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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-25
4 MINED MUSICALE.
Two Amateurs aDd Two Professional Musi
clans Make Up tho Moznrt Procrnmfne

The attraction at the Mozart musicale
last evening was a mixture of home and
imported talent Miss Ida Robinson. the
sweet young soprano of the Centenary
church quartette choir, and Mr.. Henry
Sohuellcr represented the amateur vocal
lists Of Richmond. while Miss Marie Wick
man. a fine contralto from New York. and
Miss Bertha Webb. vioiinist "A gifted
pupil Of Nine Urso. also Of New York.
made up very attractive programme.
The last named is a true artist, and
gave a number OF pleasing rendtions IN
response TO encores.
Miss Ida Robinson first sang Strelzkfs
Dreams and for her second number
rendered with great sweetness and fine
expression "a Winter Lullaby" by De
Koran. She acknowledged an encore with
a sweet little ballad. and her refined face
and graceful appearance was much COM
p,imeStec.
Mr.. Schreller sang two double numbers,
which gave him a fine opportunity TO
display the compass Of his fine tenor
voice.
Tie New York Philharmonic Club, with
Miss Marion Webb. the superb soprano,
who visited this city with the same or
ganization last season. will be the next
attraction. February 9TH.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-25
Two ReguisitiOns.

Secretary Of the Commonwealth Joseph
II. Lawless has, by direction Of Governor
O'Ferrau, issued requistion on tne
Governor of North Carolina for the
extradition Of Buck Clayton, who was
indicted in Danville for grand larceny
While confined in Jail for sixty days on
a writ of supersedeas from the Supreme,
Court he knocked down the Jailer ana
escaped to North Carolina. lie Is a'
present I'm jail in Salisbury, y. c.
Another requisition was issued, by d.
rection Of the Governor, on the Cover
nor OF North Carolina for the eXtradl-
ton of Henon Fleming. who IS indicted
I'm Wise county for numbering Ira Mui-
Inns. arrested and In Jail at Nicholas
Courthouse, y. G.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-25
Mis- FAY. the spIrituaIIst.

Miss Anna Eva Fay gave her last seance
on spiritualism and theosopny at tne
Theatre last evening before n iair audi-
ence. This little lady is certainly an mae
scribable phenomenon, and the teats sne
performed are unexplainable. MISS ray
was assisted last evening by justice
Crutchfeld and City Sergeant hpps' Wno
appeared 70 make II their duty 70 illiu .ns
,,,anner I'm which she performed her
sesnce but by the expressions OF wonder
ana surprise on their faces it seemed evil
dent that both the gentlemen failed IN
their attempts. , J.,
These gentlemen kept the audience IN
one continual stream Of laughter during
the entire evening. and Justice Crutch,,
fields hair was seen to stand ON emu
several times, while Sergeant Epps
various times wished himself back Dehihu
the strong walls Of the city jail.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-25

nuhlic notice Of the sale ten days before
II Is 10 take place lnjunctions shall
only be awarded Co restrain sales OF
property under n deed Of trust unless APP
pllca;ion has been made at least ten
days before the date fixed for the sale.
In all cases where an injunction Is ap-
piled for the party applying shall give the
defendants reasonable notice OF the same
I'm order 10 be heard.
by Mr. Withers: To amend chapter l'-
~ the Acts Of 1920. approved February
%. 1880. relative to furnishing cigarettes
or tobacco In any form TO minors. Inc
bill seeks TO fine persons who sell TOBACCO
in any form TO children under sixteen
years from so 20 500
by the same: To amend section Sse'
Of the Code. relative 10 the duties oil
grand juries
by the same: To amend section 4Oss
relative TO justices and certifying TO clerk
costs OF proceedings in criminal cases be-
fore them
BY the same: To amend section 35i9 In
relation to the allowance TO witnesses; how
and by whom entered
BY Mr. McRae: To make husband and
wife competent witnesses for or against
each other in certain cases.
by Mr.. Logan: Making rec.tals in GER
TAIN VeeuS prifnd ldcIe tNiutIlct'
BY Mr.. Sheffey: Allowing fee to A. NJ
Dickinson.
BY Mr. Blakemore: To amend section
10 of chapter 262 OF the Acts OF 1873
by Mr.. Gibson: For the relief OF James
G.. Field.
BY Mr.. Weaver: To provide for the cor
rection of a certain erroneous assess
ment of lot and taxes in the town OF
Emporia, in Greensville county.
BY Mr. Fentress: To encourage the en-
ployment of professionally trained teach
ers I'm the public schools Of the State,
and to provide for issuing license to teach
therein to graduates Of certain State nor
NAL schools The bill provides for the
issuing Of licenses to graduates OF the
State Female Normal School, 10 gradu-
ates Of the State Male Normal School in
connection with the College OF William
and Mary. and to Virginia Peabody Nor
NAL College.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-25
tn Prosecute the Wanderers.

Mr. H. NJ. Smith. Jr.. and Mr.. Samuel
storm left the city last night for Louis
Mir smith has been retained by the sir
Moses Montefore Congregation to assist
i'm the prosecution Of the four murderers
mar Tucker was murdered in July of 1892.
uis m,irderers we're tracked to Norfolk,
Va. and their arrest is a forcible iiiustra-
ton of the maxim Murder will out.
,rucker was a Jewish peddler who had
many friends here and in Baltimore. They
propose to bring his remains here and give
them a decent interment. The Sir Moses
Montetore Congregation mas taken deep
,r,eras, ,n this matter. and their president
Mr.. stern. accompanies Mr.. Smith 10 the
trial.
After the trial the. remains VIII De
brought here and buried in the cemetery
OF the congregation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-25
The Memorial Bazaar.

The ladies who had charge OF the Memo
rial Bazaar, which was held In this city
last spring, met yesterday at the Y. NJ e.
A. building. The report Of the collections
since the last meeting was read, ana
showed that s7S6.T has been collected; in
tcrcst on deposits. SS9O.94, thus making
the gross receipts OF the bazaar sD,Sl545.
great deal OF important business was
transacted.
The register TO be placed in the museum
viii be at the y. NJ. G. a. for three days
30 receive the signatures or the workers
I'm the bazaar. 1t Will be in charge of Mrs.
\. " Randolph, Mrs. David Lynch, and
Miss Ellyson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-25
tn Conservative Investors.

The United Banking and Building Com
,onv 81 east Main street offers for sale
= limited number OF the shares OF It's cap
ttal stock, fully paid and worcestershire,
AZ $50 per share. The company pays on
the cost OF this stock cash dividend OF
per cent. per annum. payable semi-annu-
~ each year. The stock further psrtici-
nates In the profits OF the business, and Is
redeemed by the company at ITS maturity
(Which is estimated 10 be about eighty
four months) al SlOO per share. regardless
:, the cash interest already paid the hold
er thereof This company Is a well-man-
ared institution, and We commend It's
shares 10 the investing public.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-25
Henriro News.

Judge Wexford presided over the Hen
rico Circuit Court yesterday. Several UNI
important DEGREES were rendered.
Yesterday morning Constable Camp ar
rested three negroes in Fulton and lodged
them IN the county jail-John Brown
and sam. Davis, charged with perjury.
and Robert Reed whom several ladies
charge with having insulted them on the
street
Mr.. George Jordan. who lives al Seven
Pines. had a valuable horse injured at
that place several days ago. The animal
ran into a car of the Seven Pines road
and was badly crippled.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-25
A Paying Institution.

II IS indeed gratifying 20 note the pros
perity OF a home institution. and . case
now directly IN point is that OF the l.ie
Insurance Company Of Virginia. Ihey
have lust issued their twenty-fourth an
nual statement, which shows most ex-
cellent results. Their gross income in lss5
was SJs7. 0SS.sl. The statement as publish
ed in this paper IS interesting ana Wen
worth the reading. The Life Insurance
Company Of Virginia endeaIed itself 10
many during the recent financial strin-
gency by cashing checks for almost all
corners. and thereby doing much 20 keep
the business OF Richmond moving.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-25
A Game of Freeze Ont.

Pedestrians who ambled about the
streets yesterday without wraps. and
bore upon their physiosnomies bland
smiles at the appearance of approaching
spring-like weather, had better take warn
ing while it is yet time and wrap them
selves up snugly. The following telegram
will bear me out in this bit Of advice:
Washington. ID. c., Jan. "a, 1894.
II. A. Dunlop, Secretary
Chamber of Commerce, Richmond. Va:
Probably the most severe cold wave of
the season-twenty TO forty degrees
Thursday night. Use your station force
to distribute this information promptly.
and telegraph to neighboring towns.
(Signed) HARRINGTON.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-25

Governor O'Ferrall has received n let
ter from Mrs. f. Gluck Mahle inquir-
ing about her uncle. George Gluck, who,
II Ia reported. died possessed of certain
real and personal property. and it was
reported at the time of his death that
he left no heirs. Any information Will
be thankfully received BY Mrs. Mahie.
who lives at No. 80 Nassau street,
Rochester. n. Y,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-25
Sunreme Court OF Appeals.

Virginia Land Company against Haup.
Argued by Judge William Gordon Robert
son for appellant, and Major >. Grimm
for appellee.
Randolph and others against the Shelter-
ing Arms Hospital. Appeal allowed ana
siipersedeas awarded to a decree OF the
thancerv Court OF the city of Richmond,
pronounced December 1G, 1898.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-25
Paxton, Smith. Richardson. Tomney. Mas

L,aSton, Smith. Richardson Tomney. Mas
Sic. and Stokes.
Committee on Asylums and Prisons
Messrs. Jones fchairman). Thompson OF
Dinwlddle Rlakemore. Withrow. Edmond
son, Shelley Pretlow. Speck. Graft.
Brooklng. PrIddy. Binford. and Coleman.
The law-makers will start at o'clock
Tor Farmviue over the Petersburg rail-
road. and from there they will visit the
Agricultural and Mechanical schoo! at
Blacksburg and the insane asylum at
Marion. They will return probably next
sunday morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-25
Entertained nj the c NIB.

Judge Nicol. of Prince William; Colo
mel Boykin. OF Isle of Wight; Colonel
Cooke. of Norfolk; Mr.. Hathaway, of Lam
caster Mr.. Ryan. Of Loudoun, and a
number OF other members Of the Legis-
lature. yesterday accepted an invitation
from the Wcstmoreland and Common
wealth Clubs. and visited the two fash
ionable buildings.
1t goes without saying that they were
entertained I'm the best possible manner
by the members Of the two organiza-
lions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-25
TOUR or INFECTION.
Twelve Senators and 1wenfy-siS Delegates
TO Ienvs for he Southwest TODAY.

The Senate Committee on Public Insti-
tutions and the two House Committees
on Schools and Colleges and on Asyluns
and Prisons will start on their tour or
inspection through the southwestern part
OF the State this morning. In the absence
OF Senator Lovenstein. the chairman, who
Is confined 10 his home by sickness. Sena-
tor Stubs will have charge OF the Sen
ate committee. The following senators.
who are members OF the committee. are
expected 10 go:
Messrs. Stubs. Echols. Green. Southall.
Watson. Watts. Morris, Miller. NJ. III.
Barnes. Buchanan. Herbert. and LeCato'
From the House OF Delegates the fol-
lowing members will participate In the
trip:
Committee on Schools and Colleges
Messrs. Campbell (chairman), Fentress'
Thomas, Men. Nelson, Harris. barnsm'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-25
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-25
City Circuit Court.

SHIT was Instituted i'm the City Circuit
Court yesterday by Mamie ID. l.. Patrick
against c. +. Patrick Jane Sntherlln
1executrix OF W. +. Sutheriin. deceased
and Laura 4. Patrick for 5000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-25
Stop That! Stop That!'

terrible cough with DR.. Davids Cough
syrup of Pine Tar, Horehound, ana VIVA
Cherry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-25
Are You Nervous,

Ara YOU ali tired out. do you have that
tirei feeling or sick heada The? You can
;,e relieved of all these symptoms by
taking Hoods Sarsaparilla. which gives
nerve and bodily strength
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-25

Since last March julius Meyer & Sons.
OF this city, have been conducting a big
dry gtoda store In Petersburg, but we
learn that the store has been closed and
all the goods are being shipped to Rich
mond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-25
Cru.che., Trusse., and Braces.

All STYLES and prices at
OWENS & MINOR DRUG CO.'S.
Richmond, Va.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-03-18

sprung open do not use IL in the usual manner.
for If you do sure will you lose the corners of
the nut. The best plan is 10 use the front of the
jaws. with the back part Of the wrench turned
in a direct line away from the nut. The jaws
will then tit both fats OF the nut, no matter how
much pressure is put on; in fact some mechab-
les never use a shifting wrench any other way,
believing that II saves the corners OF The nut.
Paris Cycle remarks in its last number: ION
Tuesd3y we noticed a new lady cyclist out
training on the Terront track. She wore =
black cloth ZouaVe, over white chemisette,
with black velvet collar, full knckerbOckers,
black SILK stockings, vanished shoes, an eye
glass and n flower IN her buttOnhOle. Her cap
was black velvet. she rode all afternoon and
was much admired" No wonder Tim thinks
OF going TO Paris to race.
\ safety which is claimed to be specially suit
able for One-legged cyclists is the latest nov
city. Ii is being introduced by a MIR. l.. A..
Nestwick OF Mansfield. The special feature OF
the machine lies in The fact that IL may be pro-
PEELED either entirely by the hand or In con
junction with the pedal driving Instead OF the
usual hande-bar this is bent round so far as TO
run the TWO handles into one. The handle has
an up-and-down motion. which. by means OF
cranks causes a t0oIhed wheel nxed about half
way between the handle. bar aud the axle of the
front wheel TO revolve. The front wheel is con-
sequeutly driven by means OF a chain running
round the above-m entioned toothed wheel and
one liked on the hub of the front wheel similar
TO that on the hind wheel OF the usual safety
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-03-18
FOOTBALL.
Quarterback Wallis Opinion of the
Association Game.

Favored with good weather, the association
footballers will Inangurate the second round of
their scheduled games at the fair recreation
grounds to-day, when the Thlstles ana Fort
Mason army team Will meet TO play of The post
pOned tie of last Sunday.
The grounds are now IL excellent condition,
and as The army team is ambitious TO gain a
victory from the hardy Scots fast exciting
aud hard-fought game is in store Tor those VINO
witness the contest.
The teams will line up at 2 O'Clock sharp, and
viii be the same as was published in last Sun
days CALL except that IL is rumored that the
soldier boys have captured new player, who
will considerably strengthen their aggregation.
The Thistles Will have the services of that
reliable and expert dribbler, Alexander Strong.
WHO played for them last season, and who Will
partner Davie Ferguson on the left wing OF the
Scotch team. This will prove hard pair OF
dribbiers TO beat, as both players are up TO all
the tricks of the game.
With Hutchinson, Waters and Purvis the
Thistles will have a strong forward combina-
ton, while their back defense OF Pollock. Chal-
mers, Tierney and reynolds will be a hard
quartet TO beat
The Thistles are leading in the championship
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-03-18

abouts OF the COrbett-Jackson contest as there
was about the affair at Jacksonville. Some
how other there Is a Well-grounded notion
that neither COrbeIt or Jackson cares very
much whether the contes: takes place or not.
Corbett IS very well fixed financially and JACK
son is far from being what be used 10 be. Ihese
two facts are sure 10 make each man 10 ieat
extent Indifferent about the contest par leu
larry when they are making money on the
strength of their being matched.
Nobody has had the least idea as to Wnere
the encounter win take place, If Ii axes place
at all. The Governor of very State IN the
country has declared against permitting the
fight, and this is sure To cause trouble and un-
certainty in finding place. Where the law IS
A0t stringent enough 10 stop nights, new laws
VIII be passed, so that we have almost seen TIE
last of public prlZe-ights Tor very long time
10 come. II COrbett and jackson are driven
from this country 10 England 10 bring on
their battle. depend upon IL there VIII be d
tremendous howl in England. and the chances
are against their being PERMITTED 10 light there.
In that event they might have their argument
out iU France or Belgium. the same as Sullivan
and Mitchell, Kiraln and Smith, and others.
But do not lei any OF CorbettS friends lose
their temper when lt is said that he would never
hear OF an arrangement OF this klno.
"CorDett. according 10 himself, Will soon be
among the Britlshers He will be well treated
and honored as the champion OF this great
country and as the best boxer this world has
known. When lie gets there he VIII md many
influential people 10 aid him in finding place
at which 10 meet Jackson. and IL Is possible
that an arrangement of some kind may be made
10 have the contest take place thsre-
"In the meantime jackson Is obtaining
Doctors certificate 10 prove how strong he is
and how hard he can hit Poor unfortunate
John J.. sullivan obtained the same kind OF
passport and IL didn't amount TO Shucks when
Corbett appeared in front OF him. The history
of prize fighting shows that doctors can tell us
very little indeed about the abilities o. the
principals by The AID of their science"
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-03-18

ing liberal patrons OF the Snort. Indeed, this is
the very aog which is said to be fed on choice
cuts CT bu cher's meat, while the miners chill
dren starve. Rabbit -cOursing "a gruesome thing
TO call sp0TD and dOg-racng are equally pat
roniZed, the larger whippets being used for the
rabbit chasing. The casual observer might
pet with a small greyhound.
AT present there is no limit as to weight. In
Mondays racing there were engaged dogs
weighing from eight and hiee-quaTter pounds
10 inlfty-elght pounds, which represents toll
era0iy wide margin. But if whippet-racing
ever comes to be placed in the hands OF the
governing BODY some limit will have 10 be fixed
ana II IS toerably certain hat it should be In the
helghoorhood OF twenty pounds.
Inc scene previous TO The racing AT Eensal
rise was an Interesting one Indeed. On all
sides were TO be seen the little animals under
going various courses Of preparation Some
owners, clearly possessed OF serious misgiyines
as 10 the canacilies OF their dogs, were giving
them preliminary spins.
The dogs run Ito sight," the owners encour-
aging tnem by shaking handkerchiefs yigor-
ously. One ingenious person had provided him
self with stuffed rabbit scarcely up 10 Row
land Wards form as u work of taxideTmy)
wherewlth 10 give his dog extra encouraee-
mant.
The weighlng-in is a momentous thing. Dogs
are not necessarily handicapped according I0
weight, but IL has great deal 10 do with il
Things are cut as fine as possible, and more
than one owner expresses himself as having mo
objection 10 being allowed an ounce or two
above and beyond the regulation allowance
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-03-18

led by straps slim dogs that were Sreyhounds
in shape, and for the most part terriers i'm size,
and yet we're nominated neither one nor the
other. Sharp noSed ana slender OF limb these
ANIMALS suggested speed 10 The eye, and such
indeed is the purpose for which they are bred.
The occasion the first OF a series OF
whppet dog handieaps, 1.-The series being In
Tended 10 introduce the sport OF dogracing TO
the metropolis. The sport has Deen seen IN
London before, and so late as December last,
but this is the first attempt at organization.
whippet. as most people know, is racing
dog the offspring originally of a greyhound
ana a terrier. The cogn0scenu inform one that
the terrier half is what they call Manchester
terrier, but this information, though plentiful at
kensal Rise last Monday, required some sitting
before being accepted as the correct thing.
What struck one was the unanlmity with
which every owner OF a whippet declared the
animal possessed by every one else 10 be
nothing of the kind. ''Call that a whippet
Why. it's greyhoundp
According TO Rawdon Lee the whippet is
distinct cross between the greyhound aud any
kind of terrier, pure or crOsS-bred. The great
probability is that the slender Italian grey
hound is the animal bred from originally, the
terrier adding what there is OF robustness. and
much weight Is given 10 this by the fact that
the whppet Is frequently called the "Hitalian"
in the north of England.
Lancashire. YORKSHIRE aud Northumberland
are the counties where wbippet-raclng has
fourished for long time past The miners be-
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-03-18
THE WHEEL.
Getting Into Condition for the Great
RELAY Race.

The Reliance wheelmen opened the season
with their first club run 10 HaywaTds last Sun
day, In which sixty members participated.
Their tryOut for the big relay race will occur
Today, probably at the Oakland TrUtting Park.
There are twenty-five men IN training for il.
The Acme Club wheelmen will ride TO San
Leandro to-day, where thew will hold their try
out, and the Bay CiIys will make their selec-
tions somewhere in the vicinity OF San Mateo.
The Olympics VIII have tryout next Sunday.
II is said that the Garden City cyciers have
made their selections, some OF whom are Ed
wards Davis, Needham, DesimOre, Delmas,
Hubbard ana Alexander. The 1OOmile race
will certainly prove TO be the greatest event yet
known IN the history of bicycling on this coast,
and il is calculated that from $50 TO 300 wheel
men VIII participate IN the great event.
Charles ii. Luscomb, the newly elected presi-
dent OF the League of American Wheemen. Is
very popular In the East. The other victorious
candidates are: a. l.. Wilson, first vIce-preSl-
dent; George A. Perkins of Massachusetts,
second vlce-president and L. Nj. Brewster,
treasurer.
The winning OF the first prize in the twenty
five mile Dad race on Mashington'S birthday
by UlbTicht created so much dissatisfaction
among the varions clubs that the Associated
Cycling directors decided not TO assess The
clubs for the prize but TO pay for u out OF the
funds in the treasury. Most of the clubs CON
SideTed that Uibricht had DO right 10 take part
in the race, as they considered that he only
Joined The Bay City Nheelmen IN order TO enter
The race. lie also belongs 10 the Los Angeles
Athletic Club.
The next meeting OF the Associated Cycling
Clubs Will be held at the rooms OF the Bay City
Wbeelmen on thu evening OF March 81. AT this
time final arrangements Will be made for the
1O0-me club relay race which is 10 take place
on April g. Last year the AGNES won tile race
and they are considered 10 have good chance
this year.
When The jaws of wrench are strained or