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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-08

bos,elrv gr.veIv announced that cou-
pie OF gentlemen from the "es' 80
downstairs and wished 10 see vi 60
dish on pressing business' s,nnnseJ
lish hurried down to meet nh saad nta
clients. He was skllfuliy steereu ni'o
and there. TO his intense as'UIilsni,'oa,''
he beheld company OF Els i.,enuS , a.
sembled around a table SET NIL 10 ~ -,
ana silver and the attendaht p,oat iie vas vas,
too much for the ris!DiiilleS, "a une
gathering. which yielded itseii 10 un-
restrained laughter and after MI DalIu-
hsh had got his bearings, so 10 spe ea,
all present sat down TO the U.s. uSs.piI
OF the excellent menu prepared Dy tne
chef OF the st. George. odpge! Tti,
the flow Of reason was III oIier. ms
part OF the programme was anPiy at
aended TO- Although no pS M no va
made OF the speeches. those VINO neard
them say that the efforts OF clSero anu
Demosthenes were put completely IN the
SHADE: though mot quite so ClasslGal.
they were heap more Interesting. re
sponseS were made by Messrs, Candush
and johnson. thanking their friends for
their warm kindness and appreciation.
Mr.. Johnson has had an active business
experience extending over more tn1h
eight years. In 1886 he entered the bank
ing and brokerage firm of James Walsh
4 Son, No. Wall street NeW ioIk'
where he held a trustworthy and re,
sponsible position for six years. In lsJz
he resigned to accept the position OF
assistant manager Of the Specie Depart
ment in the house OF Worden q Fen
shave. No. Q Wall street. continuing
there until tho firms dissolution Of
partnership. He was engaged by the
institute the fail Of 1893. and soon became
one Of Professor Hooper's most trusted
assistants. He and Mr.. Candlish' VINO
has just resigned a fine position in this
city. have embar ked in business at NO
dlN Bedford avenue. under the frm
namn Of iannlieh & InhnSOn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-08
GYMNISI fLHIBfTlON.
a Large Crowd az the Y. ~. {. A. Hall To
seethr Fret OF the season.

The first gymnasium exhibition or TINS
season was held in the hall OF the louhS
Mems Christian Association last night AT
S15 o'clock, and the gallery and the seats
down stairs were full OF representative
people. The performance was hlShly en-
ter,aining and proved one OF Tie most
successful exhibitions ever held IN the
gymnasium.
The junior class, numbering about sew
enty-five, opened the programme. giving
their wand drill and fancy marching. Au-
brey Kelley, a hfteen-year-old uoS' pre-
sided at the piano during the eEtlIe
evening giving sketches from operas
and popular songs, marches and waltzes
appropriate to each act. The class WoIh
by the juniors and also the young men
was extremely interesting.
The horizontal bar work done oy
Messrs. \. 5. Thompson. G. d. W est
man. W. Il. Davis and Anton Schatzel'
and the tumbling by Messrs. KinderVaIer'
Payne Morrissett Chesterman ana feI .
cy Finney was pronounced the best ever
done in this city. Cheer after cheer greet
ell the different attractions. ana every
one retired from the building fuzzy satis
fled with the evenings pleasure ana III
struction.
The Ladies' Gymnasium Class was out
IN large numbers. and occupied seats
reserved especially for them. They seem
ed TO enjoy the exhibition above an
others, and were kept busy explaining
TO their husbands or friends the why's
ana wherefores Of each exercise.
1t Is the purpose Of the association
10 give monthly exhibition Tickets
VIII be distributed TO the different rae
tories, wholesale houses and trades OF
the city
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-08
MN. 4. IA. CANDLISH.
How He was Acresabl, Su rprised q Few
Days Ago I'm BROOKLYN.

The following extract from the Brook
Ign Tribune of December % gives an
account OF a gentleman very popular in
Richmond:
With the beginning Of ihe present
month the Brooklyn Instit lie loses the
services of Edward r. Johnson, one of
its most valued workers Mr.. Johnson
leaves 10 enter into partnership with
Alexander II. Can1lish in the real estate
and insurance business uptown. All his
friends wish him success in his new
venture. but the loss TO the office force
OF the Institute is one which 1t will be
hard to nil.
or Friday evening. about 10 o'clock,
Mr.. JChrson and Mr.. Candllsh were sur
prised at the s.. George Hotel by about
thirty of their friends. who had made
arrangements for a farewell supper IN
homer Of the latter. ii rumor saws
Alright. Mr.. Johnson was informed OF the
affair before hand, but the matter was
kept profound secret from Mr.. Cand-
fish. who sat in his room talking with
two or three chosen spirits, in bllssfui
Inconsistencies OF what was coming
Presently a rap was heard at the door
and one &C The colored call-boys yvho
runs CT; ands In captcin TrmbrIdgs's
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-08
CHANChLL .RsyILLh PROPERTY.
IL Has Been Sold UAdeT a Deed of Trust-
spottsN wanna Matt.r..

FREDERICKSBURG VA, Dec. =
Special--Judge T.. {. Moncure, Of Caro-
aHe county. is "A candidate for the posi-
ton Of reporter TO the new Court OF
rppeals. The Bar here has endorsed
ham.
George W. Shepherd has been appoint
ed land assessor in this city for lS10,
with James r. Knox and W. ID. Scott
as assistants.
The Charlottesville battlefield prop
erty has been sold for $4,000. under a
deed OF trust. W. n. Coyeth, OF Bal
timore. was the purchaser.
w. j. Jacobs, the large saw-mill man.
has moved his plant from stafford to
Spotsylyania.
The Garfield Light Infantry, of this
city. has been ordered to report for IN
spection. with a view 10 ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
owing TO lack OF full number OF men
required by law.
The house OF Mr. w. A. Rose, a lawyer
I'm King George county, has been de-
stroyed by fire. Nothing saved.
fne Stafford Baptist Sunday School
Teachers Association has been organized,
with Frank X. Tyler as president.
John HOFFMAN, Of Jeffersonton. Gull
pepper, lost his house by fire Tuesday
night
Walter Jett. OF Spotsylvania county,
has been sent 20 the penitentiary for
two years for arson.
The land assessors for Spotsylvania for
1905 are Il. w Noss William S. Blu
chanan. j. p. Gayle, and Richard Muir
ply.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-08
lie sourt Bo ri.

The regular meeting OF the Board of
Governors of the Richmond Mozart AS
ISOLATION was held last evening in their
room al the Mozart Academy of Music
Reports OF the various committees were
read, all OF which showed a heanhy con-
dldon of the association. Fourteen new
members were elected. and steps taken
10 secure more. With this end in view a
ladies' auxiliary viii be organized al
Orcc.
The board. in reference to the opera
Pinafore, adopted resolutions returning
their hearty thanks 10 Prof. j Emory
Shaw for his valuable and efficient ser
vices in training the cast and chorus for
the rendition OF the opera, and to the
ladies' and gentlemen who took part in
tbe cast and chorus of the opera.
The next musical will be given on De-
cember nth. =,
Officers appointed on duty In the hall
during the month of December are MesSrs
r. W. Cunningham, ID. O. Davis ana r.
+. Greenwood.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-08
rHE tNTI.SWbAKING Law.
The Bill Reported Favarably In the Senate
and May Becomes Law.

COLUMBIA. :. c., Dee. Tn the Sen
ate tonight the bill which passed the
House Yesterday. making drunkenness
and intoxlcatlon and the use OF obscene
or profane language a mlsdemeah' y, was
reported favorably, and it will probably
become a law.
A bin was introduced into the House
Yesterday 20 prevent the sale OF drugs
or medicines of any descr.pul 10y any
other than a druggist licensed hy the
State. While It was intended 20 drive
fake medicine vendors out of the state,
II would have prevented country store
keepers from selling Iarosorlc. .auddnum
ami such neccs. arv medicines. WORKING
hardship on country Ieoplc II "odd
have greatly injured the business OF drug
houses. Joe Newman a travelling rep.
rcsentative OF a E3luuor" house, nap
rened 10 be here. ard hearing OF tho
bin went before the Melich Committee
ard had It Killed. In committee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-08

Rev. Il. j. McBryde, of Lexington,
former chaplain OF The University OF Nir-
sihla Is III the city soliciting aid from
the alumni OF that institution for the pur-
pose OF establishing a college association
secretary TO assist In the religious work
OF the institution.
Owing TO the large Increase In the num-
Der Of the students OF the University and
the inability OF the chaplain during a SEES
sion OF nine months to become generally
terested in the spiritual and moral vel
fare OF the students have reached the
conclusion that a college association sec
reiary is a necessity. As the salary or
the new officer can only be raised In
part by the faculty and students OF the
University. the friends and alumni OF the
same are being solicited to become sus-
tanning members. For the present need
two hundred dollars must be raised. or
the work will have TO be abandoned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-08

Young George Bahen, Of this city, a
student OF Georgetown University who
had his back broken in the football
game on Thanksgiving Day between the
University eleven and that of the Column
~ Athletic Club, was still alive at a
late hour last night, but his physicians
believe his death to be only the matter
of II few days, or perhaps hours.
The young man has been told he must
die, and has taken the news manCully.
He asked that no blame be attached 10
any one in connection with his injuries.
but partisdns OF the University are max
ing open accusations that the Columbia
men deliberately injured Bahen. i'm order
to make him retire from the game, and
thus weaken the Georgetown team
Bahens death will undoubtedly be fol-
lowed by prosecution Of certain Columbia
players. and members of the GEORGETOWN
Alumni Association are already urging
that criminal proceedings should begin
at once.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 7.-Young Rahen.
the Georgetown football player. Is still
alive tonight and his condition shows no
favorable change.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-08
LONG COATS.

If YOU'VE GOT on \ NICE sTyI.-
ISL ONERCOAT YOU'RE DRESSED.
LONG ONES HAVE THE CALL. AND
We HAVE 4 STOCK OF I'm WHICH
FOR QUALITY AND STYLE AND
WORKMANSHIP Is UNSURPASSED
SOME As Low As $50. AND GOOD
ONES FOO-BLCE BLACK AND
BROWN KERSEYS. WITH AND WITH
OUT VELVET COLLARS. SERVICE
ABLY MADE AND TRIMMED. AND
FULLY WORTH N2
BETTER COATS AT Sl2 And $3.50
ALL THE STYLISH SHADES. VELVET
COLLARS AND EXTRA LONG.
\ STRONG LINE At S5-CHEVTOTS.
KERSEYS MELTONS, TRIMMED WITH
FINE FARMERS SATIN. SILK
SLEEVES, VELVET COLLARS AND SO
INCHES LONG-WOULD BE CHEAP
AT so
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-08
A T4JCH CAsc.
james Hancock Charged With the Larceny
of ;vo limo pisees

PETERSBURG, VA, Dec. 7.-Spe--
cial.-James Hancock. OF this city. and
j. jacobs, of Norfolk. were before the
Mayor this morning. the FORMER charg-
ed with the larceny OF two gold watches,
OF the value OF So. from II. w. Fowler.
a jeweler Of this city. and the latter
with the violation OF section 3,Nh Of
the Code of Virginia, by buying or re-
ceivng from another person or alilng IN
conceaiing stolen goods. VIZ one watch
OF the value OF forty dollars. and an
other of the value of thirty live dollars.
the whole amounting in value to eighty
oollo-s. The party from whom Jacobs
was charged with having received these
alleged stolen watches was hancock.
After hearing all the testimony IN the
ease the Mayor sent Hancock on To the
next term Of the Hastings Court for trial.
and honOrably discharged Jacob. against
whom he said there was no proof to
show that he had been guilty as charged
Hancock was represented by Mr.. Charles
Trotter Eassiter. and Jacobs by Mr.. VIII
liam b. McIlwaine. Mr.. w II. Jones the
Attorney for the Commonwealth. was
present in the interest of the Common
wealth.
During the progress of the examina-
tioa another warrant was served on
Hancock. charging him with the larceny
OF silver watch valued at 81. the prop
erty of Mr.. George a. Brown, Hancock
was released on bail for his appearance
at the next term OF the Hastings Court
Yesterday Hon. John T.. Massey Su-
nerintcndent Of Public Instruction. and
Dr. j. l.. NJ. Curry. president Of the
Peabody School Fund, visited the Nir-
Nnia Normal and Collegiate Institute
and the public schools of This city.
The Congregation of the Second Bap-
fist church here elected y. A. Pulley
treasurer of the church and William
Collins clerk.
The regular monthly term Of the Coun-
ny Court OF Nottoway opened yesterday.
1Ytere are over twenty cases on the
criminal docket. and the court will be
engaged until after the Christmas holl-
days.
4 large frame structure on the Poca-
hontds side Of the river. known as Jack
sons ice house, was discovered to be
on nro this morning. The flames were
extingulshed before much damage was
done.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-08
THE A'TLANTA'S ENGINES
THEY HAvE BEEN TESTED AND
WORK BEA UTIFULLY.
The Steamship Marblehsad Arrives "s Nor
folk From Blusaeids-rh~ Qnestion
of a Water supply.

NORFOLK, VA. Dec. 7.-Special.-Th
engines OF the steamship Atlanta nave
been tested, and work beautifully. Inc
chief engineer Is delighted and 80 Is inc
Admiral The work was done in the pre-
scribed time, and shows up well for 'he
yard. She will have one or two DAYS
dock trial in a week or SO.
The Portsmouth fire department. though
weu-equipped in other respects. has no
ladder worth mentioning At the fire al
the Presbyterian church yesterday the
need was badly felt, The Council WILL u
il said. order ladders and truck AT once
The MARBLiHEip.
The steamship Marblehead arrived here
this morning from Bluehelds.
Mcssrs John and Nicholson, United
States steamboat inspectors, are inspect
Ing the North Carolina
The water question is the most I'M
portant problem concerning the citys In
ferest. and one which viii soon nave TO
receive 2 solution
Al present $4,000 gallons Of water are
used daily. which Is about the capacity of
the present system. and In a short time.
IL Is believed. the supply Will not equal
the demand
ARTISAN WILLS
A special committee was recently mp
pointed 10 Investigate and report meas
ures for the citys relief
-sc Roy Artesian Well Company is at
work, and say that they will furnish Il
supply of 100000 gallons per day. but as
they have struck bed OF quicksand at q
depth of $50 feet the outlook is not hope
full
The Lake Drummond Canal Company
has made the city an offer TO supply all
the water reeded at $l5 per
million gallons. Also, 10 con
struct n plant. at cost OF sIOo'WO.
and furnish the city water at 80 per
million gallons. third, 10 take entire
coAtrol of the city's water supply and
collect the money from the users. The
propositions will be considered and acted
upon later.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-08
st. Har,'s Celehrat OF.

To-day being the Feast of the I'm
maculate Conception OF Mary, services al
81 Mary's church will be held as on
Sunday. The real celebration OF this
great feast day will take place Sunday
when the patron feast of st. Mary's
church will be commemorated. -
AZ 1880 A. NJ. solemn high mass will
be sung. Mt which Right Rev. Bishop
Van de Vyver will be present. He will
deliver a sermon and after mass give the
blessing The societies will attend high
mass with their regalia.
In the afternoon wespers VIII take
place at o'clock. The bishop Will again
preach especially TO the young people.
Sunday the collection for the bishop Will
be taken no,
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ham. and universally popular for her
agreeable. courteous manner ana aihiaDie
disposition. -
Among the guests present last night
were Misses Namnie Nosefey. Marion
Forbes. Ida johnson. Mary Pearson,
Julia Gillian, Marie Housewright. and
MAGGIE Stocklin, and Messrs. G. G.
Spencer. ]. Y. Spencer. S. b.. Pearson.
o. l.. West. Alsert Johnson, s. J. Pur..
year. Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Grigg. Mr.. and
Mrs. John X. Snoddy, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. r. Pratt Mrs, Lucy HUBBARD. hon,
house decorations were exceedingly hand
some and displayed good taste and all
things combined TO make the occasion
exceedingly pleasant.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-08
A buckingham Krdding

BUCKINGHAM, C. H., VA, Dec. T.
Special.--At the residence OF the late
Captain William A. Moss last evening at
s O'Clock. Miss Daisy Moss became the
bride OF Mr.. j. G. Snoddy, formerly Of
this place. but now resident OF Green's
boro N. G. The ceremony was impress
siyely performed by Rev. j. j. Spencer,
after which the newly-weeded pair were
the recipients OF the hearty congratula-
lions of their many friends.
The groom Is a rising young business
man OF Greensboro and has a large
circle OF friends. The bride IL one Of the
most charming young ladies In Bucking-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-08

ATLANTA, GA, Dec. The House
bin known as the Doolan bill affecting
the reorga li7ation Of the Central rail-
roai. was reported by the Committee on
Railroads 10 the House to-day. WIN
the recommendation that the author De
allowed 10, withdraw IL.
Mr S~nLeI Spencer Mr. Conner. and
other gentlemen were present % De- heard
In opposition 10 the measure, but as iht
time OF the session was so limited. and
the sentiment Of the committee so clear
~ against the bill. ii was Withdrawn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-08
ms jAIkD TnIAL ron MUHDEH.
Harry Bradley. Coisred. Convicted OF ""r-
der in The SNcond Degree.

f-1TERSBURG. VA. Dec. 7.-speciait "a
at this term OF the County court OF
brunswick OF the murder OF EdwarG
White (also. colorei). and gwen eig n'esil
years In the penitentiary: inns was ,ne
vious trials he had been convicted OF
murder in the first degree and sentenced
10 be- hanged. .o,,,.,.oa -,
Lewis May (colored) was cohyicted , OF
tentiayv left stark, negro, one year
for cow stealing. and A.. y. Ray (white)
one wear for unlawful shooting
Sher,r Undertake passed through here
tonight en- route TO the pehlten'la'y
with the prisoners.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-08

PERFUMES AND HANDKERCHIEF
EXTRACTS FROM THE CELEBRATED
MAKERS. l.. LEGRAND AND ROGER
& GALLAT. WE HAVE a FULL LINE
OF DOORS. AND TOILET MAKERS
PUT UP ONE AND TWO ~ A HAND
SOME BOX FOR THE HOLIDAY
TRADE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-08
Gre Milton for Missions

NEW YORK. Dec The Boards Of
Home and Foreign Missions OF the Pres
byter.an Church i'm the United States
have mortgaged their property al the
northwest corner Of Fifth avenue and
Twentieth street TO the Seaman's Bank
for Savings for SlmOOoO The property
has a frontage OF % feet on tn avenue
and ~ feet on the street The mort
gage. which was filed to-day Is for "a
perio. OF ten years. and states that che
boarGs have given their bonds in the
sum Of $4,000 each. al the rate of a..
per cent per aunum.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-08
S SSS = -

BUYS THE BEST COAT HERE EVER
SOLD FOR THE MONEY THE CLOTH
IS FINE IMPORTED KERSEG TRIM
MED THROUGH AND THROUGH WITH
THE FINEST SILK. DEEP SILK VEL
VET COLLAR. THREE LENGTHS
MEDIUM. Long AND EXTRA LONG
PERFECT rs FIT. PROPER ~ STYLE.
AND UNENCELLED ~ WORKMAN
SHIP JUST As GOOD As CUSTOM
TAILORs MAKE FOR so AND So SEE
If 1T ISN'T SO-WON'T TAKE LONG.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-08
SAYS II was ms F5ULJ.
One OF the Conductors Takes tho Blame IN
thu s. A L. KalIwmy ColIIs on.

RALEIGH. y. c., Dec. IA News and
Observer special from Rockingham says
that Mr.. Watson, the engineer who was
so seriously injured in the collision near
there on the Seaboard Air Line yesterday.
will probably not live TIL morning. His
skull was trepanned to-day, but there is
blood on the brain and recovery Is i'm
possible.
one of the conductors says thai the
accident was entirely his fault. as he was
running without orders. This was his
first trip. having just been promoted from
baggage master 10 the position Of con-
ductOr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-08

WASHINGTON. Dec. 7-kaute1uons
Of the new emigration convention between
the United States and China We're eN-
changed at the State Department to-day
after ONCE hours by Secretary Gresham
and Minister Hans Yu. only the Presi-
dents proclamation Of the fact which
should be made to-morroy remains 10
make it binding upon the citizens of both
countries
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-08
A Convict Nortnl.y Wounded.

LEXINGTON. Ky Dec. Convict
Frank Meyers. who was serving six years
for burglary. after ;estfying In court
to-day. in prison garb, broke away from
DEPUTY Sheriff Wlkerson as the jail door
was being locked on him and ran down
th. street Nilkerson hred three bullets
tie last MORALLY wounding the convict
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-08
Must Respect tie Kaiser.

BERLIN, De-. The Koelnische lei
tung says that AS a result Of yesterday 3
scene I'm the RelChstag. the Government
win prepare and introduce Immediately
a bill empowering the Reirhs'ag 20 sup
press such dcmonsfrauOus eummaUhy
and 20 discipline any member speaking
disrespectfully OF the Emperor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-08
Saved b. the Anti-Goxi Q Serum.

MILWAUKEE,, WIS. Dec. 7.-Frances
r9nceson. OF South Milwaukee. who has
heen treated with the anti-toxine serum.
a. ont OF danger. The little girl was
,,ssken sick Sunday. and Tuesday morning
her father Dr. Langeson, had almost
despaired OF her recovery. Al the time
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-08
MINING rms B1NDffS.
The sheriff with Bioodhounds md Posse
Hot o - the Trail.

FORT WORTH. TEX, Dec. None
OF the bandits who robbed the train last
night have been captured. Sheriff Euliss,
Of this county, liz hot on the trail Win
bloodhounds and large posse. The tran
leads due west from the scene OF the
robbery. II Is supposed that the bandits
are making for BrazOs river bottoms
where capture Is almost impossible. The
sheriff Of Parker and adjoining counties
also have large posses on the trail
NOT THE TREAsURY's LOSS.
WASHINGTON. d. c., Dec. 7.-Assist-
ant Secretary Curtis said to-day that as
far as he was informed no Government
gold was in transit from San Francisco
TO Washington. and any theft In the train
robbery near For; Worth, Texas, last
night was not the Treasury's loss.
woULD-HE TR4JN-EonBPB KILLED.
FEORIA, ILL, Dec An attempt
was male last night TO rob n freight train
ON the Iowa Central. near Pennington,
but the crew captured the robbers and
brought them to Pennington. As Off
GERS were taking the robbers to Jail enc
of them made break for liberty and
was instantly killed by bullet from an
officers revolver His identity has not
been established and the other robber,
who was locked up, refuses 10 tell his
name or his own.
FORT WORTH. TEX. Dec. Captain
W. j. Mcdonald and a detachment OF
State Rangers left here tonight TO join
the search for the Mary's Creek train
robbers. The posses from this city have
struck trail. and It is thought they are
now in pursuit Of the bandits, nothing
having been heard from them since l:8t
this morning, when the trail was found.
The express officials here still contend
that they do not know the amount Sc
cured but deny that IL will reach $4,000.
If the through safe was taken. the loss
will be over 10000 Other detachments
of Rangers have left North Texas TO
inir In he snorch for the rnhherS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-08

of the first injection, Tuesday noon, Ter
Temperatures was over IOl, but two hours
afterward II was almost normal.
second injection was given Wednesday
and n third is not considered necessary
as there are no doubts OF the patient 5
reroVerv
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-08
lLa GircuiI Canrf

In the Circuit Court yesterday suits
were Instituted as follows: NJ. w Mann
vs.. w. NJ. Hall for 5000 and Rudolph
Kastelberg We. Samuel Reynolds for
s23l. GA; City Bank OF Richmond VS.. Chas
H. Hummel. goseph Rindsberg and
Emanuel Uiman for Sl2S30