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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-25
AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.
The Topics Not Yet Made Public Bnt they
VIII be of National Interest.

DR.. Hunter Mcclure. who was last year
unanimously elected president OF the
American Medical Association, said yes
terday. when l asked i'm about the COM
ing annual session, that matters OF ra-
ttonal importance would be discussed, but
that the topics would not yet be made
public. He also said he had not liked
upon the subject OF his own address, but
the interest he expressed In the questions
OF immigration and national quarantine
makes it likely that he Will include them
in HIS remarks.
The Association will meet in Milwaukee,
June 9Th. for four days session. From
500 to /, 800 delegates will be present, rep
resenting a hundred thousand doctors
throughout the land.
1t is probable that a warm night VIII be
made In the convention over the code OF
ethics, as certain prominent doctors In
Northern cities are advocating the admis-
sion OF homoeopaths. eclectics and other
irregular practitioners, on the plea OF
educating them to better methods. South
ern doctors look upon the move as di-
rected solely toward the fees that would
arise from consultation with the class OF
men mentioned. and will sturdily resist
fhe ATTEMPT.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-25
EYFyING OF MUSIC.
The Young Ladies of the Richmond Female

A. the Richmond Female Institute last
evening" was held concert, which was
most thoroughly enjoyed by the large con-
course OF people present. AS is usual In
such cases, the concert was held In the
chapel. i'm WI ich are the desks used by
the young ladies 81 the Institute. Ones
mind involuntarily reflects in RETROSPECT
ton as he sits at the desk, and IL he
be a man who thinks, he wonders why il
is that there are no initials carved on the
TOP. or why ii is that there are no Ink
tracings made in the wood.
The concerts participants were young
ladies of the Institute. and the programme
began with a plano duet, Homage
Aux Danes" Then followed Paderewskis
haupy effort in minuet, which was beau
tfuuy interpreted by Miss Susie Brax-
ton.
The third number was the air from the
opera, "Metrane," by RosSi. Miss Jessie
Renick sang the number In a most
pleasing manner.
Miss Malen Burnett played an inspiring
composition by Gottschalk. and 1t was
followed by a piano duet by Misses John
son and Barnes.
The entire programme was most ex-
cellently rendered, and from the fifth
number was as follows:
b. P1anO Duet. fantdS1e, from opera
La Sonambula " Fesea), Misses john
son and Barnes.
6. Vocal solo. MY All' Mein Gluck).
(Bohm). Miss Fife Johnson.
I. Piano solo, La Consolation Dus-
seh), Miss Joe Lou Hearn.
s. Piano duet, Fest Overture, Op. AZ
Oentuer). Misses Vaughan and Massey.
9. Vocal solo. 'The Bird that Came
In Spring" (BenedicD, Miss Eva Porter.
10. Piano solo, Valpe Brilliante, op "a
| Chopin. Miss Daisy Province.
Part IL. String qUartette, over the
Waves (Rosas). Misses Wood. Rosser,
| Gardner and Smith.
2 Piano solo, Vase Brilliante. Op. 80
| NNolenhaupD. Miss Halle Williams.
3. Vocal solo. Let Me Love Thee
| Class Dick Leiben) (Ardlte). Miss Mamie
| Carrithers.
T. Piano solo. Schuzo, Op. 81 Chopin,
| Miss Eliza Wood.
5. Piano duet. La Gazza Ladra Gary,
| Misses Burnett and Baldwin.
| 6. Vocal solo. II Dreamt" (SoguaD
| (SchiIa). Miss Lillian Caldwell.
| l. Piano solo. NOcturne, Op. II (Brassin)
| Miss Annie Powell.
| g. Piano solo, Erlkonig (ShubeiO, Miss
| Emma Whitfield
! g. Piano quartette, Overture Priciosa
ONeber). Misses Wood. Cone, Johnson
and Daniel
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-25
MONEY
MAKING
BOOKS.

I've been talking BOOKS to Richmond
people for nearly two weeks east.
During that time have heard
from good number of your most
literary people, who have request.
ed A CATALOG, SPECIMEN
PAGES aud SAMPLE ILLUS.
TRATIONS of the Masterpieces
in Book-making, which offer for
sale.
You needn't class me among the ord
nary book peddlers' whom
you've learned to dread. sell
BOOKS that are extremely valu.
able and exclusive, my specially
being the LIMITED EDITIONS
DE LUXE Of the Works of the
Worlds Foremost Authors. Be-
ing LIMITED EDITIONS the
works you buy from me always
ADVANCE IN VALUE.
As an instance OF what l state, nv
EDITIONS of II u q o, which,
when it first appeared, was aold at
$3.50 a volume. is now worth
$3.50 for each and every volume
IN the SET Quite an increase,
isn't It'll The work has only re.
Gently been completed. showing
an increasing value almost before
the last volume was published.
My representative will soon visit you.
But send to me for q CATALOG.
1t will be cheerfully sent aud
you'll be greatly interested in 1t.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-25

Richmonders Are Making Preparation to
Go to the Inauguration.

Since the arrival Of General Fi;zhugh
OF talk as to who is to go to the inaugu-
ration, and the idea OF seeing Glove 4 nd
again take his seat has permea-ed the
minds OF a great many Of Richmond S
best-known citizens. Not a Few Uf this
citys best men are discussing the adj
visibility OF carrying their horses, for
the message has already oeen received
that there are no horses to be hired in
Washington. Those gentlemen who will
act as aides on General Lees :tan are
somewhat perplexed as 70 how 70 trans
port their steeds to the national capital,
and there is no doubt but that en- the
"a and 30 of March the Richmond, Fred
ericksburg and Potomac road will have
trains containing horses entirely owned
by men of this city.
Colonel c. OBJ. Cowsrdin has been in
Washington for several days last. and
telegraphed on yesterday hat horses
could only be hired for $50 apiece on
Inauguration day. and that there were
few at that price. The consequence is
plain that all of General Lees aides and
others who intend going Will be forced
to ship their horses 10 Washington.
From present outlooks there is every
reason to believe that there will be a
large crowd from Richmond at the in
auguration. Not only will the Ashby
Light Horse and Stuart Horse Guards
20, but there will be the Walker Light
Guard and one or two political o.eariza-
tons Then, too, there are quite a num-
Der from Richmond's fashionable world
who Will attend the inaugural ball, and,
all in all. Richmond will be we'll repre-
scented.
Then. there are prominent Democrats
who will be forced by their position TO
see Cleveland take the oath Of Office and
both the Chesapeake and Ohio and Rich
mond. Fredericksburg and Potomac roads
offer rates that Will allow even the most
humble follower Of Jefferson TO see the
Inauguration.
The following circular has been issued
from the Virginia League Of Democratic
Clubs at Stanton:
Quarters for any number of men can
be obtained by addressing NJ 1. Weller.
chairman, No. 1926 New York avenue,
Washington. d. c.
You will plea sc inform William Dickson.
chairman, in regard to the following:
l. Date OF organization of your club.
q Time end departure from your sta
tlOn.
3. BY what route of transportation.
4. Expected hour of arrival in Wash
ington
3. Where VIII you De qudrteIeu'
G. VIII you bring music?
Z. Number of members.
s. Names of your chief officers.
On receipt of your letter Mr.. Dickson
will inform you as TO the rendezvous
your position IN line. &c.
Hon. jefferson NJ. Levy. our chair
man. will have his headquarters at the
Arlington Hotel. from March I'd, prox.,
until after the inauguration.
The following gentlemen were added TO
General Lees stan yesterday: NCsrs.
James d. Patton, II. W. Flournoy, John
f. T. Anderson, Charles +. smith, VIII
liam Ryan, +. d. r. Myers. 1r., b. ..
James. John X. Branch, Fred. - scott
Joseph Bryan. Thomas Nelson carter
Ellis Moon. Fred. peasants. 1unius D.
Mosby. Williamson Talley, w. -. foyall'
George Il. McAdams
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-25
.Instice Johns Court.

Emanuel Iverson (colored). held over
from Thursday as a suspicious charac-
ter was yesterday sent on TO the grand
jury as IA thief. in company with one
Cornelius Moore, his assistant (also col
oreD for carrying away eight bushels
of oats. the property Of Simpson. Bass
&, Co Value of goods stolen, $500.
f. Crull did unlawfully. so 1t Is said,
beat John St. John. Dismissed.
John Smith (colored) looked upon as a
very suspicious person 10 be abroad.
Case continued until February 2Sth, when
more will be learned Of his antecedeuts
Eli Gates (colOred), who had the nerve 10
try and run the First police-station, and
refused to recognize the authority OF the
officer in charge was fined $500 and put
under 500 bond 10 keep the peace Tor
sixty DAYS. in default Of which he was
sent to Jail.
James b. Reed and j. r. Atkinson
(coloreD. drunk and disorderly. also APP
peared before His Honor, Judge Crutch-
field. who kindly allowed them their
liberty on payment OF S2W ana Costs
with a good reprimand thrown In.
Samuel Meredith, same charge, penalty,
500 and costs.
Thomas Palmer (colored). for using
glass bottle on Robert Russell (of same
hue and trying to disfgure his physiog,
was allowed 10 so free, as evidence was
not sufficient.
The following judgments were rendered
from the civil docket:
w w Burger in favor OF Joseph {.
Schultz Observation-Disclosures. ..'>lt oo
s. G. Lett in favor of Warwick Bros. ~ %
r. NJ Clayton in favor Of DIR. Joseph
A White. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES II w
+. =. Burke in favor of Albert Run
KEEL '''''''' 10 %
f. Muire In favor Of &. II. Piageman
& Bro. .................. .'.''' -. ~ 90
Brown McConly in favor Of w. NJ
kSacho ..*..+'''-' - -
Lee Butler in favor of same.......... II Il
". A. Shelton & Co, in favor OF Geo.
u. pearman. .................. $500. ~ -
Same in favor of Davenport & Morris "a W
c. c. Mitchell in favor of J. p. Elan. % %
Mrs. Eva Johnson in favor Of w. e.
7. BaSS.................. 't''''' - ~
Ben. True in favor Of Rosa Cohen. 6O
George Burch in favor Of F. S. Will
T. b. Fleming in favor Of Joseph Hep
pert ..'...... ..'s'''''' ~ AZ
W c. Gentry in favor Of Crump
West Coal Company W
Tom Jackson in favor Of Clements
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-25
LEE CAMP MET.
Considerable Business Of Routine Nature
Was Done.

Lee Camp held a well-attended meeting
last evening. Commander Thomas p.
Pollard was in the chair. and Adjutant
j. Taylor Stratton recorded.
A letter. enclosing a copy Of the Boston
Post. containing resolutions passed by
Lee Camp and published last Saturday,
was received from Mrs. William Daley,
thanking the Camp for the honor paid 10
the memory Of her husband, Lieutenant
William Il. Daley, of the Boston police
force.
Applications for membership were re-
ceived from several prominent citizens.
A letter was received from Hon. John
W. Daniel, addressed to Colonel John
Murphy, with check from Senat or
James S. George for twenty-five dollars
for the Soldiers Home. Senator George
promises additional contributions for the
Home.
On motion OF Colonel Alexander W.
Archer, it was ordered that a committee
OF three be appointed to pass suitable
resolutions in regard to the death of
General Beauregard.
Commander Pollard stated that he would
appoint the committee during the week.
Ii was ordered that a picture OF General
Beauregard be purchased and placed in
the Camp Hall.
Commander r. n. Northern OF George
+. Pickett Camp. who was present, stated
that his Camp would hold a concert on
March 9th TO raise funds to erect Pickett
cottage at the Soldiers Home. and asked
for the assistance OF Lee Camp. The
Camp decided to render any assistance
within the power OF the members.
The committee who are to assist Mrs.
Randolph and the ladies In charge OF the
Tennessee tent at the Memorial Bazaar
reported that they were making rapid
progress in the work. and had already
received good many contributions.
Commander Kaine. OF Louisa Camp.
Confederate Veterans. who was present.
made an address to the Camp. and stated
that that organization was in flourish
ing condition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-25
THE RAILROAD CASE.
Hon. j. Randolph Tucker Employed by the
State of south Carolina.

COLUMBIA, S. c., Feb. 2L-Special.-
Attorney General Townsend returned
from Washington to-day. where he has
been making arrangements for the con-
duct OF the railroad cases before the
United States Supreme Court He con-
firms the statement that ]. Randolph
Tucker. OF Virginia, has been employed
to assist the administration In its fight
with the railroads. He states that habeas
corpus proceedings will be Instituted In
Washington March 9th for the release
Of three sheriffs now in custody OF the
United States Circuit Court for con-
tempt OF court In not releasing trains
In the control of the court. and that in
those proceedings the State will endeavor
to have the merits of the equity cases
underlying passed upon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-25
Property Transfers.

Richmond-Leake, Cabell and Holiday,
special commissioners. to Henry >. Wal
lerstein. 80 feet on east side Mayo street
between Broad and Franklin, $3.50,
William f. Purcell to Henry s. Waller
stein. 2, l-6 feet on west side Jail alley
between Broad and Marshall str,ets, $500.
". II. Storrs 70 William II. Jam ,s. Is
feet on east side Gllmer street rear VIII
liams. il50.
Henrico-James II. Barton 10 Alonzo l..
and Henry NJ. Airport. lots and In
block 40. Barton Heights. 5000.
Randolph & Mosby, trustees. TO II. 5.
Smith and c. r. Graham. lots and 8 In
square 4. lots and in square q, lot it
in square 30. lot Is on square 81, lot In
square :, lot In square 81. lot IA In square
80. and lot I In square 90. $1,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-25
At the Play-HOuscs.

There WAS an excellent performance at
the Mozart Academy last evening, VIII IN
the Country Circus" was presented. The
show proved to be a source of anus em"nt
from th1 rising to the falling of The cur
tain, and those present. enjoyed TO con-
siderable extent the attraction as II was
presented. There will be matinee this
afternoon and a performance tonight.
"Clothilde" was presented at The Rich
mond Theatre last evening, and Miss
Lewis again scored success by her ex-
cellent dramatic effort. At the matinee
this afternoon there will be presented
"Forget- Me- Not" and La Belle Russo
will close the engagement this evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-25
special Notice.

In anticipation Of an active market this
spring we are rearranging our Register
OF Property for Sale. We would prefer
representing you entirely. but as you are
a generous people and disposed to help
all. we ask you TO place your property
with US, provided, however, you give us
the same selling figures. We ask to be
placed on an equal footing. we want
all grades of property for sale. CAN IN
and swell our list.
CHEWING & ROSE.
Real Estate Agents, Auctioneers and
Brokers,
No north Tenth street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-25

Ground has not yet been broken for the
ne" Jefferson Hotel. although several
or buildings have been removed hy Mr.
walter H!gham. who is Major Lewis
'iHiers super Nsing architect. He is now
S"eliing letter from Messrs. Carrere
Hastings the architects OF the new
building. in which he Will receive in
tu1cuons Mrs. Joseph II. Anderson has
rented house on west Grace street and
VII remove thereto in few days. Messrs
Fohdexter e Bryant are now at work on
pans and specifications for Mis-. Ander-
htns new uilding.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-25
Hastings Cnurf.

In the hustings court yesterday c. l..
Sizer az Co, Cary-street commission nltr-
chants. were tried for violation Of the
city revenue laws by selling SOILS from
their delivery wagons, which charge wa S
preferred against them by II. A.. rox, CT
the firm Of Fox & Rider.
The case consumed several iours in
its examination, and the jury after heing
out a short while, found verdict ic:- the
defendants
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-25
Go I'm Full Uniform.

Colonel William F. wickham. COM
mandant OF the First Virginia regiment
70 cavalry was speaking yesterday OF
the cavalry going TO the inauguration,
ard In conversation remarked that all
,.,...l a., an escort to General fitzhugh
Lee will wear the full dress uniform OF
the regiment-blue trousers with yellow
stripe; gray coat and helmet with yellow
plume. He is opposed to any military
organjzs ton of Virginia going out OF the
state in other than a gray uniform.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-25
Will Hear To-Day.

The hastings court was engaged yester-
day considering the case OF X. b.
Chaffin. charged with violating city
ordinance by locking one OF The wheels
OF a heavily loaded wagon when II was
going down grade. At o'clock the court
was adjourned over until this morning.
when the case will be further heard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-25
To Improve the wcstmoreland.

There are considerable improvements
to be made in the Westmoreland Club.
and the committee recently appointed 10
consider plans and specifications are hard
at work The Westmoreland members
are Of the opinion that the clubhouse Is
rather too small for the demands that are
constantly ade upon 1t. and the com
mittee is determined that everything here
after shall be arranged for the entire con-
venience and comfort of the clubs mem
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-25

The Richmond, Fredericksburg ana 70,
touaac Railroad Company will sell round
trip tickets 10 Washington March I'd, sd
and 4th at s4S5. good to return until
March 7th inclusive.
In addition to the three daily trains
as per schedule a special will leave Elpa
(head OF Broad street,, at 1880 T. M,
March 81, reaching Washington at A..
NJ. March 4th. and leaving Washington
at +. NJ. March Attn, arriving In Rieh-
mond about 1890 y. NJ. same day
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-25
No Terminal Meeting.

An adjourned meeting Of the Richmond
and West Point Terminal Company was
announced for yesterday at noon at the
Exchange ustel. No one but Secretary c.
NJ. Crump Vas present. ana the meeting
was Adjourned to March 10Th negt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-25
Lee District Democrats.

~ a meeting OF the Lee District Demo
Iauc Club resolutions were adopted set
uhg forth the fact before the public that
.hey 90 not indorse any certain candidate
lot any certain office, but every member
expected 70 support tho Democratic
nominee At the general election.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-25
Death Of Mrs. Mitchell.

Mrs r. A. Mitchell died Thursday night
al the residence OF her son-in-law. Mr.. o..
RAYMOND Brown. at River View. The
deceased was the widow OF the late II.
ID. Mitchell. a prominent citizen OF Rich
mond, and was seventy-three years OF
age. Until lately Mrs. Mitchell had been
in excellent health for one OF her years,
but for the past few weeks she had been
very I'll and death had been At any time
expected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-25
Radical Members Want PAY.

LONDON, Feb. 2+-The Radical mem
bers OF the House to-day decided 10 advo-
cate the payment Of salaries to all men,
bers of the House
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-25

IL may save you great deal OF trou-
bic in cooking. Try II. We refer TO the
Gail Borden Eagle Brand Condensed
MIX. regarded by most housekeepers as
absolutely essential In culinary uses,
and unsurpassed ia coffee. Ali grocers
and druggists sell the Eagle Brand.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-25
The Measure Of Strength.

Manhood the Measure Of Strength"
will be the subject OF Rev. s. L. Chaney's
discourse at Eelvidere Hall on Sunday
at p. NJ. Seats are free. All are made
welcome.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-25
Don't Fail to See

the great bargains upright pianos.
slightly used. AT Ryland Lees ware
rooms No 10 Governor street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-25
Ynn Cnn nnx Inrirht Pianos

almost as good as new at Ryland g.
Lees, No. 10 Governor street, at little
more than half price.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-25

Rough. wintry. changeable weather
produces catarrbs. Coughs, Disorders OF
tho Lungs, &C., which Jayne's Expecto-
rant promptly cures II faithfully admins
tered
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-25
Business Failures Of . Week

NEW YORK. Feb. A-The business
failures during the past week number, for
the United states. 1873; Canada. 81. To-
tai m
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-25
Inauguration of Grover Cleveland.
&. and d. Rates and Arrangeme

The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway will
sell round trip tickets from all stations
10 Washington and return at special
rates for the inauguration. The rate for
individuals from Richmond will be s4S
for the round-trip. For military Com
panies a lower rate will be made. Tick
cts will be on sale March I'd and Sd.
good for return until March Ith. 1898.
The Chesapeake and Ohio will run
through coaches and Pullman sleeping
cars TO Washington on their train ieav-
ing Richmond at 1915 p NJ. March Sd.
arriving Washington 6:35 A. NJ. Return
ing they will leave Washington at i1Io
p. NJ. March 4th, arriving Richmond 7:4O
A. NJ. Berths. S1.5O.
By this route the entire fourth can
be spent in Washington. with but one
DAVIS absence from Richmond. Those de-
string TO remain in Washington until
Sunday can take the Richmond special.
leaving Washington at 200 p. NJ. Sun
day, arriving Richmond T:30 p. NJ. Space
In the sleepers can be secured at Rich
mond Transfer Company. Tenth and
Main streets. or Chesapeake and Ohio
passenger office. No. 500 east Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-25

Fresh crab meat arrives daily at
Stumpf's restaurant. corner Eighth and
Main street. Stumpfs own made Deviied
Crabs hot at most any time. The finest
Raw Oysters and all other delicacies.
Restaurant open from 6 A. NJ. to IL
p NJ.
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CHURC8 SERVICES.
IT. ANDREWS CATHEDRAL.

The services of st. Andrew 3
cathedral for tomorrow Will De as
follows: Holy communion at IL A.
". Special music and sermon at the
II o'clock service. Evensong IN
Hawaiian at 3 80 PM. Evensong
with sermon at Z 80 PM.
The services of the Second Con-
gregation of st. Andrews Cathe-
draI tomorrow Sunday will be as
follows: 9 As An, morning prayer
with sermon Tails festival res
ponses: Venite, Randall in 4 lie
Deum, Hodges in c.; Jubilate, Tay-
Ior in F ; hymns 241 and 292; an
them, "The sun shall be no more
thv light by day." by Woodward.
6 80 PM, evensong with sermon
Magnifcat, Maunder in b hat ;
Nunc Dimittis, Young in D hymns
266, 29O and 81. Rev. Alex Mack
intosh, pastor. All are cordially
invited.