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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-05
PERSONAL AhD 6ENEsAL.
Int.r,,tine Fact. About Ri"hmonds C"'-
z.n. aud Other Matters.

Mr. =. L. Wormsley, who mas oeen very
i'll. is much improved. -,.
Hon. w. r. Mckinney, OF Setersou'e'
was in town yesterity.
CIV Sergeant Burke, Of NofioiK' was
in The city yesterday on ousl less.
NJ cud Mrs. John 6. Luce are located
for The winter at No. 524 west GRACE
Rev Dr. Landrum IS in Knoxville as IS
sisting Rev. r. r. Acree IN pfo'iao'''
meeting. l.
The condition of Mr.. I. \: Jones Jon. ,r is
about the same as yesterday ii'' ~
p-ovement is very slow
Mrs. J. w. Unger, of 1858 east Nam
street left Monday 10 spend me tH' '7'-
mas holidays in FloridA. .,..
Rev Or. +. y. Calsch left MONDAY
night f.r New Orleans to attend the meet
Ing of the Union Of Hebrew co"s''S"-
lions. ,,,u
Yesterday morning Rev. Father VII
Iibald, O. $. T.. left for Bristol va, on
a short visit to friends. He Is eAPec'ed
home tonight
MIR. =. NJ. Slaughter left for san san
Franeisso Monday night a sl iIlG S ex
meets 10 spend the winter at the various
resorts on the Pacific coast.
cards are out announcing the marriage
wednesday evening December .Ztn, OF
Mrs. Irene II. King and Mr.. X. I. mn
JT., at the residence Vi ~,
Smith, 2Gl7 east Grace street
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Crawford have ls-
sued invitations to the marriage OF thelr
daughter. Flora Eugene, to MT. tlaude
Roger McCauley. Of WASHINGTON ~ ~.
The ceremony will take place on iuesudy
rvening. December 18th, at $50 O'Clock al
The First Baptist church.
The Board Of Managers OF the BaPllst
Hone for aged Women wish 10 EXPRESS
their grateful thanks TO the bap,IS
chlr,hes. the SeYenth-Srect ChGlssldn
church and all other friends, for their
very generous response to their appear
on Thanksgiving-Day.
Mr.. w. O. Burley, who owns Jhe horse
that was run into by an electIIc car az
sixth and Clay streets Monday evening
cI9ims that the car was going at an un-
usual rate Of speed and that the accl-
dent was the fault Of the motorm nan;
1t is understood that he VIII b ,h gu, au11
unless the company pays Tor the GAIN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-05
HE DIsLOCAIED MS ARM
And Lost the Use of That Member THREE
MnntfIs

Three months ago David Wilbern. a
young man living at No. Di south Third
street. and who takes an active interest
in athletic sports of all kinds, dislocated
his left arm, with the result that since
that time he has been unable TO use tt,
orto even straighten IL out. The pam has
been intense. All Of the old time remedies
were tried with no effect, and on sunday
night Mir. Wilbern was induced TO try
Quratol that latest and greatest dis
ccvery for pains, bruises, swellings and
all skin diseases. Monday ffternoon.
twenty-four hours later, he announced
that the pain had disappeared and That
he could bend his arm. He felt. in fact,
better than he had for three months.
In calling attention To their remedies the
Quratol people pursue course tnat Is
refreshing. Instead OF publishing test-
monials from distant points, they give
the experience of home people with the
great discovery. In all cases they pun
lish the names and full addresses OF those
who have been wise enough 10 give GU
ratol a trial. Yesterday an offer was
made in the Richmond papers TO furnish
free samples OF QuratOl TO all who would
write for them. Not only did the agents
in Richmond offer 10 supply II free 10
sufferers but also volunteered to give IN
structions In it's application IN reply 70
that offer 1888 applications were received
and the result will be that 7S3 sufferers
i'm Richmond will be cured OF troubles
on which they had spent several thou-
sands of dollars. SO heavy were the re-
Mics that IL is found necessary 10 with
draw the offer Tor a few days while the
agents are calling on the present aPph-
ouratol is sold by all druggists. with
the guarantee that IL Will cure all cases
covered by the directions. The price is
so cents 4 bottle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-05
WHAT YOU MOST NEED.
Some Good Advice About what 10 Me-
Qnired In tho Life.

Did you ever stop TO think about the
necessity for a stimulant? Nature sup
plies her own. Ii Is astonishing WHAT
she will do IL given a chance. In how
short time Will she revive the over
tired brain by means Of rest and sleep!
A healthy man or woman responds read
lily TO her treatment But we are not
all healthy. Doctors tell us that not TWO
people in every hundred are perfectly
sound I'm body and mind Nature, Tor
that reason, can not keep us healthy or
cure our ailments. We must gain stimu-
liant from some other source, get fresn
energy and life, or we break down. The
blood must have new animation gwen
10 IL. and sent rushing through the VEINS
WITH renewed vitality. sparkle given 10
the eye. a flush OF health to the cheek:
The whole system must be purihed and
strengthened Men and women VINO
neglect this are pale, puny and despon-
S dsn5 For pn, them nou life say. has ho SS
f IS this to Dui be doner" There Is
but one way, and that IS by the help
OF the best and purest stlmulaht 'n ma,
science has ever discovered: DOCTORS 'eI,
us that whiskey. when absolutely pu'., -
the only thing that VIII ans"et ts
purpose There is but one pure w nmssvs
known TO the world. and that Is Du!iy
Pure Malt. II is the only whlskey ,n is,
has ever gained widespread popularity
through its merits alone. II Is the onIy
one that is recommended by DOCTORS, e
dorsed by ministers. praised by lawye,s,
and taken by every man and woman VIM
values health and strength. This should
be borne carefully in mind, for some
INSCRIPTIONS druggists or grocers, pc
cause they can make more money OH
inferior whiskey. and that which IL not
medicinal try to sell II I'm place OF DUFF
fvs Pure Malt. DO not be deceived put
secure that which you know To be the
best
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-05
CAM and JrFFERsON STREET.
Discussing the Grad, to be Established 70
that Locality.

The Committee on Streets was called
TO meet yesterday afternoon at 1 o'clock
at the corner Of Canal and Jefferson
streets 20 consider the establishment OF
the grade for that section as recon-
mcnded 10y the city Engineer. There
were present Messrs. Allen chairman,
BlOomberg. Diacont. King and Mcdowell.
The city Engineer explained that the
curbstone for the south side Of Canal
from jefferson To Madison streets had
been deposited there over a year ago,
but thai il had not be.n pet for the
reason that no grade was in existence,
lie added that the grade recommended
by him would neceSSitate the HlllnS ia
Of Canal street of live feet three inches
on the west side on the intersection OF
jefferson street Of about six feet on the
east side. Of thirteen feet four inches
at the intersection Of Adams street and
Of FIVE feet four inches AT the lnterscc-
ton Of Foushee street. At present the
grade at Canal and Adams streets was
lower than at Adams and Byrd streets.
The sewer on that street was not sum
GENTLY large TO carry of all the water
in a heavy rain storm, ana the adJaceht
property was, therefore, largely damaged
by the overflow.
The members Of the committee dis
cussed the matter in an informal manner
but no action was taken, in view or the
fact that d quorum was not present,
II is prDhabic that the committee VIII
recommend To the Council that the ne
cessarv improvements. such as curblnG
and guttcring be made with the present
grade as "A temporary one, and that the
Grade recommended by Colonel CutshaW
be considered the permanent one whlch
would have to be established ultimately.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-05
HUsTINGs COURT.
A Co'ored Boy Convicted on len charges
Sent to the Penitentisry ana jail

George Miller. a fourteen-year-oid color
ed boy, who was arrested In Petersburg
some time ago. by Sergeant Tomlinson
and Detective Schlief. for rohbing a
number OF dwelling houses IN TINS city.
pleaded guilty I'm the Hastings Court, De-
fore Judge :. Il. Witt ana Jury yes
terday, to eight indictments Tor petit lar-
ceny one for house-breaklng, ana one
for grand larceny He recelVeu SIX
months I'm Jail on each OF the petlt i ar
ceny cases. and also was sent 10 JfIi ior
like term for house-breahlIs. III ne
case OF grand larceny, ne was Seht 70
the pententiary for one year MS sem
tnnce aggregates four and a half years
in Jail and one year IN the ZEN tel'i1.S
The following persons pleadeu Su,ity =
petit larceny and received the sentences
affixed to their names: 1t, l.. IN.
Rebecca Parsons, six months IN Jan :
Cammie Lee Vaughan three lnnlctiiieilIsl ,,
six months: Sarah Murray, hiteen Gays
Henry Williams. sixty days. Juhlus Jeh-
kns, four months: James klcharqsop'
fifteen days; and MolIie Terry htteen
days. -
The following murder cases were set
for trial in the Hastings court uurlhg
the present month: ,, lit
George Green (cOloredl. chaTgcL WIN I,
killing Albert Johnson. 10th; Maurice A.
Ferriter. charged with Killing Paul A.
Grant. 18th. Julia Turner tcoiored) cnatS-
Margaret Lewis 5colored). charged with
killing her husband, 17th; Matthew FL
lIngton (colored). charged with killing
Robert Howard. 10th. and John r.: Rati-
neau. charged with killing Otto Frayser,
18th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-05
OVID MCSIM COMPANT.
The Third Star Course Entertainment to be
Given Association Hall.

Reserved seats for the third Star Course
entertainment. 10 be given at Association
Han next Thursday evening, may be
secured at the Office Of the association.
ovid Nusiu's Company will on that coca
ufnn apuear before the Richmond public
and the concert 90 be given promises TO
hc one OF the foremost attractions OF the
season
ovid Musiu is. if not the superior, at
least the peer. Of any living viotinist,
who. unlike other foreign artists coming
10 this country has the wisdom OF sur
rouDuug himself with hrst-c!aSs com
pany. and g. happy when his company
receive some OF the glory ne receives edch
night
Mrs. Annie Louise Musin the prima
donna Of the company, possesses So-
u-au0 voice of magnificent power ana
COMPASS. aud her high notes are of phc-
uCmonal purity. Miss Bessie Bu1SdIl mas
"A marvcllousy rich and pure contralto
voice. and her cuunciatiOn is so clear ana
distinct that the audience can hear every
word she uttcr-. The pianist, Mr.. Ed
ward Scharf D. an accomplishing mu-
slciau whose solos are SO enjoyable as
to challenge comparison only with the
excellence Of his acc0mpaHimeHtS, with
their rare good taste and sympathy. In
Mr.. Frederick W Elliott the Musin com
pauV has AN acquisition of considerable
value His tenor d. clear. his notes are
open and correct at all stages. and ms
method is pleasingly finished.
The Mueln Company has appeared IN
Richmond. and those who have heard
them on former occasions VIII no doubt
be glad 10 have another opportunity Oi
listening 10 their excellent music.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-05
Dress Reform for Women.

ISOLATION of the General Society OF Me
chanlcs and Tradesmen listened to a talk
on Health Culture" by Miss Lindley at
It's regular monthly meeting last night at
10 east Twenty-third street. The talk
was the third on dress reform, and, ac-
cording To the Views Of the society. went
farthest toward providing a sensible and
sanitary Outfl: for women. Any pressure
OF clothing should be upon the shoulders.
as Is the case with men. Miss LIndey's
idea of true dress reform was a union
suit equipoise tights, stockings. and an
outer skirt, all made Of light wooden
material. The shoes should be made with
square toes. low heels and thick soles
Miss Lindley's demonstration was facili-
tated by the use OF charts showing the
circulation of the blood and the develop
ment of the muscles.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-05

Harrison Bunder. Agnes Coles and Ma
ria Allen tall coloredj were brought be
fore Justice CTutchheld, In the Police
Court. yesterday, on The charge of steal
ing a gold watch and chain, OF the value
of S73, from Frank Hartman. Maria w16
sent or 10 the grand jury, Eunder was
discharged and Agnes was sent 10 jail
for six months IN default OF $500 BAH Tor
her good behavior
Thomas BROOKS. white boy. who vas
CHARGED with Yagrancy. was sent TO the
rcfOrmdtory
Adair Jasper (coloredJ was sent on to
the grand Jury Tor carrying d concealed
weapon, razor
lanes Hopkins (colorcd) was sent ON to
the grand fury on the charge OF stealing
seven chickens from William kenney. lie
was also sent TO jail for six months as a
suspicious character. ...
Robert TAYLOR and Willie Starke both
colored were charged with being drunk
and disorderly I'm the bar-room Of Neal
Ccragan. They were fined $50 and costs
each
II. l.. Crowder was fined s. and costs
Tor being drunk. while j. VI. Martin had
20 pay s. 20 and costs for q similar onence.
he also had TO go 10 jail for thirty DAYS
IN default OF 500 security. Joe Smith
(colorcD was fined $50 and costs Tor
being drunk
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-05
The Mozart Musicale.

Tomorrow evening the 7Ust Mozart
musicale will Dee given, and
programme OF more than usual interest
and merit has been prepared for the oc-
ca~iOp.
The programme includes Miss Geral-
dine Morgan who rs said 20 be the great
est of AN Young American lady violin
Estes and her brother. Mr.. Paul Morgan.
violonCelist. at present solo 'celliSt with
The New York symphony Orchestra
Damrasch'H These artists Will be ably
supported by Miss Ida Robinson, sopra-
no. Of Centenary church quartette, and
Mrs Jas ier L. Rowe, Contralto, OF the
First Baptist church quartette. Professor
Jacob Keiuhardt viii furnish the piano
accompanlmentS.
Miss Morgan has studied with the ED
or DamrOsCh in New York city, with
Schradicck at LiepZic, and for eight years
IN Berlin under Joachim. She is the
only American who has the honor of
winning the Mendelssohn prize, which Is
annually offered i'm Berlin. This she did
in competition with over forty other
artists
Mr. Morgan is equally well spoken of
as an artist Of real merit. The Mozart
Association. in combining with these two
eminent inStrumcntalists two such capd-
bic and prominent representatives. OF
our own local musical world, Is following
ont the policy and real object OF the
organization, and IL is to be hoped that
during the present season there win be
other arrangements on the order Of the
above.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-05

Manager Smith made a flying trip to
Baltimore recently and arranged for an
appearance IN that city on December 31st
for Folk Miller. under the auspices OF
The National Evangelzation Society" of
which Rev. H. VI. Wharton. -. D..
the eminent evangelist, Is president The
circular. specially gotten out for this
event. Is neatly printed, and names as
patrons the following prominent business
and professional men Of Baltimore:
Patrons-General John Gill, w. G. Sed-
don, A. II. rutherford Colonel Henry
-. Beall. Charles Caspari, Jr.. George
Savage, Charles W. Field, Rev. w. NJ.
Dame, Charles w. Sloan, Colonel Lyle
Clarke, Professor Powhatan Clarke, Rich
ard 4. Harris
The recital will be accompanied bv a
musical concert of rare merit. The con-
ductor of this concert is Professor Isaac
5. Field, of Baltimore. He is one of the
most talented, musical directors in the
Monumental City.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-05
phou THh IRMORf.
The New Manchester company hepor""'
th. RexifaeHtsl ArmOTy for Duty

Conuanv &c" Of the flTst regiment
the newly-organized Manchester com
many rep0rted for duty with fun ranks
If he regimental armory last evening
In inc absence Of Captain Atkinson,
Who WINS detained at his home by SICK
ness First Lieutenant Meredith was IN
Command. The men looked well ana
gave satisfaction in the performance or
their duty - . 49,
Captain Gasser, of Company ID, OF the
regj 6}ent has notified Colonel Jones that
in compliance with orders received from
headouarters the company will hold
meeting on Friday evening, December
Ith for the election Of First Lieuten-
AMI TO III the vacancy caused by the
recent resignation Of Lieutenant c. y.
Colonel Jones has been informed by the
contractors in Baltimore, who are 10
Furnish members of the regiment with
the new regulation blouses. that the lat
ter will be completed and shipped from
there by December 18th, to reach here on
December 18th.
No steps have been taken by Colonel
Jones recently in the matter OF securing
new gray uniforms for the regiment,
but il is expected that this subject will
be aCitated III great earnestness after
the new blouses have been delivered.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-05
LEATHER GOODS.

Shopping Bags, Chatelaine
Bags, Pocketbooks, Card Cases,
etc, and hundreds Of small arti-
c.es from Zoe to 81 each.
Mems Neckwear, Kid Gloves,
HandkerchietS, Suspenders, Night
Shirts, Dress Shirts, Collars and
Cuffs and Umbrellas.
Ladies Kid Gloves, Hosiery,
Corsets, Silk Skirts, Waists,
Handkerchiefs, etc.
Blankets, Comfortables, Elder
down Quilts, Ready-Made Sheets
and Pillow Cases, Table Linen,
apkins, Linen Sets, Tray Cloths,
Buffet Scarfs, Squares, etc.
Cloaks, Wraps, Shawls, Fur
Capes and Ready-Made Suits.
FUR Rugs, Wilton and smyrna
Rugs, Art Squal es, Lace Curtains
and Portieres, Carpet Sweepers,
Table Covers and Baby Carriage
Robes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-05
FROM OVER THE RIVER.
VIEWS OF DIFFERENT KINDS AND
INTEREST IN MANCHESTER
Acr.o,s Chs. Again Continued-Busins's
Kesuming-writ of Error AwHrded'
ABodg.t OF Notes OF Interest
MANCHESTER BUREAU RIcHNoSD ZINES
1921 Hull STREET. BEAIT1E BIOL X.


Much encouragement is felt over the
general picking up in business over mere
The spike mills in the lower part OF '"c
city opened up yesterday with seventy
five men, and a force rs busily at WORK
rebuilding Johnson's Iron Works, which
were some time ago destroyed by hre'
Probably by the first part Of 1895 these
works will be again under way, mus
giving a large number OF men employ
ment, and bringing a great deal of money
into this city. This place IL rapidly re-
covering from the effects OF the panic,
and will soon resume its old-time pros
perity.
Nothing was disposed of yesterday in
the Hastings Court, except chancery
business.
Yesterday morning for the first time In
some days. The case Of John AGREE. the
Clay-street, Richmond, motorman, "hlch
has been continued several tunes, was
before him, and had to be postponed
until next Friday on account OF the IL
ness OF Mrs. Driver, the principal VIII
ness. ~
nero bow, was sentenced in the Hastings
Court OF this place TO twelve months III
the penitentiary for alleged assault upon
a colored girl. An appeal was tahfl 90 ~
the Supreme Court and YESTERDAY Jus
l.. l.. Lewis g. dilNti "a w.
the case. -, .,, -.
Rev. Charles Galloway will preach al
Fifth-Street Methodist church to-nsht.
The board OF directors OF me , Mam,
chester Methodist Sunday-School Cui r,i
met last night at 1890 o'clock at Cehlrdi
Methodist church - to,,. In
The street Committee met last night III
the Lender building. ~
A marriage license was issued ~ tme
clerks office of the Hastings court YES
terday 10 a colorei couple. pt,co
The silver wedding Of Rev: a. ,b ItEa
and wife took place at the FIRST bapuSl
church (colored) Monday night. .,.,.o,
There were services at As1ufy c"aP'i
last night. .,,.o1 from, IN,
eVNorr tns nj Central Methodist chuTch
Monday night. 1t IS 20 be used io'
charitable purposes. ..,.,ol,,
'il Tbc health Of Manchester is extremely
good now which sp ,Sa Sau TS,r i9F "S
'" w. neu, ten-minute schedule on tire
Hdstres line is proving ,o OF freat ya and
U ~ and the comments on II are
quite favorable.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-05
gTENASfUNr TX TfB{ffON.
II will be Gwen AT Association Hail Next
Friday Ivening.

The members Of the gymnasium Oh the
Young AIen Christian A.'soCla t4vn' -
Of the Junior and senior depar tuehts'
will give their first public eNhlbiuo1 our
ing the present season on INay evening"
II viii take place In the Dig nan OF lhe
organization, so that the spectators inlSht
be comfortably seated. The platform MI
be enlarged for the occasion, ana Try TO
fessor Anton Schatzel the pnyslcai 81
rector, will have charge OF the entertain
ment. -,
An interesting programme mas Deen
drawn up for the exhibition, when wiz
contain ward drill, class work on appass
ratus and pyramids by the members OF
the boys department. Among the othet
numbers will be special ADVANCED work
on the table and chairs by professor
Anton Schatzel and Mir. {. ID. Nestnan ;
exercises with dumb bells for the I'M
provement of general health oy the young
mems class: horizontal bar by professor
Schat2el and the leaders class tumbllng
by Messrs H.. Payne, II. Underwater
and Professor SchatzeL
Ever since Professor Schatzel mas Deen
I'm charge OF the physical department
the athletic competitions and exhibitions
have attracted large crowds OF specta-
tors, who manifested a lively interest
in the execution of the various mum
bers Of the programmes. II Is TO be eN-
pected that the exhibition on next FFhay
evening will be equally well patronized.