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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-21
justice john CJuh.

Rosa Thomas (colored) was arraigned
in the Police Court yesterday on the
charge OF stealing several dresses from
Mrs. V. c. Loyal and Miss Flora Loyal.
valued at So. She admitted her CUNT
and was sent 10 the grand jury on Two
separate counts.
Betsey St. Clair (eolored) came back
to the bar OF justice yesterday morning
in the capacity Of both accuser ana
accused She was charged with assault
ing and beating Starkey BurroW anu,
in turn, charged Star&ey with cursing
and abusing her. The women were taxed
- and costs each.
James Jasper and Reuben Logan (col-
ored mem. who fought in the Third mar
ket during market hours, paid $500 and
costs each
William Giles (colored was taxed 81
ana costs for being disorderly In The
bar-roon of h. Thompson.
When the case Of Frank Binford (col-
ored), charged with assaulting and beat
ing Otway H. Lewis. was called, neither
later and were fined 81 each for falling
to respond on time. Lewis went 10 the
SeSond police-station last night with
Policeman wilkinson and swore out the
warrant against Binford and another
against Ed. Thompson. whom he charged
with having assaulted and struck him
With n sugar dish When he was called
on TO testify to-day he denied having
sworn out the warrants or that Bin
ford had beaten him. as charged The
I tvstice " issued n bench warrant charging
Ievls with perjury The trouble grew
out OF a difficulty which occurred be-
tween the men in Younger LOVING s
saloon Lewis jaw was swollen from
n blow struck by Biniord, but proteste1
that the swelling was due TO rheutiiall siil'
He was held for examination Tor TO
day on the charge Of giving false testi-
mOnV In both cases.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-21
MON UMESIIL UHCH.
A Vested Choir OF 80 Voices and Several
Impr rvements.

The vestry OF Monumental church' as
has been published, has inaugurateu
vested choir in that church. The orsaii
is to be moved from the gallery 90
placed on the right OF the chahGel' tn
chancel platform is 10 be eXiendeI anu
the choir seated on the right ana le.Sii
The choir is TO be a mixed one OIL tit ~ ~
picked voices, and it is safe 70 say ia
the music viii be OF a very hlSh VI
The work of moving the organ nus an
ready commenced, and the cohsre- 49, S,,Jrt
hope TO have il completed IN ~
time 1t Is rumored that some 81 ~,
other Episcopal churches are thilhll7, -
following the example of the MohlHe", 90 a.
Since the arrival OF Mr.. SucNury, - Wv. =
new rector or this church, the cons ~,
ton seems 10 be imbued with ne" ms
and ii is rapidly growing. -. 60
II has been determined by them 70
celebrate during the month oil DeeGIiio,'
the eightieth anniversary OF the coi.s.C'a
ton OF the church by appropriate SCI 49,
when some OF the most eminent SnIu-i.'.i y,
men Of the country will make addI -, /;
a brief history OF the church IL ~ -
form for the pocket, is now peihs p te
pared. ana will be gwen 10 every - 49, ~,
TO the church. The church Is 10 De MI.
open every day in the week for the DeHeH'
of visitors
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-21
Dietrich org O..
PRg,OS1L And GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Riohmonds clti
1sps and Other Mater.

DR.. D. J. Coleman and bride have re-
turned TO the city.
Mr.. f. Charles Hurt, Of clover Depot
is in the city on business.
F.dar NJ. h. McPh3il. Of Chicago. VIII
preach at Central Hall, on Fifth street
tonight at 1870 o'clock.
4 little daughter Of Mr. Wilson Brack--
EFT was run over by buggy on b f''t,,.
street Monday afternoon and painfully
hurt. 90.
Rev. J. r. Sturgis will preach at 81.
lanes Methodist church, corner twenty
ninth and Marshall streets, tonight at
o'clock
Mr. +. G.. Barlow. manager for Virginia,
North Carolina. Maryland and Delaware
COR the Woodman or the w OrIu' Oe"0
fetal order, is in the city.
Motorman McLain, who had his nip
dislocated Sunday as the result OF pe.ns
thrown from his car in whipping noise
from the track, is reported 10 De se'''HS
along nicely.
Mrs Thomas f. Davis, of 900 north
Seventeenth street, has iett for N tUIiIl
Carolina. accompanied by her sister MISS
Cora Nunnally, to attend the marriage oil
her cousin.
William Kennedy and Charles hamp-
ton, the two men who were INJURED III 49,, an
accident at the gas works MONDAY Mtte
both getting alCng nicely yesterday. IHelr
injuries are not serious.
The Southside Social and Pleasure Cluo
gave a ball at Monticello Hall last nlshi;
The occasion was a pleasant one 10 an
present, and the proceeds Will De ue-
voted TO worthy cause
The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Virginia Agricultural ana Me
chanical Society will be held in the as
sembIy room Of the Chamber OF COM
merce at noon next TUESDAY
The alarm OF fire from BOX - al 10
O'Clock Yesterday afternoon was caused Dy
the burning of the roof OF mousse No. ~
west Leigh street, caused from SPARKS
from the chimney. Damage slight
tticer Luther -. Saunuers. OF the flrst
district police, is critically Ill at his nome
ON Church-Hill avenue For some Time
he has been suffering from a coilpllCd-
ton of diseases. lie had two hemorrhases
early yesterday morning.
DR.. Leslie G. Brock. who has been resi-
dent physician 10 the Retreat lot lhe
Sick FOR some time, left last hlbut Ioi
West Virginia, where h. VIII MI lucia-
tive position as physician 10 a ulhlhs
company. DR. Brock while at the hetIeal
made many friends. and II is with Huch
regret that they part with nun.
General Edgar Allan came to llchnohd
from Washington yesterday. In reply 10
a question, he said that the cohtes =
in this state by the Republicans "0ulu
be based on the unconstituuonaHty Oh the
Walton law In this district, and upon lne
face of the returns in the fouTth' oiAIi
and Tenth districts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-21

The stockholders of the Farmville and
Powhatan Railroad Company held a
meeting at the office of the COMPANY
Yesterday afternoon At O'clock Among
other business considered was the rec ,uf
vote Of the citizens OF Prince Edward
County, including Farmville, on thu ques-
ton OF subscribing a specified proportion
of the stock necessary to extend the
road 20 Hampden-Sdney from Farm
Vile a distance of seven miles. In view
OF CERTAIN Irregularities In the vote the
company deem II necessary 10 post
pone definite action in the matter
unIil another vote was taken. This Will
probably be done I'm the near future. The
vote in the town of karmville II Will
be remembered was Overwhelmingly in
favor IF the extension. while that Of the
county OF Prince Edward was majority
for such an extension.
The law requires that the vote shall
he endorsed so as 10 ascertain the num-
her of free holders. Many of these bal
lots however, were not endorsed, and
hence the company would not accept
a subscription, as the bonds might be
The company has advices that the ciu-
ems OF the county will apply 10 the
o,,r, FOR a new election. IL is very evil
ant that the people OF Prime Edward
u deternined TO have the line extended.
go 10 remove all technical al rerenees
anta gonizing such a movement.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-21

The Deep Run Hunt Club will have a
barbecue to-day at their kennels. on the
Staple Mill road. at ! p. NJ. All the
farmers and tenants over whose lands
H. cIuh has been riding are invited 10
he present. and the members have been
notified to attend. After lunch the usual
wednesday run will take place from the
kennels, at =. NJ. and all who are pres
emf are cordially invited to participate.
At a meeting OF the board 81 COVER
nors held last night the following gen
tlemen were elected members. Messrs +.
W. Scott. Jr., Frank NJ Woon, Jonn
Branch. T. n. Christian. Alien f. Don
nan and William C. Schmidt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-21
Law ana Equity Court.

In the Law and Equity Court. DeIIIe e
Judge Minor yesterday. verdict LOT 'n nf
defendant was rendered In the ,G,-ar9. S
y. +. Winston. receiver, against "@'''"9
Reid II Obins. .,t,st
The case Of Carrie Schoenberger as"''''
Endland MCLAUGHLIN was dismissed. I'm,
The following new suits were lhs''N
ted: re,
George s. Sartin against the Home In M
Insurance Company, OF New YORK D"'"
ages, 500. 20
Samuel Davidor against s. Wolf * o.
Damages. 81 .Ol0.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-21
.I1Nki BUBy DEFENDS HIMSELF.
Says Riordau Drank Twenty-seven Bottles
If Ale BE ore Boxing at Night.

BOSTON. Nov. 2O.-"The death of Con
Riordan was very sad and unfortunate
thing" said Fitzsimmons last eNenlns'
but my conscience is clear in ths mat
ter. Riordan was a very heavy uIlhhtr
and WAS in a very weak condltoh, al
though none OF us knew II. lie was
large man, and boxing was MS business,
but after we had SPARED twenty SECONDS
no would want to return to his corner.
l complained about this. for the audience
were not satisfied, and he promised me
that he would go into training ana 81
all right so that he could spar Two iuIl
rounds This he didn't do, but / didn |
go around with him at all and did not
know his true condition. BARTENDER
i'm one of the hotels counted up the other
day and found that Riordan drank TWEEN
ty-seven bottles Of ale before SHOWING
at night.
"Riordan would walk on the stage as
straight as l. can, and one cOuld hdruly
tell his condition. ! hit him lghtly WIN
the back OF my glove and he fen tOr-
ward on his face. / thought nothing IuI-
ther of it and finished my exhibition WIN
Joe Dunfee. In this ! got a punch
which sent me down, but being all rishI
il had no other effect. IL
"Riordan's body will be shipped 10 ms
brother in Frisco and | do not antici-
pate any serious outcome OF the diaH
so far as | am concerned.
II do not think | will have sparrlhs
partner after this, but VIII give tAl,i"i
lions of bag punching and training
think il is as satisfactory 10 the sie"'ei
portion Of the audience
coRBrrr's GENEROUS OFFER TO "fI1z."
CHICAGO Nov. U.-Corbett telegraph
ed Fitzsimmons last night 0Iierins
Long Bob" financial aid If needed In MS
present trouble and giving the Austria
iian permission TO draw down ana use
half of his forfeit money. the amount lLt
TO be refunded when Fitzsimmons Is Tree
from, lapal cOmDliCatlO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-21
Relief ofthe Poor

The subcommittee OF the Committee on
Relief of the Poor. appointed 10 cons.-er
tho ACCESSIBILITY of removing the colo.sd
poorho use 10 site In the rear of the
white aims house, met yesterday afternoon
at 2:30 O'Clock at The colored H., tuition:
The building was thoroughly inspected
and found 10 be In good condition.
When subsequently the full committee
me the subcommittee stat that they
were rot yet pr ed to make rc.p:g
ored poorhouse.
The rules of the almshouse were chang d
40 as 20 allow the first assistant FupeT.r-
tendent TO take his meals at his home
the superintendent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-21
ooaBrr1's GENEROUS OFFER TO "fI1z'
IHL U'6iLL FAIH.
s.versl a Awards NJ ade tn the ""ma 'on
te.ts-Ihe Programme To- lghi'


The McGn Union Fair. at the Rich
mond Theatre, was again crowded OF,
last evening. ST Fatrlch ; behelicl"i a ainl
Social Society attended IL body. After
heartily partakins OF refreshments they
presented their spiritual director Ncs.
rather Donanoe, with handsome olSA
and enamelied gold cross ana Ioh'.
fatLer DOnahOe acctpteu the si'9 III q
few well-chosen words. ,-... ,,.,...
The contests closing last evening were
very exciting. The silver pitcher 10 INC
most popular young lady was voted 10
Miss Mamie Brannan, who received 40
votes. I'll, ,,,a
Miss Geloni was presented with hand
fne handsome set of photographs pre-
scented by Foster * Co. was Foteu 10 C'lls9
Fanny T8iiey.
The gold-headed cane for the most
popular doctor was voted TO Or. kuyh'
VINO received 20i votes.
The diamond ring on the Sacred Heart
table was won by Miss Teresa houster'
who received 276 l-2 votes.
The last and most exciting contest OF
the evening was the pony and pheaton
for the NEST popular boy. The turnout
was won by Louis l.. Schleiser, son OF
Mr.. George Schieiser, who received Lon
votes.
gro-night, the closing night of the fair.
promises TO have the most exciting con-
tests Of any evening during the fair.
The handsome banner Will be voted 10
the most popular society. The following
societies are In the race TO win: The
Ancient Oroer of Eibernia~s, ST. Mary 5
Social and Beneficial Society, the Italian
| Beneficial Society The voting on the
banner will close at II +. NJ.
The gold pyx, 10 be voted between Revs.
| Fathers w. A. McKeefrey, of Norfolk,
| and Father Carne. OF the Sacred Heart
| church will close at 1890 +. VI. tonight
The torch 10 the most popular engineer
will close at IL L. VI. The candidates are
| as follows: Il. y. Durvin. Richmond and
| Danvlle railroad: X. G.. Horton. Ale
! ghany railroad; Pat. Taylor. Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad; John Callahan. Allan
| tic Coast Line railroad.
| The handsome diamond ring. TO be voted
| the most popular city official, will be
| quite a lively contest. The vote last
| night stood as follows: c. II. Epps. So
f. W. CUNNINGHAM lS3: c. IL Philiips
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-21
IHEY arr an SAFE,
G. NJ. Cuaghy and Family Escape the
Earthquake.

In the recent earthquake N Messna
the United States Consulate and Consul
Charles NJ. Cuaghys private residence
were wrecked and made untanantable.
The consul and family were forced TO
take refuge in a 'teamer and had not
returned TO shore when last heard from.
Mr.. Cuaghy Is nati3e or Baltimore,
and a son-in-law of Mr.. John Nj. HiS-
gins, of this city. He left with his fam
lily for Messina about Il year ago and
has been living there ever since.
On Monday MIR. Higgins cabled his som
in-law and yesterday he received an an
swer from Mr.. Cuaghy stating that he
and his family were we'll and had escaped
the earthquake without injury.
Consul CUaGhy has made a reputa-
ton for himself since his appointment.
by showing up the adulteration Of oils
I'm Sicily. His reports nave been trans
lated In several languages and the Eng
lish Government has highly complimented
them. Secretary Gresham is also much
pleased with Mr.. Cuaghys work
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-21
MEETINGS AND EVENTS THIS DATE.

Schiller Lodge. l. O. -. e. schiller Han
Pocahortas Tribe. /. q. Il. NJ Powers
Good-Wrl Ccurcn Jr. o. L. \. NJ, Druids'
Pnii' Kearney Post. G.. a. r., Eagle
Hall. r.,-4. con
stonewaii Camp. Fraternal Legion, Jr'
o. L. A. NJ. Hall. s-.,.,,.
Mt Erin Beneficial and Social society D
Powhatan Hall. ,,.,,.,
virginia Lodge SeXennial League Dru'uS
Hall .,.
Company a." First Regiment. armory
Ancient order Of Hibernians, Lee camp
Hall. IN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-21
prnnertY rims or.

Richmond: w. 4. Parsons 70 Mrs. 4. 5.
Grant. wife OF J. ~. Grant, IS feet south
east corner Franklin and Twenty
streets S2.AO.
Henrico Peter Jonathan TO Georgia
Hubbard. 81 feet on FUlton street near
wool and r. f. Harrison, trustees. to the
Savings Bank OF Richmond. go feet north
east corner Leigh street and Spots"OOd
avenue. west side OF Leigh. $3.50, George
r., wife OF Frank +. Hess. or 10 the
survivor 10 acres on south side stage
road from Richmond to WILLIAMSBURG
x-na
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-21

q; j. J. Crutchneld. II; Il. M;,tn 7: john
Poe. Jr., 5. hs,veen the
churches and chapels, wh ilo,,owIng are
evening at 10 o'clock. Tne ca,hedraI
Sacred Heart church. st: Joseph yc nus ~
Petersburg; 81. Patrick,s c hurcbh' ~.
Mary's church. st. Joseph en- Visitation.
tie Sisters of the Poor sister saSen,v'
The four T't tons o. coal to be voted between
the Little sisters OF the Poor Ep I,,li IA
Home ard Male orphan Asylum O'clock
voted on Thursday night al o,es,s NJ
Tonight will close all the III oy,IcIes
the fair. On tomorrow night al. ai,.io
left from the fair will be sold az auc'io ".
for what they will bring. resaru'eSS Vi
cost or value
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-21

Samuel Allen (colored, charged with
stealing a lot OF carpenter tools from
another colored man. named Johnson,
was tried in the County Court yesterday
evening. The jury found the prisoner
guilty and fixed his punishment az thir-
ty days in the county JAIL with fine OF
$40
I'pon motion Of Aliens counsel the
Judge set the verdict aside and released
the prisoner. upon the ground that the
verdict was contrary 10 the law and evil
dapca In the case
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-21
Healing Of the Chess Club.

ON Friday. November z3d. the Chess
club will hold "A meeting at It's club
rooms over 6IS east Bread street, a. \
p NJ for very important business and
ele.,tion OF officers. Every member
shculd attend Now, that the club has
such comfortable quarters, open every
10 welcome all other chess players Of
the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-21
NOVkAEFE Brides
Miss Hughes the wife OF Mr. no. "'""-
Mr.. xtumpfa aud uiss Halbie'b

Park-Place Methodist church was tne
scene Of pretty wedding yeSt;ss Mary
ternoon at o'clock, wheh s'S1 Wi
G. Hughes became the wife OF MI, W
lie Fletcher Harwood. PINK chrysai't ne
NUNS formed the decorations, Vi t,e
church. presenting beautliu, r.,otires
Quite a large number OF the o,,nIa ,vit.
and friends of the contracting coupie W..
messed the ceremony. wni9h waS yopnr
formed by the Rev. DR.. ". 80 .ouns'
The ushers were Messrs. Robert ~, piob'
James Stone, Ashton Harwooa am IT,. Ia
ard Moncure. Misses jamie !slshes anu tha
Birdie Hafwood entered In front VI elie
bride. They wore white organize dres ISs
and carried pink chrysantheiIu'',sr. g., &c
her uncle. MIR. S. B. Hughes. She was
attired in a handsome tailor-niaue SUI. -, VI
brown covert cloth. At the altar she was
Mr.. and Mrs. Harwood left at 4:i5
o'clock via West Point for baltimore,
PHILADELPHIA. New York and other points
of interest on their return they VIII
visit MIR. Harwood's parents III Charies
City. .,,,. ,o,
The groom is a popular travelling sales sales,
man for Moses Millhiser & Co. HIS orids
is the daughter of Mrs q. q; Hughes, OF
No. Sll east Grace street a ana Is So"''e
lady Of many attractive quaitles. -.
Among those from distance VINO "a; H.
tended the wedding were MISS NONE
Shepherd, OF Columbia; Miss \. " aIrII
Miss Ivy Burnley, Miss Lucy Lilr'
Of Louisa county. and Mr.. and Mrs. I
Harwood, of Charles city, parents OF t"e
groom.
Stumpf-Iialbi eb.
Mr.. Adam Stumpf and Miss Kate
Halbeib were married yesterday morn
ing at S o'clock at ST. Marys church.
The ceremony was performed by tne
Rev. Father Gregory, o. S. Il. PROFESSOR
Charles +. Mutter presided at the organ
RriuPr- esk
Last night at O'Clock in Fairmont
Methodist crurcn, Mr.. J. Samuel Brauer
"A resident Of Henrco county, ana
brother of the County Treasure tir w.
H. Brauer, was marri ID TO MISS Ahe!Ia
Teske by Rev. DR. Johnson.
number Of friends and relatives WIZ
messed the ceremony. and gave their 0est
wishes to the happy couple. Atter me
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Brauer lett TOT
southern tour.
Dritrich-Noeg
st. Johns German Lutheran church
was the scene of pretty Wedding ldSI
night, when Mr.. John 4. Deitrich was
married 10 Miss Fannie Noecler by heN.
Paul l.. Mcneil The bride and groom are
residents OF Henrco county. AFTER me
ceremony, a reception was rendered the
couple al the brides residence Whefe
they received the best wishes oil large
circle Of friends.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-21
nmmnfrd the Sentenre.

The sentences OF G.. ". McClananan
and Shade McClar ahan. father ana s9u,
who We're sent 20 the penitenuaty le
one year each 10y the county court va
Buchanan in last August. were NesleI
day commuted TO four months by the
Governor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-21
"Femories of Yorktown"

The annual address before the Society
for Historical and Geographical study,
OF Richmond College. Will be delivered IN
the public hall ar the College next Friday
evening at S:l5 o'clock by the Hon; Lyon
= Tvier president OF William and Mary
College. His subject will be Memories
of Yorktown" The public are Invited
TO attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-21

BUDAPEST, Nov. 2O.-The continuance
ardlzcd. owing to it's tolerance of the agi-
tation Of the extreme left in behalf OF
Kossuth son. II 1t feared that Emperor
Francis Joseph will not sanction the
ecclesiastical laws, seeing that the minis
nv Is doing nothing to repress Kossuth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-21

a, tho Pure Food Exposition very In
terestIng series Of lectures on the pre2,,
afaI.on ana cooking OF food. by special
invifotion delivered lecture yesterday
afternoon In the ampitheatre OF the VT,
eInia icspifai. o. Preparation OF Food
for Tho Sick -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-21

An alarm OF fire. was turned in this
r,nrning 2.25 o'clock. The blaze
nv i',1, ,oai's ., 10 In the residence OF Mr..
- = p, shield. No. lis east Main street.
The fire caught from the Latro6e stove
AMI the mantle was sllghtiy ddnassu
Spouse and soon put out the fire.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-21
Grove Arenue Bap.lst ohurch.

The series OF meetings at the Grove,
Avenue Baptist church are being wen
attended. ard much interest is beiIb
manifested. Rev Or. Hiden. the pasto.'
is conducting the meetings. and Mr.; Jen,
leader OF the singing. Or Hiden preached
with great power and earnestness Iast
night. The meetings VIII continue
throughout the week, with the exception
OF Saturday night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-21
Labor Rioters Indicted.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 2O.-The grand
iury has brought in six indictments In
blank for offences growing out or the
recent labor troubles on the leVee. Ihlee
for assault with intent to Kill, two
for shooting with intent to murder, and
one for assault with dangerous weapon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-21
Truck and Trolley car Col lie.

NEWARK, y. 7 Nov N-While Truck
No was al swering 4 hurried call to-day
II cOnided with a trolley ear on Orange
FIfue Five firemeu were thrown 10 tie
ground. Three are believed to be fatally
Injured and were taken to me city nos
pital The other two are seriously IN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-21

"Who faiuteth here Ina the MARI. forlorn,
While men stand ,haneriug by
Go ask his trade "A poet born.
with a song In his flashing eye"
.VVhat hath he 90 sell-codl. cotton. or
corn"
Fair thoughts Then LEI hip die.
Grant Allen. IN The Academy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-21

equal To 81 per head, In addition 10 the
ann due from the regular FUND. The
ave lucky commands are. Battery n,
Howtzers; Companies a and Il, Blues Bat
tahon; Battery e. Grimes battery;
Troop IL, Surry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-21
20 go 20 Dan,ille.

Governor Charles r. OFerran and stan
will leave for Dauylle today at l. ~
O'Clock 20 attend the -d1ing ~ colonel
q. W. Dudley 10 Mss Estes when
will take place tonight
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-21

A model has recently been made 20
illustrate the currents OF the Atlantic
The water Is blown out OF various np1-
Zlos representing the mean direction OF
The permanent winds. The movement OF
the water is made percepib.e by "A dust
sprLkled over its surface.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-21

EDINBURG. Nov. 20.-The scotch press
attTibutes the defeat of the Liberal parlia-
mentary candidate for FOrfarshire largely
to the Governments restrictions upon
Canadian cattle, which are unpopular III
Scotland
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-21
Food for the Sick.

Miss Willis. Of the Baltimore Cooking
school. assisted by Miss Wiley VINO nav
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-21
iifrrX 30 I'd.

The Military Board has decided 10 s,ye
10 100 per per cent. On inspection an amount