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RAILROAD MBLINGS.
GUTHRIE HAS ASSURANCE OF
SEVERAL GOOD LINES.
Three Companies Already Chartered and
Actualvork soon to Begin-The Kan
sas city, Oklahoma and Pacific.

The following special will be of in
terest 20 Guthrie people:
TOPEKA. Kan oct % The sccre-
tary OF state has issued charter to
the Kansas City, Oklahoma AMI Pacific
railroad company The charter states
that this is II be a standard guage
railway, with telegraph and tele-
phone lines 1t will begin
near Coffeyvile, in MJntgom.
cry county, and run in G
southwest direction to the south line
of the state. thence through the In
dian territory t. the cast line Of
Wheeler county, Texas, thence through
Texas west u Albuquerque, NJ, a
total distance OF G,j miles The cap
ital stock is 5000, 0l0, and the general
Offices will be lncatcd at Eldorada.
The directors named are X. Il Field,
r. NJ. Roswell W f. shaw and
William T. McGinnis of Eldorado;
John b. Glaze and william Roles OF
Emporia and II T. McKinney of
Albuquerque.
This makes tho third proposed road
out of Coffeyville, through Oklahoma
( TO Albuquerque, and inasmuch as there
will be great rivalry it is certain that
before the remaining Indian lands
+ lying west OF the civilized tribes IN
the Indian territory are opened to set
tlement two and perhaps three lines
OF railroad will be built through that
rich country. Two companies have
already been chartered under the laws
/ Of oklahoma and one under the law,
of Kansas, and If sufficient capital car
be interested to further the projects
there will be Jolly fight for the pos
session of the fine regions of land
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To those wishing to learn to play
the violin, | most respectfully invite
you TO call on me at the Springer ho-
tel My system of lnstrn .tiOn is new
and but few lessons required. Any
lady or gentleman can soon learn TO
play this .Iost beautiful instrument
at small cost. Respectfully,
2sl-3t OSCAR LEuRER
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The ucNt regular examination for
teachers certificates will be he.d o.
toucr o, uad .e, lsg3, in the Mulhall
school building Teachers desiring 10
pass should be on hand Friday morn
iag az o'clock, supplied with pen.
ink and paper. !. II. STRYKFR.
d.vlt County superintendent
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WANrED-White girl for house work
722 + Noble $50 II.
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and fresh oysters and fish, served in
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Mrs. I. L Sandefur, late principal
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writing, will receive pupils in short
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IS. University building, Harrison av-
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FoR SALE-A fine bottom farm. Cali
on or write +. A. Wilson, Warwick,
Oklahoma. 2Sl-2t
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Splendid cight-room dwelling, two
lots, stone cellar l2Xls, frst-class out
buildings. all kinds of fruits. side
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81 600 cash and one years time on bal
ance. Fronts on Noble avenue is
above grade and one block from Capt.
tol square. Call on James x Robert.
son. room :. tray block
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Bound copies of the first volume of
Oklahoma supreme Court reports can
be had upon application to Edgar
Jones, territorial Librarian.
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Dissointinn Nntice.

Kaylor & Strader have this day dis.
solved partnership by mutual consent,
Kaylor has removed the dry goods to
his old stand on east Oklahoma avenue
Strader remaining at the old stand
with a complete stock of staple and
fancy groceries. All outstanding bills
paya ble to : a. Strader.
SeDtembpr o6 1Sp3
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church with cellar, stable, buggy
shed wood shed and q good we'll Rent
very cheap. Address lccl, box 1853
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PRETTY AUTHORIZES ELoPEs.
Ana She May Now Write story
From Real Life.

Miss Laura Page, cousin OF Laura
Jean Libbey, the novelitt and said TO
have been one OF the authoress' char
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TERRIrpRIAL OFFICERS.
Governor-W. G.. RENFRow.
Secretary T. !. Lowe.
Attorney General c. \. GALnnAirH.
L. ). Marshal-E. ID. Nix.
Chief Justice-FRANE DALE.
Associate Justice-HENRY W. SCoTr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-17

The Richmond Times In rs issue of
yesterday kindly mentioned my name In
connection with a seat I'm the next House
Of Delegates Since this qualifications many
Of my friends have approached me and
pronered their cordial support. I'm the
beginning 1 will say that if l am sent 10
the General Assembly / will 20 there
unpledged I'm regard 10 offices 20 be filled
by that honorable body until the claims
and fitness Of the asu,rartS have been
discussed and duly considered. With this
understanding. should my friends and fell
low-citizens think proper 70 elect me TO
the Legislature. / viii serve them faith
fully and 30 the best Of my ability I'm
advocating such measures as are cal
cuated to develop the resources OF Rich
mond and the State, and 20 Increase the
Industries and wealth OF the same. And
/ will also aid i'm carrying out as far as
practicable the principles of the great
Democratic party. Most respectfully,
RICHARD f.. FRAYSER.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-17

WELDON. y. c.. May l6-Special-The
superior court for this county opened its
May term AT Halifax yesterday. Judge
Hoke presiding. There are seventy-two
cases ON the criminal docket. the most
important. however. being two for bur
glary. three for forgery and fifteen for
other crimes.
The young people had a most delightful
german here last night. Or. A. s. Harn-
son, with Miss Jessie Gregory led. and
the other couples who danced were: Mr..
Frank Garrett and Miss Kate Prescott,
Mr. George Harrison and Mrs. r. II.
Chayasse. Ar. Maurice Pittmau and Miss
Hennie Capen. Mr. Waverly White and
Mrs r. r. Cochran. Or. y. +. Shields
and Miss While Lockhart, Mr.. Norwood
Hin and Miss Nettie Gillian Mr.. w b.
Tillory and Mrs. j. r. Coach. Mr. y. G.
Harrison ana Miss Mabel Z0lliconer Mr..
G.. g. Evans and Miss j.. Edwards. Those
dancing as stays We're: Mr.. a. $. Allen
and Mr. j. Burton. Chaperons Mrs.
Locihart. Mrs. Prescott, Mrs. Howard
and Mrs. Zollic0ffcr.
Two runaway couples from Virginia
presented themselves at the matrimonial
altar here this week. Mr.. George =.
Herndon and Miss Bette Frost were
united by Justice Gary. and Rev. Mr..
Green tied the matrimonial knot for Mr..
q. ". Temple and Miss Alice Harvell. The
former We're from Manchester and the
latter couple are from Petersburg
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-17
REUNION OF VETERANS.
THE CONFEDFRATE CAMPS ASKED
TO APPOINT DELEGATES.
Delegates to tho Seventy Seventh Annual
Convention Of the North Carolina Epis-
copsl Diocese Assembling.

RALEIGH, y. c., May 16.-Special.-
Colonel +. y. Hall. of Wilmington, ma
jor-general commanding the North Caro-
lima division Of the Confederate Veterans,
and president Of the State Confederate
veterans Association, to-day issued
general order. calling upon the camps Of
the state TO appoint delegates to the re-
union Of veterans to be held at Birming-
nam July 18th. and 10 go thence 20 Chi
cago TO the unwilling OF the monument
70 the memory OF the Confederate soldiers
buried In lakewood cemetery there.
Delegates are assembling here to-day
IN large numbers for the seventy-seventh
annual convention Of the Episcopal Do
cese Of North Carolina. which convenes
III christ church tomorrow morning. The
convention sermon will be preached by
rev. Frederick Towers. rector Of the
chapel OF the Cross, Of Chapel Hill. y. c..
ana IN the afternoon, Bishop Lyman, pre-
siding elder Will deliver his annual adj
dress. ana Miss Emery. general secretary
OF me Nomans Auxiliary 20 the Board
or Missions. will address the convention
and an branches of the Auxiliary repre-
scented in the Church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-17
PERsOS1L and GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's Citi-
Iens and other Matters.

Major Charles Pickett OF Norfolk, was
In the city yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard z. Barham. OF
Petersburg. were in the city yesterday.
Mr.. W. T. Pearman is lying danger
ously il at his residence. No. 9li north
Tweaty-siXth street.
The har dsome residence Of Mr.. Ed
ward Cooper. near Hopedale, IS being
refltted and r.lainted.
Residents Of Church Hill are complain
ing Of broken windows. frightened horses.
etc. the result Of bali playing n the
streets I'm that locality.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Chambers, Of Cam
den. y. j.. have returned home after a
pleasant visit to "Pinalto VILLA" the resi-
dence Of Mr.. Russell Wyatt, Henrico
county.
Dr. McCaw's horse. which was serious
~ hurt last Thursday by colllding with
a brick wall. is slowly recovering under
the care Of Dr. T. 4. Donaldson, veterin-
airy surgeon.
Miss Eva Phillips has returned from
Baltimore en- company with the Misses
Doyle, Of that city, who Will be her
guests az the residence Of her faith ~,
Captain James =. Phillips.
IN the SttuilA tlIf OF iue Asylum
grounds the tables We're turned aud the
Merry Muffers defeated the Wind Saw
ycrs by "a score Of thrty-hve to ten. The
tie game viii be played next Saturday.
Mr.. f. v. Valentine and wife have
returned from Chicago. where the sculp-
tor went TO supcriutend the setting up ~
his statuary. Ills works of art arrived
az the Fair without being az all injured
Bids and proposals for the privileges
Of the State Fair. 20 be held on October
10th. 18th and 18th, will be received al
Murphy's Hotel by Colonel John Murphy
chairman Of the committee. until May
18th.
The Richmond Theatre is ~ be sold at
public auction at r. NJ. ON Friday. MAY
2Gth. by j. Thompson Brown q CO.. auc-
tioneers. Colonel JO Lane Stern is exec
utor and substitute trustee, and as such
has charge Of the sale.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-17
PROFESSOR tLhKANDER DEPABTS.
He Leaves for His Foreign Post-Presented
WIN a Gold Mntch

CHAPEL HILL DEPOT y. c.. May
Special.-Hon. Eben Alexander. re-
Gently appointed Minister to Greece. Rou-
mania and Servia by President Cleveland
and formerly professor Of Greek I'm the
University, left to-day for his foreign
post. lie will 90 10 Washington. and
thence to Yale. OF which university he is
a graduate. and from there he will go
20 New York and will sail on the Doth
on the Cunard Line TO Liverpool. The
trustees Of the university have granted
him leave Of absence. Previous 10 his
departure Or. Alexander was presented
with a very handsome watch by Mr.
j. O.. Biggs, Of the senior class, in be-
half of the faculty and students of the
University. as a token Of their apprecia-
tion of his valuable services and Of their
high esteem for him
Rev Mr. " D. Swindell. presiding elder
of Wilmington district, has accepted the
invitation Of the graduating class 10 de-
liver the baccalaureate sermon at the
coming commencement There will be
twenty-four graduates I'm the regular
academic department this year, the
largest class i'm several years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-17

KING GEORGE COURTHOUSE. VA,
May l6.-Special.-A very remarkable case
OF snake shooting occurred i'm this neigh
borhood a few days ago. Mr. James
Bosgs who lives near this place. had fire.
qucutly seen a very large snake lying
on the bank of a stream over which he
had to frequently pass. ON Saturday he
took with him his gun, and finding the
snake I'm its accustomed place, shot e.
and, 10 his surprise. on making am exami-
nation. DE found I'm the leaves and shrub
berry five large snakes which he had
killed az the one shot.
We are having refreshing rains. and the
newly-planted crops are i'm a flourishing
condition. The wheat and oats through
out the entire county are looking unusual
Is well.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-17
Wedding al palmyrn-Other News.

PALMYRA. va. May lG.-Special-On
Wednesday last 5Tr. j. w. Brawham was
married TO Miss Nellie Dcsper at the
residence of the brides parents. Rev. j..
w. Randolph officiating. After the cere-
mOny the bridal party repaired 20 the
home OF the groom, where an elegant
reception was given.
Mr. j. +. Thomas had one Of his out
houses burned yesterday. The fire was
supposed 10 Doe accidental
our Sheriff. Mr. r.. s. Campbell caught
the largest fish Of the season last week
one weighing eighteen and the other
twenty-five pounds. These are the largest
ever caught i'm this section.
The recent freshet in the river has made
the farmers rather backward I'm plant
ing corn. a great many OF them having
20 plant over again
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-17
SpecInl seryiec. at the A..ociatIon.

The Eev Theron n. Rice. Jr.. of Alex
aulria. Wa, DIS conducting "a special series
of meetings for young men at the Young
Mems Christian Association every even
ing This week at SIS and next Sunday at
o'clock b. VI.
1lr Rice has proven himself 90 De-
speaker of rare ability and large numbers
of youus men have attended The first two
meetings Mr.. Rice is young man of
pleasing address and undoubted personal
magnetism. His audiences are always
sure of am instructive ana profitable add
dress The music is of am interesting
character led by a male chorus. The
meeting commences at 6I5 sharp every
evening
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-17

The First regiment had a thorough
battalion drtii ON Broad between Eighth
and Ninth streets last evening. The reei-
ment turned out FOO fuu force. and
the boys made a splendid appearance.
Colonel -. q. Jones was in command
and kept the three battalious FIN motion
for over au hour
After their return TO the arm0ry Com
pany O. held meeting to elect officers.
Colonel Jones presided and the following
officers were elected in the line of promo
ton. First Lieutenant. j. b. Patton was
elected captain Second Lieutenant j. r..
Ha.stedd was made first lieutenant: First
Sergeant Richard e. Morris was elected
second lieutenant
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-17

CHASE CITY. VA. May lG-Special.-
A citizens temperance convention was
held last night 10 nominate a temperance
ticket for the coming municipal election.
a majority Of the citizens of Chase city
are i'm sympathy with this movement,
and the ticket nominated last night, with
Captain O. j. Hays, a prominent tobacco
mist, the candidate for mayor, will proba-
bly, be elected.
Lunenburg county which is infected by
smallpox is to the effect that all the
cases are guaranteed az one place; that
a strong guard is around the place. and
that there can De no escape of any person
from the place. All fears Of danger TO
the surrounding country are there con-
sldered grOundiess
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-17
nenth Of Nr. ]. 4. Bnssard.

MONTEREY. VA. May 16-Special.-
Lieutenant Jesse A. Bussard died Sunday
morning al his home, near HightOwn. Of
paralysis Of the nerves. He was IN his
ffty-eighth year. and he leaves a wife
and four children He had been surveyor
OF this county for about twenty years.
and had been an efficient officer. lie
was buried by the Mas0ns OF this county.
as he was a prominent member OF that
order.
The Indications are that Mr.. H. /. Trim
bic will be postmaster al this place
Messrs Don Sullenber * Co. have made
an assignment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-17

An adjourned meeting of produce deal
ers of the city'was held I'm the rooms Of
the Grain and Cotton Exchange yestcr-
day afternoon. and "a permanent organiza-
ton made. The new association Is 10 be
called The Richmond Produce Exchange.
and the officers for the first year are
as follows: y. b. Grooms. president: r..
r. Briggs. first vice-president: William
Spratlcy, second Nice-president; B. 4.
Jacob. secretary; j. ID. Mclnure. treas
urer Board Of Directors Douglas Rider.
George p. Burch. George d. AicAHnn.
". r. Hudson and w. vs.. Sprauey.
The new Exchange starts ont with a
fine membership. and it is expected to be
of great usefulness to the produce trade
of this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-17
Serlon. Rr.nlt. of an OH Fond.

MONTGOMERY. ALA. May l6.-News
reached here last night from Marion Of
a shooting scrape between prominent citi-
zeus Of that town. L. was the result Of
am old feud. Captain j. b. Cooke was
shot by +. l.. Huey. and b. NJ. Huey
Jr Sons of Colonel B. " Huey The
shooting was done on the main street
OF the town. Cooke was shot three times
with pistol and a shotgun. II is claim
ed that the shooting was done I'm self
defense. Colonel Huey and sons We're ar
rested and placed in Jail TO await the re-
suit of Captain Cookies wounds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-17
THE INcUuDHyr> Hn-lLrcrnD.
Closing Exercise, of the Virginia Normal
and Collegiate Institute-Other News.

PETERSBURG VA. May 15.-Special.-
At the annual meeting of the board Of
visitors of the Virginia Normal and Col
legiate Institute. held to-day. an of the
present officers of the Institute were re-
elected for another term. The annual
commencement exercises of the Institute
took place this afternoon, and We're large
ly attended. An address was delivered
by Hon. John +. Massey, Superintendent
of Public Instruction.
Mr.. ". D. Moore, Of Ettuck. Chester
field county, has announced himself an
independent candidate for constable.
Mr.. e. l.. Turner of Emporia, has been
inlorsed hy all three political parties Tor
the clerkship of Greensville county.
Mr.. r. j. Barham, owner and editor
of the index-Appcai accompanied by Mrs
Barham. left to-day for Chicago TO at
tend the Worlds Fair.
Mr. John @. Jackson has gone 10 Texas.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-17
REINrERmENr or NIX. DAvIs.
Numerous Military Organizations from
Othcr states VIII Attend.


Mayor Elyson ycscerday received n
telegram from $. c. Ice, commander OF
the United Confederate Veterans Of Mis-
sisappi. stating that ten veterans had
boon appointed 90 represent that state at
the exercises incident 10 the refinement
of the remains OF Mr.. Davis.
The entertainment Of the visiting mill
tary viii be iu the hands OF the home
military aud each branch Of the service
viii care for their own guests. Colonel
Wlckham viii feed and quarter the three
cavalry companies from abroad as well
as those at home az the Fair grounds.
Colonel n. O.. Jones viii have accommo-
datons for the infantry "a the First reg-
incnt armory. and Major w T.. Simons
win GEd quarters for the artillery. while
Major Evans viii attend 90 the wants
Of the veteran camps and visitors. While
only about dozen camps have formally
accepted the invitation. Captain Elicit
has assurances from individual members
that 70 number Of others will come.
The enthusiasm with which the old
veterans take part go memorials TO dis
tirWIshrl leaders iu the lost cause was
shown in the way they turned out on the
occasion ~ the unyeiiiug Of the a. l..
Hiu monument. Thouch the weather was
very warm ana fAIdAellNE lual QiN
forty-two onc-lcesod veterans occupied
places in the line of march.
Captain a. A. 1scley comma lder Of the
Burlington Light Infantry, of BURLINGTON,
a. g.. has written 90 Captain Thom7s
GIctt secretary Of the executive com
mitfee of the jefferson Davis Monument
Association. stating that his comm md
viii attend the ceremonies I'm connection
with the rcutcrmcft Of 'hc remains Of
President Davis. He expects TO carry
from thirty-hvc 20 forty men.
Governor J. NJ Stone Of Mississippi. re-
T.ts that Doe vii, not be able 90 act as
honorary uall-bcarer I'm his letter he
says. "Whue j assure you, my dear sir,
that 1 should esteem it great honor to
ie present and perform whatever duty
might Doe assigned me. ] find that my en-
eagemeuts are such that ] cannot pOssi-
nIy attend Important Official duties,
which cannot Doe neglected or postponed,
demand my attention at the time, and
avn reluctantly compelled 90 deny myself
th. honor of participating in the last sad
tribute 10 our beloved and departed
Chicftaiu.'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-17

Mr. r. W. Leonard the druggist. 7el
north Second street hes been selling
Chamberlain MemDnes iov several years.
lie says: "Chamheriain's Cough Remedy
is q nrst-class article. and has always
given entire satisfaction 10 my GUS
toners This remedy is intended espe-
cially for colds, Group and whooping
couch. and VIII loosen and relieve q SEE
varc cold I'm less time than any other
treatment. 10 wiz not only cure Group
hut AZ used aa soon as the first symptoms
appear viii prevent the attack. Twenty
i've and drty cent bottles II is also for
sale bv owens * Minor Drug CO.. 1907 east
Main street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-17
Goochland Matters.

SANDY HOOK. VA, May Especial.
There was a large crowd at Goochland
Courthouse yesterday court day..
James MCGOWAN lcolored). indicted for
malicious and unlawful shooting and
carrying concealed weapons, was acquit-
ted on the first bill and fined so on the
second.
Henry Beale Ccoloredl. indicted for petit
larceny. was found not guilty,
So FAR no opposition TO the reelection
of our old clerk FOR the county and cir
cults courts has developed
There is d probability that We will
have two candidates FOR supervisor In
Licknghole district.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-17
DIVINE I'm baltimore.

Mr.. c. Emmett Hm. OF the Richmond
Water Department. received a telegram
from Baltimore yesterday telling him that
bis brother Mr.. Thomas j. Hin. of that
city, was thought 20 bee dying. Mr.. Hill
took the first train for Baltimore. Thirty
years ago Mr. Thomas Hill was we'll
known resident of old Oregon Hill. and
some of our older citizens remember rim
very well. lie has a wife and eleven
children
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-17

This afternoon at o'clock the Hebrew
Ladies Memorial Association will hold
memorial services at the Hebrew Gene
terry. The exercises viii be opened with
prayer by Rev. Dr. +. n. Calisch, and
Rev DR.. Tudor will deliver an grafton.
The Walker Light Guard under Captain
Frank Cunningham. viii be present, and
will chant America"