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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-16
An Interesting Prog ammo.

Tho gymnastic display 10 bc given ms
evening in the large hail OF the YOUNG
Mems Christian Association by the mem
hers of the Junior Department VIII no
doubt attract a large crowd Of specta-
tors The programme. which IS a very
attractive one. will contain the following
numbers.
/. Dumb-bcl drill
- Class work on buck. side-horse, div
iug. and parallel bar
g. Tumbling-Robert Morrisett, fercy
Finncy. and Louis Wood.
4. Potato race BY the Boys Class
B. Sack race 10y the Boys Class
g. Indian clubs Dr. ". \. Haskell.
2. Mat work-Robert Morrisett and
Percy Finncy.
s.. horizontal bar-Messrs. j. W. Atkin-
son. j.. $. Stoddard. }. {. Blake ana
Professor Anton Schatzcl
9. Pyromids on parallel bar.
TO- Pyramids on mat
II. Roman ladders.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-16

tendcnt OF the sunday-school Work OF
the East Hanover Prespy,e'S.
lie died yesterday morning al O'Clock
in his sixty-second year. from an Illness
which dates back beyond 'he mondays.
He was taken with the grlp' which
afterwards developed into pneumonia, and
steadily grew worse unth inc ehd. lie
was conscious ND TO the time OF his
death, and passed away IN the tul nope
OF a glorious immortality
Mr.. Slelght leaves ueeoru WHO 10
mourn his loss. They were without
children.
The funeral will take place at o'clock
this afternoon from the First Presbyte-
rian church on account OF the Illness OF
DIR. Kerr, the pastor anu 'nf absence
from the city OF DR. hose' Dr. Rich
ardson will conduct the services. All OF
the ministers OF the city are especially
invited 10 attend. The teachers and
scholars Of the First PRESBYTERIAN Sun
day-school will attend in body.
The honorary pall-pearers WIN be:
Mcssrs. r. Z. Brooke Ar'nipald BOIL
ing. John r. West Harvie Blair. Judge
y. r. Wexford. and captain George W.
Allen.
The active pal-bearers VIII be; J.. ~
Cullingworth, W. 9. U D
Robertson. Robert Whi,.e'' w, w. D Don
nan. Charles II. Wexford VIM. Camp
and Joseph p swords.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-16
RETREAT for the sick.

The hoard Of managers Of the Retreat
for the Sick held it's annual meeting
Yesterday. with n large attendance pres
emf. 4 most gratifying review OF the
years work was made by the president
report. Through the eXerton OF the
board. and other unexpected sources TINS
institution has been blessed with most
successful year. n ne number Of DAYS
given 10 charity patients has been s''i''
The total number OF patients TO Whom
hoard and treatment has been given are
2g7. The officers for the ensuing year
were reelected. and the standing commit
tees were enlarged by tho addition OF re-
cent elections to the board.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-16

dino, has been good. IS recommended by
~ Harrison. the surgeon. on account OF
no convicfs m-health. lie Is suffering
nom partial paralysis.
,rhe Governor also pardoned Frank
Martin. who IN February. 1893. was sen
fenced IN the Wise County Court to six
wears imprisonment IN the penitenuary
.or robbery. The following reasons are
given boy the Governor for his action
This pardon IS recommended by pr'
Harrison. the surgeon. and Supcrln'ehn-
cut d. w Lynn. on occount or me III
health Of tho prisoner. He is suiier, ny,
from heart disease. HIS conduct since ms
incarceration has been good.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-16

Sheriff G.. J.. Baeley Of Lunenhurs
county. called at the Office of the Auni-
tor az Public Accounts yesterday aitei
delivering at the penltcntiary .. ~, ASH
worth. sentenced TO imprisoninent lol
eighteen months for malicious 'ul''nb'
chorifr ~ $. Garner. of Pulaski county
.,lsn called. who had turned over 10 tho
custody OF Major Lynn Frank Myers
sentenced to one year for malicious as
eault.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-16

T. vs. Bllups & Son YESTERDAY received
telegram giving the details Of the finding
~ the bodies of two young men VINO
were drowned at Lanexa, Va. While OUT
sailing on the river on Wednesday.
The names of the unfortunate young
mon could not be- ascertained. The collins
Tor the bodies were shipped on the o'tV
Aain yesterday morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-16

ON account of above occasion the Rich
mond and Danylle railroad will sell
tickets from Richmond 10 San Francisco.
los Angeles. San JOSE Cotton. or San
rarnardino. Cal. and return for $50 -.
,rickets 20 be sold daily until March 3let.
inclusive. with final limit sixty days from
date OF sale. For further information APP
ply al passenger Office. $50 east Main
street. JOHN NJ. BEALL,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-16
They Want the Beat.

"The people Of this vicinity insist on
having tharlberlain's Cough Remedy. and
do not want any other" SAYS John v.
bishop Of Portland Mills, Ind That is
right They know it TO be superior to
any other for colds, and as preventive
not insist upon having it, Fifty cent bot
Ties for sale by owens & Minor Drug
Co. T. VI. Slaughter, Z. + Reeves q
CO. and II. g. Forstmann. druggists.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-16
THE AMERICAN BELL
TELEPHONE COMPANY,
IFS Mix Street, Boston, Mass.

This Company owns Letters
Patent No. 463, 1859, granted to
Emile Berliner November II,
1891, for a combined telegraph
and telephone, and controls Let
ters-Patent No. 474,23l, granted
to Thomas A. Edison, May 3,
1892, for a speaking telegraph;
which patents cover fundamental
inventions and embrace,all forms
of microphone transmittcrs aud OF
carbon telephones.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-16
vomnn's Christian Association.

All members Of the Woman's Christian
Association. and all ladies interested III
the association. arc urgently requested 10
attend "A meeting TO bc held az the home
on Saturday March 18th. az 7. NJ. me me
association proposes 60 serve reireshmehl,
during the Moody meetings in two vacant
stores opposite the tabernacle, ana M
friends
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-16
The New Rout. to Florida.

The Richmond and Danvillc railroad Ia
offering unequalled facilities to and from
all points in Florida via the new line
through Columbia and Savannah. Excur-
sion tickets will be sold until April 10Th
ut very low rates For all Information.
Pullman reservations and schedules apply
at passenger Office. 930 east Main street
JOHN NJ. BEALL,
Travelling Passenger Agent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-16

Governor Ofcrrall yesterday pardoAed
George y. Bradshaw (colorcd).who In May
iA2. was sentenced in the Corporation
Court Of fredericksburg 20 three years i'm
piisonmcnt In the Dententiary for horse
stealing. IN granting the pardon the Gov
efnor gives the following reasons:
The pardon Of the prisoner, whose con-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-16
Exhibition TO Housekeepers.

We have secured the agency Tor the
Southern Carpet Renovating Company,
and will show at our new stand how your
carpets can be perfectly renewed without
taking up at minimum cost alter ~ - eio0A
daily. HOWELL & SHAW co.
Bedding and Upholstering Manutae,urers'
704 east Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-16
.aodv ard sankey.

Hymn books Nos: ana .: LOT use :"
the approaching Moody ana sahkey ,nees-
ings, are for sale by Us a. iomess p.rS .,
Manly b. Ramos * CO. 20 Jam -
next TO corner of Ninth street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-16

a constant cough with Shor.ness OF
Breath. Failing Strength. and Wasting
Of Flesh, all bctoken Lungs more or less
seriously affected, and demanding prompt
Treatment. BY using Or. ID. Jaynes
Expectorant serious results may be either
avoided or palliated
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-16

The paidup stock Of t the SSmm psgs
Building and Loan Asso sdrnsi,op and
per cent For full lh lorinS;t,ti lion AZ
prospectus. address the
Richmond, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-16

for Sick Headache is found that is pleas,
ant. harmless, and efficient. we reler ~
DR.. David's pills, that thousands OF our ~
people have successfully usea; fr'ee' =
cents box: five boxes Tor 81.
OWENS & MINOR DHou -,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-16
The Other Cases.

Walkers administrator vs.. Lewis, from
Circuit Court OF Pittsylvania county. AZ
frmed.
Morton vs.. Dillon, from Circuit court
of Prince Edward county. Affirmed.
Whitelaw vs.. Sims. from Circuit court
of Orange. Reversed.
CITY Of Roanoke vs.. Harrison, from
Hastings Court Of city Of Roanoke. Re
yersed
Daniels VS. Wharton. from Circuit
Court Of Fauquier county. Affirmed.
Michael W.. Roanoke Machine Works.
Rehearing denied
Bell vs.. Farmvillo and Powhatan RAN
road Company. Put on privileged docket.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-16
Richmond. Va.
A Second Excursion TO Old Poinl via the
Chesapeake and Ohia Railway. Underline


Rsund-trip tickets on sunday e Maseh
18th. only sl.50. Train lsaSs ,s.vss Ola
street station at $40 A. M, s.so
Point 4 r. NJ. arriving i"ch"''"1 ''''
=. NJ -. I. =. 90.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-16
Office
LEGAL PROFESSION.

.. A ASTIITroRNEY AND COUNSELLOR
AT LAW
GaT Gfs N9 SssiS Ssp Box Ss Vs.
Richmond, Val,
,-actices in all the State and Cnitea
S,,stes Courts In Richmond. Deeds and
wills carefully prepared. Ac ci,sne.so6s
n n,Tl made and RENTED.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-16

Clutches. Trus.-s. and Braces.
All styles and price, at
OWENS & MINI z DRUG CO.'S.
Richmond. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-16
Roanoke Machine Works Guard.

mo new company formed az me koa-
l0ke Machine Works. in Roanoke, are
showing a good deal OF enthusiasm. and
promise 10 be staunch addition TO the
State auard. General Anderson is doins
what he can 10 get them equipped FOR
service and will ship them sixty muskets
.g few days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-16

In Black and Colors we are Offering the
best Glove at 81 ever shown to the Rich
mond trade.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-21
rnurt.a ana rselae once.

xs.~~sare tt,snses were issued yester-
- - rzkna Olsen sn8 Annie Nielsen.
pa, Arsler-aoa ard Loul@2 Nelssn- al q
SEATTLE
ire seanisa TRADING Company yestss,-
a.. ~tss articles % Incorporation WITH
49, reantv aaaisor Capital stock Sl@,-
-. see ss,sarsers. Seattle: cetecI = CT
80 csweerses. nsnls ard Fnin@s; iue7aF-
,,-,--.fava John Melting. Iawrtta Noe
= +. skoe. ole II satAer ard 9. J.
Andersen =
y.,,s.rv = fSz wzas ser YESTERDAY ~
80 r.aegaey fer hearing the eoneestesA
.lo..Yi., case - FRET Brooks vs. Charles
So tnvolvsnx IRE road superSSsorsa = ?
~ district e. Al orser vas sagnea a.
~s-.trw q cssat ton e. issue.
The foilcwsuw SUITE o. prota1
r,,se@ secured ny mortgage. were hFsaa
vextN~aavt George ~ Tro1sfasas s&eeal-
so- "a =. =. Whittier. Dosa L NittleT e
- e. ga 1ot e. plat e Beaeoo S8ace.
Ysee 7 ueas vx Y~ank Stsnten. = a.
1 49, tract 8sxas3 fceE Fsrca Ssreef Pc
s,..sea Uepet ana 1eans John " hnf
- Taaenh ygntsTznnte e. a.. Sc 10 :.
At,sk = Fsanslus A1e@rt street. eSsTs r 2
rst4vg sra Foarth. James Cakes - 9ea@
saxpsesstgr e a.. s. 90. Let :. hsoeS g
sewtfsss ss~-arsa Al theae noFtaSass@
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-21

-. ma According "a ~ ~r,~-.s.s-.
s-Nlfe Married Ilfe has beeu ssren..,,~-
- = use o. the hushan1s.s crsagsx 49,
as eAizersn1 occasions sec va e.s,ga-,s.s
1ass aim SIC says that aarn fs~,~
- r1t1rnee a. his earnest soss~ss. 49,,
aA1 Premise Of better trva*nna.s -. =
4s's1lesaoe an aggravated r.r~ssssr-s !.
his inhuHansty. s4esea e
As specific Instances 40 49, 49,
a~4Fsiess treatment. Mrs.. r4un.e- -.
"a. On october II. 1850. At th~ -..syss-,...
:. Aara FAX. in this city. ugnse- .s,~.-s-
rs hss IN her face am called h.x = -,
sa1s, Notifying. Illuminating suss ssz~~.--
-. In July. az Their orrrs borr. -.
@aas- sharp svas paying h@r a vas a.
1a-1a1sr says Der incsnssferae@ ha~n.-s
la1esy and insosentiy rushed ire -
roOn where they we're sst.sn~ av.s.~.s
s1rss SHARP out OF the hou-4 ana .h~r -
ioas sne Bad tire 70 rsov~. cornwer~n4 ),
1Alfess himself. &C his wisess great snar,A
80 disgust In October Hunter. yzasln ~.
0aaafa was sick. n said 70 have crussgv So
@hsfiay tod ais wife THAI no nurse xnaa.sa
ssf put foot into the house ana n Mrs.
1iuhAef could not step the baby. crying
80 osaer way, 70 poison IL In s@ntevr-
sef, ksa. Mrs.. Hunter charges thar hav
h1Soah1 grabbed nsr b the rncS ara
ehoAea Der. and sae was obliged 70 fee
Tor safety 70 a neaghbor's house. on Ser.
Ienoer = Il Is charged snat whgsa Ms
hunter was slc+ tn bed AMI hegnw a.
teh1ed py her naother, Mira r. ]. States
hanter threatened TO kill her dead a. a
stone In two days. ana so terrified Mrs.
states that she sprang from the window
causing severe shock to Mrs. Hunters
nervous system and greatly endanwerinw
her life because OF her being Ia debate
condition In addition 10 all these acts
OF abuse ana cruelty. II II charged that
Hunter has failed 20 provide Tor his fam
iiy. so that now she is In destitute cir
cumstances
Mrs Hunter asks for a divorce. the GUS
tody OF her child. Stewart Hamilton
Hunter. now n months old. and fer $50
month permanent altrnony.
Hunter Is said 20 be man Of fntelli-
gence and sound health and good business
capacity, being by profession an expert
penman, accountant and stenographer.
and capable Of earning a reasonable live
hncoc. He II the reputed owner CT the
south half OF lot 2. block ?. Yesler's Sec
ond addition. Judge Hnnes signed a de-
fault yesterday.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-21

we're given originally - IRE Lombard
Investment Company.
judgments were signed In TIE superior
coss-t Yesterday as folsuws. A. c. Ar
ae~@oa e al. -. Tscxras n. Ca-rpheg
e AZ. E-1z - wifgaar1 Rstte~ho~ Va
w. T. Clark 81 al. sz1s. JeaexA Mayer
70. Se~chantg National hank ara Are
Coasky, dismissal. Annie Coszky va. go-
ssph Mayer ard Philip A. ssiverxtcne,
GAssni sSai: n r. E&ckus Va. Thomas Jose
81 al. GgTTsa
TIE statement c. facts IN the Crae-rar
Hsarasr case was nlsd IN tes@ superior
court yesterday. Il covers SsS pages AZ
type-wrtft@n matter.
a . azasTssed complaint has been fled
~ TIE case % Williams q Great vs..
tne Pacific Manufacturing Company and
christ huppaer, receiver. ana the Com
nneresal National bark. The afIegnsgon
- made that deTers@anTs hare wrongful1y
@iNnneat gr-sss valued q. s. 90. % the
Carnage - Plaintiffs II the sun OF 8. o..
r l. Hemingway yesterday qualified A.
guardian o. Mary e Upton ard Pschar.
T. Upton. by fling bend OF 81 90
The bond q Q. " Emory. aGrsintstrs*or
CT the estate Of John c. Calhoun Hedges
was yesterday approved Emory also
qualified as administrator de boals non
With the viii annexed OF the estate a
William Hedges. Each bond = for ssse
with J. ID. I1owuaan and T. Pelly as sure
ties
Julius Horton. aasn1nis traitor OF the IS.
tate OF Diana Borst Collins Woodruff "a
Sour, decreased. yesterday fled a return
% sale Of FIVE acres az 800 p.r acre &c
Comet lodge No. 10. /. o. o. r
Fanny Clay in the superior court yes
te-day began an action against Frank r.
and Cornelsa ri. Hunter 20 compel pay
raeat OF 1850 prosnlssory note. secured
b. mortgage on lots l. 2 and 3. Smith !
supplemental plat % block L. Burke
Second aGdIticn.
In the matter % the appeal OF Lyman f.
Knapp from an assessment Of taxastou
Judge Osborn yesterday oye<raled fzlo-
ton TO dismiss.
y. A. McBeth. ex-postnaster OF Sno-
honaish, charged with embezzllng post
Office funds. VIII be placed on his trial In
the United States court before Judge
Hanford this morning.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-21

Final Evidences for Defense aud arxu-
ment-Charxe to Jury Tsdav.
The case OF embezzlenient against q nj
Atkins. ex-cashIer OF the defunct First
Natioraa bank Of whatcom. which mas
been on trial for week in the United
States court. was closed at O'Clock last
evening and viii be given to the jury at
800 this morning.
The testimony was concluded by 10
o'clock yesterday morning. Lloyd. the
former bookkeeper. was recalled by the
government to explain the entries OF june
e. Judge J. r. de Mattos. for the govern
ment. testified TO having seen the minute
book In January. isas, and that no entries
were made therein after the meeting OF
January, lS92. The defense for its SURE
buttal recalled Lloyd TO testify 10 con-
versation with Judge Allyn
District Attorney W. II. Brinker opened
the argument and spoke until noon. The
afternoon was taken Up by Atkins attor-
neys. i. ID. McCutcheon and II. A. Fair
child Mr.. Brinker made the closing ar
gument at the nisht session and az .
o'clock Judge Hanford announced that he
would charge the Jury at SO this morn
ing.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-21

In the superior court yesterday motion
was made TO dissolve the attachment
against the Abrahams Grocery Company
on the ground that the court had no juris-
diction 10 Issue the writ and that the att
cayit heretofore presented Is untrue. Ac-
cofnpanylns, the motion - an AFFIDAVIT OF
Richard Wlnsor, secretary OF the corpora
ton. 10 the effect that the grocery COM
pany has not assigned. secreted or dis
posed OF It's property with intent to De-
fraud creditors. and that Philip Abra-
hams. president. on leaving this city. dld
not take any money or property belong
ing 70 the company. his departure not
having been made for the purpose OF bin
derfng or delaying any creditor. The store
Is now In possession Of Wesley Compton.
receiver
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-21
lsTRAL MR.. MASON.
x;.s aeRaigh Finds Her Other
self in the Bsiliff.
..exrR Tries TO EXPLAIN.
ledge Examsnss Him - - His
wssss Estate-sssaring OF Atkins
cgsssd-EIection Contest.

=. - exhibited as the astral body OF
-. insane on atheosopsxy Is not
- nsaasar<. but II was yesterday the
.-~spserce Of james r. Mason, the
1870 ard energetic oaiafr Of judge
$50 COURT The court was sitting
\ 9 =. rf<-y. proceeding with the exam
:. ~ Ea zahefh NcRaigh. who had
- arrested OF a warrant the day be-
- nbeu the courteous bailiff opened
!. ar.o~ and quietly stepped into the
- TIE unfortunate woman no soon
s mnzast eight OF Mason than she
80 ., her feet. enchanting:
.~-nere II r." and made q rush for
q. AAzkn-
49,, saw that something was wrong
- sr4et 10 keep cut Of her way. bur
: - 81 no use. The woman chased ham
s...ra ire russn ard, catching up as
:. s,,russs a corner. put her arm affec-
ssrstesy through his. and then took
- 81 grand promenade before the
.-sxnkled experts and witnesses. The
~rxvx.n talked incohe~entfy and pattesi
- hasfs chest with her hard. Ma
- endured the ordeal gracefully.
Sc a roseate bush heightened mis-
s.sar. and before be could extrscate
sAmss.f was given to understand that
!, was a MahasTra, an astral body or
- e<ahcdsmenf Of some spiritual qusn-
sssssn~l H finally delivered the woman
snso shs iands Of the examining board.
sn6 aed tom the rom.
r. rsselt Of the investigation was
ssat . commitment was issued for Miss
mcRAeas confinement IN the asylum
=. ssa1ooon. The attack WIS shown 10
D. recent and probably began about a
fwqnszht ago IL has increased until
tie patient Ii violent and dangerous.
ct only % herself, bur TO others. She
salks unanimously about tlleosophy and
c4saoncisn. seeming to have her prefer
pnee dfySied between the two religions.
r. hg~t direct attack noticed was at
d. Church q gi1e Sacred Heart fn North
saftle hast Sunday. when, In the midst
II the service, Miss acRa4giI arose,
xAsked leisurely toward the pulpit and,
usendsng her hands. said, God bless
yeH" she then went back TO her pew,
BIT runasned only a little while. when
Ste repeated the performance This time
81 tad removed her left shoe. On GO
sng 70 her room she locked herself up.
ssd remained there untzl taken into Gus
lszlay yesterday.
sac Is 81 years ord. was born in Biz
eangham, Eng. and has been In this
safe about five years
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-21

But the Girl and Laundry woman
Weaken the gsse Avafnxt Him


wesken the ssse Against Him.
Arthur Calkins. the one-legged man Who
is accused by his i5-year-oid daughter OF
incest, is now a prisoner in the county
Jail awaiting trial In the superior court.
The preliminary examination before jus
ttce Caldwell Was finished yesterday after
noon and, although @. r. Bogae made a
long speech Ia favor Of Calkins the JUS
tice decided against him and sent Calkins
20 jail in default, Of g. 500 bonds. The case
has created considerable interest and TIE
court room was filed from beginning 10
end of the proceedings.
Rosa CaIklns. the prosecuting witness.
was as cool as Ice and never varied from
her first statement. She made admissions.
however. THAI a jury would consider
against her. Calkins took the stand IN
his own behalf and denied every ailega-
ton made BY his daughter. AIRS. CalkiRs,
who H. at war with Mr. calkins, swore
that she lived with him nineteen years
and did not believe he was capaD'e OF the
crime charged. The hardest blow at the
story OF the girl came from Margaret
Beason. a woman VINO was supposed TO
have washed certain articles Of wearing
apparel owned By Rosa Caikins. she fat
~ denied material points Of tbs girls
story, ard taus threw dlscre2it on IL