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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-28
JUsrICE JOHNS COURT.
A Suspicious Character Believed to Have
Invaded a HeD-House.

SATURDAYS are almost always dull at
the Temple Of Justice. Probably the sim
ners begin to save up their shexels to
secure horse and buggy for Sunday,
and the natural sequence Is that the
officials at the sanctum make Few good
collections on this, day
The thermometer took an upward leap
Yesterday. and when the audience mad
gotten fairly well settled, everybody suf-
ferod with the heat. so that the game was
decidedly lacking I'm interest. Winter APP
parel had been discarded, and negigee
shirts and neckwear were IN demand.
AS the weather grows warmer, clothes
well get thinner. until July when mos
quito-netting will probably be ADOPTED.
Frank Moore (colored) pai1 ltNe over
Sc for the privilege Of curslnS ana aDus-
ing Belle Fox. 1..,o~,.,,
charged With stealing one trunk from
Betsv Valentine. was dismissed.
William Christian (colorsd) paid the
enuo little sum Of $3.50 for being drunk
and disorderly on the street, Wnle lht
same will have a hearing on the SJth IN
etonf for resisting the police while IN
The discharge OF their duty. Christian
do6ed the officers 10 arrest him, ana
the ever-effective billet had to be brought
into service.
A commission Of lunacy was ordered IN
the case Of Robert Crenshaw (colored}'
charged with being a suspicious charac-
ter.
Edward Waddm (coloreO went TO the
jug for thirty days on the same charge
he having four hens in his possession
which he claimed 90 have gotten on the
Nechanicsvile turnpike. II was late
hour Of the night when Edward was seen
with the chickens, and the indications
were that he had. after the manner OF
several Of his c0lored brethren. given
away az "A tempting moment. and ex-
pIored some ones hen-house. The chick
ems accompanied the man TO the jug
where they can be had by the proper
owner. 800
Abraham Nelson CcoloreD paid a little
over s6 for assaulting and beating James
| Walker, the brother Of w. IT. walker.
After disposing Of a few jays, the court
adjourned for a breathing spell until TO-
! morrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-28
The Free Dlspensarv 10 Omen.

A small but noble band Of women
workers in Richmond have surmounted
all obstacles by their persistent and I'M
firing efforts, and have. for the sake Of
suffering humanity. determined TO open
their free dispensary on June LIST at rs
west Cary street, where, by their hard
and energetic work. and the skill and at
tention Of their medical staff, they hope
TO prove in a very short time 10 their
contributors the good work they can ac-
complsh with their aid. They wish 10
say TO them and the public in general
that on that day rs west Cary street
win be open for inspection and contribu-
tiOns Of furniture, groceries and money.
The board OF lady managers will be
there from u o'clock room until 10 o'clock
L. NJ. TO receive donations, and from 6
=. NJ. until 10 refreshments will be served.
Every one is candidly and earnestly re-
Quested to help in this noble charity.
The board of lady managers is composed
Of Mrs. William NJ. Hill, Mrs. r. III.
Whitlock. Mrs William II. Mccarthy.
Mrs. Alex. IL. Meyer, Mrs. William i.
Newell, Mrs. John w Harrison, Mrs. J.
X. Hockaday, Mrs. A. V. Beddy. Mrs. a.
l.. Phillips, Mrs. w. ]. Whitehurst Mrs.
Thomas Mcmahon, Mrs. Daniel d. Talley,
Mrs. William c. Newton. Mrs. Mathew
Gilmore, Mrs. Il. T. ID. Myers, Mrs.
Emanuel Raab.
The advisory board Is composed as
follows: Captain John A. Coke. Mr.. +. b.
Addison, MIR. Abraham Levy. Mr. j. b.
Elam Mr.. John II. Cary, Mr.. c. OBJ. Co
wardin, Mr.. John l.. Hill and Mr.. I. g.
Williams. Jr.
The medical staff consists of DR.. Ed
ward Mccarthy. Or. James T.. Roy. DR..
William T. Mercer and Or. David Nc
Cav, and the druggist is Mr. c. ]. Paoli.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-28
WEATHER FOR JUNE.
Hicks, the Prophet, Has Compieteo '"o
Programme for tho Month.

The following weather forecast for the
month OF June has been prepared by the
Rev. Mr.. Hicks, the st. Louis weather
prophet. who so often strikes IL right
BY June LIST storms developing In inc
western regions the last OF May VIII De
advanced towards the central parts OF tne
country. II Will be quite warm WIN
easterly and southerly winds IN All the
eastern parts. the areas OF preclpita'Ion
and storms will be approaching the en-
trail parts. while the far west ana nor IN
west will have winds shifting 10 "esteI-
~, with rising barometer ana cooisi
storms will reach the extreme east py
the 3D. and the change 10 cooler laii
weather will have crossed the continent
Warmer weather Will centre In repio-
gressive way about the 9Th ana ith, reaCt
Ing a high temperature ana resulting III
reactionary storms on and touching those
dates. westerly winds, rising barometer
with a cool squirt will follow about the
18th TO 9th. first to the west, later east.
About the 10th strong indications OF the
sostice storms will appear Easteriy 10
southerly winds Will prevail-barometeF
will begin to fall, and II will grow steadliy
warmer. resulting In many active storms
from the 18th 10 the 18th. The tempeTa-
ture and storms are likely 70 reach a
crisis about the new moon. Renewed ac-
tivity Of volcanoes and earthquake us
tu-bances may naturally be expected,
though not necessarily dangerous Ihey
are the readjustments Of natural forces,
end should be looked upon as beneficial
rather than calamitous.
There will be great electrical activity
during these solstlce storms, especially
during the night, but no one should be
alarmed as IL will prove grander than
disastrous. Our friends will remember
the tendency Of storms TO whirl sudden
IS back from the east, from about the
10th TO the 25th Of June. ShOwery condi-
tons are liable during all Of that period,
and local twirls will repeatedly fly back
after passing east Unexpectedly taking
the starch from the collars Of careless
and unsheltered people. Heavier reaction
airy storms viii pass eastward about 18th
TO 18th, and should the barometer not
rise. and the wind remain easterly 10
sOutherly, series of daily storms viii M
the intervening days UP to the next
period.
From the 2lst TO 18th, inclusive, we viii
pass the turning point I'm our trip around
the sun, and start for shorter days and
longer nights. IL viii be natural 10 ex-
pect some heavy storms. with rain and
much lightning and thunder, say about
3D. oath and 9th. Cooler weather will
succeed these storms, and regions that
are short Of moisture at the end Of this
period will have 10 contend with serious
drought. Reactionary disturbances are
central on the 29th, with the full moon
and the equinox of Mercury on the same
day. These combined causes are sure TO
result I'm a warm wave, and some very
active electrical storms. with heavy local
rains during the two or three last days
Of June. The month will close with
very cool weather advancing from the
West, which condition will prevail in
most parts I'm the opening days Of July
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-28
on TO OlTAHA
virginia Doctors who VIII Attend the
Meetings Of Railway Surgeons.

virginia Doctors who VIII Attend the
Meetings OF Railway Surgeons.
Dr. Landon y. Edwards left last even
ing by the Chesapeake and Ohio railway
for Omaha 10 attend the National Asso-
citation Of Railway Surgeons. Of which
DR.. G. W. +. Brock. Of Richmond, Is
president He was accompanied by Dr.
and Mrs. w B. Petit, Of New Canton,
Va. and Mrs. Or. J. A. White. They
will meet Dr. White at Clifton Forge
and Or. Brock AT Cincinnati. Or. George
Ross. who Is chairman Of the executive
committee is already in Omaha, and VIII
omen the discussion I'm the convention
next Wednesday on the subject appoint
ed-"Ranway Spine" The session lasts
two days. Numerous excursions nave
been projected from Omaha for the oeheht
Of the surgeons as far westward as the
Rockies. The Virginia delegation, when
comes from various points in the state
will stop at the Willard Hotel
The American Medical Association, OF
which DR.. Hunter Mcclure is the presi-
dent. meets June 9th in Milwaukee. DR.
Mcclure and daughters, DR.. Hugh Tay-
lor and Mrs. Taylor and Dr. Lewis Wheat
will go from Richmond. They will be
Joined at Milwaukee by the Richmond
contingent from Omaha. They Will make
their headquarters I'm Milwaukee at the
pfister Hotel These are the most i'm
portant medical and surgical organizations
I'm the world
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-28
A Gnme of Basket Ball.

The first game of basket ball ever
played hereabouts took place " sterday
afternoon at Forest Hill Park, and was
heartily enjoyed by the couple Of hun
dred spectators. The game is not unlike
football; in fact, It is very much like
that game, except the interference
does not permit men to throw each other
down, and mop up Mother Earth with
them. They can, in basket ball. only in
terfere with the ball. Space Will not
permit an extended article OF the intri-
cacies of the game. Suffice IL 10 say,
that the game resulted in a score OF II
to in favor OF No. team. The teams
were as follows:
No l.--James Allen. John Branch.
Douglas Richardson, Archie Richardson.
w. f. Crawford and c. c. Lorraine
No "A. S. Crawford, ID. S. Carter
II. Cardozo. II. Christian. +. Rohland,
Walter Terry. William Davis and X. o..
Michael.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-28
HENR1co ELECTION BoARD.
They Investigate Certain Statements In
Regard TO the Contest.

Regard to the Contest.
The board Of election Of Henrico county
held a meeting in the county courthouse
Yesterday to determine the result Of last
Thursdays election. AS stated in yes
terdsv's Times. every Democratic nomi-
rec I'm the four districts was elected, with
the exception Of Wilbur Southwark, the
Republican candidate for supervisor from
Varina district, and Andrew Jackson, Re
IubliCan candidate for overseer of the
cor from the same district.
The board held an investigation as to
certain alleged irregularities at Carriers
precinct, whereby II was said that South
ward was elected.
1t was alleged that at Carriers precinct
all three Of the judges at one time left
the polls in the hands Of the clerk, who
was a personal friend of Southwark.
Also that one Of the judges during vot-
ing hours left the polls and proceeded TO
electioneer for the Republican candidates
interests. Judge Waddil represented Mr..
Southwark, and made a speech in his
behalf while Messrs. Beverage and Car
ter appeared for the Democrats. There
was quite a wrangle in the meeting at
one time, and things ia general got pretty
warm. After a long session, the board
decided to let the result Of the election
remain unchanged and Mr. Southwark
was declared supervisor from Varina dis
trict
Richard Turner, the lunatic who has
been confined In the Henrico Jail for
some time, was removed to the Staunton
asylum Friday night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-28
prnnerfv Transfers.

Richmond William w. Brauer charles
We'll and A. Hellstern to Henry
Grimmeu. 1912 feet on north side BAKER
street near Roane, $685.
Susie Il. and James +. Crane 70 joseph
e. Sorg Is feet on north side Denny
street near Price, 1925.
Louisa Gimmfs heirs 10 Irving H. beV-
eridge. 81 HIP feet on Clay street SOUTH
east corner Brook avenue, $3.50.
]. NJ. Newell TO f. i. Davidson 81 90
feet on east side Eleventh street between
Clay and Leigh.
William Sinton and others TO John /.
Harwood. q feet on north side Broad
street between Twenty-sixth and Twenty
seventh. 81 40219.
Henrico.-Mary r. and l.. j. Roster 20
Frederick Sitterdins % feet on wallace
street. southeast corner Richie 500.
Francis Lopes TO William Richards, In
terest In 20 acres on White Oak Swamp
road $50.
nm Montague. special commissioner TO
Stephen Hunter. IS 42-l0O acres near oak
wood cemetery S5.26iG
Edwin Peasants TO Mrs. e. n. Carter,
% feet on Thirty-second street, north
west corner Clay. $500.
w. c. b. Winston to \. W. Winston,
lot Is IN square q. Chestnut Hill, $3.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-28
LxsrKAYcE WY RErURN.
Result Of the Southeastern Tariff Assooia-
Nnn.

tion.
Nrogsrg Howard Swineford. r. G. Pey-
Ton. r. IL. Richardson, d. ". Walker John
w Gordon. Robert Lecky, Jr, Charles
+ Workman. W. VI. Mccarthy and L. r.
Warren returned yesterday from the an
uual meeting Of the Southeastern Tariff
Association. held I'm Washington. The
only matter regarding the recent changes
I'm Insurance rates I'm this city considered
by the Association was dwelling rates.
IL was decided that brick dwellings be
reduced about one-half, while the frame
dwellings are rated as heretofore viz:
from 75c. TO $3.50, according 10 exposures.
The rates on mercantile and manufac-
turing risks were referred 10 the advisory
board for Virginia
The Southeastern Tariff Associations
method Of fixing rates on the two latter
classes IS TO rate each on it's merits,
starting with a basis rate for a model
building OF each particular class adding
for DEFICIENCIES and exposures.
10 was cited that In the case OF a promi-
neut wholesale grocer here. his basis rate
for a standard risk is zoe. Various de
fclences bring his rate up to Sl.6O. The
object Of the Association was TO diminish
the Connagration hazard in this city
They make a liberal deduction for every
Improvement tending 20 this end. In this
case the assured has II in his power by
making sundry improvements. such as
closing openings communicating with ad-
Joining buildings. extending wall above
root putting automatic matches on eleva-
tors. etc. 20 reduce his rate TO Coo. This
risk was formerly written at $3.50.
10 L. thus seen that the rates are on
more equitable basis the best risks
paving a minimum rate. while less de-
sirable pay more in proportion TO their
deficiencies.
Hon. Hoke Smith, Secretary Of the In
terror. appeared upon the floor Of the
meeting. and addressed the Association.
Through his courtesy President Cleveland
received the members In body The AS
ISOLATION was extended a banquet and
excursion by the local board of Washing
TON
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-28

this morning. At the evening service Or.
Young will preach on The Reinterment
OF Jefferson Davis and the Lessons II
Brings"
Rev. George CLANCY VIII deliver an adj
dress as n defense OF essential Chris
tianity at Unitarian services at o'clock
this afternoon I'm Belvidere Hall
Rev r. T. Wilson. pastor, Will preach
a temperance sermon before Rescue Lodge
OF Good Templars at Clay-street Metho-
dist Episcopal church this evening at
o'clock. The members Of the order will
assemble I'm the basement Of the church
al 7.i5 and proceed in body to the au.
dencc-room.
Rev George l.. CLANCY defends essential
Christianity against the attacks OF
modern unbelief In his sermon at Z. VI.
to-day IN Belvidere Hall.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-28
AMONG THE CHURCHBS.
Member of Interesting Subjects An
uounced for Day.

a NNtnber Of Interesting Subjects An-
nounced for To- Day.
The new Baptist church at Glen Allen
viii be dedicated to-day. Rev. Or. r. II.
Iitt Of Richmond. will preach the dedi-
oatory sermon at IL o'clock this morning,
and b. DO expected that large number
Of people from this city will be in at
tendance. Rev. pr ". J.. Hatcher and
Mr Elyson will make addresses also
hrN Dr. John Pollard, pastor Of the
church.
Az sl5 this evening the anniversary
service of the Ladies' Hollywood Memo
RAJ Association will be held at the Sc
como Baptist church. Rev. DIT Landrum,
pastor Of the church. will preach the
mon. The members Of the Hollywood
Memorial Association. Juniors, Hebrew
ana lakewood Memorial Associations are
expected 60 meet IN the lower lecture
room az s O'Clock. The middle portion Of
mo church will be reserved for these
examinations and for tho invited camps
OF Confederate veterans, who will attend
On body.
Rev W. l.. Wright VIII preach at
Le'gh-street Baptist church this evening
ore Of series Of sermons on the COM
han4menis. His text viii be Thou
SHALT Not Kln"
Rev. c. II. Kuyk will preach a special
sermon 20 the Fulton Lodge Of Red Men
az the Weddell-Memorial chapel this
morning on the subject Of Liberty"
Rev Il. T. Wilson Will preach a ser
mon % the Good Templers OF Richmond
THIS evening at o'clock at Clay-street
Aieth )dist church on 'Intemperance."
Interesting children's day exercises will
DC held at Park Place Methodist church
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-28
SIMON PURE DEMOCRAT.
Cixes tho Public the Benefit Of His Con-
victions.
RICHMOND, VA, May II, 1893

Editor Times;
send you the enclosed clipping from
,be south Boston News, with the request
that YOU publish II with this I'm The
srImes Tomorrow morning. A great num-
ter Of vour readers will relish 1t as good
Sunday reading.
A SIMON PURE DEMOCRAT.
Buford for Governor.
our nelRhbor, the South Boston Times,
IN it's issue OF the 18th instant. speaking
of the gubernatorial contest. says:
.oThe name Of Colonel A. s. Buford has
been announced by his friends as a cam
didate for the high honor and doubtless
Southslde Virginia would be well pleased
TO hail him as the coming chief The
Tines most heartily indorses the nomlna-
ton. and from this time forward will
have his colors nailed to the masthead
and not to be lowered until he has been
escorted 70 the Capitol I'm Richmond. COL
onel A. S. Buford is eminently fitted 10 do
honor 10 the position as well as receive
honor himself should the people OF Vir-
glnia be disposed TO place him there
, From present appearances Colonel Ru-
ford IS no longer the dark horse" in tho
race, he has taken prominent position
at the grand stand, backed by the great
army Of Democrats that have grown sick
and tired Of political trickery, wire-pull-
ing and machine methods. DESPITE the
pooling schemes and the pretended odds
in favor of other favorites. the staunch
and unterrifed friends Of Colonel Buford
viii see that there is an even start and
a fair race.
We fully agree with the Times. that
Colonel a. S. Buford is eminently fitted
10 do honor 10 the position" OF Governor
Of this grand old Commonwealth. While
his loyalty 10 the Democratic party has
never been questioned. yet IL elected he
would be not only the Democratic Gov
ernor but the Governor Of Virginia. II
is said that the Colonel greatly resembles
the face Of the statue OF Caesar. and
may be like the great conquerer. he win
announce 10 the people on the sth of
November next-"Neni, yidi, VIGIL came
I saw, l conquered"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-28
Now General Manager.

Mr. G. L. Nicolson formerly with the
Richmond and Allegheny and Chesapeake
and Ohio railways, with headquarters In
Richmond, but for the last two years
connected as engineer and superintendent
with the Chesapeake and ohio Canal
Company. operating between washington
and Cumberland, Md, has just been made
general manager of the last-named com
pany. Mr. Nicolson is graduate OF the
Virginia Military Institute, and Is we'll
known and very popular In Richmond.
He recently married the youngest daugh-
ter OF Major II. D. Whitcomb, OF this
city. 4-ft-f,-.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-28

The damage by the fire early yesterday
morning at the grocery store Of 5. Ull-
mans Son. No. 1870 east Main street, is
estimated by the proprietor of the estab-
uebment AT between 1000 and $500
The insurance on the building was $1,000
nlocod with the Security Savings Bank
OF Richmond.
THE insurance on the stock was $1,000,
,,iocad In the British American, Of
Toronto. $1,000 IN the Western Assurance,
~ toronto and 5000 in the German In
snrance. of Baltimore. Of which com
nanies Nessrs. Julius Straus q son are
a as Comnanv. T. l.. Alfriend. agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-28
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The Mutual Life has already paid TO
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The policy-holders are now an army
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To commemorate its semi-centennial
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-28
sOUTHS1DE FEMALE INSTITUTE.
Pr ogramme of the Commencement
Exercises.

The commencement exercises OF the
Soutbslde Female Institute will take
place at Burkeville. Va, June 4th' bth'
9Th and eth. Sunday evening, June 4th,
the commencement sermon VIII be de-
livered by Rev. w. J. Shipman' OF dous-
tom Va Monday evening the annual cele-
b~atlon Of the Philophanian Literary So
cietv viii take place and an address viii
be delivered by Rev. J. r. Bagby OF
Powhatan county.
Tuesday the special concerts OF the
senior and intermediate classes VIII &C.
cur and on Wednesday the final day,
saiutatory will be delivered by MISS
Lillian Boswell, an address by rev -
- Oven Of Portsmouth. and the vale
dictorv bv Miss Lille Wells, after which
the principal. Rev. r. w. Cridlin, win
deliver the diplomas. medals and distinc-
tiOps
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-28
Owens & Minor. the druggists, desire us

Owens & Minor. the druggists desire us
20 pub,,sh the following testimony as
they handle the remedy ana pele'e u 10
be reliable. ,,,
bought a 50 cent bottle Of Chamber
,ains's pain Balm and applied 1t TO my
limbs. which have been afflicted with
rheumatism at intervals for one year:
Al the time | bought the Pain Balm
was unable 20 walk. ! can truthfuliy
say that Pain Balm has completely cured
me.-R. II. Farr, Hollywood, Kan. Mr'
A. -. Cox. the leading druggist NJ Holy
wood. vouches for the truth Of the above
tatement.-Owens & Minor Drug Com
pany. 1907 east Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-28

~ublj, meeting Of the Democratic
oters of Richmond and Manchester who
favor the nomination Of Colonel a. s. Blu
ford for Governor Will be held Monday
right. the 10Th, at the Richmond Theatre
M $40 o'clock for organization and work
I'm the promotion Of his canvass.
Let us come together friends. and DO
here at home what we believe is best
for our State. and what is right In this
matter toward our distinguished fellow
citizen and neigkb Dor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-28
Tho Virginia Safe Deposit and Fidelity
Company

acts as executor, administrator, guardian.
receiver. trustee for estates, corporations
or individuals; issues policies of in
surance. guaranteeing titles; receives val
uables on storage. and rents the most
approved safety boxes I'm its thoroughly
burglar-proof vaults.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-28

Messrs. Heller & Co.. 31T east Broad
street. are prepared TO shoe the citizens
of Richmond and vicinity of all ages
and sizes. This firm have one Of the
largest and most complete stocks Of shoes
IN the state. Their line Of fine shoes Is
handsome and complete. In fact every
line of footwear. from the finest to the
cheapest. is represented In variety on
their shelves.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-28
HE OLD SOUTHERN DRY GOODS
sToRE-LEvY & DAVIS.

fIonor the memory Of our revered ex-
President by draping your houses on the
funeral route, as requested by the COM
mittee.
We will drape your house from FIVE
DOLLARS up. and give you first-class
fob. Call on US and give us your order
as we can attend to it promptly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-28
THE DAVIS MEDAL.

We have the only correct SOUVENIR
DAVIS MEDAL-our design. Price. 25c
BADGES at 15c.
SILVER FRINGE BADGES at $3.50.
CONFEDERATE FLAGS. Is and S5c.
VIRGINIA STATE FLAGS. 25c.
DECORATION MATERIAL.
Phone 795. LEVY q DAVIS.
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