to the many
requests from the members. The tollow-
in.s selection. both for orchestra ana voice.
has been carefully made, ana VIII give
pleasure to the audience
/ Overture-Plque Dame (Suppe), Or
chestfa ,r-,,,
?. Song-Canzonetta Olusor Helmund)'
Miss Annie Hammer.
2 Romanza from "Dinovah' CMeyer-
benz, Mr.. j. Emery shaw o..
Duet-"Home TO our Mountains
trombone (VerdD. Mrs. j. ReinhaFdt and
Mr.. =. W. Cunningham.
Tnstrumcntal-"FOrg In the Forest
fNffchadis): q scriptive. Night, the Awak-
ening Of the Birds. Sunrise, the Brook
Norninq Prayer, the Smithy-Orchestra.
T. Sons-"0 Promise Me- de Koyan)'
Mr. Cunningham.
7. song-"On Board GODDARD, Miss
3. Trio from "Attala" VerdD, Mrs.
Reinhardt, Messrs. Cunningham ana
Shaw. ,,,.,
9. Potpourri from "Beggar Student
OHllockeD. Orchestra. ~.
10 Solos-a. u Ask Thee Not" CTos-
kowiskD: b. 1.-THE Hearts Sprlngtlme
CNickede) Mrs Reinharit. -.
H. Waltz-"Dreams of the ocean
CGungD, Orchestra. -,
70 -"GOod-Night, Beloved
PjnsutD. Miss Hammer. Mrs Reinhardt,
Mr.. Cunningham and Mr.. Shaw.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-08
CoMM0NWEALTH BALI.
1t VIII be a Brilliant Event at the Club
+, House Wednesday Evening.

The ball at the Commonwealth Club
next Wednesday promises to be one OF
the leading social events of the gay sea-
son. 1t is a subscription affair, and al
ready two thousand dollars have been
handed to the committee in charge OF the
business.
There is. perhaps, no house in Rich
r,ond that is better suited for ball or
reception than the Commonwealth Club'
win it's spacious halls and rooms, ana
under the skilful hand OF the decorator,
next Wednesday evening il Will present
an appearance Of beauty that Will out
rival the majority Of previous attempts
In Richmond and Will prove reveal
ton to the fair women Of TINS city or
tunately. the Commonwealth is the proud
possessor Of dining-room that VIII ac-
commodate several hundred people. The
dining-room proper can be enlarged by
the use Of an adjoining room and nan,
and the brightest of antictpations as TO
supper will be realized.
The central piece Of the table Will be a
pvramid Of champagne bottles, made en-
tirely OF candy, and al the ends or the
centre table will be billiard tables with
cues and balls, all entirely OF candy,
These and the individual ices In all
conceivable forms will be furnished by
Moesta. and already he Is at work rack
ing his brain for novelties TO finish the
supper.
the invitations sent out are unique. the
two C's being wish bones" meaning
Commonwealth Club. Some one remark
ed Yesterday that the two C's looked
like a coat OF arms. and would hereafter
be permanent institution at the club.
The floral decorations Will. perhaps,
surpass anything seen In this city. Ham
mond has already received a carload OF
nalms from the South, and, as one enters
the corridor at the club house. ne
viii be surrounded by a perfect bower of
palms,' ferns and flowers. There VIII be
about six to seven hundred people at the
ball. and the entertainment VIII be a
brilliant event.
Mr. Thomas Boiling tas charge OF the
decorations. and Mr.. c. d. Langhorne
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-08
A Dramatic Monologue.

The woman's Christian Association have
arranged for IA very unique and attractive
Entertainment at the Young Mems Christian
Association on the night of January 18th.
when Switzerland. dramatic monologue
in four parts. will be recited by Miss Ade-
laide Wesco,t. This remarkable lady, who
impersonates every character In the play In
turn. is quite a wonder in h,r way. and de-
lights ali the audiences before whom she
appears. She recently gave three readings
in succession in Atlanta to full houses. Az
who attend the entertainment here wili
doubtless find 1t very enjoyable.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-08

ue,en Cecil, the little CIR of Mr.. G. w;
Gil sgent m this city of the Queen and
Crssenf route. had II narrow escape on
Thursday afternoon. She and little MISS
Nsnnie iwell were riding on their sleds on
C %"r arenue when a two-wheel gig came
along and the sheds were attached TO H.
80 80 liter the gig started of the cord by
which the little vehicles were drawn broke
and left the girls in tbs street. a sleigh Ia
which q young lady and gentleman were
riding. approached. ana ing hor TO- 1seA HE
FRIGHTENED II the girls ana ther sieus. no
LIZA throwing the occupants out. and fhe1
s srr on on run. He ran over the sled
1,"n which little Miss Cecil was seated ana
NJ, w. II Helen was very badly bruised but
NOT seriously hurt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-08
1. O. o. L. Officers,

Lodge Deputy f. II. Scott installed the
following officers for [ nifty Lodge. No. 8 ..
|. o. o. F.. at Powells Hall. Church Hill
avenue, Friday evening: Il. X. Rodgers.
p. g.: W. ii. Tompkins. n. g.: ID. s.
Thompson, V. c.; W. A. Mason. secretary;
George w. Pocklington. treasurer. Robert
A. Roper. chaplain: James NJ. Leidy. con-
ductor: W. j. Osbourne. warden: q. w.
Witham. II. 5. to \. e.. j. j. Davenport,
L. S. to Y. g.: Z. II. Scott. K: ). to '; g.;
Cardona. q. g.: +. T. RUSSELL l. c.: George
/. Ball r. S: F. G. Gill. L. $. S. The
lodge deputy was assisted in the services
by p. q. W. w. Chiidress. +. t.. Hill Aon-
tague. 7. G.. Ro. A. Roper and others.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-08

The meeting for young men to be held in
the literary and reading room OF the Young
Mems Christian Association at O'clock
this afternoon will be conducted by Rev.
w. A. Christian. while Mrs. John w.
knowles. Jr. will sing solo. Mr.. q. Bur
ton Mountcastle will play the cornet Dir.
Shepherd Webb the piano and Mr.. ID.
Schuyler Beunst the organ.
The boys meeting will take place in the
parlor at 3 o'clock as usual.
The bible class for ladies and gentlemen
will meet at the same hour. when the SUM-
day school lesson for the following Sunday
will be reviewed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-08
heath ofgcv. William Rusmiseuc.

Rev. william Rusmiselle died at his
home. near Lebanon church. Shenandoah
county. Va. on Friday, December 51th'
seei seventy-six years. lie was pastor
81 Lebanon Lutheran church for a num-
ber Of years. and enjoy pa the love ana
esteem Of llaree congregation. Wo
.,-e ur Arthur Rusmisolle and Professor
~ ID RusmiseIle. survive him, his wife,
Who was Miss Frances Bare. having dled
snNeral years age.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-08
fThe New Jefferson Hotel.

The award Of plans for the new Jefferson
Hotel. to built by Mr Ginter on the site
of the residence of the late General Joseph
Il. Anders n corner OF rankin and Jos-
ferson streets. will be made in few DAYS.
Messrs. Poindexter and Bryant have pre-
pared two beautiful competitive designs,
which will be offered in competition. They
are pronounced very handsome. and IL IS
said that they are the only Richmond archi-
tects who have prepared plans for competi-
tiOn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-08
Highland Springs.

Mr.. Garnett, Of Essex, has returned
home.
Mr.. Fred Reed. Of Washington. is home
30 visit his parents.
Mrs Reuben Spindle has returned home.
after visit 10 friends in Richmond
Miss Grace Rohleder has returned home,
after a pleasant visit to Miss X. II. Wing
field. OF Charlottesville. Va, and Mr..
Thaeker, at Carriers Bridge. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-08

most effective advertisement to the
pan;n.ula State is FLORIDA on Wheels;
handsome railroad Car which was sioe-
tyarked AZ Eiba station Yesterday. I9e car
itself is built of the finest WOODS anu Tya
taln 1rs,s Of Florida. together with mum
pfoug1 csnriosites in the way of shells. shru o.
per per ~ and geological specimens. II is an IN
t nen travelling museum and certainly ;ansy
AIS iustice 10 tine State which furnishes
the de- market with such variety OF delicious
fruits.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-08

ciety at the Westmoreland Clubhouse
last night, Messrs. Bryan, Anderson,
Palmer, Valentine, Mcclure, Meredith.
Henneman, Bruce, Green, Cottrell and
Brooke being present. The following gen.
tlemen were elected members OF the So
city:
Auben l.. Bouiware, ]. Il. Beasley,
Thomas Potts. 1redell jenkins.
Fred r. Scott, DR.. John Dunn,
John S. Elicit. A. Sale Watkins,
Leigh II. Page, Allan Talbot,
James b. Pace, r. Victor Williams,
George D. Wise, DIR. VIM. ). WEXFORD,
John Pickrell Charles Davenport,
John III. Ingram, Col. Thos. III. Carter,
John a. Coke, Edward G. Mayo,
j. Ran. Tucker, Jr., DR.. Thos. }. Moore
a. Randolph Tatum, Or. VI. d. Hoge, Jr.,
James J. Anderson, James NJ. ration
Preston Cooke, Ashton ottrhe'
George Schoen. II. II. Hawes.
A. w. Patterson. DR.. Hugh NJ. Taylor.
John rutherford. DR.. Edward Mcclure
Eugene c. Massie, Willis H. smith,
T. A. Catiin, John Shelton Villains,
10 Lane Stern. Mann 5. Quarles.
Henry c. Jones, T. G. Preston,
Sol Cutchins. Charles W. Goddin.
Lewis II Blair. IL. c. Burnett,
Allen Potts, Edward g trump
Arthur b. Clarke, j. y. Cui1ngworth'
W. Scott Darlington, Col. X. l.. Maury'
Gustavus A. Walker, VIM. NJ. HlIi'
Robert Rennolds, Edward Carmcnaei'
WIN. 4. Moncure. Kirkwood Mitchell,
Arthur Wylie, W. H. Ialpo','
Frank Williams, w. Brydon 1enaht'
A. H. Christian, Horace raves
Charles f.. Smith. Elwood Hendricks
Harry Frazier. Reuben Smrrehs'
Edgerton 5. Rogers, j.. NJ. Stanton
r. d. Carpenter, waiter H. hlghah'
YIN. 6 Stokes. J. II. Dickinson, Jr,
" Gordon NIcCabe. Prof Jas. ID. Bruce,
Of Petersburg: Of Bryn Mawr, Pa;
Rev. G.. l.. CLANCY, OF Boston.
Mrs. Bette Taylor Newton, OF Nor
folk. and Miss Mary Morris Jones, or
Richmond, were also elected annual men,
bers
A committee was appointed 10 make
such ARRANGEMENTS in the Lee residence
as would adapt il TO the uses OF the
society. IL was decided that before the
property Of the society was removed from
the Westmoreland Clubhouse the rooms
should be kept open from ID \. NJ. TO
T. NJ. A resolution was also adopteu li''
the books, records and MANUSCRIPTS now
i'm the rooms occupied by the society DE
classified and catalogued by the secretary
as soon as practicable.
on motion Of Mr. Mcclure, n committee
of four was appointed 10 prepare ana pre-
sent suitable resolutions expressive or the
recognition by the society of the valuable
services Of Messrs. Henry and Brock as
president and secretary OF the society
This committee was composed OF MessIs
Mcclure. Anderson, Valentine ana klch-
ardson. -,-..
After the transaction Of other business
the executive committee adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-08

Travellers may learn a lesson from Mr..
C. D. Cone. prominent attorney OF Par
ker Dakota, who says: II never leave
home without taking a bottle OF Cham
bcriain's Cciic. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy with me. and on many occasions
have ran with IL 10 the relief OF some
sufferer and have never known IL 70 fall"
For sale by owens & Minor Drug Co..
1907 east Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-08

Jpdee s. b. Witt was busiiy engaged In
,ba hustincs court yesterday with the
CONSIDERATION Of civil cases. Judge witt
annourccd that he viii continue the con
sideration Of civil cases now on the
docket until next Saturday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-08

will see TO II that the supper VIII be a
sumptuous affair.
The gowns worn by the ladies attending
the entertainment will be very elaborate.
Many OF them have already been Inn
ported from New York.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-08

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-08

La Flor De corell Cigars are kept at
Reuben Jacobs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-08

La Flor De Corell Cigars can be found
at William Rueger's.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-08

La Flor DE coren Cigars are sold by
Henry j. Ripon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-08

Telephone No. 10 has been placed at the
Office Of Cabell & Cabeli.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-08

c. c. Rady sells La Flor De coref
Cigars.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-08
THE HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
Important Meeting of the Executive Com
mittee-New Members.

There was a meeting OF the executive
committee of the Virginia Historical So
ciety at the Westmoreland Clubhouse
last night, Messrs. Bryan, Anderson.
Palmer Valentine, Mcclure, Meredith.
Henneman, Bruce, Green. Cottrell and
Brooke being present. The following gem
tlemen were elected members of the So
CITY:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-08

eSTICKETS for this eugagement
can be had from members OF the Waiser
Light Guard. Ready for sale Tuesday
morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-29

2 2-3 yards Gray Bengaline, all wool.
As inches wide. Original price. s2.67. Rem
nant price.