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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-01
Richmond Lournnl of Prncticc

The Times Is in receipt Of the July
number of the Richmond journal OF
Practice OF which DR.. John +. VIM, of
this city, is the editor and proprietor
II is a very handsome elaboration of the
medical magazine, successfully edited by
him for the past eight years under the
tide Of Practice" In broadening its
name he has. in keeping abreast OF the
great progress IN the different divisions OF
medicine and surgery. associated with
himself a corps OF cOllabOra;Ors IN gen
eral and special lines Of work. The
general cOllaborators are Drs Berford
Martin. Of Chatham. Va; J. Herbert
Claiborne Of Petersburg. Va: and Hugh
T. Nelson, of Charlottesville, Va. DIS
Hugh NJ. Taylor department Of general
surgery, Edward Mcclure, that Of
gvnecOloEy. v w. Harrison, that Of
genito urinary diseases; Joseph A.
White that OF eye, ear. and throat;
Stuart Mcclure that Of orthopedlc sur
gerry. all Of Richmond. The department
Of acknowledgements Is In charge Of
Or. j. w Mcconnell. Of Philadelphia
and that Of obstetrics Is conducted by the
cdit0r-in-chief. The departments re
fleet monthly the several advances In
medicine and surgery. In addition 10
original articles. live editorials and
crisp book reviews there Is "A department
Of 'Interviews" with leading medical
men Of the various medical centres of
this country
Certainly the Richmond Journal OF
Practice reflects the skill Of an expert
enced and palnstaking editor aud withal.
is a credit 10 our city which Is now
recognized as the medical centre Of the
South
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-01
ENDOksh THE WILSON mn.
Adopted by the Rockbridge
County Democrats.

FANCY HILL. VA, July 3.-Special.-
At n mass-meeting Of the Democrats Of
the Natural Bridge district ROckbrdge
county, Va, held July y. 1894 the fol,
lowing resolutions offered by General
Fitz Lee. were accepted after the selection
OF delegates 10 the congressional con
vention, TO be held at Buchanan, Va,
August 10. 1894:
Resolved, |. That the Democrats OF the
district believing In the patriotism, 10y
atty 10 the people and to party. ana the
conscientious devotion and discharge Of
the public duties cOntided 10 him, 40
hereby pledge their iir1n allegiance anu
support to the distinguished Democratic
President OF the United states IN his
effort 10 maintain the pledges made TO
the people by the Democratic party and
for his fidelity to the Constitution ana
laws I'm a trying emergency.
2. That the Republican party is respon-
sible FOR the gigantic trusts, whose pow
erful hands have devised and blocked the
National Legislatures wheels; ana
Republican tariff law. known as the
Mckinley bill. has so nurtured their
growth and contributed 70 their marvel
lous wealth and Immense strength that
they now threaten TO prevent the pas
sage OF a tariff law which shall conform
10 the demands Of the masses OF the party
I'm power. and whose principles have been
trlumphantly indicated at the polls.
8. We favor the passage Of the Wilson
bfll. and request our representative IN
Congress To give it his continued support
In accordance with the opinion of the
President and the great majority OF the
people who should control the Govern
mcnt
We hereby commend the public
course and career OF the Hon. H. St
O. Tucker our present able alert ana
efficient representative in Congress, ana
request our delegates TO the congressional
convention to vote for his renomina-
ton.
All Of the delegates selected are favora-
bile TO II St G.. Tucker.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-01
INSTRUCTIONS hLLCTED.
The Corps for the Nirgini Mechanical In

sttuic Next session.
At n meeting Of the Virginia Mechanics
Institute Monday evening the following
instructors were appointed for the session
OF 1898. commencing october LIST next
as follows.
{. 4. T.. Burgwyn. principal ana ihStruC
tor OF applied mechanics; howard j.;
WhitlOck instructor Of architectural
drawing Glass 4, Gwynn a. LyeH, IN
structor of architectural drawing, Ciasa
b. ". X. Williams, instructor OF me
chanical drawing Class a, Arthur serve
nor. instructor OF mechanical drawing
Glass b. William l.. Sheppard. instructor
of free-hand drawing; -. W. DeSNlNIa'
assistant instructor Of frec-hand drawing,
4. ". Marterstein instructor or aTth-
mctic. Glass and class y; James {.
HarwOOd, instructor of arithmetic, Class
b. second division and Class G, A.. H.
iltzgerald. instructor Of arithmetic, ClaSs
u and Class r. George f. Merrill IN
structor of algebra. Class 4, and geome-
try. plane. John >. Fleming. instructor
OF algebra. Class Il. trigonometry ana
solid geometry; G. III. Urncr. instructor
Of bookkeeping: ii. Il. Boudar. instructor
Of bookkeeping. Class a, T.. NJ. KedfOrd,
instructor of bookkeeping. Class Il, Dr.
Charles II. Chalkley, instructor OF chem
istry. Glasses \ and Il, ". w. Barrow
instructor OF electricity, Glasses a ana Is
Or VI. -. Hoge. Jr.. instructor OF familiar
science and physics; Fred MOynihan. in
struct0r OF modelling and matchmaking
Committee on Night School-E. i. G.
Davis chairman, IL. NJ. Starke T. T.
Jeffress. Joseph W. Laube Mann ).
QuarleS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-01
MANCHESTER MATTERS.
CITY COMMITTEE FAILED TO on
GANIZE; NO QUOEUM.
They Will Msot Friday Night and Elect .
Cbairman-A Boy stsie Chickens and
silver spoons-Personai.
NlNcHvsTrR BURrAu RICHMOND TIMES. |
1921 HULL STREET, BnATTrE BLOCK.

The new City Democratic Committee
was 20 have met in the Mayors court
room last night. but owing TO some mis-
understanding about the time set for the
meeting, there was no quorum present.
The committee will meet Friday night
In the same place. when they will for
maly organize, replace the present COM
mittee. and enter upon the active dis
charge of their duties. Every m ,mber OF
the committee is requested TO attend
promptly
The Temple OF Justice was opened at
the usual hour yesterday morning. Mayor
Maurice was on hand and looked as iresh
as a morning glory. The first case claim
ing the attention OF his Honor was mat
Of J. c. Walton. charged with allowing
his horse to run At large. fine or 81
was imposed for this privilege.
Samuel Hague was fined 81 for being
under the influence Of liquor and walk
Ing up the street with a revolver In his
hand. which had the appearance OF be-
ing n dangerous weapon.
Frank Keller and b. +. Scott. charged
with disorderly conduct at the corner OF
Thirteenth and Decatur streets. Scott
was fined S2JOsand Keller s.
The residence Of Mrs. w. -. Craig. cor
ner Thirteenth and Semmes streets was
entered yesterday morning through the
kitchen window by thieves while Mrs.
Craig was away from home. and silver
knives, forks and spoons were carried on
by them The children Of Mrs. Craig
were sitting on the front porch az the
time the robbery was committed. The
police have the matter In hand and Will
work the case up.
Mrs. BraXton Garlick. formerly OF New
Kent. died at o'clock yesterday even
ing i'm Manchester, after a protracted Ill
ness. She was an excellent lady ana hlgh-
ly esteemed by all who who knew her,
and was The widow Of the late Captain
Braxton Garlick, Of New Kent county.
Miss Myrtle Lithgow will leave TINS
morning 10 visit her friend, MISS Lizzie
Jones. OF Green Bay. Va.
Mr.. Ryland c. Williams has returned
from Ocean View
The Richmond and Danville band are
contemplating giving lawn party ana
dance at the corner Of Tenth and Perry
streets next Thursday night.
There was nothing In the Husungs
Court yesterday.
Miss Laura Chalkley. Of Chesterfield.
city, has gone TO Old Point TO spend
week.
The little child Of Mr. l.. NJ. Amos
who was run over Monday by a wagon.
was better yesterday
The Unionville (Orange county, CORE
spondent of the Fredericksburg Daily
Star says:
MIR. w. III. Hosley, OF Manchester. viii
soon open large carriage and wagon
mandatory here and In a short time
others will follow"
Mr.. Hosley moved from this city a
week or so ago to Unionville. and MS
many friends In this city wish him sue
cess.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-01
TUE FIFTU DISTRICT.
4 Warm Contest -swanson's Re
nomination Conceded.

DANVILLE. VA. July a.-Special.-
The political caldron in this. the Fifth
congressional district, has been warming
up for some time past. ii is beginning
ID sz and before August shall be num-
berpd among the periods II time that are
no more win b. red hot and boiling ever.
The Republican convention. called TO
name a candidate for Congress Will De
held at Stuart. the county seat Of Patrick
county, on the 9Th Of August.
The Democratic convention, TO name the
standard-be Of Democracy, Will be
called TO order AT the same place at noon
on the I'D Of August The date ana
place for the Populist gathering have not
yet been announced, though II Is under
stood it will be held sometime in August,
probably Immediately or soon after the
Republican convention.
All the counties that have SO far
elected delegates have named Swanson
delegates, and 1t seems 10 be foregOne
conclusion that Mr. swanson, the present
representative, Will receive the nOmina-
ton.
1t has been supposed all along that the
Republicans and Populsts Will pool their
issues by uniting on a man to oppose
Henry county, who was an original Re
publican, and became a POpullst, being
the candidate last year for Attorney
General on the Third Party State ticket,
would be the candidate. but recent de-
veopments indicate that this arrange
ment will not work. Quite a number of
influential Republicans pretend to be-
lieve they can elect "A straight-out Republi-
can and as the only use they have for
the POpulists is as a stick TO crack at
the Democracy, they propose 10 force the
pops to come 10 them, or run their own
shop alone This may lead to a three
cOrnered fight.
In the meantime the Democratic man
ayers are serene, and are making ar
rangements for n vigorous fight against
any and all opposition that may show
up.
In any event. we have the promise OF
lively political times in this district.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-01
PEKsS cur OPENED.
a Pleasant Evening spent Mt the Newspa-
per Headquarters


The old Dominion Press Club last night
at o'clock. for the first time, formally
threw open its doors and made its initial
bow to its friends and the public OF
Richmond.
The clubs handsome rooms, which are
located on Tenth near the corner Of
Main street have been nicely fitted up.
The reception room IL furnished in light
oak in every particular, while the reading
ROOM in keeping with It's dark Brussels
carpets is replete with a finish of antique
oak. The curtains and papering are IN
harmony with the rest OF the effects. \
long table. stretching the entire length
Of the reception ROOM was well hiIed
with good cheer. There was much 10
make the heart of man glad. and the
hearts OF those present were very sIdq.
Three large bowls of tempting punch
graced the table. They were kindly IuI-
nished by Manager Welch, Of the CoinI
mercial and Mr. Felix keegan. Inc niil NM,
Havanas were In profusion. In me l"t ne
Vapory luxury the club acknowledge '"'
cs.irtesy Of Mr.. Chris Evenseh' ,asorne
In the reading room a large. ni ~ az
basket Of cut flowers perVauvu dor
mosphere with their 'faint;. sHe 0oTv
They were sent by Mr. w -; III ne
Mr. Peter Stumpf Kindly remeii.lpe', her
club In a large keg OF his 80 during
which was tapped more Una"
By . O'clock the guests began arrlv ..inrs
onT a. NC not long before the rooms were
well filled with a jovial SCI ol 800 800
scribes and their friends. ill., IN andad
tOasts, speeches ana soneS sverv one
,res "a sor a good time. and, every one
had II .Srhe early feast and iate sooo
cheer'' wore plyed right merriy. ~.
When the rooms we're well hiieo AT'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-01
PEHsON1L AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Ricbmond's Citi-
zens and other Matters.

The Hastings Court was not in session
yesterday.
Mr.. George y. Davis returned to the
city yesterday from visit TO New York.
Miss Mary c. Berry. of China street. is
in Petersburg visiting friends and rela-
tiVcs
Mr.. and Mrs Philip Dorsam leave for
Ocean View this morning TO spend
week or ten days.
Miss Matte " Roberts has returned TO
the city after spending month with
friends and relatives in Nelson county
There will be a match game. Of ball at
Forest Hill Park Saturday afternoon be
tween the orioles and Forest Hills.
Scott Wood. 4 colored driver, was
thrown from his wagon, on the Boulevard
Yesterday morning and quite badly hurt
Mrs. Charles Hubbard and Miss Roberta
Hall. OF Church Hill. left on Monday on
a visit 10 friends and relatives in Amelia
county.
The new police van carried l12 prisoners
from the city Hall TO the city Jail during
the twenty-six days OF the ilrst month OF
its existence.
Miss Vashon, OF Richmond who has
Roanoke for several weeks. IS now visit
ing friends in Lynchburg.
Misses Jennie Bargamln and Grace
Teear left yesterday for an extended
northern trip. visiting Niagara Fdlls,
Rochester, and Toronto. Canada.
Messrs. X. l.. Yates, Emmett Whitman
FLOYD II. Doughty. and John c. Yates
visited friends in James City county sun
day and had a very pleasant time
Miss Clara Il. Perdue. charming young
lady living in the West End. has just
left on a visit OF two weeks to friends re
siding on the Appomattox, In Po"hatah
county.
Mrs. John Il. Canepa has Issued NV
tations to the marriage OF her sister
Fmilia Garibaldi, TO Mr.. DaYd MoIeIl
this evening at $50 o'clock at St' refers
cathedral. 800 ~,
Al a meeting Of the faculty OF me Uni
versity College OF Medicine n1ld las'
night. DR.. William X. Jones. senior resi-
dent phvsician to the hetreat aor the
Sick was elected professor OF fharma-
ceutical Chemistry.
Mr. ] L. Parrish. OF Coyington. coun.
col for Conductor Goodman. who killed
Colonel Parsons. was registered az me
Ivnban9e Yesterday. He says he thinks
a iurv Will be secured IN the county. and
Thai The trial will come OFF August Sth,
DIR. James Y. Fair. pastor of Grace
street Presbyterian church. who has been
absent from the city for a few days. has
returned. and will conduct preparatory
services to the Holy Communion this
evening in the lecture-room of his church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-01
"A HOhF WEDDING.
Mr.. Frank NJ. Reed and Miss Annie S. Me
Connal Joined In TedIock

a quiet but elegant home >wedding took
place yesterday afternoon at 10 east
Leigh street, the home Of the bride. when
Mr.. Frank VI Reed and Miss Annie :
McConnal were Joined IN the holy bonds Of
matrimOny Rev. James y Fair per
formed the ceremony. and q few of the
intimate friends Of the contracting par
ties We're present
The presents were elegant in character
and very numerous.
Mr.. Reed IS a popular druggist in the
employ OF the Park-Place Pharmacy. and
the bride has for several years held "a
high position among the teachers in the
public schools OF this city.
They left by the Old Dominion steamer
al O'Clock yesterday afternoon for New
York and a visit TO friends in Connecticut.
The bride and groom have been init
mate friends since their childhood, and
the attachment is the growth OF years.
Indeed, 1t is an old Old story, around
which a trenchant pen might weave a
nice little romance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-01

The Salie Holmes case was up at the
county courthouse yesterday for eNaml-
nation. before Justice James !. Lewis:
After hearing the evidence OF several
witnesses the Justice certified the case
10 the grand jury, and remanded the ac-
cused 10 Jail MIR j. Thomas Mosby pas
been retained as counsel for The woman.
Allie Carey, a little negro, VINO was
brought before the magistrate on the
charge OF stealing watermeiOns, was on
account Of his youth, turned over 10 his
parents for punishment.
Ida Arnold, a cOlOred woman, was ar
rested and locked up at the jail yester-
dav afternoon for using abusive ana oD-
scene language on the public highway.
Chairman southwark Of the County Re
publican Committee, was busy yesterday
arranging for the convention TO be neld
in the county courtroom to-day A con-
ference OF the County Republican COM
mittee will also be held.
The case OF James and John Johnson,
the men charged win assaulting ana
beating Charles Humphreys. came up be-
fore Magistrate Larus yesterday morn
ing and was dismissed.
The examination Of white school teach
ers was going on yesterday, and VIII
continue to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-01

W. ID. Chesterman raped for order and
announced Captain Richard Frayser, who
made a Few appropriate remarks and well
coined the guests on behalf OF the club.
Captain F'rayser. i'm opening his address
said:
After an arduOus and untiring effort
upon the part Of the members OF the
Old Dominion Press club. they stand here
tonight with ineffable pleasure to extend
cordial greetings To their guests who
have seen lit to honor them with their
presence. With doors thrown wide open.
we say, Welcome. yes thrice welcome to
our coy sanctum, partake Of our hospl-
tallties. and be happy
The Captain then dwelt at some length
upon the press and it's history, origin and
Influence Regarding the latter very DO
tent component. the Captain made the fol-
lowing remarks I'm conclusion.
The press may be likened TO the King
Of Day, for it sheds its bright and genial
rays in all the dark hooks and corners
OF the world. II throws its refulgent
light in the humble domicie Of the pau
per as well as the superb palace Of the
millionaire. 1t visits all classes In all
cimes. and Is always welcome as the
fragrant violet in springtime. Gentlemen.
this Is an inexhaustive theme. and one
upon which | love 10 dwell, but | am
admOnished, Time Is up.
Captain Frayser's speech was followed
by a song Of some nOndescript title, rem
dered by those present.
Then Mr. Rob. RdiSton gave MS crema-
tory joke.
Mr.. Watkins Norvel captured the crowd
by his unique negro representations.
Appropriate speeches. in which long life
and prosperity were wished the Old Do
minion Press Club. were made by Score
tary Lawless. ex-Mayor Ellyson. Judge
Witt. Col. Henry Jones. Charles W. Dun
stan. Col. Percy Halves, Judge Farrar
and others
The following were some OF those pres
ent: Mayor Taylor. Captain Barnes. Rev
Or. !. y Fair. w -. Chesterman. Ben.
r. August. James Mckinney Robert Raj
ston, Charles w. Goddin. Marion l.. Daw-
son. and -. l.. Montague. The city Dem
ocratic Committee and members OF the
Board Of Aldermen were present, rs was
also a number Of other prominent gentle
men.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-01
A Good Appointment.

The appointment of Mr.. John Il. Cul-
peper as chairman Of the employment
committee of the Stenographers Associa-
ton of Richmond is a very good one in
deed. Mr.. Culpeper has had hf;een years
writer business. having been private Sec
rotary ana stenographer for several rail-
road and steamship magnates for years
before going i'm business for himself. and
having received large salaries. knows
probably as well as any one else In the
south the acquisitions ana needs Of the
business and professional men. and also
what should be required of stenographer
and how he ought TO be paid for his
work. He has procured a large number of
situations for lady and gentlemen sten0g-
raphers. very often taking considerably
Of his time. and no charge whatever is
made for his services
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-01
4 MAss-MEBTING or WHEELMES.
They will Take Action on the Proposed
Prohibitory Ordinance.

There will be a meeting Of all the
wheelmen in Richmond at the Richmond
'Cicle Club at $50 Friday night, to take
action In regard to the proposed prohibit
tory ordinance AGAINST bicycles I'm the
city parks. and every one who rides
bicycle for business or pleasure are urged
10 attend.
1t is believed that the move against
the bicyclists is not instigated by any
unfrlendlness on the part OF the city
Fathers. and that when a better under
standing Of the case is presented 10 them
that a compromise measure will be
adopted. that will meet the views of the
wbeelmen and prevent the evils which
have caused complaint. An ordinance
that would provide a penalty for reckless
riding and keep wheels of the sidewalks
would meet the approval OF every re-
spectacle wheelman. The move 10 shut
wheelmen ont from the public parks is
generally looked on as a harsh and I'M
warranted measure-a visitation on the
many for the sins OF the few-and the
enort OF the wheelmen will be- 20 put the
matter in a comprehensive way before
the Council
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-01
GoyERNOn o'FFnnALE RETURNED.
lie Left Blue Ridge springs 20 Attend
Meeting of Board Of the Chesapeake.

Governor O'Ferrall arrived in this city
last evening at o'clock from Blue Ridge
Springs. ia order 10 attend the meeting
Of the Board of the Chesapeake and its
Tributaries to-day, when a commandant
Of the new police steam launch Accomac
is to be elected. The Governor expects
to leave again for Blue Ridge Springs to-
morrow night. soon after his arrival
Governor OFerraJl went to the West
mOreland club, where he took supper
He then returned TO the Executive Man
sion. where he received several callers.
The Governor Is looking remarkably
well. and has been greatly benefited by
He is well pleased with his trlp and
expects TO stay there at least month.
Mrs. OFerrall and the two daughters are
also enjoying good health.
with true eye % business. the Gov
ernor has devoted every day while al
hours TO looking after his mail and other
business matters. Hc Is assisted by Mr..
Evan r. Chcstorman. his private secre-
tarv. and has established Il temporary
Office on the back porch Of the hotel near
his rooms. In that manner The Gov
cruor VIII finally return 10 this city with
an his business disposed or
The rest of the day the Governor spends
i'm social intercourse with his family and
the other guests. The hotel is at present
almost filed. some lO guests being en-
tortained there at this time The Cow
crnOr is great friend OF physical eNcr-
else. and Is very fond Of horseback rid
INK. While in Blue Ridge he is taking
rides across the country a. often as pos
Sible
When / asked Governor O'Ferral last
night as 10 matters Of general interest. he
said that he had nothing 10 communicate
at this time, although several matters
occupy his attention. which, however
were not IN a state 10 be made public
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-01
The American Home Building and Loan
Association

VIII hold rs July series open until
Monday. August 9TH. and offers for
sale a limited amount Of its prepaid nom
assessable stock. which will be entered
in the July series II purchased prior to
August 6. 1894.
This stock is sold at 50 per share. IN
advance. upon which the holder will be
paid the following dividends scm-annual-
ly: 6 per cent. for the first year. per
cent. for the second year. and per cent.
thereafter while the same remains In
force. II left 20 the end u the third year.
This stock is fully secured by first real
estate mortgages and has a liberal with
draWal feature after two years.
For further particulars call al the Home
office. 40 l north Tenth street, Rich
mond. Va.
OTIS II. RUSSELL, President,
J. 4. PATrEE. Secretary.