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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-29
A Clrstmas nt'riainment

Mrs. W. r. Holloway. OF west cary
street. gave a handsome Christmas en-
trrtainment. consisting Of tableauX. cha
rides, Rotations. etc. on Thursday night
The house was deliberately decorated. the
stage-erecttd I'm ,hc back Darlor-being
a mass OF flowers. palms and gorgeous
draper.es. Lovely tolettes ana lovclier
faces filled the rooms until a late hour.
'rhe following young people took an
active part in the evenings entertain
ment: Misses LANCE, Bosher. Franklin.
Pierce, Holloway, Robinson. Sullvah
Kesnic, and Messrs. White. Poindexser.
Bosher ard Holloway.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-29
1ugEE FAVORITEs WOy.
The Ext eme Cold Weather Reduces The
Attendance to Minimum.

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. B.-Owing TO ex-
IRENE cold, the attendance at the races
to-day was very poor, many OF the regu-
lars being absent, and those lev VINO
brayed the weather remained ln the Det-
ting ring and paddocks. ASIDE rom - ~"
ladies', the grand stand was ehtrey de-
serted.
Johnny McHaIc. In the last race, was
out az q good thing. and not Few OF
he talent were In possession OF the 10
The youngster. with Clayton up Won u,
a walk. The track was quite nara, ana
the time as a result was slow Attend
ance about fifteen hundred. Summai 'es.
First race-threc-qGarteis OF mile
Elberton dO7. Finnegan. TO y hrst'
Merritt uot, Ncwcom, ) 10 - Seco"ui, -
Ina doi. Penn. 10 to - th'rd. Ime'
.l6 II.
Second race-six and a half urlongs, sell
ing.-Miss Perkins dg Barrett. : To- y
first Young Arion ul2. Mcdonald, ~ 20
D second. Denver dG9, Harold. ? TO y
third Time. l.23 -.
..,rd race-three-duartcrs of milo.
selling.-I'u.Ie Luke QJ5. 4. Clayton, 10
- first. Panway d0f. tnneEan. 70 y
second. Ben Wilson 0O,, Harold, 10 y
third. Time. l.l6.
FOURTH ace-hve-e.ghths Of mile. SELL
ing.-Johnny NcHale DOB Clayton, : % >
nrst Buckeye QO6. 10 ~ second. Norm
QUO, Newcom, 10 - third. Tine" lV- Il.
fhe Winner ut AlrNande- Island.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 2S.-Thc cha'a at
the Old Dominion track today was Dbl
sheet OF Ice, and consequently a' ,-''f
were run on the circular track. h0e'
scheduled at five furlongs were ma four
and a half. and ;ne long distance race "h
even mile. 10 suit the changed conditions
The track is expected TO b" Do ''u %
improved condition to-morrows Snmma. =
tIr-t race-tour and 70 hali iu'I".t*
Eeramas t 90 ID FIRST Imp E'u-# .'. D.
adv Suuaf|tr third. ! ifuf. .If Do.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-29
SHOT DOWN In HIS DOOR
A NEGRO BRUTALITY ASSASSTNATES
A WHITE MAN IN SURRY.
Pet, r.bure's New Reservoir Completed
aud A most Ready for Usc-O her Coz
Spy Mntr. from the southside.

PETERSBURG, VA, Dec. 2S.-Spe-
,laL Intelligence was received here to-
aay OF the brutal murder OF a Mr. VIII
iianS. citizen OF Surry county. AZ
appears that on last Wednesday after
noon, while Mr.. Williams was entertain
ING some OF his friends at his residence
there was a knock at the door. az
Williams weut to the door and Iou"'
l.0ocrt Kaley. negro, there VINO ma
previously been oruered away from 'Ho
mousse Almost as soon as Mr. "lill"''S
,.ot TO the door the negro Ahot m'', -
tac stomach with a load from - -
stii4HS @m almost instsnuS. ar-
,.crcf ma0e mas escape. ana az '"''
cunts had Tot been appi ehe""'N
lEL 40 Hl.-KYoi'.
The water from the new surface res ser
oil ,y,lt shottl,, D., turned on Tor the
g NJ cnrsnu,ers Tre pipes, winch
were Jurcnasea ~ Pn-afeipnia ~.
cost OF about ten thDr'"Hu u'a' IN
All becu lad The new reservoir VIZ
- a c.na',,, OF three million galio..'
az Vyate, ~ "a located south OF Lieu
tenant Rup IN a hill cot far from III
nm. the Attractive home OF "ii,
cameron. d IS 100 rect hpoNr 'u '.,.' 'e''
It's elevation is - iee' ABOVE '"'
10 tIna,raturc last night Wa ihn
coldest) that has been experience. -.
,Sis vyYtcr and this Gornue zee ioliutJJ
"a a Hirkucss Of about duart'i %. a.
Sncb Tor more The ground an" H"'9
81 30 hvirantS were stiiiiy frozen
Np. WINS - CIAL sKfNoNS
n Wasbingtou-Strcct I'resOyteIiah
c.sreh sunday afternoon the pastor
fcy : h. VIM, VIII continue ms sp'-
- ii sermons Oh 'lhc tohS'defauon %.
The Evidences of Christianity or no"
a, Know tGe Bible % be me ora vi
GOD Suecial branch Of the subject
cold Testament History Confirmed Dy
Secular History - 49,.
Mr. Thomas CroWder has gone 10 L arm
VILE 10 spend few days.
Mise I,bttie Wood IS visiting irlehds III
Dinwiddic county. 49,.
Miss Ellen l.. Still is visiting her sister
In Ttusville. Fla. e.;
Miss Alice CASEY. Of Lynchburg IS
visiting friends i'm this cit.
Mise Easlec OF Blackstone, Is VISITING
Air. and airs. G. II. Shell on OLD street
Sir. John A. Shell, OF Henrico county
Us "a the city. - -t.t,,
Air. David Smith, wcll-knoWn citizen
Is quite s!"k. ~ i
Miss Lizzie carroll of Lynchhurg, IS
vis,t.ns M,ss Mollic Johnson, on Mar
shall street
Mr. = j. Gillian, Of Din~iddle county
was IN the city to-day.
Mrs. A. {. Pryor gave a high tea parry
last night 10 some of hcr friends.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-29

Paul Williams CcoIoreD was arai-rel
before Justice Crutchheld 100 he Police
Court yesterday. ON the charge %; at-
tempting an assault upon Annie Jackson
,colored and cutting her with knife
on August 18th last. He was sent ON
% the Grand jury.
The case of Henry erosion DolCrcd.
charged with attempting tO assault Ida
Banks. was continued until January 5th.
j. Inn Henderson I"d Charles Bowen
Cboth coloredI were lined s. each and
costs for fighting on the street.
Sam Banks ocoloreb was sent ON 10 tine
grand jury on the charge of stealing a
chicken from J.. W. Ellis
Martha Booker lcolored. charged with
stealing gold watch from Henry Todd.
was sent on 10 the grand jury
Thomas Carter and Alfred ESElDstop
doth coloredj. charged with The larcen,
Of lot of coal from the yards o. the
Chesapeake and ohio railway, were sen.
20 iail AS suspicious characters, I'M de-
fault Of surety Tor thirty days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-29
,uyI0RAyf> COMING.
The virginia Hand Book Doing 700" "o'
I'm IL. Limited Way

Tho opportunitles for securing large
,,r,hor ~ immigrants from among lhe
,,rtf,v farmers OF the North and North-
W. - ,.erv great now. and the means
'. ,,,.,sartina any Inducements or lnfortna-
IL, s,nou in proportion. The Legislature
fatIed 10 make any appropriation """'
a,,o, ,n the interest OF Immigration anu
tno commissioner Of Agriculture, VINO I"
constanttv applied to for intoriha.io"' ""S
no accommodation even to pay postage Ga
tho admirable Handbook OF virginia
through which many have been atOa''-
ed 10 the old State. ,,,.,..,+
The following letter from l'uuion'
county yesterday is a sampe OF many
ceived by Colonel hitehead' the CON
missioner. and gives a fair idea OF 'h'
totally uncultivatcd opportunity, except
I'm so far as he is able, through ms hahu-
hook. 20 secure fine class or settlers
i'm virginia. ne writer says:
Your Handbook of Virginia to hand, TOT
which accept many thanks. l sent IL 10
a friend of mine In the North, from whom
| received ietter to-day, stating that H.
would be down here in rev weeks 10
look up some investments.
| have quite a number Of iriends III ''e
North, who seem anxious TO come gov j
here to make Investments since ! was up
like TO send the hand-books II had tAfHi'
4 have lived here over two years ana last
summer paid a visit to friends ia Penn
syvania Ohio, and some other states p
good many Of whom ! should Ike 10 come
down here to live. ON account OF our
climate and other natural advantages,
and the handbook is just what they need
to convince them Of our natural advan-
taCes, and the progress that has been
made in Virginia i'm the last few years.
The papers IN the North are keeping a
good many from coming down here, ana
it really is a hard matter for one 10 make
some parties in rural districts believe
anything else but what there is prejudice
against northerners existing here yet, ana
that they would not be treated right il
they came down. BY going there last
summer and mailing them our papers
and some Of the Richmond papers. /
finally induced some TO move down here
and purchase land. Through their i'm
tluence and mine combined / think We
will succeed I'm getting quite a number
more to come during the winter and
spring, and think II I had a half "a dozen
or so more Of the haud-hoOks il would
help us a great deal iH Influencing them.
Thanking you for your past favors /
remain, yours respectfully
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-29
FROM THE IASOCI4fION.
Why the Institution should be Literally
Supported by Richmond. Citizeps

The board Of directors Of the Young
Mems Christian Association. at their last
monthly meeting, after a thorough dis
cussIon of the financial conul.ion OF the
affairs OF the Association, came 10 the
conclusion that 1t would be in the interest
of the institution to issue an address TO
The citizens of Richmond. explaining in
detail the actual situation. When, last
Sprng, the effort was made 10 free the
Association from debt, the result Was
very gratifying TO all OF lts friends, but To
none more than the board OF directors
However. the very next result of the
raising OF the deDt ON the Association
DuIdmg was It large falling of in the
number OF SUSTAINING members, good
many citizens believing that with the eX-
ira subscription in the spring all the needs
OF tie institution had been met. This
~dppositiou is an erroneous one, Tor the
income from membership fee, is by no
means suIhcent 10 bear the current tx
pens"' The institution has no cudON-
mcnt and 10 receipts from rentals. etc.
and lis only inoom- L. derived from the
dues OF active al. as. Ciata mcmb,r
Il IS. therefore, evident that the institu-
ton cannot bc sclt-sUstatniug. Tor in order
to brng IL within easy reach OF young mea
OF moderate means, the membership lee
has To be kept al the loves possible tiE-
ure, ana the board OF directors have 10
look to the iberait OF the public-spirit-
ed ana maguan.mous citizens OF Richmond
t. make up the balance needed.
All these points Will be brought out in
the address about 10 be issued 10 the
pul,lic. and it is hoped by the members
OF the board that il viii only be neces-
slry to explain the situation thoroughly
IN ordor 20 elicit liberal responses from
all persons interested in the welfare OF
the institution. and OF those who are TO be
directly benefited 10y IL.
At present The membership fee, includ-
ing the privileges OF the reading room
library and OF The educational DEPART
ment is only'S a year while full
membership. including the use of the
gymnasium and bathrooms, ia s. year
an amount entirely n adequate for the
providing of all the privileges offered. The
board of directors, howeFer. are not in the
least DESTROYS to raise the dues. but they
feel convinced that enough money for
such laudable cause can be raised with
in the limits OF this city annually TO
make up the necessary balance without
compelling the Association TO again 20
into debt.
The advantages offered by the Associa-
ton IN its various departments are We'll
known To all familiar with the institution.
Eesides the religious department the
most important one of al. which is oOk-
ing after the spiritual welfare of the
young men OF this city. the attractions
offered by the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION are of great variety. The gym
nasium is fitted up with the very best ap-
paratus. and an able and competent
teacher is I'm charge OF that department.
The bathrooms connected with the gym
nasium contain the most modern appli-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-29
From IHF COENII,
the Dragons D.sband-A Shooting
sc-npo-A Chins Wedding.

sCrap0-A Chine Wedding.
George Wormlry 0oloreU Was before
squire Tyler at the Hrmico County
Court-nou-, yesterday charged with
shooting Richard Morris. also colored.
with 81 pistol with intent to kill. the
accused was sent on 90 the grand jury
Ii is most probable that the MEETING
OF the Hcnrico Light Dragons to-day
will result i'm the disbaudmeut of the
troop. IL is expected that more than halt
of the members will be present 10 ask
for honorable discharges.
. ". Camp. deputy constable nuns
day night arrested TWO Of III" negroes
who assaulted several white men on the
Mtchauicsv.lle turnpike on Christmas
Day. They are ElantOn Moss and Josh
Lucas. Tho negroes Will have an eA-
animation as soon as the men whom they
assaulted are able to appear against
them.
Mr.. J. H. Tiller, superintendent or the
HenrlcO county almshOuse. and rs vile
celebrated their china wedding on Thurs
day evening. Many presents We're received
suitable 20 the occasion. Among those
present were DR. Smith and wife. Nj and
Mrs. Emmett Tiller, Mr. and Mrs. II. l..
Tiller MIR. and Mrs. Burroughs, Mis-
Temple. Mrs Wyatt. Mrs. Pattman, Misses
May Temple. Lizzie Baker, Maggie Baker.
Nirgie Baker. Eva Burroughs, Josie No
Dowell Katie Tiller. Annie Nhonlevon'
Jessie Brooks, Alice Elicit. and Messrs.
John Baker Ernest Fellows. shelton
Tiller. Julian Burroughs, Johnnie Richard
son. Charles Tucker, Louis Elicit and
Arthur Tiuc-.
Tomorrow az y o'clock a union service,
70 which all denominations are cordially
invited Will be held az Antioch Baptist
church. near Seven Pines. Mir. \. j.
Gary. of Corinth Methodist church. will
preside. and a pleasant and profitable
time is anticluated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-29

rran,mc and those VINO have been so
fortunate as to secure an invitation 10 n
dreya rehearsal are pronounced In their
EXPRESSIONS Of opinion that the cadets VIII
r1ye one OF the best amateur shows ever
nr, upon our boards. The cadets have
aI,yays enjoyed big reputation for anna
tour fheatricaIs. and II the weather is
good they Will have a packed house to
see them.
Mr.. :. Il. Avis. a prominent member OF
the Charleston CIV. Va bar, and Mr..
". Il. Henderson. OF the Memphis bar
are here on a visit.
The last number OF the Alumni Bulletin
OF the University OF Virginia. contains an
obituary OF the late Protessoto
James Jones Waite and carter
Johns Harris for thirty or more
years members OF the faculty OF
Washington and Lee University from the
pen OF that able English scholar froieS-
sor james \. Harrison, OF our uhiFe'sitS'
Both Professors White ana Harris were
alumni OF the University OF Virginia
New-Year's Day on the parade gTouncs
OF the V. VI. l. the Lexington iiremen
eievens viii be the attraction in benefit
for the volunteer iremens fund.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-29
City Crrnlt ont.

In the city Circuit Court before JulSe
b. r. Wexford. Jrc yesterday chdTteT
was granted to the lambda company.
The principal business Of the new com
pany is to be the making ana eNhlhitihS
of photographs Of moving objects ana the
Manufacture and sale OF I'll such instfu-
ments and appliances as are neceS'ai
III the preparation and exhibition oil
such photographs. .,;
The charter is granted on the condi-
tons that its principal Office be KEEP,
in richmond. and that the companT SnaIl
nay i'm current money OF the nltgi
States all taxes and other demands
against it which may become aue 10 ''e
state Of Virginia. .,..,..,, 81,
The capital stock is to be .S'"","o' d.
v,ded into shares Of SlUo each.
The officers are as follows: presiden;'
Grav Latham. of New York: Nice-Presi-
dent. Otway Latham. Of New ,, YORK; = Sec
80 Nov York Directors. the above
and valley Trudeau and i i; Nj B HaIGT:
OF Nashville. Tenn, ana w -. Noism'
and DR.. j. ". Prendergast, OF cincinnati
Ohio
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-29
Erom TIE lommi. tee Eoln..

The regular semi-monthly meeting Of
been held in Room No. = of the City Hail
last evening m = clock. but. on account
of the lack OF "a quorum no business
could be transacted The members pres
eui were Mrssr-. Allen chairman.
Blanks F"rriter. King. Mann AMI Page.
Another attempt of securing quorum
will ne made next Monday a. = T. NJ.
The Committee on Water met last even
ing at q O'Clock i'm Room so. u of the
city Hall and transacted the usual
amount OF routine business such as
paying bills approving pay-rolls. etc. 4
petition was received from The Albemarle
Paper Company asking for the laying
OF large water pipe to be used Tor
fire purposes. Tho request was granted.
Half an hour later the Committee Oh
Third Market met and disposed OF the
usual amount u routine business.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-29
Hrsfln1N Cnnrf

Tn tie Hastings Court before Judge
WIT, yesterday. the case of j. T.. Rab-
lucau vas called. who is charged with
the murder of otto Frazier i'm November
last lu the absence of two important
witnesses tine Communicable aftorH,y
WOreG "a continuance until the nest term
which motion was granted. after I'll good
deal OF discussion by counsel on both
sides. Rdblncau WAS represented bv
Messrs. q. Y. Meredith and Louis Wen
denburg one Of the witnesses wanted is
Nell Corrigau. against whom several in
dictTents are pending. and who IS said
to have left fhe city.
Rosa Thomas )colorab was sent to
jail for twelve months on the charge Of
stealing clothing from Mrs. Loyal ana
her daughter.
Sarah Hope (-oloredJ. charged with
stealing lot OF dress goods and trim
mires from Mrs. Kate ralleghan, was
sent 10 Jail for fifteen days
Many persons were fined for not pay
ing their license taxes In time. and tho
jury was discharged for the term.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-29
RUSSIAN EyGlSrER> COMING.
They are in Amtr,ca aud May Visit Rich.
mood Sit'rfIN

m. p,.si,, c,,...,.,,.,,, had. -,,,. ....
'''
Oh us eminent engineers to- inns country
in the interest OF the great trans Siberi-
an railroad which is o., copreet tho o,-
IRENE parts of r.urora and Asiqfir nm.
sia ana il is Drolab,a mat tbev win
visit Richmond
they come To study American methods
of railroad construction ana matters per-
tanning thereto pross disnatcb from
the Pacific coast few days AGO am.
nounced the ARRIVAL al tho Russians
anona, tbo u.ssapo.r- from, IN. Orient
md Mr. viiiis,, Tri.. rrosilcnt of tbe
ricbf,ond 7,(.,,,,,, -, .,,,,,..,.
,,,.l ~, tis .,,.,,,i ,,l,,.,. -, -, 81,
,,,..,,,tl'' ~, -, '.,'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-29

Mr.. c. W. Harris, of Powhatan county.
reported at The Times office Yesterday
afternoon that he had lost 5000. MT mar
long jmmitatlon aigator-s>n bIli-book
in his inside coat pocket. tie is entirely
unable to account for his loss },:s lie nd has IS
been In Richmond several DAYS anu Is
df TT ST Street. and thinks that he, dropped
he hook either on Twent$-tfth street.
Eighteenth street Franklin street or
somewhere near the Ola hd'Ne''
Tha man was almost Frustrated with
qrief al his loss as II meant TO him the
Savings of years and nearly everything
that he possessed. He had Just sold
little farm that he owned IN fQWhatah
col,rty and was in Richmond looking Tor
n chance TO buy some little business
where hp might make living.
Mir. Harris offers reward OF N0l ior
the money Any wcrd Ielt WIN Nhite
a. Gibbs. l7l4 east Main street, viii reach
him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-29
Gymra.iun Exhibition.

\ brg,. crowd witnessed the gymnasf,,
a,bib,i on gwen last evening ia he big
hall Of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
'.i,fion The programme mas executed az
r.,fnusly published n The times. AID
80. Na~.ous numbers We're u'der tns.
10, s,inerylsion OF Professor Acton
Srhatzel There was no class work. but
% ~, 10 'Snecial performances were given by
S,ifi,,,dyaI members OF the various gym
ma similar programme will be executed
an ,ha avening OF January lst in connec-
lion with the reception to be given to the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-29
ME-. IUChIR SOIIIIRD.
He Has No Fear at the Results OF Yosts
Comics Heavy >nowisii in tn" Vale.

LEXINGTON, Va. Dec. Especial 80
lion. Harry St George Tucker our con-
gressman from this district. with his fam
Nv spent the holidays here with his faith
er and mother. Hon. John Randolph
ard Mrs. Tucker at their hospitable home.
"RIandome While here Mr.. Tucker
was served with notice from Hon. J. lost.
the Republican candidate for Congress. OF
the proposed contest IN the next Con
gress for has seat. The papers in the
case as submitted are quite lengthy, and
Mr. Tucker said TO your correspondent
that they had no merit in them. and were
without any force and absolutely had
no foundation for contest. and that
he did not fear anything from lost IN
the contest. II he could not make any bet
ter showing Of the election frauds as
claimed by the Republicans In this. the
Tenth district Yost will nnd that his
contest has not the merit To demand at
tention. and this fact. coupled
with the personal opposition and
influence that he is dead sure
10 meet at the hands OF Malone. his old
and sworn enemy. viii insure the defeat
hrs contest deservedly merits.
The day after Christmas a four-inch
snow fell all through the valley of Nir-
ginia. from Harpers Ferry to this point.
"A distance OF 1862 mics. The snow drifted
very consi ierably at many points. but
Superintendent Thomas g. Prince, OF the
valley branch of the baltimore and Ohio,
by good management Kept the line open,
and all trains moved on time. The Their
nometer was al - degrees and remained
al freezing for two days Much OF the
snow was stored for next summers use.
This Is the first winter we have had this
season.
Most OF the students OF Washington and
Lee University are visiting their homes
during the suspension OF the holidays.
The virginia Military Institute cadets
win appear at our opera house on the
alsf instAak IN q glse and minstrel pro-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-29
+ lr ter az.

The following alarms OF fire were re-
sponded TO last night by the fire depart
me.t:
At 91G O'Clock to 50. ~ west Broad
street; fire caused bv blaze i'm the
kitchen in the rear OF the building.
At $40 o'clock TO so. 22l south Laurel
street.
fire caused by steam heater in basement
In each case the damage was tr.fl.ng
A. ll:l4 O'Clock last night Engine Com
pany 30. responded 30 a call to No.
4l5 vest clay street. the residence Of
Mr.. " Gillian Dcaue. The fire was between
the floors and was soon rNtiuguishei.
The damage was about {lj.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-29
Hn,nl arcnnnm nleers.

At the stated mes .u. ~ Bely.dere
Council. 40. llH. ROYAL '.cduum held
al Gatewooi Han Thursday night, ne
Iouoa Z ou.crs We're erected for the
ensuing year.
Regent. y. +. Rcdlord. Vice Regent
Pleasant l.. Reed; orator. il. T. Ezekiel,
Past Regent. Charles y. Bargamin;
Secretary Joseph II. shepherd Collector.
B. \. Jacob: Treasurer. Or. Charles \.
mercer. chaplain. Rev. J. calvin stewart
GUIDE, -. \. Amos, warden, g. ". Wing
hel1; sentry, &. t.. Evans. v. II. Weisl-
ger Leroy T.. Brown and j. n. Derby
SHIRE % stees; Charles Y. Bargdmin, rep
resenta;Ve TO the Grand Council, and y.
L. NcdiorG, alternate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-29
PrnrertY Irarsrars

Ri,hmlnd. Roscoe y. Chesterman and
wife 10 Patrick McDonough. EI-2 feet
on north side OF Marshall street be-
I'VE tieliy an 10 - tar9fne
terest in p IL feet on Rockets street
and % feet On Main streat. northwest
corner OF Morris, 5000.
Heurico: Paul and Elizabeth Wigard
TO Valentines Meat Juice Company
43-I acres north OF Richmond. aad ! II
ncrrs aiiOining. 5000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-29

After deciding 10 order a court OF in
quiry 10 look into the condition Of affairs
~ the First regiment. Governor OFerrall
was kept busy yesterday in making "A
selection OF the officers who are 10 con-
stitute the court. lie had quite a lengthy
conference with Colonel Male, acting
brigaaicr general.
The Governor viii direct the court Of
go 10 the very bottom Of the trouble and
To make full and thorough investiga-
ton of the causes OF dissatisfaction with
Colonel Jones on the part of the company
officers