The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-04
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Interesting Facts About E'ch"'
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street. liza coun-
Sheriff II. II. witt. Of RockbriIss. rance
~. was among the guests at me
Hotel last evening. ttu,
wood Nessrs. u. c. Richardso", ,,,iI
,toutarrIe and Marion l.. Da"'V"
represent the prosecution. NJ
In the Chancery Court yesterues MI
Henrietta Beutel qualified as
OF the will OF Adolph Beutel.
Misses Nettie Evans. Alberta hnme
and Virginia Tyler have retuIh1pe Zee
from = delightful visit TO Miss D''
Of Hanover. A no
colonel Meade Haskins denies lns
bort IN an Alexandria paper. tha' So
an applicant for Assistant uniteu
Acknowledgement ,,
Miss Bessie Beasley. Of ChuIch III
has returned home from Petersburg WIN
her cousin. Miss Bernice SiauSh'1''
whom she spent the holidays.
Rev. Tom Dixon. Of New York. Is DOH
cd for a lecture I'm this city this no,rhtt.
The subject will be new, and the VD''"
may look for a treat. n
Mrs. Or. J.. &. Hidden has soh.
Birmingham. Ala. in responsc to = ""
gram announcing the illness of her ill.,
ter. Mrs. Grace Wilkinson. who resi'
in that city.
lfr. William Boiling, OF Nayn'sDgeV
Va. who has been spending me ms
mas holidays with his son, VT.
l.. Boiling. Of 5 north First street. -
turned home yesterday.
r. Carroll Slaughter. Of the iHon.
mond and Danville railroad. who mas De-
clerking IN the freight department h"9
...fw-.I to .r.nrf tho uaufsfln Of H-rlNN-
ant cashier Of the State bank az Orange
Courthouse.
Two very sharp thieves were capture"
yesterday about = o'clock by Det''tl'.
walter Scblief. They have been operati"7
here for some time. Their names "l1
Edward Gregory and John Going. lhe9
were captured at tho Danvllle depot.
4 freight train jumped the track az
Romancoke. on the York River railroad
yesterday morning and DELAYED the pas
senger train for Richmond about TWO
hours and a half. No one WIS hurt ana
the damage TO the railroad property Was
trifiing
W. l.. Richardson. commander; G.. Y.
Rargamin. treasurer. and Albert Nitte'
secretary. Anchor Lodge. No. :. order OF
the Colder chain. called upon the family
Of Mr.. Adolphus Blair yesterday ana
paid over to them 5000. the fun amount
Of his policy.
Tho beautiful doll whlch has been on
exhibition at the office Of the Singer
Manufacturing Company. and 10 when
tickets have been given. was awarded
to Miss Resale Dyson. az Gs
north Fourth street. as the holder OF the
lucky ticket.
Mr.. Hill Montague VIII deliver an adj
dress ON Odd-Fellowship in Norfolk
city this evening at the y. VI. G. a. hall.
as the guest Of Norfolk Lodge, on the oc-
Of its first anniversary. This Is
the largest lodge i'm the State, although
recently organized.
The Office of 4. j. Wray's marble-yard,
corner Cherry and Beverly streets. was
broken into by thieves Tuesday night.
carried off a block and fall. used in
hosting. The maurauders also injured
some OF the carved marble blocks in the
yard by overturning them.
The splendid Lew building OF the Allen
& Ginter branch of the American To-
bacco Company. on the corner Of Seventh
Cary, will be occupied regularly to-
day. The machinery bought and placed
in the Kinney factory, at the corner Of
and Cary. al the time Of
the fire. has been moved TO the new build
inS.
Messrs. Hill Montague and Marion l..
Dawson have been employed by the odd
10 assist I'm the prosecution Of
Thomas McNamee and W. r. Gaull. for
the murder of Lee Atwell. who was a
member OF Henderson Lodge o. odd
Fellows. Mr.. Montague Is District Dep
uty Grand Master Of tnp order for
the present year. Colonel NJ. l.. Spots
At 1879 o'clock yesterday morning q
long line Of ticket-buyers were patiently
awaiting the opening Of the ucket-boX az
the Young Mems Christian Association
building. preparatory 10 the sale Of seats
for tomorrow nights entertainment,
when Mr. IL. II. Roean will deliver his
famous lecture, paris the Magnificent,
assisted by his fine s%tereopticon.
Captain John Bird. who commanded
the Roanoke Light Infantry at the in
.augurailon OF Governor OFcrrall. lclt
the company here for Philadelphia t.
accept a position in that city. He has
been captain Of tho Roanoke Light In
fantry for two years. and by his ltnowl-
edge and tactics and thorough military
training brought il To- "a high degree OF
efficiency. He proved himself in times
OF trial a cool. brave man. and WAS very
popular with his company.
Mr.. +. Stern, president Of the Sir
Moses Montehore Congregation. has heard
from the letter be wrote 10 the Mayor
OF Louisburg. y. g.. relative u the
skeleton Of the murdered peddler, named
The letter stated that the remains
would be sent as soon as the trial was
over.