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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-17
ROYAL ARCJNJN.
The Grand Council to Meet in Petersburg
on The leih-Che-teriie' Il Weddings.

PETERSBURG, VA. Feb. le.-special.-
At a meeting of the Tobacco Exchange.
held to-day. Mr.. J. Il. McCulloch was re-
elected inspector OF tobacco TOR the ensu-
ing year Mr.. McCullOch served q fine
spread. ana upon invitation made an
address before the Exchange lie has
held the office Of inspector Of tobacco here
since 1885.
The George II. Thomas Post. No. A.
Grand Army of the Republic. held a
meeting here last night. Speeches were
made by the commander. Col. T. r
Brink, and Messrs julius Siebert. II. {.
Lasniey, OF petersburg, and Ii. w. Weiss
Of Emporia, Greensviile county.
1t is learned upon investigation that
there is no foundation whatever for fhe
sensational rumor published that "A lady
mad been buried alive in Biandford Gene
terry.
MIR, Henry Butler and Miss Lula Dance
of Ettrick, Chesterfield county were
married last night at the residence 90
ofiiciated. 80 ''e
The Grand Council Royal Arcanum of
Virginia will hold it's twelfth annual
session in this city on Tuesday. Niarch
9th. at OddFellows' Hall. on Sycamore
street, and Will be in session for two dave
or more, At this meeting the annual re-
ports viii be submitted and officers elected
Tor the ensuing twelve months NJ
Charles w. HARDWOOD of Richmond -
the present grand regent and Mr.. William
grand
rotary. There will be about seventv-tiva
officers and representatives present.
Mr. Sountain Andrews and Mrs. No
l.aidn both of Chesterfield county 70
siding about eight miles from Petersh,,t.
were married last night The groom Il
eighty-One years IF age and the bride IL
siXty-onc. NS -
AR. a. G.. McIlwaine. Jr.. formerly of
this city, who was elected United Sfatos
manager OF the London and Lancashire
Fire Insurance Company. with head1,,ar.e
ers IN New York city, on January ist
last, has been made president of The Nors
Walk FIRE Insurance Company. OF Mr.
walk, Conn. The duties OF the of,ica I'm
nor interfere with those Of the position in in
New YORK Mr.. McIlwalnA is a brother |
OF state senator William Il. McUwsin@
Key. a. }. Fristoe. pastor of the seroni
i'aptst church. ia this city. who bas |
DSen holding Series OF meetings 80
blackstone, returned home This &c.
moor, MI tristoe told me that there had |
oeeI ~, several conversions. He will return
10 BLACKSTONE next week to continue The
tue
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CH4RLOTTf y'TLE'S U6yOR.
Mr.. Jno. :. Patton sfhe Nominee for That
Offi"e- 'ch Of - Life.


CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. Feb Is
Special-Yesterday's primary for the
nomination Of municipal officers was per-
haps the hottest contest that ever took
place in Charlottesville. There were three
candidates in the field for the mayoralfv
MT. Jof n Shelton Patton was the nominee.
The Daily Progress Of this evening.
speaking OF the l.omineo says: Mr. John
Shelton Patton. the nominee for the may
orally, Is heightened, honorabl. young
nan. When a mere youth he concluded
10 become printer. and started ag fn..
devil In the Office Of the Charlottesville
SplOhiSie Where, In reasonable time,
ne graduated in the art preservafive
Soon thereafter he entered the mi
VeFsity or virginia, paying his own way
IRON which he graduated i'm several
SCHOOLS. Early IN life he evinced a fond
ness LOT newspaper work and literature.
ana not long after his graduation pijr-
chased the Salem Register, which he con-
iinued successfully. From go)l reasons
ne SOD the plant and returned to Char
IotlesVlile, where he has ever since been
engaged on the JeffersOnian.
His editorial and local work on that
newspaper Will compare favorablv with
mat OF the best newspapers Of the conn
Try. lie has written hundreds of articles.
some Of them poetical' for the hest
magazines in the country. During his
Trip 10 Europe he wrote interesting letters
10 several papers in America Recently
ne was elected a member Of the Council
from the Fourth ward and since his in
cumDency has displayed great ability
anu afforded the people an opportunity
to ind out his true worth.
lie mas Tor several years been a valu-
able member OF the City School Board.
ana Is an ardent supporter OF the free
school system. He owns considerable real
state IN the Fourth ward. is progressive |
ana energetic. and we are sure will do all
~ ms power 20 promote the best interests |
u charlottesville. He Is married and has |
IN interesting family OF three children"
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THE PRISONERS ALLOWED Btyy.
L'11ic walters and Virgil Walton Before
Judge minor sferday.

Al last the wheels of Justice in the casa
or the Commonwealth versus Lizzie
Walters and Virgle Walton. for the al
iSsea poisoning of Solomon Jenkins. he
I'm 10 move IN an orderly manner Judpe
Minor yesterday ordered n nrelin,iro,,-
Tyler. "'0 W ~
Inc prisoners We're brought into court
ij ~ NJ on, on a writ of habeas corpus.
ir~He Ndners counsel. NesSrs Pollard
anu MosDy, being evidently Of the onin-
ION mat she is held upon evidence of a
I ~ character Frank Walton
MAS represented by Messrs. Coalter and
Use VINO wanted their client DISCHARGED
upon the same writ '''i %"
The prisoners look as Though tba,. hoa
SUFFERED good deal because of thei,
ions confinement.
Mr. ;. '. Pollard made the openjno
argument in favor of the discharge of
III, nus, client; He thought that the Com
nonwealth ought TO produce some tamil
bic evidence upon which his client cnnid
De held; that it was a great hardshin
Ut ioi the accused to be held when they
had not even had the benefit of an ex-
ANIMATION before "A magistrate.
Mr. Sands, the Commemorative Altar
,hey took the position that no preliminary
nearing was necessary. lie was wiling
that the prisoners should be admitteJ
10 pan, and thought a trial of the case
Souu be had some time in March, but
ne ana not want to expose his defence
so mat the opposing counsel could de-
.ermine Just what evidence he proposed
10 present OF0"ON
Judge Minor. in ruling upon the case.
SAID he had talked with Mr. Sands abont
me matter, and THOUGHT that the prison
ers could be bailed in the sum of S5CO
each. lie ordered an examination TO
Ne mace INTO the facts by Magistrate
nesday next, and if the magistrate found
tnc evidence SUFFICIENT, the prisoners could
De sent on TO the grand jury.
Mr. foiard Is hunting BAIL and thinks
."eie WIN De no trouble about obtaining
H. lie says those who are willing ~
go lizzie bail do not wish their names
10 appear IN connection with the case.
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SiyING THE hFiGsiEG :.
IL IL lie ieved Iha' There = Little Cba.c,
of iioa i've Her

COLON, PANAMA, Feb. is.-~Tho aq-
tnorities az Washington have been IN
COT munlcation with Admiral Stanton. re-
Gently IN command OF the wrecked cruiser
kearsarge, az o. the possibility III saving
the bun Of that historical craft
II IS understood here thal Admiral Stan
ton ana the officers Il the Kears1rge have
expressed the opinion that IN me IS little
or no cnance OF ever floating the keal-
sarge again.
~ Unde -k
WASHINGTON. Feb. l6 Tho officers
OF the navy. and particularly those Of the
old navy who remember tho achievements
OF the old wooden ship Kearsargc. casr
away on koacador reef lave rpeensl..
been encouraged in the belief that the
Famous snip Is not yet 10 be abandoned.
ana that she may see further service. II
only As training ship or receiving shin
80 that she may De- preserved as "A pa-
triOtic memorial. The reason for the h..
newal or this hope is 20 be found In "A
Visit 10 the Navy Department OF CANAAN
Merritt, the head OF the wcii-knoxn
wFecking company. Tho Captain has had
ar interview with Assistant Secretary
McAdoo, and has sgnihe1 a Willingness
10 Undertake the salvage OF the Kcarsarge
on reasonable terms. He says he has
worked vessels out OF ali kinds OF aim.
culties; has even picked them out OF the
trees. and that the kearsarge must he n,
a bad plight, indeed, IL he cannot get her
of the reef. '''
The Navy Department - waiting for
tne arrival OF the castlways III New
YORK on the city OF Para before coming
10 dennitr decision I'm the matter
When they arrive which shonl,l he Whit,
a week. they VIII be- questioned AZ ~ fhe
exact condition or the Kearsarse Of
which they should know more than anv
one else. as they were the last persons 10
see her. The old ship was ssaunchly built
OF live oak timbers. and II is believed thar
she could stand much pounding before
breaking up Ii Ia Alec e-.,h..-I ga, ~.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-17
SOUTH y, RFOLh.
Talk OF Annexation 10 the City Propcr-Mr.
Moody's Wit.

NORFOLK, VA. Feb. 16.-Special-
The defeat Of the act Of incorporation
Of South Norfolk clears the way for an
nexation TO Norfolk. II IS said that the
interest OF both places would be advanced
ny consolidation. with the stipulation
that All taxes collected In tne annexed
territory snail be spent there Tor term
OF years and that a free bridge snail be
the two places.
Inc property owners Of both places viii
tahe steps 10 secure annexation before
ths Legislature adjourns
Mr.. Moody will be i'm Norfolk about the
lVth or March. and will remain about
ten DAYS. The armory will be secured
for his services.
IL mas been rumored for some time
mat AFTER the sale Of the Atlantic and
Danville railroad, that the general Of
noes ana the shops OF the company would
be moved from Portsmouth TO West
Norioik: To the correspondent OF The
Il iihes this morning a representative of
,. roau SAID that there was nothing IN
rms morning negro man went into
the mouse on the suburbs Of Portsmouth
flnding the house occupied by children
ohIy' ne pulled out a pistol and threat
ehed TO shoot the children II they did
not get MIN something TO eat: The lit
lie ones began screaming and the negro
ran OIL and has not yet been captured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-17

legislative Committee at Stnun o,-N,
fcrrN's ni.nnnen.nnaa

STANTON. VA. Feb. l6-speclaI-
The committee from the Legislature 70
inspect State institutions arrived here this
morning on special train. Cantai,
Doyle. principal OF the Deaf. Dumb ana
Blind Institution. breakfasted the party
losether with the members Of his board.
party dined at the Western Hospital Inv
invitation Of DR.. Blackford. Both insti-
buttons were carefully examined and
FOUND 10 be In excellent condition. The
members OF the committee were Son. t ~
Loyenstein, Herbert. Ech0ls. and Walton
and Delegates Campbell Thomas. Ner'
Harris Paxton, Lomney Stokes. Stratfon
Withrow. Blakemore, Binford. Speck
barhan, ana Craft, The Hospital Board
was represented by Messrs Conway
Bsckham, Lynn. .Koiner. and Sticklev
The hospital here Is considered by ex-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-17
THE NEW POS MA>IER.
He has mnnv Application bu' will be Slow
to max Appointments.

Mr.. W. IT. Cullingworth. Richmond 8
new and old plum-pudding Democratic
postmaster. returned from Washington
last evening. and thinks his papers In
connection with his appointment came on
the same train.
liz will be ten days or more before ne
Is ready to relieve Postmaster Russell
OF the responsibilities OF the ONCE.
He says there are about four hundred
applicants for the few offices 10 BE- filed.
There are several candidates for the
assistants place. The names OF Major j..
Booten Hin, Mr.. Lewis ID. crenshaw.
Mr.. j. W. Cringan. and MIR. George T..
for the position. Mr.. Cull,ngworth says
he Will take time TO consider fully the
applications for all the positions before
making any appointments.
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reports that she lies very near IN ill.,
water owing 10 the raD.d eholpfn.. 10 y
IeeI so That the task 0f noatinr h.-
would be comparatively easy.
when Captain Merritt has Satisfied Ola.
Scli from inquiry Of tho kcalsar.. .. I'D.
GERS that the undertaking h fa4.IiI.
VIII proceed al once from Norf0fr
nearest port where the wrccklne l.......
n'alg quarters. IN "a weli-equipnel t....
~, hohcador reef whore be VIII max.
personal examination OF the ura.. .
9"S - ueyond salvage tho GO..r......
VIII De put 10 no expense ON a..0rrt
tne expedition, and BIZ she can f. .
captain Merritt will name tho f..r.
wIlch ne VIII undertake tho Job. nm. f..
ialfly confident that DE- Will er...
points 10 the salvage OF tho Ar.t.r
carried Warner Miller's ni-sftrr..f -
and which the Merritt Mrook.r. ,......'.
succeeded In taking on this aara r
cadOr reef
The Navy Department is dfnosef Pm ...
with all due speed iu ihn maIf.r
OF the fear that the k,ar.areD r...
looted by some Of the lavioss ra,i,..
New Providence before tne .a.ru.. ..
arrive on The scene.
Ano her to the Rescne
Lieut.. j. a. Smith. W ffn r,,...
presented % Senator Chandler and
resentatye Blair "a plan f0r res.uIn. .I
guns and armament 0f tho k..r...
me plan was submitted % Lieu.er,-,
smith 10y. j.. NJ stoddard. Who ....
manded the n-lnch guns Of The k..-
sarge during the engagement wilma n.
Alabama. Ar. StOddari Is n0u m r
wrecking business at Norfolk. w. u.
estimates that am expedition could b..
htted ont TO rescue The Kearsarrs fr...,
the West Indian buccaneers for alo.t
Sizrr The cXpt uiti0n outfit could h. sid
When out of use for about 5000 Tha ..
innate Is made 10 cover uttlnr ouf fr.
expedition for five months.
Mir. Stoddard thinks the battery ami
portion of the hull could Doe recovered
lie calls attention 10 tho f8ot Chat mo-
northeast trade winds SLACK up about fIa
middle Of April. which would aid fhe r.-
petition. Acting on This letter. Mr. Rar
.o-day presented bin Tor "a hcirsal.e
rescue expedition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-17
KENIUCkT EDfIORS Ar VAR.
Mayor Duncan Publishes Card That
Smokes in Every Lire

LOUISVILLE. KY. Feb. 1C-Mayor
Duncan, Of Lexington. who is also the
editor of the Press Of that city. is out
in a card this morning that smokes I'm
every line The Transcript and Leader
Yesterday contained editorials criticising
the Mayors conduct in the matter OF
awarding contract for brick streets.
the company which received the contract.
Mayor Duncan replies by calling the
editors of these two papers malicious
liars. towards. ours reneeades." and
everything else that is contemplate. The
Indications are that when the parties
meet on the street there will be blood
shed. as all have more or less Of a fight
Ing record.
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perts TO be one of the best IN inc country
II Is first-class In every department OF It's
management.
The legislative committee goes to Lex.
ington tonight 10 inspect the Military In
sttute.
James NJ. Berry, a farmer living near
Spring Hill. about eight macs west Of
stanton. left here about ! O'Clock this
mornihg and has not slhye oesh heard
and as Mr.; Berry had been drinking while
in town, It is feared he may have been
frozen'to death last night, as the Weather
was tne coolest of the winter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-17
10 BengneIa's Death Confirmed.

CAPETOWN. Feb. 1G.-A despatch re-
ceived here from Buluwayo confirms the
report that To Benguel1. King Of the
Mattabeles, had died I'm bush. presuma-
bly, from the effects of govt AMI eX-
rcsure 10 which he was subjected while
fleeing from the British for,es.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-17
The Reindeer trinidad

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Fab. fc.-su-
perintendont Kimball this afternoon re-
ceived telegram stating that III.
Schooner Reindeer. OF Mex lonlon Conn.
salt-and-powder laden, from New York
TO Norfolk, Va, stranded to-day two
miles east Of the LEWIS Del) life-sayjng
station, The crew was saved in the
surf boat s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-17
Fatal Railway ccident in Russia.

ST. PETERSBURG. Feb. lG-A fatal
accident has occurred on a railway, be
tween Samara and Slatyoyousk in east
ern Russia TWO trains collided near
Jolan. and thirteen persons We're killed.
Several were badly injured
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ROANOKE. VA. Feb. -Special.-The
case Of 7. S. Kennerly was postponed in
the Hastings Court to-day to the April
term on account OF the failure OF large
number OF witnesses for the defence TO
arrive from Franklin and Henry counties.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-17

T. J.. Leineweher who keeps 90 naint-
shop at 40. Z north Seventh street. hae
made an assignment for the benefit -
his creditors. naming George Barsam'n
as trustee.
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Hon. Thomas Byrnc. member o' fie
House OF Delegates from Richmond. who
has been confined 90 his room for several
days. was I'm his scat IN the House ot
Delegates yesterday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-17
EVLNTs or mr. 4 RI.
sixiIetb Day of the " inter Meeting at New
Orleans Summaries.

NEW ORLEANS, La. Feb. 16.-This
is the sixtieth day of the winter meet,
ing The weather was clear and cold
and the track good. III outsiders took
the purses The bettii,s was brisk with
the books on top at the end OF the day.
Summaries
First race-six and a half furlongs,
selling. purse S2OO.-Red John G. to j.
first. Little Madge second, Lindhurst
third. Time. l:24I.
Second race-one mile, selling, purse
S2O0.-Taylor Hayden % 70 - nrst. The
Ban second. Primero third. Time, 1861.
Third neutrality-suspicious. OF a mile.
selling. purse S2JJ-Miss Clark . To y
first, Masonic siome second, MarJory
Hilton third. Time. i.lGa
Fourth race-fve furlOngs. selling, purse
S25O.-Onyx o. TO - first Lonsbroec
second. Nerbena third Time, lU3si.
Fifth -threc-quarters of mile,
purse S2.0.-AlaTie Lowell q 70 > Irst'
Imp Madge second. Belle 7. third. Tine
1lJat.
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AND then Judge Waller Staples took
tne roor, after many OF those present
had taken advantage Of the ensuing
break 10 shake hands with the Governor
ne was under the impression that the
BANQUET was TO be an informal affair.
An apt illustration OF how one rets a.;
enough 10 be O good story teller 90
thai when n man gets parenthes!s aro,,oa
ones mouth. then that period has come
about. lie commented ON TIE start.in.
ehange IN the personnel of the legal
profession. How very few are here new
ne said. how many are gone" His his
tory Of his connection with the profes-
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-02-15
SHOW PRINTING

For Posters and all kinds OF Show
rinting call at the LIGHT office.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-02-15
Insulted Mayor Paschal.

Last evening w. B. Reeves, a
tramp, who was at the time under
the influence Of liquor, met Mayor
Paschal on West Commerce street,
and asked his honor for assistance.
The mayor told him he had better
stop begging. "WhO are you--
p" asked the tramp. 81 am the
mayor of this city," replied Mr.,
Paschal. 81 don't give - for you
or any other man." was the re-
mark next made by Reeves. A pO-
lice officer was called and Reeves
was taken to the city lookup for
being drunk and disOrderly. He
was arraigned before Recorder
Shardein this morning and after
the evidence was heard fine OF
$l5 was assessed.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-02-15
Hon. Mac. Orator of the Day.

General J. II. McLeary, the we'll
known attorney Of San Antonio,
has been appointed orator of the
day for the reunion of Tom Green's
brigade, to be held at Weimar, on
February Dist and 22nd. 1t is es-
timated that 1900 people will be
in attendance. The reunion will
open with a grand parade on the
DIST, and a big ball on the night
of the 22nd will mark the closing
OF the celebration.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-02-15

short and independent line would
nut San Antonio in connection with
both ports. San Antonio is now well
in advance Of all other Texas cities.
We rank all other Texas cities a.: a;
population, but are tagging far be-
hind in the matter OF transporta-
ton facilities. Let us have four
railways and the fifth will be easy
to get. Once become a real rail.
road center and we will not have
to pay the railroads to come here.
They will beg to get in and pay
well for the privilege. Given four
or five roads to the East and North
the needed lines to the South and
West are sure to follow.
San Antonio is not asked to alb
solutely give 100000 to this line.
You are requested to buy stock to
that extent. 1t is not in the opin-
ion of the committee, an unreasOn-
able hope that the stock OF
a railway line built through a fer
tile and progressive country and
moderately bonded, as the law re-
quires, may in time actually yield
revenue on the money invested.
One public spirited citizen Of San
Antonio openly prOclaims his de-
sire to give $1,000 to every corpora
ton which will build twenty-five
miles of railway in any direction
from San Antonio.
Are there not enough such citi-
Zens in San Antonio to raise the
500, 900 required to get the Gulf
Shore road?
Never in the history Of this city
have there been so many unem-
plOyed people on our streets.
When this road is started it
will give all of them work
who will work, and OF the others
we need not concern ourselves.
Every man in San Antonio is
earnestly requested to make him
self a soliciting committee of one.
Make your subscriptions at once,
and let the work get under way. If
you cannot buy 100 shares, buy
less. And always remember that
you will not be called on to pay a
cent until the road is built,
equipped, and in operation. We
repeat that it is a plain business
proposition Of no road, no pay.
For the committee,
JAMES l.. SIAYDEN,
Chairman.
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Theft from the Person.

Jacob Newbauer, a baker by
trade, but a "vag" in every sense of
the word. is now in the county Jail
on the charge of theft from the
person. He was arrested across
the San Pedro last night by Offic' r
Beck and lodged in the City Jail as
a suspicious character. The re-
cOrder heard the evidence this
morning and transferred the case.
1t seems that Newbauer searched
the pockets of TheO. Mann and
stole some money.
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following real estate trans
fers have been filed since last re-
port:
Placido Olivari to Henry Feille,
lot on East street; 5000.
Henry Feille to w. Feille, lot on
East street; 81.
Frank Pichereau to H. c. King
lots l0and II, block 8, o. C. |. 2l5
500.
West End Town company to II.
NJ. Dyer, A. Holzapfel, A. F. Will
son, w. H. Wheeler, lot 20, block
II.
Homestead Land and Improve.
ment company to H. M. Dyer, lot
-, block "A, in Mavericks first adj
ditiOn: 800.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-02-15
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

The firm of Setter e. Miller have dis
solved, F. Setter withdrawing. L. Miller
will collect all bills due the firm, and as
sumes all Indebtedness.
F. Setter has purchased the City Hall
saloon, cor, n. Flores and W. Com. SITS,
aid will have a grand opening OF the
same. Thursday night, Feb. 18th. He in
yites all his friends, former patrons, and
the public in general to attend. A fine free
lunch and other refreshments will be
served. Good music. Respectfully,
FRITZ SETTER,
Proprietor City Hall saloon.
SAN ANTONIO, Feb. 18th, "a. l3 st