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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-22
HE SOLD TIE POST-0ENCE.
A MERCHANT DisP0sEs or oNEF0R
SIXTY DOLLARs.
II Wa a PineyiIic, y. a., Man-His'oric
Earth 20 he sent Ia California To De
Placed Under Monument"

RALEIGH. y. G.. Dec. H.-Special.-ln
she forthcoming report OF the Commits
sioner Of Labor Statistics there VIII be
probably the only complete list OF North
Carolina newspapers ever made. glance
At the list shows that there are one nun
drcd and eighteen weeklies and sixteen
dailles In the State. There u only one
semi-wcekly. There Is a good sprinklins
of monthIies. many Of these being col
lege and educational journals.
Grippe Is getting IN It's work In various
places. Col. s. McD. Tat. state treas
urer. is very IN Of this maiady. ana II Is
doubtful II he will recover HIS VIE Is
at his bedside.
AT Greensboro this evening the young
ladies Of Greensboro Female College gave
a reception complimentary 10 the stu
dents Of Trinity college.
Trains are crowded with the holiday
travel. Holiday trade IL holding up well
81 spite Of the hard times. y good run OF
trade at this season will enable many
merchants 10 tide over the dun time at
the first OF the year. Merchants have
been more cautious in their purchases
than heretofore.
Something rather unique has Just oc-
CURED In Charlotte section The United
States post-ofiice at Pineville was sold at
auction. In the assignment Of the mer-
chant who acted as postmaster the post
Office and fixtures were Included. The
whole affair brought sixty dollars.
some OF the earth OF the battle-ground
o. Kings Mountain and Gulford Court
house Is 10 be sent TO san francisco.
there 10 be placed under the monument
10 be. erected 10 the patriots Of the Royo-
luton.
Report says that Senator Vance will /
spend the winter IN Florida for the bene- I
III OF his health.
The executive committee OF the Board /
Of Worlds Fair Managers for this State
win meet here January 9Th 20 audit the |
accounts pertaining to the exhibits at the /
Fair, 10 make their report 20 the Cover
nor. and 10 arrange for the installation
OF these exhibits in the State museum.
The total number OF awards and medals
received by North Carolina Is one hun
bred and hfty-seven The report Of the
board will be printed
The colony OF Waldenses at Naldese.
Burke county. now numbers two hundred
and nifty. More are expected to arrive
In the spring
More hay has been raised i'm the eastern
part of the state this year than ever
before.
Mr.. J. S. Atkinson. who some days ago
resigned his position as secretary of the
Young Mems Christian Association here,
5 said to be contemplating going into
business I'm Richmond lie is a native OF
The committee engaged in examining
he books Of the State treasurer and State
uditor will adjourn until Wednesday
leNt, as they find they cannot complete
heir work before the holidays.
Report states that the resignation of
jnited States Marshal J. Il. Hill has been
ent TO Washington. and that Mr. O. J.
'arroll will be appointed his successor by
he end of the week
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-22
THE BAPTIST sOCIAL UNION.
Their Annual Meeting At the Temple a
Pleasing Occasion.

Pleasing Occasion.
The Baptist Social Union held its an
nual meeting last evening at the Masonic
Temple. once each year these reunions
take place and the ladies, as well as
the sterner sex, gather around the ban
quet table and eXempiify in their pleasant
association and conversation the deri-
walton of the name Social Union.
Last evening about one hundred pei
sons assembled in the Grand Secretary $
elegant suit OF rooms. and after spending
half hour in conversation adjourned
10 the large supper room, where Krause
had expended ms most artistic taste I'm
arranging a dozen tables for the com
pany, and the supper was an affair
made the more delightful because Of
It's infornality.
Most of the Baptis, ministers Of the
city were present as well as the prom-
inent members OF the Union. but there
were no speeches. except that of Dr
). 4. Hiden, previously announced. His
subject was Religion I'm the family
He spoke only twenty minutes. but in
that length of time found space for an
interesting treatment of the subject. and
"A number Of humorous as well as prac-
teal Illustrations
His illusions 10 the American home
and the need OF home government were
peculiarly apt and striking. His deduc-
ton was that II is becoming more and
more important as the years 30 by that
the Baptists should have more of family
religion. The meeting adjourned at II
O'Clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-22
Did Not Have a Ono nm

A special meeting of the Committee ON
Grounds and Buildings was called FOR
yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock to i'm
spoct the new cavalry arm0ry al Seventh
street. Col. William r.. Tanner and Capt.
Richard ~ Taylor were the only two
members Of the committee who put I'm an
appearance. Colonel Cutshaw. the city
Engineer explained the details of the
structure. and it was decided 20 make
another attempt 10 secure a quorum at
noon to-day at Captain Taylors office
when the building will probably be ac-
ccpted by the committee.
The appropriation made FOR the building
was $1,000 while the lowest bid was
somewhat over $1,000. In order to erect
the building without exceeding the apDrO-
pration the committee cut out the money
needed for plastering. casing. plumbing.
and some other work. To complete the
Interior of the building IL will require an
additional appropriation of about 81 800
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-22
Personal and GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Hicb,nond's Citi-
sen,, and a. her Matters.

Mr.. G. r. Rady is detained at home by
sickness.
Mr.. c. W. Harwood is confined at
home on account Of Illness.
Mrs Lucy d. PendIeton is extremely
~ with pneumonia az her residence &j
west Grace.
Rev. James u. Cannon. pastor Of the
Third Presbyterian church. is confined
TO his house by the grip.
4 Hoen & Company brought suit
against J. c. Small in the city Circuit
| Court yesterday for 500
The Finance Committee held a meeting
at noon yesterday and transacted good
deal OF routine business
Mr. r. j. Anderson. Of Norfolk, gem
| eral passenger agent Of the Seaboard
/ Air Line, is In the city.
| The merchant tailors Of the city have
organized merchant taiors' exchange
| H. Whitlock Is president.
The Rev. X. y. Eggleston. Of Gordons-
vile Va. was in the city Thursday. visit
ing friends at sos east Leigh street.
Mr.. Herbert Chakley and Miss Lizzie
Evans were married at the residence Of
the officiating clergyman last night, by
Rev W A. Laughon.
The Norwegian bark limo" cleared
yesterday before the Brazilian Vice
Consul. for Rio Grande 30 SUI with
4.4n barrels Of Richmond flour.
The Union Rescue Mission. recently
located on Mayo street, will hold a mass
meeting at their new quarters 40 east
Broad street at O'Clock tonight.
Willie Braxton. a young negro. was
arrested yesterday morning and lodged I'm
the Second station on the charge Of
stealing ham from grocery store on
Marshall street.
Deputy Treasurer Jeter OF Henrico
county, has turned over TO the State
Treasurer the sum Of $3G. 1881. that being
the amount Of State taxes paid by the
county for the year 1899.
The State Library Board held a brief
session yesterday and approved the bills
on the new library building due Messrs.
Burton q Chesterman, the contractors
who have charge Of the construction.
Mr. Russell w. Jennings and bride (nce /
Lowell. Of Fluyanna county, reached this /
city Wednesday evening at 6:lO o'clock. !
They VIII make their home at Seven /
Pines. where Mr.. Jennings is engaged in !
business.
The Comptroller of the Currency Of
the United States has issued a call to
the various banking institutions. asking
them 10 send in their last quarterly
statement as to the financial condition
of their institutions ON December ~. 1893 /
RI. Rev. Claiming NJ. Williams, bro
ther OF the late Robert f. Williams
arrived yesterday from Japan, and is
stopping with his sister. Mrs. j. r. V.
Daniel. The bishop knew nothing what
ever Of his brothers death until his
arrival
Richmond Conclave. No. 1G2. Improved
Order of Heptasophs. elected the fol-
owing officers Tuesday night: Archon. T..
f. Teiser; Provost. Thomas h. Hicks:
Prelate, +. w. Ailtz; Secretary. Henry
Flegenheimer; Treasurer, H. NJ. WalthaH:
George +. Styll; Inspector. /.
Nahn; Warder, l.. II. Hulcher Sentinel.
Jharles Thalhimer Trustees: n. W. |
3owe, c. r. Tabb. and s. Galeski.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-22
PrOprrfY Transfers.

Richmond Allen @. Collins 10 a. A.
McCurdy one-half interest i'm n feet ON
west side of First street between Leigh
and Jackson, 500. Same and n. A. McCur-
dy and wife 10 Leah b.. wife OF Daniel
j. Farrar p feet on west side OF First
street, between Leigh and jackson. s.. 80.
Daniel j. Farrar and wife 10 Allen 6. col
Inns and II. A. McCurdy. - feet ON east
side OF First street. between Clay and
Leigh, subject To deed Of trust. $3.50. John
r. Reilly TO Martha j. Cannon. 16 - feet
on east side Of Twenty-nrst street. be-
tween Main and Franklin. $500 Chrlstiaua
Tyler 10 Nathan Tyler. one-half interest
I'm 52 feet on east side of Seventh street,
near Baker s..
Hehrico: Sol. Cutchins. special commits
sioner, TO q. H. Fanear. "a 10 feet on
north side Of Ashland street near Carter.
S3l2S3.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-22
Hem, From Williamsburg.

WILLIAMSBURG. VA, Dec. I.-Spe-
cial-The work ON the Page-Memorim
window i'm the south end Of BrutOn church,
has been completed The window is pro-
tected on the outside by a galvanized wire
screen. This piece of work was manu-
featured i'm Munich, and cost, duty and
all. about SSop.
our city Board held its regular quarterly
meeting yesterday afternoon at the Mat
" school-house John II. Mercer, chairman
presiding The current bills We're audited,
and other routine work transacted
Instructions have been given that all
the pupils Of our public schools who
have not already been vaccinated shall
have it done before they return 10 school
att the holidays.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-22
Look Ouf for the WteonS

The wagons gathering up clothing for
the poor yesterday again met with sue
cess, and collected many articles OF COM
Portable apparel for distribution to the
Ltedy.
They did not get through over all the
territory mapped out for the days work
but any one who was missed can have
their bundles delivered by telephoning
Meyers Brothers. Sixth and Broad streets.
VINO nave kindly offered 10 send for such
bundles when notified.
The wagons to-day will visit Marshall
and Clay streets and Third Fourth. and
Fifth streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-22
NEW RULES ron rHE CORR.
Judge Hughes Has Put Another set Into
Efeet--Port Norfolk Fair Grounds

NORFOLK, VA. Dee Especial
Judge r. W. Hughes has issued an order
annulling the old rules Of the United
States District Court and putting into
effect new set There were near two
hundred rules in the old series. while the
new ones only number ninety-six.
The schooner Max. loaded with log.
WOOD from 81. Mare. Hayti. for New
York IS In Hampton Roads with her
indder broken and slightly leaking.
Judge A. > Watts has granted a char
~, Ter 70 me Fort Norfolk Fair Grounds and
Driving Park Association It's object beinr
10 promote agricultural interests. athlet-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-22
Observed a Lnrcer Audience

But for the unfortunate clash Of the
lectsre given by S. T. Ford OF New
York. In the lecture-room OF the Second
Presbyterian church. last evening. with
the Princeton Glee Club. Professor Ford
would have found a larger audience. as
he is favorably known here.
The lecture was given under the auspices
Of the Young Ladies' Society. who made
an effort to have Professor Ford come
after the holidays. but his engagements
would not permit him TO make the change.
Some or the character delinleations
were very clever. notably the representa-
tions OF Artemus Wards London
Sketch ana "A Professional Sick WISH
tor"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-22
An Axnmple 10 Follow

Mrs William III. Peasants. secretary ana
general manager OF the Associated Char
itles OF Richmond. received yesterday
from the employees of the Postal and Tele-
graph cable Company. a check FOR yH.y2
MS "a christmas gift 10 their philanthropic
cause The superintendent manager.
clerks, AMI operators each gave one DAYS
salary 10 this charity. II was a sacrifice
worthy Of praise and certainly an example
OF charity begins az home"
IL rs TO be hoped other firms and COM
panies will follow this generous lead.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-22
PURcHAsE OF 4 IELtrHOyE LINE.
Thr one Between Gordonsville and stan
ardsville TO he Pm in Good ,ndi lon.

Thr One Between Gordo and stan
ardsville to he Pm in Good C,ndi ion.
GORDONSNlLLE VA. Dec. 2L-Spe-
cial-At a meeting of Montpelier Council.
Of the American Legion of Honor, located
at this place. these were some of the
officers elected for the ensuing year:
j. r. Gentry. commander; =. Rawlings,
yice-commander; +. G.. Fitzhugh, orator;
George NJ. Watkins, chaplain, James
W. Downer. guide; W G.. Woody, sentry.
and John +. Schlosser. collector.
Mr.. l.. j. Faber who purchased the
Rosenberger telephone lines. from this
place 20 Stanardsylle and Orange Court
house, has replaced the poles and put
the lines in good repair, and expects 20 bee
able 10 receive and forward messages in
a week or two connecting al Orange with
a line TO Culpeper, which is now i'm good
working order.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-22
MORE TIRGTNIA WEDDfNGS
Three In Pamplin CITY Yesterday. one in
Norfolk and one in Noftaway Coun.v.

-'"'i"iN Nhd pnP IN NOftaWaY tOunV.
PAMPLlN CITY. VA. Dec. 2t.-Spe-
cial-About noon to-day Mr. 4. G.. Nc
Alpin led 10 the hymeneal altar Mrs
Emma ). Price. and at a later hour i'm
the afternoon, Mr. r. j. Malone and Miss
Rosser G. Dorson were united in the holy
bonds Of wedlock These two ceremonies
were performed by the Rev. j. II. Proc
tor Of the Methodist Episcopal church
still later, Miss Evie f.. daughter of
Mr.. w. r. and Jennie f.. Couch. Of this
village, was married to Mr.. Adolphus l..
Hill, Of Baltimore, Md. at > o'clock this
afternoon.
Rev. j. II. Couch, of the Baptist church,
performed the ceremony.
Rolfe-iiob rtson.
NORFOLK VA, Dec. 2l.-Special.-
Mr.. l.. l.. Rolfe. son Of the late Mayor
Rolfe, Of Murfreesboro. " c.. was mar
ried this afternoon TO Miss Minnie l..
Robertson, an attractive young lady of
this city.
Tuggle.
CREWE. VA, Dec 21-Speciai.-Mr.
Harry Stanard Beverley. Of Nottoway. a
popular travelling salesman for J.. g.
Younger q Co. of Richmond was mar
ried yesterday afternoon at o'clock
10 MISS I4oituct Lucy IuHBle, btdul-
full and attractive young lady. The
ceremony was performed by Rev Mr.
Epes, of the Presbyterian church. assisted
by. Rev. W II. Milton. Of the Episcopal
church, at "The Grove" the handsome
residence Of the brides father Mr. r. W.
Tuggle. Miss Susie Tuggle, sister Of
the bride acted as maid Of honor, and
Mr.. w. NJ. Bernard. of Nottoway. best
man.
Among the guests from distance We're
Mrs. r.. G. Thornton and Mrs. Tony Mil
Ter, of Richmond. and Mr.. and Mrs. r. b.
Tugge, OF Farmyille
>ims-TurnbulI
PETERSBURG. VA. Dec. H.-Special-
A very pretty home wedding took place
here this afternoon at the residence of
the brides mother. The contracting par
Of the City Council of Manchester. and
Miss Mary Turnbull. one Of Petcrsburg's
most popular and attractive young ladies'
Rev. John Rideout ofiiciated. After re-
ceiving the congratulations Of their friends |
the couple left for Baltimore. where the |
bride has a sister living.
B ViIle-Poarch.
Loyds church. in Dnwiddie county. |
short distance from Petersburg. was filled /
tonight with large and fashionable /
lssemblage to witness the nuptials of /
Mr. Henry a. Beville Of Sussex county.
and Miss Eva Poarch. the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. i. A. Poarch. of Dinwiddie
county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-22
FOUR RUNAWAY BOTS
From the Glen Allen Rcformatory School,
Surrender M Weldon.

WELDON. n. c.. Dec. A.-Four run
away boys from the reformatory school
at Glen Allen surrendered themselves to
the chief Of police here yesterday. They
gave their names as Erwin, Crowder,
Lucas, and Malone. The superintendent,
Mr.. Sampson, was notified. and ne re-
piled by saying he would send for the
boys to-day. This he did, and they were
taken back to Glen Allen this afternoon.
The boys were dressed in the regulation
uniform Of the school and appeared to
be satisfied with their tramp and glad
10 be returned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-22
A Richmond aan'sIo,s

SPARTA. GA, Dee. Especial. The
fine brick depot OF the Georgia railroad
was burned here this morning. total loss
OF all freight, express. and baggage
Mr. ". ;. Thomas. travelling salesman
for Stokes & Simmons. Of Richmond.
lost two large sample trunks. filled with
hats worth about 500 The cause of tho
IRE Is unknown. but II is supposed that
the depot was robbed and fired.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-22
Neildei in Hanover.

Thomas r. Binford. a valued attache
Of the Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad. was united In marriage
10 Miss Annie Wright. a daughter OF
Mr. r.. II. Wright last evening ar 8
o'clock. at st. Martins church. boswell,
Hanover county. The bride wore "A
pretty travelling gown. and was attended
10 the altar by her father
Mr.. Binford and bride went north on a
short wedding trip at $50 r. NJ. They
propose 10 stop over at Washington for
few days and then visit I'm New York
Upon their return they will reside I'm
Richmond
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-22
The y ertnn Cnse

AsHEVII.LE. n. c.. Dec. 21..-There was
quite an array OF counsel I'm the prelimi-
nary hearing Of the Egerton burning case
at Hendersonville yesterday. The States
interest was guarded by Hon. III. G..
Evart. ex-member Of Congress from this
district ana W. A. Smith. both Of Hen
Jacksonville. and the defendant was rep
resented by Judge James H. Merrisuon.
Of this place. counsel-in-chief. and A. e.
Posey. $. v Pickens. r. j. Hickman and
O. V. L. Blythe, all OF the Hordersonvine
bar
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-22

INDIANAPOLIS. IND. Dec. H.-Tn,
United States grand jury to-day returned
eleven indictments against the alleged
wreckers of the Indianapolis National
Bank. The names of the five already under
bonds are made public. They are Theo.
J.. Haughey. president: $. Haughey, his
son. A. :. Reed Francis a. Coihn, and
J.. b. Coffin. The last three We're con-
uected with the Indianapolis Cabinet Com
pany. which concern borrowed am enor-
nous sum from lhe defunct bank.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-22
Hastings Court.

I'm the HASTINGS Court yesterday morn
ing before Judge witt. +. H. Pettis was
lined $40 for Keeping his bar-room open on
sunday.
Gcorgiana Hall was made 10 pay costs
In charge OF petit larceny.
r. y. Lawrence was found guilty Of
ousc-brcaking and sent to Jail for six
months
ON motion of Mr.. S. NJ. Page. counsel for
David Brown, who few days ago was
convicted Of burglary and sentenced 10
the pententiary for ten years. Judge
Witt set aside the verdict. Brown was
released on bail TO appear FOR new
trial during the January term.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-22
TWO POsTMASTERS TO-DAF.
l.. III. Wilson Named for Winston and II. w
BeIo for Saletn-No Primary Held

WINSTON. n. c.. Dec a.-Special-
The appointment to-day Of f.. H. Wilson
as postmaster at Winston and Capt r.
w. Belo for Salem was no surprise. ex-
cept TO the candidates OF the latter Office
who had arranged for a primary election
for next Tuesday for the Democratic
patrons OF the office TO decide the con-
test. The candidates claimed to have the
endorsement Of the Postmaster-Gen
and Congressman Bower for a primary
Judges OF election were even appointed
this morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-22
woRK or rnn rrAc IIcIL Johnn
Yellow Flags PLACED in the Rear Of the Y.
v. Buildings a. Iexfn,,top

'"'''ihEe a Lexington.
LEXINGTON VA. Dec 21.-Special.-
The practical joker got in his work this
week in style peculiar and startling.
Large signs, announcing smallpox. with
a rrofusion OF yellow flags. were nut
out back Of the v VI. l., and the public
warned not TO approach that institution
under penalty Of the disease. IL was only
Joke. but at once started a rumor at
our sister city Of Buena VISTA. that
we had the dreaded disease here. Vacci-
nation IS very general here. but not com
pulsOry. and there is mo- fear that fl
viii reach ms. The nearest point at which
the disease is TO us is over n hundred
miles.
Several thousand live turkeys have been
shipped from points along the line OF
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad in this
county to the northern markets
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-22
LING GUNS BODY FOUND
The Chinaman Who Was Robbed AVID Pre-
sumsbiy Murdered Near Paint Rock

ASHENlLLE, n. c.. Dec. 2.-Special.-
The body of Ling Gun, the Chinaman
who was robbed and supposed TO have
been murdered near Paint Rock. has been
found near Wolf Creek. about half a
mile from the State line. in Tennessee.
and about five miles from Paint Rock
The body was In a horrible state OF
mutilatton and without a vestige Of
clothing upon 1t. except shirt and belt.
IL had evidently been dragged consid-
cradle distance by hogs that We're feeding
upon II when found.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-22

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2l-The acW es...
lne between New York. Nasnustoa. st...
sonFnie. ana tampa, fla.. Dy u. E..
mond and lanNle railroad. viii Doc. ....
ed for business December 2lth. and Ii.
tibuied limited trains viii be operated 10
tween these points from and after ..'.
date.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-22
Lee Camp Election

The annual election OF officers OF r.. T..
Lee Camp viii take place al 1:3O o'clock
Friday night
The members are urged 10 De present
promptly as the Old Guard of the C,nap
VIII take part IN the performance at the
Academy for the benefit OF the free dis
pcnsary,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-22
.hs Meeting Auio.ru,.

The stocHnoiders or tne Richmond ADJ.
CHESAPEAKE h0imoau company n,,t
nicvu"s at noon yesler.ay. at No. It.
pauN strrct.
a maJorty OF the stock was Represent.
Dy prOAy, Out OWING to tue ao,.....
tresidcn, l.. H.. heed the mecu1s o.'
auJOurned TAI the -o.n
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-22
Nnop MIR, Alrr,Ir.l-

officer j. D. Walton yesterday arrested
Betue Wharton and bertua Nas...
bon snOp-uIters, charged MIth s...I..
two goid unss irOm Spout g. 500. ..
also Two ltom Jonu =. rOuler. Iuey .....
logged lu tue Second stau0u
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-22
Correct Attest.
convenience.
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The telephone was recognized
at the start as meeting a popular
demand.
No other invention was ever sd
rapidly adopted none has proved
more indispensable Each Slice
ceeding year has only demon
strated the convenience. EXpe-
rience teaches the great ecouomyi
a saving of time and labor SD
great that the statistics on the
subject are almost incredible
Nineteen thousand conversations
per day IN Richmond alone. You
can calculate what q saving ln
time this means.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-22

proved they tried to please the audience
present.
The clubs left this morning at ! O'Clock
for Atlanta. and with them goes the
heart of many Richmond girl.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-22
LIABILITIES

STATE or VIRGINIA. CRY or RlcHMOND-
J. j. 4. Glenn. cashier OK the ab0ve-namel
bank, do solomnly swear that the above sta1
belief
j. +. GLENN. Cashier
Subscribed and sworn 20 before mo thisgs
day OF December. 1893. GEO. J. ROGEbs
Notary Public.
Correct Attest:
THOMAS POTTS
A. s. BUFOEu
A. PlLZlNl. JH.
de 2lt!- Directors
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-22

NORFOLK. VA, Dec 21.-Speclal.-
Mr.. l.. l.. Rolfe. son Of the late Mayor
Rolfe, Of Murfreesboro. y. c., was mar
ried this afternoon TO Miss Minnie l..
Robertson. an attractive young lady of
this city