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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-18
ASHLAND NOTES.
'''ou'es to DIR. Buch ,nan-Lsdies' Pbxs.
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ASHLAND. VA, Feb. 17.-Special.-The
Iown Council of this place rendered DR.
1ohh l.. buchanan. who has been for
'e uine a member Of that body a
uahquet on Thursday night last Dr
'uChahan expects to leave next rhuredav
70 assume MS duties as president of q
S"'lese III Arkansas. and his felioW-rneno-
pers OF the council took this meane az
expressing their respect and affection for
iiiii' ana 10 assure him OF their regret nj
ms departure. Mr.. Il. l.. c. Scott. in a
neat niue speech, presented the Doctor
win handsome pair Of gold spectacles
as a tribute from the council. Or. Ru-
chanan Is man OF sterling worth, and ms
departure viii be a great loss to the COM
munity.
The BOYS here celebrated 81. Valentines
Day in the usual manner. and MANY re-
spectacle citizens were awakened that
night To find alleged photographs of them
selves stuck under the door.
There viii be an entertainment held In
the Young Mems Christian Association
rooms here tomorrow night for the bene-
III of the association. A nice supper will
De served, and the company will be en-
tertaincd with rccitations by Miss $. j.
Boice who is considered a very fine elo-
cutonist
Inc class OF young ladies organized for
physical culture. under the tuition Of A.
~ brown, Jr., is progressing finely, and
bids fair to assume large proportions
AR. X. 7. Boyd has rented the farm OF
~. d. PERKINS, near here, and will engage
in the milling business in partnershin
With Mr.. l.. Il. Blantom.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-18

and manufacturers TO send something
10 the WPld's Fair that would sustain
her claimfto the title. the Magic city
Of the South. Then he was a frequent
visitor TO the rooms OF the Roanoke
Association, where cordial welcome
always awaited him. Roanoke contri-
buted not little TO secure to him the
honor he wears so worthiiy IN the con
yention.
Ambron Page the assistant secretary
Of the Lynchburg Association. was Born
at Salem and lived there until few
years ago He Is fulfilling the pre1ic-
lions made about him there I'm his early
youth Many old friends have called to
bid him God speed In his chosen work.
lie is n nephew OF Samuel Page, the
Richmond attorney.
One OF the hardest workers In the
convention is II. T.. Michaeis. railroad
secretary OF Richmond and he is called
into service oftener than any other MEM
Der. He fits in well anywhere and never
fails to command the attention Of the
entire body
II. NJ Smith, OF Richmond. Is regarded
as one OF the best posted delegates on
the programme Of association work. and
is relied upon for data to an extent that
no other member Is.
Richmond has good cause to be proud
Of her delegation.
Rev Theron III. Rice. Jr., of Alexandra,
although quite a young man. carries an
old head on his shoulders, and a silver
tongue in his head. His address Friday
night was a gem OF logic and eloquence.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-18
WOULD NOT Pr FOR ANALYSIS.
The Alleged Henry County PRISONERS Not
1ndict"d-thsrges of Election Frauds.

MARfiNSNlLLE. VA. Feb. l7.-Spe-
cial.-The County Court has been in ses-
sion this week. and the grand jury
brought in great many indictments. but
they failed 10 indict tho HarringtOns.
''ho were accused OF poi soniug Mr..
Stewart some time since. This failure
10 indict was on account Of the want of
an analysis Of the stomach of the dead
man, the supervisors refusing 10 have
this work done. our supervisors were
too penurious 10 pay $50 for this work.
but they passed q resolution that they
would release ". r. Grayeley's sLsetes
from the three payments OF over $500
OF their Indebtedness 10 the county on
the dead treasurers bond.
We are very glad. indeed, that you
have had the manly independence TO at
tack frauds in the Virginia elections and
especially the communications you pub
lished some time since about the frauds
in our county. The grand jury now in
session. az the direction of the attorney
for the Commonwealth. adjourned for a
time. and sent the sheriff 70 get witnesses
10 indict parties for stealing the poll
books at TraylOrsville and Ilorsepasture.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-18
BEDFORD err MINONS
Expect to Erect n Hand ONE Building-To-
IN, % la sing.

BEDFORD CITY, VA. Feb. lG.-spe-
cial.-The Common Council of his place
has established board Of health to be
composed Of two physicians. The health
Of the town IS excellent, and the beard
is merely 10 keep IL so.
The Bedford City Masons expect, in
the near future. 10 erect handsome
building. costing between 5000 and s. 90.
The lodge is growing rapidly. and needs
more room.
Mrs. T. J. Phelps died this week at
her home near otter Hill. aged eighty
two years.
gentleman living on the ton OF the
blue Ridge watershed Is the only uer-
son your correspondent has heard Of
VINO has harvested any ice near here
this winter
The pulp and paper mill ar Big Island
mas again started up after many months
OF idlencss.
A number OF Bedford farmers have 10
cided TO raise tomatoes this year and the
erection OF number Of canneries a. the
county is contemplated
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-18
New Steamers Chartered

NEWPORT NEWS. Feb. 17.-speclal
Two English steamers. the New Minister
ana Linda, have been chartered bv The
chesapeake and Ohio company 10 assist
II, moving grain now coming in from the
A financial institution was organizea To-
uay' TO he known as The Real Estato
ll'ie. and Guarantee Company. wt,h a
capital OF slOoO0). Colonel Carter At
Braxton is president
Mr' {. W. Smith. formerly an old resi-
ueht OF the State, but now representing
the Armour interests In California, was
IN the city yesterday. looking at our
city ana our advantages as a shipping
mort. 'Fs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-18

the jackson statue in the cemetery and
returned to Washington and Lee rniver-
slty. where Hon. J. Il. Iuckef' dean u
the faculty. assisted by PROFESSOR II. y.
Campbell. chair of Geology ana Biology
took them through the University
The Times now reaches US under the
new schedule. at r. NJ, instead Of G
p. NJ. or 3 u. NJ. as heretofore, and its
earlier arrival Is appreciated.
Hon. William Mclaughlin, OF the Thlr-
teenth judicial circuit. has returned from
Washington city. where he went IN the
interest of Washington and Lee uniyer-
sity's claim before congress Tor damages
to its property during the war by the
Union Army. The judge Is rector Of the
University.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-18
Az Old SHIP-BUIEDER'> DFsTU
Nr. W. A. Graves. of NorfoIk-Na.al Con.
sirucfor Here fnring rho ,y,r

NORFOLK. VA. Feb. 17.-Specisl.-Nr
william \. Graves. proprietor Of tna
Hraves ship-yard, this city. died tonight
AT O'Clock, seventy-five years Of ace.
Air. Graves had been resident OF Nor
ioik all his life. He was married twice.
ana leaves widow and two children. W.
"A. graves Jr'' or Norfolk. and Mrs. Fred.
Hardy, Of Alabama. lie was n,vsi go
structor for the Confederacv. stationo1 -.
Richmond. during the war ana ~. -
close OF hostiliues returned here vhoro
ne amassed large fortune. He was ono
or the directors OF the Ocean View raif-
road and one Of the largest Stockholders
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-18
COLLfsiON ON THE n & ID.
Engineer Grant. of L,nchburr. F.tar,
Hum

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Feb. l7.-Speciai.
rms morning about O'clock the first
section of the Richmond and Danville
freight train, No. A. in charge of Ensi-
neer T. u. Grant and Conductor Pinyly.
ana work train In charge of Conductor
LJnch. cOllided near Profits stafion
elsht miles from this city, injuring En-
eineer Grant so seriously that he died
TINS afternoon at . O'Clock. Mr.. Grant
was resident OF Lynchbnrg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-18
Accidentally Shot

CAPE CHARLES CITY. VA. Feb y
Special.-A few days ago a German 10
borer on the Hollywood Farm accidentlv
snot himself In the arm. rendering amp,-
tauon necessary. Drs. Moore. Mellon
ana wilkins were summoned and rem.
oe.eo the necessary medical and surgical
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-18
~------
THE FOURTH md I6SrDsv
Yesterdays session of the Convention NJ
W. q. A.. s-Inf r.stiny na,r.

-. h.s-int resting Addres.
ROANOKE. VA. Feb. 17.-Spccial tn -
fourth and last day of the conver,,o.
Witnessed increase of delegates ana deem
er interest in proceedings.
Inc Rev. T. III. Rice, Jr, Of Alexonar,o
gave practical talk on. Bible Studv -
AFTER "hich an hour was devoted 10 dis.
euSS,"s 'ne question, What Instructions
shaii be given the State Committee for
the year 1912 l.. Wilbur Mercer ron.
eral secretary, Of Chicago, opened The
discussion, and closed with the taline. mn
Oh a collection for the committee raising
Sl6'.& in a few minutes.
Inc afternoon ana night sessions u,era
devoted TO programme work. princinallv
w. w. vicar OF Chicago. was the first
speaAer, taxing as his subject Some
towns" al S"iaii
br Jones Called Awav
Rev. Dr. J. William Jones. who was
10 nave spoken ON the Strength of younc
men was summoned home, and W A
Coulter. state secretary. of North Go
lima. was substituted. His subiec, -
Financial Difficulties" The a dress ~
L. j. Hicks. of the international Con-
mittee on Railroad interests ana all
road men," brought out many Norfolk
and Western officials and employees Al
its close. an hour was devoted TO hcerN
ing the opinions and experiences of rail
road men.
Tomorrow every pulpit in the city
VIII be occupied, morning and night. bv
delegates. and mass meetings for bows.
women. and girls will be held at T.
NJ. a monster mass-meeting for men only
VIII be held at the Academy OF Music. 10
be addressed by r. *. Cree. Secretary OF
the International Committee.
Some of the Members.
The Jolly chaplain Of the University
or virginia, Rev j. William Jones. -.
d., is great favorite with the young |
delegates He impresses them with the |
truth OF what he teaches, namely. that |
there r. nothing In religion TO make a |
man sad and detected
One OF the best locking members Of |
the convention is Rev. Emmett w Me-
Corkie. pastor and founder of the Pres
byterlan church at Clifton Forge A few
gray rairs have found their WAY 10 his
curling brown mustache, bur his ewes
retain their youthful lustre. ana he "a
single. "0 80
No member 'of the convention re-
cfifes more warm greetings than Rev
H. Thane Miller, OF Cincinnati. the hit.a |
preacher His hand clasp Is warm md
an index 10 his heart. and his voice a.
music ITSELF No wonder he is a favor
lite '"'o'-
The new president. Captain r. c. Nor.
ton, mas lost none Of his avoirdupois sines
~ rAated Roanoke to urge her miners
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-18
THE FOURQUREAN- PRICE m
FOURTH AND BROAD STREETS
sprcrAL. OPENING TOMORROW {


90 which we extend 20 all a SPECIAL
INVITATION TO BE PRESENT
The growing demand for ART MA
TERIALS and the many new things
brought out this season call for
SPECIAL DEPARTMENT for these
goods. where everything in this line
can be found at one counter. In this
department., which We have opened on
our second floor, we shall show To-
MORROW
ART MATERIALS.
ART PRINCES.
CUSHIONS AND PILLOWS Gov
cred and uncovered
PILLOW SLAMS IN REAL LACE,
with SCARFS TO MATCH.
HAND-PAINTED and EMBROID-
Erred SILK DOILlES.
HAND-PAINTED SILK SCARFS.
TINTED ART SQUARES.
HONITON LACE BRAID FOR
MAKING LACE.
DRAPERY SILKS, etc.
SPECIAL EXHIBITION TO-MOR-
ROW - SECOND FLOOR. TAKE
ELEVATOR.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-18
The JACKSON MIMOEiIL.
More Money Asked for tho Completion
# tn. Han.

Il TN ntli.
LEXINGTON. VA, Feb. 17.-Special-
A subcommittee Of the legislative joint
Committee Oh Schools and Colleges Of
the State. consisting of Mcssrs. Camp
bell chairman. Thomas. Stokes, craft.
Paxton. Richardson Stratton, Tombly. OF
the House, and Herbert, of the Senate:
Williams, clerk OF the committee and
Akers, clerk 10 Railroad Commissioner
Hill, arrived here last night on the .
o'clock Baltimore and Ohio train from
stanton. on an official visit 70 inspect
the Virginia Military Institute.
The committee was met at the depot
By officers of the Virginia Military In
stitute and escorted TO the Institute.
AT 10 O'clock this morning the COM
mittee. in body. assembled in the State
library here, where they formally met
the military and academic staff Of the
lnstitute the board of visitors. repre-
sented by Colonel s II. Letcher, headed
by Brlgadier-General Scott ship. SUI
perlntendent after which General Ship
made brief address, in which he set
torth some Of the more pressing needs
OF the school, and in particular the COM
pietion Of jackson Memorial Hall" the
heavy stone foundations of which have
Deen completed at cost Of something
over Sn.0N out Of the jackson fund
contributed by the old cadets friends OF
the school. and old Confederate admirers
OF the great "S;onewalr' jackson.
The jackson Fund
or the Jackson fund there remains
ABOUT SeVVO 10 complete the handsome
memorial hall. II will take about S2t an
General Ship asked the committee for
ShoCJ for two years or $1,000 in addition
to the annual appropriation OF ssD.oo
made each year by the State i'm sumner,
O, the Institute. With this aid from no
state jackson Memorial Hair can he
completed and the quarters and accomo-
dations OF the officers and corps ~
cadets enlarged from their present
cIamped quarters, and the value to the
property greatly enhanced
Al HE detachment of the corns
manned the four tleld-pieces under com
mand OF Lieutenant Blake. Fifth United
States artillery, and fired a salute Of
seventeen guns. after which the corns
OF cadets, In fun dress. passed i'm review
before the committee and military ana |
ae ademic staff.
Lees Tomb.
Then followed an inspection OF bar. |
racks. a visit TO the tomb OF Lee. the |
Valentine sarcophagus OF Lee In the maui
solemn OF the chapel of Washington and |
Lee University, and Lees private ONCE
IN the same building. They then visited
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-18
GENER1L EAKLI BE AZ.
However. Suffered Good Dtai OF Pain
Lat Night

LYNCHBURG. VA. Feb. r7-speclal.-
The condition Of General Early Is con-
sidered more favorable this evening He
suffers considerably with his back, and
his general system is seyery shaken up.
lie rested comparatively Wen iaSt hisht'
and this morning said he would dress
and 20 down TO the Lynchburg National
Bank. lie was dressed. but, OF course,
was not allowed to leave his room He
has been dazed since his accideht ana
does not fully realize what has happen
ed to him.
During the latter part OF the night
General Early suffered n deal OF pam
At ! O'Clock this morning n telegram
from Lynchburg announced thal hiS coh-
ditlon was somewhat improved
hrjor Uiey Candidate
Major Peter :. Otev Of this city IS
ont in circular announcing his can
didacy for Congress from THIS the sixth
district. These circulars have been gen
erously distributed throughout the as
trict. 1t is Of course, supposed that Con-
gresham Edmunds will again be can
didate.
X. sigration Of Dr. Felix.
Mr.. George l.. DOniphan, on HuS"std'
Ga. is in the city. lie is a brother-ih-
law Of Or. j. s. Felix pastor OF the
First Baptist church Of this city and
brings the Doctors resignation. which
Will be read TO the congregation to-
morrow. The Doctor is ia very bad
health and is suffering with nervous
trouble that will preclude the possibility
OF his taking any active interest in
church affairs for some months 10 come.
lie Is now at his Old home i'm Kentucky.
This resignation leaves vacant the two
leading Baptist churches in the city. The
Rev. George T.. Truitf. of the College
liill church, having resigned last Sun
lay.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-18
Spring of '94
Capes and Jackets.

The new styles In CAPES and JACK
q ETS Will soon be here. Already some
of the advance styles have arrived
Those that are in might interest you.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-18
The Jackson Fund.


Then followed an inspection OF bar-
racks. visit 10 the tomb of Lee the
Valentine sarcophagus OF Lee In the man
soieum OF the chapel OF Washington and
Lee University. and Lees private office
IN the same building. They then visited
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ben 3OIl unsubdltHibmdbis Uerthtnsrt
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wuresn nod aus @olls ssmadbt.
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Der ~ ipniarriren; oisNrbeiter srbislitr
ssrinas 26hue uno bic Ss,abluEa Iai
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1A0-DaItotu.

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pislleibt Elm, bab Der Gsidditsmann unb
bsE Mrbsiier bic g,aniqne BON 1875 NIL
ben iRnf baraui isitsnbsn &uRssriabrsu
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bss WoIl Hi4t tpei6, bab bis ssnlf 80
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,u betbbrtn.