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Very few Spanish immigrants come to
the United States in proportion to the
ratio from other countries. Spain has a
population of I7,500,000 Last year "A, 600
immigrants went to South America.
5000 TO Central America and =. 900 to
Africa.
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The week opened quiet in local market cir
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Produce are in good supply, though quota
tions remain unchanged
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-06
TIRGTNT4 M1SONS,
The Grand Lodge Holds Its Annual 0om-
munication at the Temple.

The Grand Lodge, a. +. and A. NJ, OF
virginia, met at the Masonic Temple last
evening in it's 18th annual communication.
Grand Master w. II. Peasants presided,
and the grand officers were present, except
the venerable Grand Chaplain Dame, who
was absent for the first time in many
years.
ais place was filed by Rev. Mr. Cox.
Of stanton.
The Grand Masters address was an able
paper. and was received with interest
and close attention. In his address he paid
a high and tender tribute TO Judge
Parker, of Winchester Among the decis-
ions noted was one that a lodge had no
right 20 receive officially at any time
any officer or representative or the Grand
Lodge. the case I'm point being a lodge
that had refused to receive the District
Deputy Grand Master.
The Grand Masters report included
report OF the committee appointed TO con-
fer IN regard TO the proposition from the
llasons of the United States for Appropriate
ceremonies on the occasion of the l09th
anniversary Of the death Of George Wash
ington. who was the Grand Master Of
the Grand Lodge OF Virginia.
The exercises will take place at Mt. Yer
non i'm 1889. and the Grand Lodge Of Nir-
ginia will make 1t an impressive ceremony.
. The secretary's report was also submit
ted. The only change noted in the Rich
mond district was I'm the number. which
was changed from No. 10 No. l6.
Following the communication OF the
Grand Lodge a grand banquet took place
I'm the dining hall in the third story, in
whi,' several hundred Masons from every
part of Virginia participated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-06
THE FIRST GENUINE SNOW
1t Came Down Thick and Inst FROM
Headquarters Yesterday.

At last the snow has come. WIN
the wee hours of Tuesday morning
the first genuine snow Of the season be-
gan falling. All day the storm Kept up
and toward evening the merry ring OF
bells on the popular thoroughfares lndl-
Gated that it had reached sufficient
depth TO permit Of sleighing. a cutting
breeze tossed the airy flakes in whirling
eddies. which rushed in scurry around
the corners into the face Of the hurryihs
pedestrian.
MANY were the rosy cheeks and cherry
lips kissed by the flakes as they hurried
i'm a Joyous race through the winter ar
OF course the Omnipresent small boy met
the air with voluminous cries as he i1uns
himself bodily upon his sled to rush with
tightening speed down the steep incline
of Ninth street.
The parks Of the city reminded one of
Christmas while the eye fell in pleasing
contrast upon the green fern bedecked
with a white mantle. The gentle fore
runner of winters seige came welcomed
by young people.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-06
NEXT CONSUL TO COREA.
~, raouxs X. JERSfGLy WILL BE
NAMED FOR HE PLICE.
Information at Raleigh 10 to the hneo'
That the ex-Editor VIII Certa'n'S "o
Nominated by Mr.. Cleveland.

RALEIGH. ~ c., Dec. b.-SpeciaL-H
heavy snow fell here this morning carry
and continued till this afternoon. 1t was
one Of the heaviest and thickest SHOWS
ever seen here. 1t is reported that there
are six inches Of snow at Greensboro.
From letters just received here, 1t Is
almost positively assured that the name
OF Hon. Thomas r. Jernigan, Of this city
formerly editor OF the Chronicle, VIII De
sent i'm to the Senate by the President
in a few days as Consul-General TO
Corea. 1t is learned that the appointment
has already been stated. IL will be an
appointment which the State will be
unit I'm endorsing.
Information has also been received here
that Consul General a. d. Jones, who mas
sailed from Shanghai, China. for home
was attacked there with malarial fever.
A letter from him state that he reached
China at a very unhealthy season OF the
year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-06
The Inauguration Committee.

The committee OF gentlemen charged
with the ceremonies incident to the inau-
gural ceremonies of Governor-eect Charles
Il. O'Ferran met last evening at the
First Regiment Armory. Mayor Ellyson IN
the chair, and Captain Cunningham Han
secretary.
The question OF invitations was as
cussed, and the secretary was instructed
to send invitations to the First Brigade
of Infantry, comprising the Second, Tnlrd'
and Fourth Regiments, and the Lynch-
burg Zouaves, the First Regiment OF
Cavalry and the First Battalion OF AT.
tillery. Rations and accommodations VIII
be furnished.
1t was decided also TO send a general
invitation to the Democratic Clubs OF the
city and State through the newspapers
They are requested to notify the secre-
tary of their intention to participate and
the probable number OF men they Will have
in line.
Lee and Picket Camps are requested
10 meet and notify the secretary in writ
ing by the 18th instant how many men
they will turn out.
The committee viii meet again at 1
O'Clock T.. NJ. on that date.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-06
Decr-Rnn Hunt Climb.

The members of the Deep-Run Hunt
Club met at Barton Heights Saturday
afternoon. The hounds opened very pref
tily. and started across the country till
they struck the Brook creek, near the
Chickahomlny The trail Of the fox was
taken mp again, and the hounds. after
brisk run. overhauled the bushy-tail
quadruped near Staples mill The dis
lance covered was seven miles. Two
ladies were conspicuous in the front
nearly all the way.
Among those in the large field We're
Captain PHI. Haxall, Messrs. vs.. Rue
ger. Savage. Leathley. Clark, Davidson,
Turpin. Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Handbook,
and Miss Cameron, Drs. j. \. White and
TfittOl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-06
W<yr rHsIRJUDGss RE-BLECTED.
The Bar and the Oficors OF the Petersburg
Court. Thus Petition the Legislature.

PETERSBURG, VA. Dec. Especial
The members OF the bar and officers OF
the courts Of this city have framed peti-
lions to be presented TO the Legislature
asking for the reelection Of Hon. BeV-
erley A. Hancock judge Of the Second
circuit and Hon. ID. NJ. Bernard judge OF
the Hastings Court Of Petersburg. Ihese
are two of the most popular judges III
Virginia.
The Circuit Court OF Petersburg-Judge
b. A. Hancock presidlng-opened thiS
morning, when the civil docket was caileu
The five suits against the NOTION anu
Western railroad. removed from the vi
cult Court OF Sussex, were caiieu anu
fixed for hearing on the pleadlubS vi
Saturday morning next -.
A real snow-storm set in here ABOUT
o'clock this morning. and continued WIN
out intermission until 4.30 o'clock +. M.
The ground is covered 10 a depth OF seven
or eight inches. and sleigEing Is good
The passenger train from Norfolk was
DELAYED about one hour this morning by
reason Of telegraph poles having falIen
across the track. one of these poles fell
upon the mail-car and nearly turned IL
over No one was injured.
Chief Of Police Parkinson took over 10
the Reformatory at Richmond this morn
Ing Warner Tucker, a young white boy.
The wife Of Governor Mckinney and
her daughter, Miss frankie. are the
guests of Mrs. n. T. Patterson. on Union
street
Ex-senator Malone left this morning
for Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. David Dunlop have re-
turned TO the city after an extended trip.
The couple were married in Washington
a couple of weeks ago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-06
PRECAUTIONS 4 AINSr FIRES.
North Danyillr People Aroused on the
Subject-FIre Depar nent and Water.

DANVILLE, VA, Dec. Especial
North Danville is aroused on the sub
ject Of protection from fire. There have
lately been disastrous fires in that town,
not the least Of which was the one OF
Sunday night. which destroyed s5O,OJO
worth OF property.
The insurance rates run from 3 II 10
II 1-2 per cent. and many people nave
allowed their policies to lapse.
The town has no water works ana no
fire department, and the Council will be
called upon 10 take immediate steps to
provide a fire department and water
works.
In the Hastings Court to-day, two
colored men were sentenced 70 the penl-
Tertiary for burglary, one William Har-
ris for two and a half years, and James
Covington. two years.
A heavy snow fell here this morning,
beginning a little after midnight ana
lasting until noon. The snow is now
eight inches deep.
Records from points west of here IN
dictate that the storm was confined TO
a small space, there being none at Mar
tinsvine. forty miles westward.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-06
PEOPLE ECONOMIC ING.
1t is Proper and ri ht-A Nalnab suG-
gestlon on The Subject for All House


Ii Is Proper and ri ht-A Naluab Sug-
gestion on the Subject for All House
holders.
"There is hardly man or woman In
America who does not feel that the de-
probation and declining valuation Of All
kinds of property has necessltated ana
will continue TO cause economy Ior years
to come"
This remark as made by leading
American banker in conversation win the
writer.
This ecoromy must extend not only
to luxuries, but 10 many other Things
IL includes the necessities OF HE ana the
requirements Of health. When men or
women are weak and depressed, or nave
the first symptoms Of cold OF sickness,
let II be pneumonia or any other disease
they can and should save probable
large future expense by counteracting in
stantly the first symptoms Of such
troubles. If people feel chill, they
should at once take some stimulant to
overcome it. In this way they viii not
only save expense but possibly long ILL
ness which might ensue did they not
take instant measures TO prevent. Moth
ing can so quickly. so certainly accom-
plish this as the great medicinal Whiskey
known as Duffys pure Malt. Its action
Is qulCh anu N"iiif'Vt~' - az = tllc
first approach Of any description OF cold
and keeps disease at bay. The best
classes OF the community use il constant
ly for this purpose. and physicians recon-
mend IL continually. IL is put up In large
size bottles and in addition TO It's superior
quality. furnishes a greater quantity than
any other medicinal stimulant In the mar
ket II is true. certain dealers often seek
TO sell ordinary WHISTLES, claiming they
are just as good. but those who are we'll
versed are never deceived. and insist upon
having the only pure medicinal prepara-
ton Of the kind known 10 the world"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-06

ernor, that land titles are as good In ree.
Virginia as I'm any State OF the Union
Whilst bad titles in the s-ste have baal
bought ~ some persons. the Govcrn,-
says that those cases sprung from te.
causes Firft, the purchase of land with.
out the exam nation Of uuc. second na
desire OF many 10 purchase magnIfcort
agricultural, tiG'bcr. or mineral lands M
a mere nominal cost. Ia fact Doe saws
The purchase OF ssuCh lands f0r uorhIrr
is nearly always in tre nature OF "a gar,-
bling risk Upon the titlt, end he h1gret d,
find. and challenges. a. single insaur. .s
any purchaser getting "a bad title m Tim.
State when DE had exercised ra3e0nslI,
prudence. purchased from reputable ua-.
sons, and had his title examined bv "a
competent person. The Governor .fsl
some Illustrations OF persons buying lands
without proper examination of titles. ann
being swindled. and refers Co. p recent
swindle In West Virginia lards. rla Zeal
he says, having cmanated from W.I
street and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ame--
lean of yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-06
SALE or THB YADKIN TALLEY.
Still Believed in Winston that an English
Syndicate Has Secured the RonG.

WINSTON, ". c., Dec. Especial
There appears TO be something in the re-
port about the sale Of the Cape Fear and
Yadkin Valley railroad to an English syn
dictate. General Manager Fry refuses to
talk on the subject. President Lash has
been making frequent trips to New York
during the past few months. He is there
now with another gentleman largely in
terested in the syndicate. Manager Fry
says that DR.. Lash is the only one who
knows all about the proposed sale. An
informal meeting was held In Greensboro
a few days ago, with closed doors, ] am
told After the meeting President Lash
and his friends left for New York on the
next train.
President John II. Frischkorn, OF the
Richmond Fire Commission, James r.
Shepherd, member OF the commission;
Robert a. Austin, and G. G. Burton Of
the Richmond Police Department, arrived
here yesterday. They went. over in Davie
county last night on a hunting trip.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-06

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case OF Catarrh that cannot he
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure
L. J. CHENEY * CO. Props, Toledi. O.
We, the undersigned. have known f. ].
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Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally.
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces OF the system. Price. 75c. per
bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Testimo-
malls tree
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-06

The following cases were disposed Of
Yesterday by Justice Crutchneld:
Edgar Hall tcolored was charged with
striking Virginia Wood, and also with
striking r. d. Bailey while assisting
Policeman Harmon i'm the discharge Of
his duty. The case was continued.
James Nossenburg was charged with
carrying away one COW. Of the value OF
500. the property Of A. II, Tyler. The
case was sent 10 the Hastings Court.
The only other case of importance was
that of three festive young gentlemen,
charged with fast driving on Thanksgiv-
Day. The case was continued.
The usual drunks were on the docket,
and Wera fined
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-06
Church Hill Musicale.

The Church Hin Musical Association
gave its initial performance last night at
Corcoran Hall under the direction Of
Captain Frank Cunningham.
When Iardellas concert orchestra played
as an overture Suppes Light Cavalry"
the audience seemed TO know as II by
intuition that there was born TO the
music loving people Of Richmond a new
association that would be only credit
as far as the art, technique. and artists
are concerned.
All through the programme there was
omnipresent that finish and execution
which are the combination OF study and
genius.
How the musical ear reveled in the
familiar strains OF the Pilgrims Chorus"
from Tannhauser. While the quartette
sang that peculiarly sweet song. Good
Night, Beloved the heart OF the listener
arose and floa.ed of with the sweet har-
mony 10 realms too ethereal TO last.
From beginning TO end the audience
rcveled in sweet music-music that falls
more gently on the tired soul than does
the evening dew upon the grass" The
entire musical was grand success. and
the people OF Richmond eve debt Of
gratitude to Captain Cunningham and his
able assistants.
The following is the programme:
l. Overture. Light Cavalry" (Suppe),
Iardella's Concert Orchestra.
Tea)r solo, Il Am Waiting" Birch).
Mr.. HaddoE s. Watkins.
g. Soprano solo, '"rwas April" (Neyin).
Miss Ida Robinson.
4. Overture (a). Pilgrim Chorus. from
Tannhauser tWagner): (b), IntermezzO.
from caNaleria Rusiicana (Masca8nD.
lafoellas Concert Orchestra.
5. Duet. soprano and alto THE Gyp-
sies" OBordsee), Miss Robinson and Miss
Durret,.
.. Baritone solo. only 10 Love
STANLEY Mr. II. Thuruton cerdoxo.
7. GAY, THE Palms" with cornet cbli-
cato. A. ]. LeisD Faure): (b), GaIop
,sylopone solo. J. 7. Pulling QiilbrechD,
lsrdelia's Concert Orchestra
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-06
NEW COLLECTORS FOE HALYFAT.
They Give Bond and Enter Upon Their
Duties-Another Dinner Station.

WELDON. n. G., Dec. 5.--Special.-A
heavy snow-storm IS raging here to-day.
The snow is now about two inches deep,
and is still falling rapidly. The weather
changed very suddenly from warm TO cold
The new tax collectors for this county
all gave bonds before the COMMISSIONERS in
session yesterday. which were approved
and the tax lists turned over TO them.
The changes in the schedule will make
il necessary to move the restaurant from
Wilmington TO Rocky Mount and also
from this place to the latter point. as
the trains now reach here too early for
this to remain the dinner station.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-06
Fire I'm Il nennf.

At about Gas o'clock yesterday morning.
an alarm OF fire was turned in from box
No. e. corner Broad street and jail alley.
a blaze having been discovered issuing
from the roof of the restaurant OF the
{. a. .. depot.
The department responded promptly,
and the fire was extinguished before II
had chance to gain any Roadway.
The fire originated in the chimney In
the room over tho restaurant. occupied
by w. c. Stockhowe. the restaurant, keep
er, and was caused by a defective fue.
The contents OF the room were uninjured.
The building was damaged to the extent
Of about $50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-06
WILMTNGTON's WELCOME WEEK.
II is Ushered In by Bell Ringing and Firing
of Guns-Stormy Weather Interfsres.

WILMINGTON, y. c., Dec. 5.-Wn-
mington's welcome week was ushered in
to-day by ringing Of bells and shriekng
Of all the steam whistles in the city. a
salute Of twenty-one guns was then fired
by naval reserves from the deck OF the
United States war-ship Nantucket.
slow but steady rain falling for the past
twenty-four hours, with the arrow on the
Weather Bureau building pointing stead
lily to the northwest is a great disappoint-
ment. but tn spirits Of the PEOPLE are now
being revived by the predictions of the
weather prophets that the wind will veer
TO the northwest by evening and bring
clearing weather.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-06
Scored a Second Success.

Another large and fashionable audience
greeted the second performance OF "A
Trip 10 China Town" at the Academy of
Music last evening
Messrs. Frank Lane. J. c. Miron, and
Frank Lawton kept the audience in con-
tinuous good humor. while Geraldine Nc
Cam, Nellie Rosebud and the rest Of the
company In their respective roles won
their share Of applause.
Miss Avery Strakosch, who takes the
part OF "Tcny Gay" has been unable 10
appear at any of the performances on ao-
count of a severe cold 1t is 10 be re-
GREETED that she is not able to sing. as
she has enc Of the sweetest voices in the
company.
"A Trip TO China Town" closes it's en-
gagement with the performance this even
ing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-06
ATTEMPTS 10 WRECR 4 MILL.
Spikes and Scrap Iron Driven Into Logs
nv Evi!-Disposod Persons.

ASHFVILLE. n. c., Dec. 5.-Special.-
The Blue Ridge Lumber Company, OF
Dnlsboro has been subjected to great
deal OF annoyance and expense of late by
evil-disposed persons, who drive iron
spikes, nails, and metal scraps into logs
which are sent TO the mill 10 be sawed
into lumber. Three or four saws have been
lost in this way recently. and the lives
Of the employees Of the lumber company
endangered. 1t is supposed that some
persons who lately had contracts 10 fur
nish logs for the company, with whom the
company had trouble i'm their settlements,
are at the bottom Of this attempt 10 wreck
their mill. and drive the members Of the
company out OF this section Of the state.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-06
Richmond Locomotive ana hachine-Works
Fire Projections.

In addition to the system of automatic
sprinklers and other fire preventives
tnat are in use ~ tine Richmond Loco
motive and Machine Works. the company
has been required recently by the Mutual
Factory Insurance Association 20 install
a fire-pump. with a capacity OF 1000 gall
Ions OF water per minute. To supply this
pump there has been constructed reser-
voir i'm front OF the works that holds
10000 gallons Of water. The pump was
tested yesterday. and the entire arrange
ment was complete success. Four one
Observation-Disclosures streams OF water were
thrown lat one time, and all of them 10
the height Of the tower on the office
building.
Inasmuch as the city department Will
furnish three steam engines I'm case of fire.
the protection Of the Locomotive Works
may be said 10 be complete.