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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-17
THs HAN BIIHA WHBEL.
If Heis without one lie IL Sot in Fashion
Their ~ In Rnslnns. Anh ltasnre.

The bicycle rink at the Blues, Armory
SIS growing I'm public favor, and quite
considerable number Of riders may be
seen ON The floor daily.
on account OF the increased number of
beginners the sessions ~ the training
sChoo. Will te held on Monday, Thursday
and Friday evenings
T. is estimated that hundred bicycles
are III use ir Richmond I'm "A practical
business way. They are used b. mail
messengers. crrand boys. package car
riers. a.1 for many similar purposes
The devices i5r carrying small loads
are increasing. and the wheel seems des-
tined 20 have quite an effect on business
methods.
The bicycle models for ls45 are COM
mencing 10 appear at the bicycle agen-
cies. There are no radical changes over
me - wheel. which seemed 20 be we'll
nigh perfect machine. but 10 the pfacura
eye there are lines OF beauty and inn
rrove-uent ia parts that are highly ap-
uTeCltfei
The demand IS for light wheels. and few
VIII Doe placed on the market next year
az more than twenty-five pounds WeiSht
while one mandatory promises % place
oa tr, market a -eryIceabie road wheel
at nineteen and "a half pounds.
The bicycle dealers are doing a lively
business la ladies' wheels.
Nearly AN tle manufacturers OK high
grade bicycles have put the price OF
wheels down from ST. 20 $i,". and the
reduction has done Ill good deal towards
stimulating the %dst-Ic.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-17

That Moses Gage Shirley. - Gofstown.
y. H., is q popular poe; the world knows.
That he is q great poet Is evidenced by
the fact that De is endorsed by that mas
ter Of pots James WnitComo Riley and
such eminent men AS Governor William +.
Russell. of Massachusetts,. and Mayor
kuowltOn. Of Manchester y. II His
book, Ever day Rhymes has made him
famous
The poet personally is a genial gentle
man. who talked Interestingly 10 the
writer concerning himself
~ am very Well. indeed now he said.
"hut some time ago J was troubled badly
with weak nerves and kidney and liver
complaint. took tnlt wonderful medl-
ciUe. Dr. Gre-.e.s N-ryIra blood ana
nerve remedy. and It completely cured
ne
As q nerve strengthener and blood
pGriner IL is luagua.ed. and richly merits
its great success as the grandest OF med-
i-i1e-.
II advise every body ailing 20 use H.
and I take every opportunity. 10 recon-
mend b. IL ssh. certainly cure.
our sre1t writer's. our illustrious states
men. our most eW!neut physicians ana
Jrst-EUJWn society people use ana recon-
mend this --lu lest Of medicines, lr.
Gr-a-e.s Ne-yura blood and nerve rem
.iy. II occupies position among the
sick and atl.re far above any other rem
edy ever discovered. No other remedy
cures like b.. no other medicine begins TO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-17

have such a long array or wondertu
cures. Day after day prominent ana we'll
known people publish their testimonials
and recommend this remedy because II
cured them. and they desire 10 point out
tho road TO health 10 others who may
be suffering from nerve weakness, over
worked brains, tired-out bodies. nervous
debility. insomnia. dyspepsia, constipa-
ton rheumatism or some other affection
which causes nervousness, weakness and
prostrauon.
Prominent persons whom everybody
knows. would not thus give their names
10 the public and advise people 70 Use
Or GTeene's NerVura blood and nerve
remedy ID they did not know from their
own experience that the MEDICINE cured,
and that it viii cure others u they use II.
We can only say try II and prove for
yourself that it viii DO Just what these
Well-kuowu people say % Will
Why waste time la trying uncertain
and uutriel remedies. when here Is a
physicians pres .rip,ion. a discovery made
b. the greatest living specialist IN curing
nervous and chronic diseases, Or. Greene,
Of - west Fourteenth street, New YORK
CITY II you take this medicine you can
consider Yourself under Or. Greene's d.
rre- professional care, and you can con-
sgft him or write 10 him about your case.
freely ana without charge. This Is
guarantee that this remedy viii cure.
possessed by no other medicine IN the
world
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-17
rHk TlMES-RICHMOND VA. SATURDAY NOVEMBER u 1894

ator Arthur r. Herbert, resiFned;Nor-
folk Citv-George T. Snead' S,YiS-
Princess Anne County-GeorSe /. snead,
175
Total-George T. Snead, S's~o'
HOUSE CT psLEGATTs'
The following is the official vote for
candidates to iii vacancies In the House
OF Delegates:
Dinwiddie county Ito succeed me iete
Dr. Knox Thompson)--Thomas l.. Clarke,
Lib; a. A. Dance. " -
Hanover county Ito succeed X. II. Card
Wei, resignedJ-Dr. +. l.. lhs'oh' 4'-s9'
81. L. Wood. 2; J. A. Brown. l.
KING and queen county ITO succeed the
late James :. Jonest-Georbe -, Bland,
Ioi; j. ;. Purcell, 81.
Orange county Ito succeed the iate X
7. GraVesD-Cieorge W. Barbour, LOST
City OF Petersburg ITO succeed John -.
Evans, esigned)-Charles HAN Davis
l,s9i, G. VI T. Boss. 3n: Thomas II. Bond.
Smyth and Bland counties 20 succeed
Judge John F. Sheffey. resigned):
Smyth County,. Newton Johnston,
87 l. r. Gollehan. li2i.
Bland County,. Newton Johnston, - 4;
!. r. Goilehan. $50.
Total. Newton Johnston, LID; /. I.
EOlleEaU. -q3
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YANDERBlLT'S PALACE.
TIE MAGNIFICENT BILLLRDROOM
NEARING COMPLETION.
The Structure VIII Soon be Ready for oecu-
p4Bcy Road Improvements in Bun
conbe County.

ASHEVILLE. y. c., Nov. l5.-Special.
The county commissioners are now
making preparations 10 begin system
attic work in road improvement. Al
the necessary machinery has been pUr-
chased. iouS-term conF..ts, specially ~
ted for the work. selected, aud the road
upon which the work VIII Dee hIst az
recred chosen. rais is the driveway
leading from AsheVl.r 'O bAtmoft. nc
municipal authorities .i tae Fltase5 %
kenilW Orth and victoria. through WHitH
4 section OF the ROAD selected lot lth.
proycment runs. have pracuca4ly aecl4el
10 assist the county commissioners ~
an appropriation OF >rD lu tdHh, anu ~
furnishing "A suitable ctmplns-sTO al
for ne crnVict force Engineers nave
been engaged for the WorE, ana every
thing will be- done 90 make TINS expert
ment successful and an Oolect-lessoh u
the people OF the county.
This is the FIRST step m Work tnat
must mean much IN the material deFel-
oDrnant OF Buucombe county.
Kenilworth Inn IS being reprinted on
the outside and thoroughly repaired Tor
Mccall the Republican candidate
for fha s1iic!tOrship IN this district. says
ne il defeated by George =. Jones, MS
competitor by between ~ and 81" votes.
The doors. WOODWORK I r the WINDOW
and wainscOting for the Vanderbilt PAL
ace Is now being turned out here. The
% window frames and tacings and the
So doors are 10 be made or quarter
stWed oak. imported from near Shelby
vile. Indiana. selected especially because
81 its beautiful figuring. More than
ao 90 feet OF this rare timber has been
brought here 20 be used Ia manuiac-
furing doors. window frames and Interior
finish Tor the palace The windows VIII
l.. from eight 10 sixteen feet high. a
draperv uanellel door. six panels. each
heai.gfully nand-carye Ed b. one u six
rssigns In the factory ffiy-nve men
are e.n1lOyed In fnls work alone. The
cost OF naishing the billiard room VIII
amount 10 $500 rhe plans show mat
this room VIII be- % BY 81, with a III D.
"a alcove. and he iDtsvlor wih De VAIN
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Hastings Court.

Albert Clark. who was Thursday night
found guilty Of involuntary mlnSlaugh-
ter IN the HustiUgs Court. was yesterday
sentenced by Judge WITT. IN accordance
with the Verde. o. the jury. 10 twelve
months Imprisonment I'm jail and TO pay
a fine OF $.
Patrick Boiling tcplored) was yestor-
day tried on the charge Of breaking and
entering the warehouse II Armour & Co.
and stealing ,herefrom about sixty pork
and beef hams, and found guilty. lie
was sent 10 the peDltenuary Tor I'VE
years.
The case Of Margaret Lewis Ccolored).
charGed with the murder of her husband.
was set for trial yesterday. but on mo-
ti0u OF counsel fr accused. was CStpOued
until the 18th Of December
The case u Professor Wistar Archer.
charged with cruelty beating oae OF his
pupils, Is set Tor trial to-day.
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THE OFFICIAL RETURNS.
FyTTRE VOTE ~ THE HANDS or
eFCRETARY or COMMONWEALTH
Tn. state Board of Csnvssssrt VIII Count
"A. Vote Next Thursdsy-A Total
Vote Of 2I5.1T3 Cast.

he Official returns OF the votes cast
an TUESDAY. November 9Th, for members
Of Congress. State senate ana h 1Se 80, %
.h -, ~ me Commonwealth from
al all n tbe cite; and counties Of the STATE.
TIE State Board Of Canvassers VIII on, ot,i,
tialy count the votes n aecord s1,;e, WIN "a
the provisions q an ast o. a,t ,.a fourth
T Tf1S In The month From those re-. re-
recent election q total vote Oh -'',t'' , va
cast in this state for members OF IN ~
gress. OF this number t.e - M he
pl,f..cans Ss.Si5. the Popalists lO'oe'' WINE
3525 votes we're scattered. s.,,u nv
The following is the vote III ue'''' -
congressional districts.
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rBRsOSAL AND GENERAL.
InierertinE Fac's About Richmond GILL
Iena and other mattsr'.

Mrs. Martha E. Gil is seriously Ill at
her residence l03 north Plum street.
Miss Blanche 4. Whtmore, OF south
Laurel street. has left for Durham, y. c..
10 visit relatives and friends.
Mr Courtice Scott. a ministerial stu
dent at RaUdolph-Macoa college, vii
preach at the Highland Park Methodist
chr rch SUNDAY. morning and evening.
The suit published yesterday OF G: G..
Rady, trustee. against j.; /. Lindsay
should have read against J. l.. Lindsay
trustee. The suit is not against Nr
Lindsay individually.
The Circle Of Industry OF Centenary
Methodist church will nave a Thanks
giving dinner IN the vacant store-rooin
In the Pace building on the 18th instant,
the day before Thanksgiving.
Rev. Edward L. peu vii deliver his
regular weekly lecture Al the lounS Men $
Christian Association THIS AFTERNOON al D
O'Clock The attendance Tor several weeks
past has been the largest since the meet
ms commenced. AL are invited.
\ protracteG meeting began Thursday
night AT Fulton Baptist church, Rev.
JOHN ". DOugherty. pastor. ana VIII con-
time unit! next week. Large crowds are
attending nightly. Mt. Dougherty has Just
been called from Portsmouth 70 this
church. and is making q hne impression.
Professor II. r. Laube has gone 70 Gin
c.nnau 20 teach a music class ior few
months. IL is stated that Il was through
the efforts Of President ingalls,. Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio. that the services
OF the Professor was secured. Mr. IN
gals daughter is a member of the class
The following Richmond people were
registered a the =. Denis Hotel. Broad
way and Eleventh streets. New York, this
week: T. q. Sydnor and wife. J. II. VIII
knson. Y. l. Epes. z. G. Saunders. j.
b Lightfoot. y L Fairbank and wife
\ y. Shea. VI. 4. Boiand. J. +. Powell
H. II. Wallace and j. VI. Fourqurean.
The FOurG ure4n-Pric Company have
leased for z term 81 five years, from
February 1855 the spacious building now
occupied by Levy Davis
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-17

The regullr seml-moathly musicale of
the Richmond Mozart Association viii
take place az tie Academy of NusIc
Monday uaht. The Swedish QUartette
COMPANY viii be the attraction Tlis
continuation of finished artists nave a.
reared a number Of times Ill Richmond,
and The combination Is one of the best
MAT comes this way. II BIS composed of
Charles A. Skoog. first tenor. George
L4ur.n. second tenor, a Emil SkooS.
baritone. and ". T.. Mcpherson. basso.
rrey are accompanied by Mss Jose
Baraeu. recl.er. Miss VIDA SHcOg Is
ar.0mpanlst
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. g,irOsd Accident Near Weldon.

WELDON. y. G.. Nov. i6.-Special.-
Last night about . o'clock a freight
train wrecked a portion Of the railroad
shed here The wreck was caused oy a
large iron steam shovel, which Was TOO
bigb 10 Ass under. Several large tim
bers Were torn from the roof OF the shei
and spllnteFed Another cngine, IN at
tempting 10 pass, Was sllghtly damagei
The accident Is said by the rallroad
10 g fast train. south bound. was de-
iayed about thirty minutes. No one was
q furaH
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look after the interests OF their respective

look after the interests OF their respective
GU Rrs CATIONS.
Court-Strest church. LynChburg. has
for several years been trying 90 secure
Dr Sicdd. and II IL raid they are now
making strong efforts TO secure him. The
Should Dr. Sledd 20 &c another city II
o. prah8hicl that In the general ADJUST
ment several other changes VIII be en-
tailed. Tae committee from Broad
street will ask Tor Or. John Harmon. II
be is returned 20 he Virginia Confer
cnco. as la expected Dr. Tudor i now
scheduled. by those who seem 10 know.
FOR Monumental church. Portsmouth.
II Is said that a Petersburg committee
VIII ask Tor Rev. F. B. Dadmun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-17

I'm the CITY Circuit Court. before Judge
Wexford Yesterday. the jury in the case
Of ". W. old. special commissioner.
against J.. :. Gates the former sheriff.
and others. returned a verdict for the
defendant. ON motion OF the plaintiff =
attorney the verdict was set aside and
a new trial granted, 10 which the de-
PENDANTS excepted.
The case of Thomas Seldom against
RoseUbaum was removed 10 the Law and
Equity Court. Judge Wexford b-.ng a
relative OF the plaintiff.
The case Of Winston, receiver. against
Charles r. Burkman was dismissed. on
motion Of plaintiffs attorney.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-17
Inc re3ab.lcan tont-s,ant..

II is said that Air Edgar Allan VIII be-
counsel FOR all the Virginia Republicans
who propose % contest The seats OF tls.r
oupournts lu Congress The contest VIII
probably commence before the State
Board OF CduVasScrs. when that BODY
meets here 20 canvass returns ans issue
certificates OF election.
Mr. Allan. II Is said. will also be the
counsel for the Republican contestant,
ia Louisiana.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-17
Tie Connecticut yeterl .

The delegation Of Connecticut vete-
rams. who arrived here Thursday evening
from New Berne. y. g., spent the day
yesterday IN sightseeing. some OF them
E1il- 20 Seven Pines and other BATH
fields around Richmond. In the afternoon
number % them visited the Soldiers
Home the Le- Monument and other
places Colonel Murphy drove several
members OF the party 10 the Hin Monu-
ment also.
reception was g.vau the veterans boy
Lee Camp AZ their han last evening
where informal greetings were exchanged
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-17

grand rally Of the Baptist Young
People is called al the Second Baptist
church Sunday afternoon al I o'clock 90
practice the music which VIII be sung
ON the occasion OF the State convention
OF the virginia Baptist Young People
Union next week
Baptist societies are requested 10 meet
III their respective churches and CORE ia "a
body Gospel hymns Nos. and VIII
Ia tfc.I
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The last meeting during the week o,
prayer was held In the parior OF the
Young Mems Christian Association lasN
evening. In the aosvnc- az Mr. ;. l..
Bishop. an address Was delivered by Mr.
J. 4 Arthur Secretary George +. Db-
bits conducted the singing.
The meeting or sunday afternoon al
O'Clock VIII be- conducted by Rev James
! Fair. who will speak on the subject
'' Rescue Work
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-17

Sheriff ". +. Ham. Of Allegheny coun-
~. Yesterday delivered AZ the peniten-
tiary William Shield. sentenced 20 I'VE
wears Imprisonment for house-breakIng
Sheriff j. ". Wood. Of Buckingham
county. turned over to Major Lynn En-
ma Harris. alias Emma Cray, colored
sentenced 10 two years Imprisonment FOR
house breaking.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-17
From tie Armory.

Colonel Henry 9. Jones. 4 the FIRST
Regiment, has Issued an order appoint
ing Or. X. = TelSler assistant surgeon
OF the regiment with the rank OF cap
tain 20 succeed DIT. Darlington. dis
charged.
Past Quarte-master Sergeant Gastin
Kraker has been appointed quarternasteT
sergeant of the regiment, 10 succeed Z.
y. FalkUer, discharged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-17
rr,n.nrt-d Routine Ru.Ine.s.

The Committee on Fire Department
e,,a,fng and transacted the usual
a-gounf OF routine business. consisting
or the confederation Of applications FOR
nsrmission 10 erect frame buildings. The
committee Will recommend the same 10
IT, CIV Council
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-17
See.e In tie klamath Country

4 camping party OF Salem men is just
home from the klamath country. The
Kllmath re-e rVatiOu Is u fine region and
IN M bitei by a hearty race OF Indians.
Mr.. Patterson says an Indian that
weighed 20 pounds. who had curly hair
and a number OF other singular character
istcs, was noticed But the srandet-
sight, says the hunters. was Crater Lake.
This is a body OF water I IL by Ii miles
in dimensions. having no apparent outlet.
Not fish OF any kind inhahts the waters.
Two efforts were made 10 plant the lake
with trout, but II seems that they have
no means OF living. and die of IN a
short time While the party was at the
lake they encountered a surveying out
lit who were making a eeJdetic survey,
and their figures showed that The lowest
blun on the lake was 20 fset from the
top OF the level OF the water /. was
found that the depth OF the water was
$50 10 200D feet clear as French plate
giass.-Portland Oregonlan.
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Thlere, Slill ut Hork.

Thieves entered house No ll.3t-e east
Clay street Thursday llsht between the
occupied jointly by Messrs Moses Nav
and ST. r. Marcuse. Tho iuarauders
carried OF a coat belonging 10 Mir. Nav
a silk dress and wrap OF Mrs MAYS
besides some lamps ana silverware TO the
Ing on the case,
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COsFERBNCA EUR0Rs.
An KHcarsion Party wIi Leave for Char
lofIeaNIll. In.f.X.

An excursion under the alsnices OF
the ladies o. Br1ad-Strcet Methodist
church viii leave This cl'y az 2.2u =. NJ
to-day. FOR Charlottesville % attend The
Methods Conference in session there.
kunors We're ny.ng thick and fast yes
tefday concerning appointments that
Richmond churches, and several commit
tees left for Charlottesville yesterday 10
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- r DIV.

The nurses OF the Virginia Hospital at
$3.50 rba r00kine lecture al the Pure
Food Exposition Yesterday evening in a
body. The young ladies' rom the train
PETERS Pr Noseley. Terrl. Rodgers and Mrs.
HuruphraNs
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l.u and Eaulty Court.

=, 80. ,,y, and Equity Court the fol-
IN the Us IT, U-sre Instituted yesterday.
~ F p arr and Votey. organ Company
aI, ~ t''i p r. Lee FOR $lS657 with protest
Home lion, Electric Company against John
a. snail FOR so damages
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-17
STATE SENATE.

The following IS the Official vote for
the state senate as filed ia the office Of
TIE Secretary OF the Commonwealth:
Twelfth District 60 succeed Judge
Thomas ". Harrison. resigned. Clarke
Couuty-Thomas -. Gold. as, Charles l..
Prichr.d. IS. ~ l.. T. Reed. Il.
Free erick County Thomas ! Gold.
lCl Charles L. PrichdEd. lSi u. L. 7.
Reed, Is.
81: Charles L. Prichard, 100; VI. l.. p.
Reed. 90
Totai-Thomas u. Gold. 2.s2l; Charles
/ Prichard s64; NJ. l.. +. Reed, 2l2.
Thirty-hrst District Go succeed Sen
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AN INIrNcrI0N oRANTEn.

on the application Of Mrs. Meter
Caroline HOueEEeT. and Mr. Charles
William HOLegger. Judge John II. Iagram
has made the following order.
An Injunction L. grant q. 100 accordance
with The prayers OF the OIL enJoinlng
and restraining the Richmond WOODWARD
ManufaCturinE Company. IFS agents and
attorneys. and j. .. Dickinson. Mrs. VI.
r Dickinson ". Z. Dickinson. y. q.
Box!ey John T. Terrell. W T.. Gibbs.
N o. Thomas and J. =. Cosby. their
agents and attorneys, from dlsp0sllg OF
the assets Of the said Richmond Wood
ware Manufacturing Company until the
future order Of the Chaucery Court Of
the city OF Richmond. , .rsiria. but this
order Is not intended 20 operate As q
restraining order against the enforcement
and execution OF the trust deeds IN the
bill SCI forth and described by trustees
named. This Injunction is not % take
effect as Il restraining order unul me
plaintiffs. or either OF th@m or s-ne one
for them. shall enter into. bond, m me
penalty Of five hundred dollars. before
the clerk Of the Chancery Court OF the
city Of Richmond. Virginia, win secDrl-
~ 10 be approved by said clerk, cOhdi-
toned according 10 law. and 5 pay an
costs and damages, In case this lnJunc-
ton is dissolved.
This suit IS now pending In the Chan
Gerry Court OF the city Of Richmond. and
the process IL returnable 20 next Monday.
November i9. 1884. il il underst cd that
Judge Lamb VIII y asked 70 appoint q
receiver. and collect the assets OF the
company pay its creditors and wind up
the affairs Of the company. which Is said
10 be insOlVenr.
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Preparatory.

As the Broadway cable car approached
the Post-ofiice a young man sprans d.
reSflv In 'front.' OF IL and waving his arms
cried. Vow. come on. Will you
The car struck him squarely IN the
chest and threw him ten feet ahead. Ris-
trg quickly. he rushed back at the ear
and was thrown ahead again. He vas
about 20 make another rush when
policeman pulled him FROM the track
What's the matter with yer2 grow'led
the Ificer. ION your head. chP'
Not az all" replied the young man.
II was just getting myself IN shape for
the football game this after.sOon. Truth.
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-h.lnh-. 0uatuer CoronAli.

Mr.. W. ". Barrow. FOR several years
caTq5a 3 L' baasia 4l' OF this ety
"a. - a,rointsd 10 succeed him.
M NJ f..o'des Quatuor Coronati Is ore OF
Nc famous Masonic lodges in the
lle 10 membership consisting entire
Mo!l'' ,,. - men Il has corresponding
~ on IL. IL ~ every land. The lodge pub
hntihteiiS transactions" three times a
AsheS I,stirg a large illustrated volume
year I'D articles by Masonic scholars
Of Of i LIS aiso engaged in the Te-prinung OF
u ! 1oEs rslailag 70 Freemasonry. ana
rare DSCy'rsducti0n. in facsimile. OF an
cen SIr barrow has been presented win
81. handsome and expensive Masonic
Ng. f,- his already valuable library as
v ,ol,en OF appreciation OF his services.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-17

The smallest church see In the world
is that OF ST Hell ma. ths bishop Of whis n
has jurisdiction over three clersy snsc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-17

A United States court recently decided
n at the author OF painting might sen IL
ind Yet retain he copyright.
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TESTH DISH Ct.

Defdc-i baliots-Pllaski county, IS.
Walker over Morrison alf.
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r.he prize OF Rembrandts continues
- rise steadily IN the art mlrkets from
20 70 year The fact Is tempting forg-
and touchers-up TO impose works as
80 that slightly suggest his rnsnnerisn.
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Total. 1889 Is
James seldom Condor Gnd.l. 81.
William 4. Anderson DEM. /.
Tucker over NOst, s92
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THIRD DISTRICT.

l0fdl...sa.ss.. l-.ri' ''
Illegal tallots-Norfolk county, 70.
TrIer over Eorland. 3.slI.
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George e. Cabell DEM, J.
swanson over Coruett, -.H3
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rnrR1R nIsERIc-.


e. T.. Horner pro-. -
Lee Thornton lUIf. --l.
Afcheuney over Thorp. sit.
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SEVENTH DISTRICT.

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