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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-15
The Secretary Tonight.

Unquestionably the most successful
comedy now before the public is VIII
liam Giliette's creation. The Private
Secretary" which will be presented by
Mr.. James X. Hackett and his excellent
company at the Academy tonight and
the rest Of the week.
Mr.. Hackett. who makes his first ap-
pearance i'm this city as the Rev. Robert
Spaulding, Is a son of the distinguished
American, James Henry Hackett. who
was a great "Falstan' in the days Of
Kean, Forrest. and McCready. He is
also half brother Of the late noted
Recorder Hackett. Of New York city.
For the past four years young Hackett
has figured prominently with the DAILY
and Palmer stock companies, of New
York. and gained considerable Of repu-
tation in the light comedy roles Of these
celebrated organizations. His tour since
he has been star has proved a great
success wherever the company has aD-
pearcd. The performance IS said 10 be-
the strongest that has ever been given
of the famous Madison Square Theatre
Successes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-15
VINO Ri RATION.
American Peace sc. ~ PIP ints Conn.,
mltf.e to Draw Up Plans.

American Peace st. PIP ints Conn.,
mltt.e to Draw Up Plans.
BOSTON, Mass, Feb. H.-This evening
DR. Trueblood, secretary Of the American
Peace Society. gave out the names Of
committee which has been appointed 10
draw I'D plans for an international uiou-
mol of arbitration. The committee Is
dtvided into Two sections-an American
and a European-for the purpose OF eN-
uediting the work. This Is The committee.
American Fection-Cephus Brainard or
Naw York. provisional chairman, Austin
,bbott Hon. William Allen Butler. Hon.
Dorman y. Eaton, Or. VI. r. Leverson,
sr Don Nicaor BoIet Parasea, New York
CITY. Judge William y. Ashman, James
Al Reck. Charles ;. keyser. William H.
Trucker. Philadelphia: Hon. William y.
curtis. Hon. r.. X. Hit. Hon. John W.
Hovt. Hon. John +. Lacey, w. X. Maury'
senator John sherman, Senator james
+. Wilson. Washington; Hon. Charles {.
Bonney. Chicago; Hon. Thomas VI. Coo
ley. Ann Arbor, Mich; Hon. George ..
Hale. Boston; Robert y. Hayre, san
Francisco; Judge W. L. Putnem' rory
land Me. Henry c. Robinson, Hartioru,
Conn; Hon. Thomas J. Semmes. New
Orleans: J. NJ. Woolworth, Omaha, Neb
European section.-Hon W. a. Hunter
NJ. F., Ii. D.. provisional chairman;
Alessandro Corsi, professor international
law, Pisa. Italy; NJ. Numa Droz, Bernc,
Switzerland; DR.. Cobalt. National coun-
cillor, Berne. Switzerland; Right Hon.
Sir John Lubbock. London: A. Mazzolen.
Milan, Italy; NJ. l.. DeMontluc. Donai,
France; Professor A. Pierantoni. Rome;
DR.. Karl Won Scherzer. Genoa, Italy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-15
AJUDG ron HRNRICO.
A Number of Good Men Have Announced
Their Candidacy.

If the General Assembly concurs in the
wish of the Richmond Bar Association.
as they will almost certainly do. and
appoint Judge L. {. Minor TO the Court
of Law and Equity. the present Judge
ship of Henrico County Court will be left
vacant. Already four applicants are in
the field. and the fight promises to be
a hot one.
The friends of Mr.. William II. Sands
are already pressing his claims and IL
is apparent that his admirers will use
all honorable methods to secure his cleo
ton.
Mr.. A. W. Patterson has a strong
backing and influential support. He is
son OF Or. Il. A. Patterson, is n MEM
Der OF the law firm OF Courtney x
Patterson, and though quite n young
man has reached a high position at the
bar.
MIR. Harvey Wilson will be in the
race. it is said. Mr.. Wilson. i'm addition
TO his law practice, is the editor of the
Daily Record, a newspaper devoted TO
court proceedings. He is also United
States Jury Commissioner for III S dis
trict He has Sn extensive practice in
the Henrico courts.
Mr.. T. Ashby Wickham is another
candidate who will be brought forward
by warm friends. He is a cousin of
Senator Wickham. and is regarded as
one OF the ablest members OF the Bar
In this vicinity.
Mr.. Sands has been for several years
closely identified with the County Demo
cratic Committee.
The judge OF the new court will have
the appointment Of temporary clerk
and this officer Will be chosen at the
general election in May. Mr.. James p.
Wood. formerly correspondent In this
city for the Associated Press. and Mr..
c. 0. Saville. deputy clerk OF the Chan
Gerry Court. are candidates for the posi-
ton and both are strongly endorsed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-15
VILLA msburg Notes.

WILLIAMSBURG. VA, Feb. -1f.-Sre-
cial.-Our County Court. Judge Sydney
Smith presiding. has been in session since
Monday. The case of the Commonwealth
against James Shepherd, for attempting
20 rescue prisoner from Special officer
Maupin. was tried. and the accused was
found guilty and given six months In jail
and s. fine. The accused, however, was
not present.
Several officers of the double-turretted
monitor Miantonomah. now lying off York
town, were here to-day. Last night they
were invited 10 DR.. Richard A. Wise $,
and spent several hours there. Among
them are Captain Wallace, Lieutenant
Beatty, and Surgeon Dickinson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-15
Mrs. Frost Ordained

BOSTON. Feb. 1i-The ordination n,
George A. Frost. OF the Orthodox Church
here, as the woman preacher in the con-
gresational church in Massachusetts. took
place here to-day. 1t is significant that
the council reported unanimously ON her
examination, and no opposition was made
TO her ordination. When Mr. Frost was
studying for the ministry his health broke
down, and Mrs Frost assisted him in
various ways The result was that she
took full divinity school course at
Andoyer. After Mr.. Frost began 10
preach his wife frequently assisted him
by preaching herself.
Some time since the society took an
Informal ballot on the question OF asking
tor, and this led to her ordination to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-15
DEATH or NIX. ". ID. BffTf.
~. Fired the Lat Gun at the Capture of
FOR, Fisbsr-Work af Revenue ON ais.

WINSTON. y. c., Feb. 1L-Special.-
" ID. Baity. one or Yadkin county's
wealthiest citizens. is dead, aged sixty
nve. lie leaves the bulk Of his large
estots 10 his married daughter. MI
Raitv made his first money working az
thirty cents a day and saved enough in
three years to purchase two hundred
eros OF fine land. Deceased served
through the late war and fired the last
gun AZ the capture Of Fort Fisher, in Jan
uary. 1855.
The revenue officers are playing havoc
IN Yadkin county. They have locked up
the tobacco factory Of John \. Martin,
al East Bend. out Of forty government
distilleries running In the county. all but
six have been stopped and closed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-15

BROOKLYN. Feb. 1.-THE Jury before
whom the case OF john y Mchane. 81
Gravesenc. was tried FOR corruption la
the recent election. took the case az 800
o'clock this afternoon. and had not re-
turned verdict up 10 midnight. and re-
ports from the jury-roOm indicated no
sign Of an agreement.
Judge Bartlett announced recess until
go \. Nj.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-15
De1fh Of Mr.. ]. ". 10 Is

BUCHANAN. VA, Feb. H.-Special.-
The remains Of Mr.. John w. Jones, an
honored and weii-known citizen of Bote-
tourt. were buried yesterday in the
cemetery Of the Episcopal church, in
Buchanan. He was eighty-six years old
and for a half century had been one
of the leading business men Of Buchanan.
He leaves q widow and eleven children,
the oldest of whom is the Rev Ed.
Valentine Jones, of Albemarle county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-15
Ano,hrr Fire in the Fair Grounds

CHICAGO. ILL. Feb IA fire. broke
out at II o'clock this morning In the col
lonade between the Agricultural Building
and the Machinery Hall In the Worlds
Fair grounds. The flames gained rapidly
and a third call was sent out. but the
flremen succeeded In checking the fire
before any considerable damage was done.
The loss IL nominal. The fire Is thought
10 be OF incendiary origin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-15
POLITICAL ARfIN1s AND POETS.
The Result of the Pu,aski Citv Contest.
provements at that Place.

PULASKI. VA. Feb. N.--Special.-Th
Masons Of this place entertained their
brethren OF sister lodges last evening
In right royal style. There were present
representatives from Christionsburg. Rad
ford. Dublin. Rich Hi. Wythevile. and
Taxeweil. The lodge here is In flourish
ing condition. and whatever It under
takes 10 do. does well.
The Courthouse nghts IN this county
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-15
The jenkins Murder.

Who killed Solomon jenkins? Messrs.
Pollard and Mosby. counsel for Lizzie
Walters. and the Commonwealth have
been working hard. but as yet have not
solved the above question. To-day at II
O'Clock the counsel for the defence will
appear before Judge Minor and submit
a petition for a writ Of habeas corpus
in their clients case.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-15

.ACcOMACK COURTHOUSE. VA. Feb.
14-Special.-Mrs. Ella Wise, widow of
George ID. Wise, late of Accomac county.
died very suddenly last night about
O'Clock, Of heart trouble. She resided
mere with her brother-in-law, DR.. John
j. Wise
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-15
1hr u. aud d. irregn nrifies-

The investigation OF the alleged irrecu-
larties in the Manchester shops of the
Richmond and Danville railroad were con-
,inued Yesterday. Nothing definite could
be learned, as the officials deem II mad
Visaole 10 make public the results OF the
investigation until it is completed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-15
At the PeniteniIary

Sergeant T. l.. Dornin. Of Norfolk cItv
yesterday delivered Harry Rogers ecol,
oreD at the penitentiary 10 serve eigh-
teen years for robbery.
Sheriff +. w. Milstead. OF Warwick
county, also delivered Anderson Banks
tcolored) TO the same institution 10 serve
two years for housebreaking.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-15

The Bar Association has sent 10 all
the members the following notice OF the
annual meeting:
Bar Association OF the
CITY OF Richmond
Richmond. Va. FEB. H. 1874.
you are requested 10 attend me an
nual meeting OF the Bar Association Of
the city of Richmond on Friday Feoru-
airy Is. 1894. at i. NJ, 40 the rooms or
the association. for the election OF oillcers
and other business. You are also invited
TO attend the annual banquet al tue COM
monwealth Club at 1880 o'clock that even
ing.
invitations for any lawyer In the Legs
lature may be obtained by any member
on application 10 the president by the
payment OF two dollars.
every respectfully, ..
JACKSON GUY, President.
JAMES LYONS. Secretary
All dues must be paid and invitations
procured before =. NJ thursday.
JUICE Waller II. Staples. president Of
the Virginia State Bar Association. and
Judge II. II. Marshall will, by special re-
quest. deliver addresses Of unusual in
t1rest
Invitations have been extended to Gov
ernor O'Ferrall. Lieutenaut-Governor
Is ent. all the judges Of the Supreme Court
Of Appeals Of Virginia. and the judges OF
the courts Of Richmond and Manchester.
An unusually large and interesting meet
ing Is anticipated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-15
jenkins Acaujtted

SUFFOLK. VA, Feb. H.-Special.-
Isaac Jenkins who was indicted for pos-
oning several horses belonging to John
Cartwright, trucker Of lower Nanse-
mond. was acquitted to-day in the County
Court Of Nansemond The case was sub
mitted to jury without argument.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-15

Henry Rich the old citizen Of Savan-
nah who cut his throat Monday morn
ing. died yesterday. This was his third
attempt. in the past two years. TO kin
himself. He has been married three
times. is very well of. and In spite Of
being paralytic, married three months
ago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-15
Died from His Injuries

FREDERICKSBURG, VA, Feb. A.
Special.-Mr. Chas. Murphy, who was
mashed between freight car and depot
building here about two weeks ago. died
to-day from his injuries, aged thirty
four. ~ -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-15
City Circuit Court.

In the cry Circuit Court YESTERDAY
judgment WAS entered against T. ID. Ham.
lett in favor OF Thomas D. Todd for 1852
Phillip st. George Barand. ESQ. olaI-
fed To practice i'm this court.
An order was entered changing Pho
charter of the German-Amcrican Bank.
ing and Building Company so as q maxi.
the board OF directors consist OF seven
instead of twelve members
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-15
A Goiden " eidlny

Major and Mrs. James VI. Taylor cele-
brated their golden wedding in a very
charming manner last NIGHT at No. 955
west Grace street. The affair was a nuiet
one. only few friends being invited.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-15
"T'he Holy Land
L Photographed j
Nos. 1 and 2 Ready

Bring or send two coupons of dii-
ferent dates, together with 10 cents in
money mo stamps, to the Times Office
and receive one part Of The Holy Land
Photographed" If ordered by mail send
, cents extra for postage.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-15

Tho President has paWonod r. IT,
Iomax. convicted ~ noorshining I'm
Georgia, and whose se1tncc had OK
pred.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-15

The Chronicle. In a leading article. SAYS
our only fear is that the Lords witt
take I'm sail before the storm which
threatens Them arrives
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-15

The Annual Meeting and Banquet VIII DO
Held o-Morrow.

The Bar Association has sent to all
the members the following notice oil the
annual meeting:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-15
Welded 10 a NirgInIan.

BALTIMORE. MD. Feb. l4-Miss Cora
A. Mapp. daughter of Mrs. Virginia Mapp,
was married to-day TO Mr.. Franklin c..
Gin. or Portsmouth, Va Rev. Curtis Lee
Laws officiatcd. The ushers were j.
Robert Gould. DIR. n. Jackson. Victor H.
Powers. Thomas G.. Todd and Robert n
Whitehurst, OF Norfolk. The couple left
after the ceremony for a northern tour
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-08-30
CAUGHT AT LAST.

Clever Work of Detectives Drake and
Cardwell, of the X. u. hallway.
Detectives George Drake and Jer.
ry Cardwell, of the Kentucky Union
road, returned to Lexington last
evening from Winchester, where
they did a very clever piece of de-
tective work.
For some months past complaints
have been received from merchants
along the line of the X. U. and OF
the c. e. o. roads, and hundreds Of
dollars worth of goods have been
stolen.
Detectives Drake and Cardwell,
after watching for some days, dis
covered that regular organized
band of thieves were at work and
Monday night caught three of
them. Hub Jackson, John Henry
and John Henry were caught in
the very act of breaking open car
filled with groceries.
After questioning these men, one
of them broke down and confessed
that they had been stealing for
some time, and named as their ac-
completes two merchants of Win
chester, Shelton Massie and Moses
Mitchell. A search of their stores
resulted in the fiuding of large
quantity of stolen goods. Many of
the articles still had the direction
tags upon them and showed con-
clusively that they were stolen.
1t seems that the three parties
first named would steal the goods,
take them to the grocerymen, who
would dispose of them and divide
the proceeds. So successful had
they been in the business that they
were just about to move into new
and larger quarters.
Detective Drake deserves great
credit for breaking up this organ
lied band of thieves, and their cap
ture adds another feather to the
already great number in his cap
Lexington Transcript.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-08-30
MORGAN COUNTY.
NInNinMn NIiasiIes.

Maytown Missiles.
Born, to the wife of f. w. Meeks, 8
twelve pound boy.
The sick of our town, and near town
are all convalescing.
Our people are speaking here most
every day for Judge Beckner and our
10. See
T.. b. May went to West Liberty Mon
day to hear Judge Beckner and Capt.
Broas speak.
We have no typhoid fever in or near
town, Notwithstanding the report that it
is dangerous to go through town. We
have one case of jaundice and some ma
laria, so we are informed by Drs. Rash
and Swango.
For information of the many friends
of Mrs. Peter Little, deceased, her funeral
will be preached at Hickory Grove school
house, in Menefee county, on the third
Sunday in October.
We have no yellow fever yet, but we
have some as fine yellow muskmellons as
you will find anywhere There is one in
town for the editor and his better-I, of
the HAZEL GREEN HERALD.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. +. Clark, Walter
Clark and Miss Bessie Clark, of Virginia,
,Mr, and Mrs. j. b. Cecil, Miss Ora and
Master Orwell, of Eel, and Mrs. j. NJ.
Cecil, of Grassy Creek, are visiting the
families of +. b. May and W. p. Sample.
WINGLESS
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-08-30
Eel EyolutiOns.

Mrs. Julia Mcclure, of White Oak was
visiting relatives here last week.
DR.. J. f. Lockhart takes his colt to
Hazel Green to-day to be in training for
the fair.
According to previous arrangements
the base ball club of this place went to
Mt. Sterling, last Friday, to play the
second nine of that place. The Mt.
Sterling nine made the propositions stat
ing the arrangements for expenses, time
TO play, &c, and the "Peavnes," ac-
cepted. But when they went they were
informed that the propositions were
made by unauthorized persons, and if
they got game they would have to play
in the forenoon, as other teams were To
play that day, so game was commenced,
but about the fourth inning shower of
rain stopped the playing, and it was de-
clared no game. The "Peavines" were
treated with very poor base ball court.
esy, having to foot their own bills"
and afterwards learned that the nine
which they played against was "made
up" principally of what was recently the
Mt. Sterling first nine. So it appears
that peavines and bluegrass don't mix
very well. Our boys started for home
Saturday and on the road were challenged
by the 'Peter Trace" club near Roth
well, and they stopped and played them,
resulting Is to IL in favor of the Pea.
vines. They had a nice square game,
and Peavines stayed over night at Roth,
we'll, and came home praising peter
Trace" for their fairness and hospitality.
BLURT.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-08-30
CURRENT NEWS AND COMMENT.

Congress was booked to adjourn
Tuesday at 2 p. M, and it is to be
hoped that the adjournment did
not hang fire.
y The tide of war seems to have
turned in favor of the pigtails.
Thirteen hundred Japs fell before
heavy artillery fire in one engage
ment, and 5000 were routed by
1000 of the Mongolians.
~.
The rapid increase of the Florida
lomon crop and also of the Califor-
MIA lemon is driving the Spanish
and Italian importers into close
quarters. Florida's crop this year
will aggregate, it is estimated, 200,-
900 boxes of 800 lemons each. Lem
onade will be cheaper.
~
Judge Beckner, Democratic can
didate, and his Republican oppo-
nent, Hon. John l.. Bosley, will adj
dress the people of this place on
Tuesday next at the Fair Grounds.
And it is probable that Hon. Joe
M. Kendall will also be here, though
we have not heard from him.
Nv
The eleventh annual meeting of
the Christian Woman's Board of
Missions was held at Lexington
last week, and among other mat.
ters we note that quite handsome
sum was collected for the Hazel
Green home mission. Prof. Cord
was placed on some of the more
important committees.
~
They do say that men were paid
fifty cents to march in the Owens
procession ut Lexington last week
BY that means they packed the
procession, but as many of the hire
lings were from Madison and Jessa-
mine counties, the demonstration
ON that occasion is by no means an
indication of what the vote will be
at the primary.
~
The Republicans hope to storm
the Democratic stronghold of the
Tenth District at the November
election, more through the assist
ance of general apathy than any
available force of their own party,
but if evry Democratic sentry will
stand to his post General Apathy
and his undisciplined force won't
get to fire u gun.
w*M
Sixty-two miners were impris-
oned and thirty-seven of them lost
their lives by fire following an
explosion of gas in coal mine near
Franklin, Wash, Friday. Those
who we're killed had remained be-
hind in the hope Of extinguishing
4, o Are The victims were neaRl'al
on{ aolored pen,
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-08-30

prefer Bowles to his immediate OPP
ponent. Hence we think Mr..
Bowles has them on the hip, and
if he will avail of the advantage of
his position, he can win the VIC
tory
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-08-30

When in Lexington call on L.
& G.. STRAUS, Leading Clothiers,
who carry a larger line of CLOTH
ING and sell for less money than
any house in the bluegrass capital.
A Watch free with every pur-
chase of SIS, or over.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-08-30
Sheriff. Sale x5$Taxes.

HWY VIRTUE of Taxes due the Kentucky and
tRD the County of Wolfe for the years and A. or
of deputies WILL On MONDAY the third day September
1894 between the hours o'clock and o'clock D. M
Court House door the town of Camp Wolfe County
being County Court day. expose public highest bidder
for cash hand the following real as may
be satisfy the of the
cost, owit