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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-04
ROsEMAKI PUBLIC library.
Secure Large Quarters and nav" an


otr - y ri. N
The regular monthly meeting Of the
trustees Of the Rosemary Public Library
was held on Friday. Messrs. Thomas
Nelson Page, president; Henry S. Hutz-
Ter, secretary; Wyndham r. Meredith,
treasurer; Joseph Bryan. Lewis Ginter,
". f. Cutshaw, Roosevelt Page, and Nir-
ginus Newton were present.
1t was decided to secure larger and
more cOmmodiOus quarters for the IL
brary, and Messrs +. r. ID. Myters W.
f.. Cutshaw. and II. :. Hutzler were ap-
pointed a committee 10 obtain the same.
An assistant librarian will be elected
(at a salary of s25 per month"; at the next
meeting.
New bylaws were adopted. and after
the acceptance Of the amendment to the
charter Of the library. granted by the
LEGISLATURE, the old officers were re-
elected as follows: President, Thomas
Nelson PAGE; Vice-President. l.. r. d.
Myers. Secretary. Henry S. Hutzler;
Treasurer, Wyndham Il. Meredith.
An appropriation Of $1,000 was made
with which 10 purchase new books, al
though most Of The Times readers would
be SURPRISED 10 know. from the Rosemary
CATALOGUE a
lection is open TO the public, free Of all
charge, if read at the library. None but
members are allowed TO take books from
the library The membership fee is s.
per annum. Out-of-town members can
have books mailed to them as often as
they wish. upon complying with the rules
Catalogues will be sent to any person
requesting them
The resident and visiting public is
welcome at all times, between the hours
Of 10 A. NJ and 10 i. NJ.
After adopting the following resolutions,
the meeting adjourned:
Resolved That the thanks Of this as
ISOLATION are hereby rendered Mr. +. II.
Sothern for the use Of THE Highest
Bidder and that like thanks are ten
dered Mrs. Levin Joynes and the COM
mittee Of managers. and TO the members
Of the cast, whose efforts in the presen-
tation of the charming play rendered
such substantial aid to the Rosemary
Public Library. and gave so delightful
an entertainment TO the citizens of Rich
mind.
Resolved That copy Of these resolu-
lions be forwarded TO Mrs Joynes for
the committee; to Mr.. Atkinson, for the
cast; 10 Mr.. Sothern, and the same be
spread upon the minutes of the associa-
ton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-04

During one Of the sessions Of the House
on Friday Mr. Bendheim. OF Alexandria
moved that the committee on the Chesa-
p"ake and It's Tributaries be discharged
from the further considerations Of the
bill providing foi the protection Of fish
in the Potomac river by preventing fish
ing with any fixed devise IN the mouth Of
said river and the mouth Of 'ia bays and
creeks Mr Hathaway. Of Lancaster OBJ
jected % the motion. saying that the bill
II passed would seriously ilterfere with
the fshing a. that great river and he
though, 81 was absurd 20 have these
provisions appl, to river which. at it's
mouth. was about twelve miles wide.
The House sidsO with him and rejected
the motion
Since then NJ. Hathaway has received
about a dozen kilograms from people VINO
are opposed 20 thr measure and who are
anxious 20 appear before the committee
10 give their views IN the matter. They all
ask their representative. Mr.. Hathaway
10 Use his influence TO prevent Tie passage
Of the blii There is hardly any posi-
billy that the bill Will aver leave the
custody Of the committee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-04

The docket was small yesterday. in fact
they have been growing smaller for some
time past His Honor insists that crime
in the city is on the decrease. but the
Sergeant and Clerk White attribute the
duh state of business In their lines to
the fact that Moody is coming to the
city, and everybody wants To get ready
to imbibe as much religion as their mortal
frames are capable Of holding. The fol-
lowing were the cases:
William Crawley (colorcd) was again be
fore his Honor, charged with attempting
10 use an order purportns to be drawn
by Carter Sales, for $3.50, which order he
knew TO be forged The case was con
tinGed.
Buck Johnson (coiored) was fined 81
and costs for beating Addie -.nson.
There were a number of other sma
fines
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-04
"Hawaii and the pacific.r

The lecture on Hawaii which will be
given on Tuesday evening March 9Th. IN
Belvidere Hail, by Rev. George Leonard
CLANCY. will o. OF special interest at
this time. Mr. CLANCY has had unusual
opportunities for knowing these Islands
and the leading people there His book
on Hawaii called aloha" has been much
praised and his acquaintance with Presi-
dent Dole and other influential people
i'm Honolulu enable him to sneak with
personal knowledge OF his theme. The
lecture will be illustrated with stercop-
tian views OF Hawaiian scenery and peo-
pie. the latter including President Dole
and his cabinet. the ex-Queen and other
prominent persons.
The relation Of Hawaii TO the other
islands and shores OF the Pacific will
receive especial attention from the lee
turer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-04

act. an additional section authorizing VIC
board OF supervisors OF RockDfiusc r,,cra
~ and the council Of the city Oh b"-',
Vista to readjust and settle that par ~,
the debt OF said county chargeaDic IP0"
the property I'm said city.
To incorporate the Brooks Gap, blo,"
way and Tenth Legion Turnpike I'm
pany.
For the relief Of sallic E. FiouFnoy
from delinquent taxes. -
To authorize James W. Balicnlhe' VI
the city OF Portsmouth, 10 apply 10 ~
HustinGs Court for the said city 10 CO.
rect an error in the assessment OF cer'i'''
real estate therein.
To amend certain sections OF certain
acts In regard to the town OF Clii'''
Forge. Va.
TO incorporate the Graham-Bluehaid
Electric Light and Power Company
For the benefit Of W. =. Kilbourn, oi
Wise county.
To regulate the sale Of cider.
TO amend and re-enact section $50 or
the Code Of Virginia. entitled disposition
Of nonresident lunatics"
To require the Auditor ri PrOic &c
counts TO notify the sure;iss Of hcnced
officers Of the State Of the defl1l; CT their
principals.
To amend and re-enact section ll5 c.
an act OF the General ASS srrDiy Cf Nir-
einia. approved March 6. Is]0 IN re'a ton
TO licenses to be paid by persons keeping
livery stables.
TO amend and re-enact an act entitled
IAN act to protect game ~ tine county
Of King and queen, approved Janr ary 81
1890"
To amend and re-enact sections ana .
Of an act entitled IAN act incorporating
Union Cemetery"
The following Senate bills We're passed'
To legalize certain local assessments fer
granolithic sidewalks or pavemen.s ly the
council Of the city Of Bristol. and TO pro
vide q more efficient mode .or the cOllec-
ton OF the same.
To incorporate the Southern Develop
ment Company.
To change the name Of the Young Mems
Christian Association Of Norfolk aud
Portsmouth 10 Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION OF Norfolk.
To incorporate the Spotsylyanla Cen
trail Railroad Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-04

Mr.. y. c. Slemp. member Of the House
Of Delegates from Lee county, a few days
ago appeared before the Senate Commidee
OF Counties Cities and Towns. TO advocate
the passage of his bill which CONCENTRATES
the Change of the leat Of his county from
Jonesville TO Pennington Cap. He SUI
nitted a petition sigHed by 80 reslden's
OF his county who are advocating the
chanse The committee, however. .aye
more weight to counter leiition which
had cniy sevc 'ty signatures in favor of
retaining the county seat where it is nov.
ana decided TO report the bill adversely.
Mr.. Slemp handed his petition TO Sena-
tor Hurt who will submit it to the Senate
when the bill comes up for discussion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-04

cept some little distemper in one coun-
ty.
The farmers are well up with their
work. and the spring crops with good
weather Will be planted on time.
III .'.n Va ,~,.
The weather during the past month. and
In fact during the whole winter. has been
very mild. and very favorable to prose-
cutting farm work. a great deal, and
In fact most. Of the blowing for spring
crops has been done. In some counties
II Is reported that Il good covering OF
snow would have been very beneficial
TO the wheat In affording II protection. but
as IL is the freezing at night followed by
thaws I'm the day have injured wheat
some little. The young grass is also re-
ported 20 have suffered from these
freezes.
The condition OF wheat, oats, and grass
throughout this section is reported good
There was some fear OF rayageS from the
Hessian fly in Rockingham. but no dam
age has yet been sustained.
Stock are in splendid condition, owing
to the mild winter and continual growth
Of grass on old sod fields.
Shenandoah reports horses to have died
from an unknown disease. Wythe re-
ports some distemper among horses; with
THESE exceptions STOCK are reported 10 be
unusually free from disease.
Spring blowing is reported to be al
most completed and farmers to be we'll
advanced with their work
App. acbia.
AZ in the other sections the weather
Is reported very favorable for farm work
and on crops. The whole winter has been
unusually mild and hence wheat and
oats looking well, with very little winter
killed
Scott county reports wheat and rye
to be above the average, for this season
Of the year.
Stock have generally passed through
the winter well, and are I'm good condi-
ton.
Some hog cholera reported in the coun-
ties Of Scott and Wise.
The farmers are reported TO be well
ahead with their work.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-04
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-04

me Lexington Hotel at the corner of
lNe.Ilh and Main streets is now open
10 the pubic. This was until lately the
American Hotel. Within tire FAST -hre,
mortns the interior of this building has
been remodeed. and improvements in
trt duced at an exI ense OF $1,000. The
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some appointments. and the transforma.
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More Netoes.

so this juncture. Mr.. Evan Il. Chester
lfan. PRIV ate secretary Of Governor OFFER
iel. appeared and presented veto mes
aages OF the Governor TO House bills, No
O3 and No J2l the former in regard 10
Tie workings Of the public roads in
Greene and Madison county, and the lat
Ger in regard TO the working of the pub
Ac roads in Fairfax county.
0r Nelson, OF Frederick, stated that
any member Of the Legislature who had
not studied the working Of the Austria
Han ballot law. in his opinion, had not
done his fun duty and had not kept up
with the time. This law had been III
operation IN the city Of Winchester, which
ne represented, for the past six years
ana Il had worked admirably. II was
stated By representatives OF white coun-
hts IN this State that such a law was
NJ needed. Admitted even that IN those
Counties the law would work some slight
i'jusucc, 10 should be enacted TO come 20
We rescue Of the intrigues In the counties
vi Ilcewater and OF the Southside. The
"a" was In existence IN West Virginia
ana had done excellent work there.
me motions 10 place the bill on the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-04

The Regular monthly crop report for
the month Of February has just been is
sued by Col. Thomas Whitehead. the
Commissioner Of Agriculture. and the
deductions from the report for all the
counties are divided, according to the
grand natural divisions of the State, as
follows:
New-York tribune., 1894-03-10
TO MIR UOSTITAL'S EAHItS WARDS.

The concert to be given at 3 o'clock this AFTER
noon at the hotel. Thirty-thrd-st ana fltth-aVc'
for the benefit Of the babics' wards OF the New
York Pos; Graduate Hospital, promises 10 D" sue
cess and TO be the means Of adding a handsome
., - ,b, Treasury of that worthy charity. l. is
"a bo qiven under the auspices Of the sunbeam
Committee. including Mrs. William Bloodgood' Mrs.
W. B. Parsons jr.. Miss Isabel Hoyt' and Has bee"
arranged by Orton Bradley. formerly OF the
PEOPLES Palace London The names OF @M 'ie al I"s,s @
Sucien %B nt surety for pleasant afternoon to those
VINO dttet dtIi o.,roc,iwe ono Those who will take
part are j. H. Mckinley, tenor; Percy Ayori pSry
nhde,. l. BALDWIN contraltO. and Miss Martina
Johnstone the young Swedish vlolinst Many %"n
known society women among lhe Pa'foii'SscS"
Ticlets NAV be obtained at the dooi.
New-York tribune., 1894-03-10
, co,trDy or THE MCNTCH SORT.

..Der prozlssbansel" drama in four acts, by
+ C;anghofer and Hans Neucrt, when the Muhcl
company OF players produced here several years
ago was revived by Heinrich Conrieds company
az the Irving Place Theatre on THURSDAY, ara was
well received by a large audience. Ihe actioh OF
the play Is in the Bavarian hleIia''S' t"e c"''
acters are all peasants. and they speak the pc
o,par dialect sing and yodel the songs and ex-
nress the sentiment OF these smp.e honest people.
and every stage group IS reminiscent OF picture
Andreas I.ohndorfer, the quarrelsome ana en-
FILTERED peasant. who seeks to forget ms own woes
mirabIy Although every part down to those OF
the least importance was artisucaIy IN, hanEei G
Man and Herr Link worthy OF especial note
The play will be given again Tonight.
New-York tribune., 1894-03-10
OBITUARY..
JOHN RTTT ANDREWS.

r,, y Andrews who died suddenly on Tuesday
evening WAS for many years prominent figure
+, the ewelry business. His father. George t.
Andrews and the latt $ brother, John H. An
d-av.s we're manufacturing jewellers in Fulton-st
IN the. early '5ls. and when Tiffany ~ Co moved
from, Ercadway AMI Chambers-st. In 1914. 10 no
$50 broadway they made arrangements with them
% manufacture jewelry exclusively for Tlnany *
g., Some years later John Il. Andrews retired
.,l the firm became Andrews & Schu.thefs. John
Rutt Andrews eventually succeeded Mr.. Schutheis'
and about 1862 he took entire charge OF the busl-
ness. j.. ..o,.
pres. nj place In Union SQuAr". they purchased MT.
Andrewss entire plant. He then became stock
holder In the corporation OF Tiffany N 60. ana
department He withdrew from the business In
September 1852. and entered into partnership WIN
\. de Corloyd as stOckbroters: -
In 1887 h. sold his entire holdings or TlHany &
Co. stock soon aiter"ard he formed new part
ncrshp with Joseph c. Doty. under the firm name
Of Andrews 4 Doty. wholesale dealers IN dlanonGs
and precious stones. He was also president or the
American Turquoise Company. Mr.. Andrews. IN
the famous old sth Company OF the Eth Regiment
t'pon retiring he became member or the Ith
Regiment Veteran Association. and was appointed
on the stan Of Major General Shsler, with the
rank Of major. He had been complaining of Ill
health for some time. On Tuesday evening he
called on Dr. Richard Schohed, a relative in West
Fourteenth-st.. for an examination. He te,ephoned
t. his wife I'm Englewood. y. j.. that he not
as seriously III as was feared but would spend the
night In the city. 1t was his farewell message.
SHORTY before l. o'clock he retired. and IN about
half hour he was dead Mr.. Andrews was
member OF the Jewellers League. He leave a wife
and child. married daughter.
The funeral Will take place from his home. EnSle-
wood " j. this morning. at haf-past II O'Clock.
New-York tribune., 1894-03-10

HE RETURNS FROM \ TfIP THRovGH TIE SOUTH
AND WEST WHAT He SAYS ABOUT
IiIS RAILROADS.


George i. Could has returned from the trip he
has been making in The West and South IN the last
few weeks. lie left Jcrscy city on his private car
Atalauta on February i FOR - Louis. II" mad"
complete tour II thc Missouri Pachc system ana
then went down to New-Orleans. At that city b"
Inspected the various systems Of shipping grain
down the Mississippi and is said 10 b" studying ~"
possibility - establishing steamship jim" between
NeW-Orlraus and Liverpool for m" purpose OF snip
DIE grain down the river and thence across the
ocean from the grain fields that feed the Missouri
Pacific system. Nj Gould also studied a. various
points the possibility Of establishing profitable
branch spurs - feed the main line. lie INDUCED
lu shooting and other Tctr'1tuns On ms tflp
Mr Gou.d went to Lakewood after visiting his
New-Nork Office.
Lakewood. y j.. March 9-Gcorge J. Gould re.
tlru,! here yesterday. conc. rnng the condition ~
his various roads and tn country which d" tray
cr4ci Mr. GDul stll.
Il nnI the physical condition of the properties IN
excellent shaIrc. In fact they SURPRISED me-, ~
feared I'm cutting expenses Vs. might nc allowing
the condition of the companies - de''rioTac but
that Is not the case. Business is excessively duI.
and not more than onc-hnlf the usual volume. but
;Ac people all seem % feel hopeful ANA look for
better times IN IN" near future Th"r" is general
desire {. have Congress o something So mat busl-
ness men may know how To- make their pans
New-York tribune., 1894-03-10
STRANGE STORIES ABOCT MAY BEOOKYN.
AN ABSURD REPORT THAT SHE WAS IN LOVE
WITH WILTON LACK KAYE.

AN ABSURD REPORT TiAT SHE WAS IL LOVE
WITH WILTON IACKAYE
San Francisco. Cal. March CSpeciaD.-in'erest
In May Brookyn's suicide was revived here today
bv an afternoon paper which printed sensational
story declaring that she swallowed poison because
Wilton Lackaye rejected her love. The reason
given for this story IS that Miss Brooklyn was IN
tensely excited the morning Of the day she com
m,tted suicide by the failure Of lackaye 10 answer
a letter she sent him The paper also says mat
aclave wen. hy Miss Brookyn's body. and left on
hor bed a bunch OF roses with this card; TO May
Too late From Wit" The letters Whch A..s'
Isrookvn left were taken possession OF by IN" al
rninistratOr Of her estate. The paper lad hcc~7
only 10 those which were received hy h"r. ne
In,tors shn wrote ard Of which she retained copies
were concerned mainly with the great pecuniar$ loss
she had suffered She trusted AL her savings TO love
craft and over $3.50 all she had saved was swept
away with his fortune IN disastrous sPeLa.at- olt
lions IN Wall Street This loss. joined TO the death
of the man she truly loved. led 10 her suclIe.
Among her letters Is not one which, sloWss .ny
enecaI fondness for Iackaye. VINO dldi't JON the
company until it reached this city.
New-York tribune., 1894-03-10
CHING PREPARE TONS COMPLETED.

Philadelphia. March 9.-An the arrangements TOT
the coaching run between Philadelphia ana New
York are now complete. and at O'CLOCK on the
morning of Wednesday, May 2 the hrst TUNE wiz "
h.orn starts will be made simultaneously from
the Hotel Waldorf, New-York, and the Hotel
Bellevue this city. reaching Princeton together az
about noon, where luncheon will be served. me Inc
wav az and the lucky possessor of box must pay
$40 extra for the privilege The coaches 10 De % ru m
are the Initial and Alert Relays OF horses WIZ ~ o
found al convenient points. and II Is calculated "
make the entire trip Of ninety miles IN m nine
hours with change of horses every eight OF I'M. mn,
miles The projectors of the scheme are coiiiae @
that IL will be highly successful ana there az ~
number Of whips" who anxious TO prove I tneii
ability by making the big drive on schedue ''i'i'
New-York tribune., 1894-03-10
SIGMCND LORScH.

Sgmund Lorsch. who for thirty-seven years had
carried business an optician In this city. died
yesterday after n brief Illness. at his home No
A. East SiXty-fourth-st. He n native OF
Munich. Bavaria. and came to this city when only
thirteen years old. Thirty-seven years ago he began
business optician in partnership with Louis
Sussfed and under the name of Sussfield & Irorsch
the firm has steadily progressed until now II Is
recognized of the first OF its kind in the
country. During the last twenty-eight years its
headquarters have been at No l3 Maiden Lane
Mr. Torsch. who had reached his hfty-seventh
year. was associated with every leading Hebrew
charitable society in the city His wife and four
children survive him. The funeral will take place
from his home tomorrow morning at $3.50 o'clock,
the burial being at Cypress HIS Cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1894-03-10
EXTRAORDINARY EFFORTS NEEDED.
WHAT THE CHARITY ORGANIZATION SOCIETY 10
uolNG TO ANSWER THE INCREASING
Nt.MBfR or CALLS FOR HELP


Charles p Kel.ocg secretary Of the Charity Or
-, :. ..i.,, CAV. ont Yesterday for publca-
E'"'"''''" - ''-'' -, 81. In. b,, ,bo
ton detailed statement o' u' "o'N ''''' - -
,rlulzltion - meet the exceptional distress during
t,hr,.r, 9Th. number Of cases received and
f'bT"ar!- '' ' J., ...., at.,,,
treated in the lat month s'd "'' w. ''-".
times "A many as IN the corresponding period OF
80 .,,, tho ooner,l condition of
tue P'''''"7 ''' - -. .-,,,i r-t,
trad" may b. SAN u nave O''" norman 80
,,,,,,t.r 80 rep,ris H.. continued. sent out To
~ - i,.ti,.ti,,.e ,,os five ti,nos
cooperative So'l''''@ '"' ''''. nun W "
a. many and thr number OF cases reported by
81 ,.,..,hars of che -.cletv NOR. than double
" IL .t.., ,,r.,.- ,t. ,,.sras,in,
Thc Statement '''''''' ',''''' ''
fact that the average number or cases lhN'@lI-
,.,.i ,I,uv reached tn. unusual figure of llG. For
h'''' """' '' ?, d. .,.,,
the rc'f OF exceptional cases a sum "i Si''i' ""'
c.ie.fel from oai.iIe sources. Many members
mt. , ,~i,,iiv ,.Isl,ors
offered their person" Se''NH ~ 49,.
o. double the numb usually cmp"y'u III ''"'
c.n,cr- Tine r,tl force of the society. which now
,. cc. meme ,.,e s,iut,'e-ncnted
h'i"''I" N'''''' ''-' F''"' ,.,...
during the month u this caSS Of work hN 'ig"'Y-
.ty ..r.,,. u.,,, vn'trt.er.l 1, work Even with
N - M. . . .-,,r,, AZ