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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-15

The stockholders OF the New-Jersey Junction Rail
way and Union stockyards Company held their an
nual meeting at yesterday in Jersey City.
The meeting a The following d.
rectors were elected: Chauncey NJ. Depew william
J. Sewell. Frederick II. Winston, Frederick II.
Prince Albert II Veeder. Edward j. Martyr. Mar
tin l.. Sykes. George Peabody GARNER. w. Scott
Ftz and Nathaniel Thayer. The directors elected
Chauncey NJ Depew president William j. Sewell
vlce-president Thomas Sturgis treasurer, and Will
lam e. Lane secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-15

Mrs Charles B. Gregory: treasurer. Mss Nellie
Waldron; secretary, Mrs. Horace Stetson' assistant
secretary Mrs. II. NJ Earle
The graduation exercises Of the Orange Training
school for Nurses will be held this evening In per
Music Hall when seventeen young women VII re:
ceive their diplomas The exercises VII be fo,lowd
bt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-15
european Advertisements.

0WTUPtUH -SUpRTII9TWrH
the London once of The rrb.as u.s. Fee, Stree.
f. c. convenient place to leave their Advertisements
and subscriptions for The Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-15
A TROLLEY RAILROAD CARRIED AWAY.

Cape May. Nov. Il tSpeciaD-The northeast
storm which has prevailed since yesterday after
noon has done more damage to the beaches than
any storm for seven years past say Government
nfe-savers The tide has eaten into Cape May
beach and carried away the breastwork and trolley
railroad in front Of Cold Spring Life Saving sta
ton at Cape May Point. The breastwork in front
of the cottage OF eXPresident Harrison has been
eaten away the extent OF ten feet. There was no
ram until afternoon. when II came in drizzle
which o'clock turned into heavy downfall.
No damage done directly IN front OF this
LII,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-09

to the number-about forty-Whose terms
expire this year. will foot up ia for APP
pointment by this Legislature. Ihere
are about eighty holdovers in the county
making a total of about 2lt.
The case Of Sarah G. Roblnett. or Mar
shall against the Richmond and Dan
Vile Railroad Company was compromised
by giving Miss Robinett judgment Tor
$500 Miss Robinett sued the railroad
company because one OF her feet was
cut of by the carWheels at Marshall seN-
eral years ago.
Breaks are small on the tobacco ware
house floors. and prices are higher than
they have been ut amy time this season.
The offerings are generally OF the M
ferior grades Some OF the lear IS OF
good color. but poor quality
Work on the Henderson ana breFaid
railroad. which is t. connect the capitals
of Henderson and Pennsylvania counties
is progressing i'm earnest. The con
tractor Tor the grading began work at
The Hendersonyillc terminus or me ROAD
ON Monday and says he means to rush
right through with IT.
Three convict5 escaped from the state
ranitentiary Monday night. one of
nom is Tom Nhitson, from Mitchell
ro,,ntv who was convicted and sentenced
70 he hung for murder. and brought to
R,,ncomba for safe keeping Afterwards
bis sentence was committed 10 imprlSoh-
upeut
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-09
holland NEED ~ 4 WRECK.
Badly Injured. But Re'cued Three Ladies.
A Lady KILLED. Others Injured.

.,,..l.,~ ,t...t -.t..i.fs fr.u,
MACON GA Marc" ''.' '.'''' '''"
McRea, Ga. say.
The Florida yestbul.l taiu so. 81.
,,l,.bo,,,5 r,p,Di.,or Hubbard Eu-
,neer Dave Moore was wrecked az
SSratI,pd Ga. about , o'clock .his MORN
ing bv n tempered switch. ihr staple
being broken The train consisted of
three PuIlnaus. first aud second class
coaches. mail and express car. every one
of which was Uriall,d Che Pullman and
first and sacoud-claSs coach being
thrown ON their sides.
one of the coaches was occupied hy
the Roland Reed Company and the others
having "a iull complement of passeug rs
THAT there was ao greater damage is
miraculous. The schedule running time
i, nftv miles au hour. aud the engine
crashed into some cars ON the s.iins.
telescopmg itself in hoN-cdr Mrs >.
H. Subers, of pickcns Miss. with ID ticket
to Ocala, Fla. was killed
A hve-year-old daughter "I Nis. 9uoeiS
Was also killed
The injured are Roland Reed, p'dl} ln-
jured I'm Lex and back.
Mrs Mary Myers, of New YORK, severe
" yrenchcd back ami shoulders
James Douglass. Brooklyn slightly iu-
iured
Judah Reed. Philadelphia. slightly lu-
IlTDu.
W W. parulu New York. slighUy in-
jured
An Of the above of the Roland Reed
Company. who cancelled their dates and
returned 10 Atlanta.
Mr.. and Mrs Hofucr LFa. Ol Ohio.
and Mrs. T.. II. Morton. of Cincinnati, are
slightly injured
Mir Roland Reed DISTINGUISHED himself
at a ora.t risk bv rescilin. three Of the
S,he,.., o,,,sirs.. hale ..rlue8 uu.niured.
II has d.,.l6nod tbat me schedule lime
of tn t,.,ir - tbfrtv-fyo miles AN
ham and ti',, tl,.. nm, ,,.,s running ON
i'm ,,.r,it.,,, No. ..h,u..J n,. draw
mo- ,b, .,,il,., C,it oT tbe' rack maxim.
~ Ii 20 tho .,.,., tt tb. rails al
,bc .iIin, m to.l, IN Tho switch had
I.oa, - ,,,i,t t..t ,,.,- nat brok.u
-,,ut a La,, fo,,,,l - tt. switch shows
,b,t on ofgo,, ,,.,s mad. o., uYlo.k IL
I'LL -, -. tb. .b.,,gi,ig az
n ...t. ,t......t.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-09
HENRY COUNTY ROADS.
A Question of Interest Therein. GriEc's
Illness.

MARTINSVILLE, VA, March S.-Spe-
cal.--The road question in our county
has been the question Of much com
ment Of late The county judge made an
order some months ago adopting the
old method of working the public roads
ty the present surveyors or oVersecrs
of road TO warn i'm their respective gangs.
In one district the overseer summoned
the hands formerly that worked his
road. but none Of them obeycd the sum
mons but upon request of Mr.. Henry j..
VIM Ga very influential citizen, the
neighbors met and put the road in good
order without charge 10 the county for
the Same thus entirely ignoring the
summons Of the oVerseeT.
The relatives Of T.. Is. Grigg. whose
sickness was mentioned some days ago.
were called by wire to his bedside at
Roanoke TO be with him in his last mo-
mcnts. as his condition is critical, and
little hopes for his recovery.
Messrs Rucker a. Witten, one OF our
large manufacturing concerns, nave
made contracts for the building of five
tenement houses on their lot on Fontaine
street
There will be three large brick plants
started in Martinsville as soon as the
weather will admit for such work
Mr.. Samuel G.. Sheffield. a retired mer-
chant who has been on the sick list Tor
some time past, has recovered suinclenty
TO be on the streets again
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-09
Az OKANGE AsSIGNMKNT.
McDopuld & Son. Grocers Liabilitie',
$1,000,

FREDERICKSBURG, VA, March g
Special.-MacDonald & Son, Srocers, at
Orange. Va, have made an assignment.
Liabilities 81, 800, assets not known. Near
" all of the creditors are Baltimore
merchants.
The Sunday-schools in the county, which
have been closed nearly all during the
winter, are opening. At RoEnd Oak on
last Sunday MIR. Wifiam Cash, who is
over seventy, was elected superintendent.
INT mouse Of Captain William Lee
Coulter. Of Stafford, was totally de-
stroyed by fire this week. also his barn,
courthouse and stable, sixty barrels OF
corn and all the feed.
The number of deeds recorded i'm the
clerks office of Caroline county the past
year was go.
Messrs. j. b. e Henry Washington, of
Caroline, have sold their two celebrated
fox hounds, Pilot and Romulus, to a
Connecticut sportsman for fifty dollars.
In Caroline county there are more than
a dozen candidates for the office Of
Commiss Toner Of the Revenue in one dis
triCt.
The case of Stuart VS.. Hunter, growing
out of the treasurer's bond in King
George county has been argued in the
Court of Appeals of this State by Hons.
j. f. Mason and II. j. Washington.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-09
The Cathedral Organist

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. 3. Leonard and Miss
Florence Evans entertained st. Peters
cathedral choir Thursday evening at their
elegant home on Chestnut Hill.
Bishops Van de NyVer and Fathers
Fr:ol! and Ahcrn were among The hon
ored guests.
after dinner the company were enter
tanned with delightful music and interest
ing reCitations.
Before the party dispersed Colonel G.
OBJ. COwardin, in behalf of the choir.
presented 10 Mr.. Leonard, In a neat
speech, beautiful silver bowl. aDpropri-
ately inscribed as a token of their
esteem. Mr. Leonard in acknowledging
the gift. was deeply touched. and in the
course of his remarks minated that he
would continue as OrgaulSt, much TO the
delight of all present
Mr.. Leonard was long Organist at the
cathedral, and his resignation. which took
effect a few weeks ago. was regretfully
received and his return will give much
satisfaction.
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Small, OK in Northumberland.

hLATHSVILDE. VA, March S-Spc-
ciai.IIne smallpox has appeared IN me
peace living in the upper portion OF this
county. one OF his daughters has it.
and ne has a large family of children.
He lives about four miles frcm the dis
trict IN Richmond county in which there
mas been smallpox for a month or more.
The cases In Richmond county have all
gotten nearly well, and ii was thought
that the spread Of the disease was over
until this case developed. Ii is not known
how the party contracted il, as she has
not been where il was.
Candidates are springing up for county
offices which are TO be filled at the May
election. II is generally believed that
most. II not all. of the incumbents w.ii
succeed themselves. The present Of
fcers are all Democrats. 1t is said that
the Populists will put full ticket in
the field.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-09
WdSHINGION CONFEREyCE
Yesterdays Proceedings of the Convention
OF Colored Men

The Washington Methodist Conference
opened yesterday. with devotional exer-
cises by Rev. Il. G.. Wake. \ number of
statistical reports were made The visit
ing delegates say that while the confer
ence VIII compare with others in inter-
est that the attendance by Richmond
people is much smaller than they usually
see at other places.
AT the morning session a motion was
made by Rev. T.. +. Sawyer to reduce
the number Of delegates to the General
Conference. but it was lost.
Rev w. II. Brooks and G. G.. Key read
very interesting reports from their dis
tricts, and there were also reports from
various ministers concerning the benevo-
lent collections from their churches.
Or. J. W. T.. Bowen was appointed to
deliver an address on the life and char
acter Of Fred. Douglass. at the next
Conference
After the speeches Of Drs. Day and
breckenridge, and the introduction of
DIR. Todd, }. +. Rollins. f. j. Wagner.
president of Morgan College Baltimore.
and of Hon. G. II j. Taylor, ex-Miuistcr
to Liberia. a motion was made and car
ried to appoint committee TO invite
Governor O'Ferrall and Mayor Taylor 10
visit the conference and address the
meeting some morning.
The conference adjourned a 1215 until
p. NJ.
The afternoon session of the conference
opened by singing. Guide Me, o Thou,
Great jehovah" Bishop Mallcli+T pre-
sided.
Dr. Todd agent Of the American Bible
Society. addressed the conference in the
interest of the Bible cause. He said in
the course of his remarks. that he was
called the colored man of the Whining
ton conference. He spoke of his interest
in the advancement of the colored race.
Dr. Freeman, of the Sunday-schoOl
Union of the NJ. T.. Church. was intro
duced and spoke of the great and good
work that is being done by that depart
ment of the Church.
The characters Of those ministers who
have been on trial for two years, and
who showed efficiency in their studies,
were passed. They will be ordained
Sunday. These are Edward II. Stockett.
Fillmore Digs, r. y. Cooper q. ID.
Pinkney. j. II. Griffin. Aquilla Brooks,
Moses Opher.
After singing the hymn. There is a
Fountain Filled With Blood DR.. Spen-
Ger, of the Church Extension Society,
led in prayer.
Bishop Mallelieu delivered a very in
structive and impressive address 10 the
young ministers.
Rev Dr. G. II. Payne was introduced
TO the conference.
After the announcement of committees
and the singing OF the doxology. the
conference adjourned with the benedic
ton by DR.. c. II. Payne
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DR. .JACkSOk'S CASH.
rhs Verdict Of tho Coroner's Jury-Deatn
81 n Norfolk Man.

NORFOLK, VA, March S.-Speciai'-
The coroner's jury this morning TOOK up
the examination Of witnesses In the mat
ter of the sudden death Of Mrs Iipporah
Rutland who died last Monday afternoon
I'm the office Of Dr. ;. *. Jackson,
prominent physician, the story OF which
has been printed In The Times, and the
verdict reached was that Mrs. Butland
came TO her death through shock received
in an attempt TO commit an abortion by
DR.. S. X. Jackson
The testimony OF the witnesses on the
whole. was damaging, am much expert
testimony was introduced. The first wit
ness was George Butland. the husband OF
the dead woman. Among the witnesses
were: DR.. G.. II. Vance, secretary OF
the Board OF Health who was present
at the autopsy; Dr. r.. V. Newton coro-
ner and Detectives Taylor and James.
MIR George NJ. Sec dinger Of this city,
to-day received telegram announcing
the death in Philadelphia OF his brother
William r. Seddnger, IL former citizen
of Norfolk. who for many years mas
held responsible position at Cramps
ship-yard.
BASEBALL ~ NORFOLK.
Manager Sommers said this morning
that he would have his ground in first
class condition in a week. His men are
arriving and are now taking a course
of training for the games with the Ma
tional League teams, which Will com
mense March Goth.
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G9MBL n S HaIDED.
a IL nchburg Crap Establi,hm ent Pounced
Upon-Hog.- otev Contesr.

LYNCHBURG. VA. March Especial.
--One OF the most successful gambling
raids In the history of this city took
place at a very early hour this morning.
IL WAS on the crap" and roulette estab-
Ishment run by Harry Hester and Sam.
Finch, on Commerce street. over the sa-
loon OF Joseph Corbett. The police
made an entry from the rear and caught
the entire party totally of their guard
The place was running at full blast. Four
hundred and twenty-five dollars was found
the tables, which, with the gambling
parapbernaia OF the place. was taken
in. There were about twenty people
present-some among the upper circle, II
IS reported-besides the operators. These
will all appear TO testify.
Joseph corbett. the proprietor Of the
saloon beneath; Harry Hester and Sam.
Finch. who worked the games: Richard
Ieck!e, an assistant. and Sam. Hack
worth. the doorkceper. were all arrested
and taken at once TO the station house.
The case will come up for trial next
Wednesday morning. and the principals
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-09
CHAKGED WITH CHRCK SWINDLING
II. Il. Franklin Left koanoke and Other
Hotel Men in the Lurcb.

ROANOKE. VA, March S.-Special.-A
man calling himself II. b. Franklin has
left few meme,Loes of a trip to this
city. in the shape of dishonored checks
The Ponce de Leon Hotel cashed his
check for $50 and other business houses
were likewise caught. The Hotel Car
roll, al Lynchburg, and a Petersburg no
tel were also taken in by the sharper.
The checks were gotten up in fine style,
and were signed by the Pennsylvania
Company. A. NJ. Baker, treasurer; coun-
tersigncd by w b. Trick, president
Franklin claimed TO represent the
pennsylvania Company" 1t develops
that there is no such concern. Frank
lin was captured in Nashville, Tenn, to-
night.
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Witt the Police.

James Bland (coloredl was arrested by
Policeman Murray and lodged at the
Second station yesterday. He is charged
with assaulting and cutting one Priscilla
Wade and with threatening to shoot
Frank Harden.
Henry Woodson. a negro. who is want.
ed in Henrico county for cutting and
w0unding another negro, was arrested by
Sergeant Whitlock, of the First district.
The county authorities have been notified
of his capture. .,
Lucien Davis (colored. who shot VIII
liam Fox (colored) at Mount Pleasant, IN
Hanover county, on the 18th Of last July,
is in the city. The police are on the hunt
for him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-09
an rLDrK'< SUICIDE.
Robert y. nin of Greene County shoots
Himself TO Death.

LA GRANGE. y. c.. March Especial
Elder Rober, r. Hill near here IN
Greene county. committed suicide, by
shooting his brains out Thursday His
license was taken away from him recent
" on account Of an Infamous offence.
He was about seventy years ola.
Miss Beulah Sanderln, daughter OF AS
sistant Auditor G. W. Sahderllh' OF
Washington. was the recipient Oh re-
cention from Mrs. Kate Whitfield, whom
she Is visiting. on Thursday night
Cards are out announcing the mar
risge on Tuesday. the l2th instant, OF
Mr.. Zen Smith and MISS SIddie Williams
Of Greene county.
Ex-Sherin Sutton was relieved Of the
loss Of $500. public money. by the Leg
islature. The money was destroyed by
the recent disastrous fire I'm klnstou.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-09
The Atlanta Exposliion.

ATLANTA, GA. March s.-The Ex-
ecutive Committee of the Committee OF
the Cotton States and international Ex-
position to-day has accepted bids for the
Transportation building. sewer pipes and
water pipes for the Exposition grounds,
and ordered the employment OF a land
scapc gardner to superintend the planting
out Of trees, shrubs. etc Vice President
Baldwin. OF the Southern railway. re-
ported elaborate arrangements for hand
ling the people between the city and Elk
position grounds over two tracks with
four tracks in grounds to unload at city
station. so that trains will leave every
four minutes each way,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-09

gressed. II consists of an immense cast
iron cylinder twenty-five feet IN diaihe,er,
made In sections Of six and one-haii iee'
long. The cylHder will be ABOUT lofty
feet long. More than two-thirds OF II
VIII be under water and sunk TO hard
foundation. and the whole interior nlled
with stone and concrete. The Hsht-
house proper will be erected on top
OF THIS concrete mass. ana inc
lantern on top Of all. one section OF the
cylinder with the lighthouse and Ian
tern house can now be seen erected as
when in use
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-09
The Time or the Racss

The Richmond Riding and Driving A.
ISOLATION yesterday met FOR the puruog.
OF changing the dates Of the spring races
TO be held here. IL was ulmored fn,t
the Arlington races had been dronpc.i
from the circuit. and II was proposed ia,
the meeting here should be held on tbs
Arlington dates. Later N was lea,nir
Ihat the Arlngton races would be- Ill
80 the dates for the races In this city viii
geuhlalh as previously arranged for-Aprli
.Vth and May LIST. "a and "a A -, 80, -
mas peeh made I'm the racing programmed.
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are all out on bail. Seven pohcem.n,
including two police sergeants. maze '"e
raid.
The Hoge-O tey contest Gepositions were
resumed to-day, but the testimony ue
veloped no facts to the prejudice OF tne
successful candidate, ana the ev'uen.o
70 far only goes TO strengthen, u any ,,
thing. his case The dispositions VIII
probably be all I'm tomorrow
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-09
LYNCHBURG'S ELECIKiC PLANT.
A Bond Issue of 500 900 Authorized b!
the CITY Council.

LYNCHBURG,VA.. March S.-Speoial.-
The City Council at regular meeting
TO-DAY voted to issue bonds to the ex-
tent of sixty thousand dollars Tor the
erection of an electro light plant for
letting OF the plant 10 contract was re-
ferred TO the Light Committee. The
city has hai the services OF Mr.. David
Evans. OF Baltimore. in looking into
fnd maturing the various plans for ITS
illumination by electricity.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-09
Those NetioIist II liz

Certain good Methodssts OF this CITY,
over over Sorsed up TO concert pitch YESTERDAY
Dslis OF one OF Richmond's N",S,.',.
ve u.SlT -, YIN be rung on the morning OF
am ms - SO. but the ringing OF the bells
WIN nave no connection with Inc -
bration OF the birth OF Ir~Isna,s 80
sa dth The nth is sunday. and the Meth.
ou ,,st nells ring out every SUNDAY morn
, Thsm me Joyous. glad acclaim awarded
msrr yy q famous poet. and beautifully
OF praise and thanksgiving. N"'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-09
Murdered His stan.S0n

BEDFORD CITY. VA. March s.-Spe-
cial.-James Cabell (colored) was locked
up here tonight. charged with the MUIR
der of his four-year-old step-son, at his
home. fifteen miles east of this place
The child was terribly mangled by the
brute's assault. several ribs protruding
and it's body being covered with bruises.
The negro uenies killing the child, but
admits that he kicked it because 1t
cried
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-09

We thought her doomed to permanent
blindness. She suffered intense pain and
kent her head buried in the pillows most
OF the time. II light was admitted to the
room she would cry as II burned with
hot iron. AS she was badly run down we
thought before continuing the treatment
we would try to build up her system and
renew her strength. We began giving her
Hoods sarsaparilla. She began to
Improve Rapidly
and by the time she had finished taxing
the first bottle we were able TO remove the
bandages and found that she could bear
the light and that the sight was returning,
much to our delight. She took several
bottles and then was as well as ever. 1t Is
now year since, and her eyes
Arc Permanently Cured.
She can zee perfectly, has had no signs OF
any further trouble and is in every respect
perfectly healthy. We have great faith In
Hoods Sarsaparilla." W. II. BUTTER
FIELD, 1896 Hastings ST., Detroit, Mich.
Salt Rheunn Cured.
"Three winters ago salt rheum broke
out on my hands and became very trouble
some, making large sores. | saw several
doctors and tried various remedies, but all
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-09
Ruilt a LiCEt.r onSr.

The iron-works of Messrs. Chamblin.
Delaney a. Scott, at Shockoe Greek and
Broad street, have completed one OF the
largest size iron lighthouses 10 be placed
on a shoal in the Chesapeake Bay. and.
as required by contract, il has been set
up In the shop before being accepted. Mr..
Rudolph Sangmeister. Government engi-
neer. has accepted the work as II pro-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-09
Special sermon 10 Drammers.

Rev. DIR. W. W. Landrum will deliver
a special sermon to the Travellers Pro-
tective Association at the Second Baptist
church tomorrow night at : o'clock.
Every member of Post n Is earnestly re-
organization Nos. 80 and ~. Chamber
OF Commerce building, at 100 o'clock.
so as to attend in body, The com
Murray. II. S. Christian and Il. X.
Roberts
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-09

The world has never seen such mar
vellous cures accomplished by any
medicine but Hoods Sarsaparilla.
The secret of its success is that II Is
the best blood purifier ever produced.
1t is king over all forms of scrofula'
salt rbeum and all other blood diseases.
1t is the only medicine of which can
be said: 1t CURES by making pure,
rich red blood. Read these letters:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-09
He ,tole Money and Jewelry.

Jacob j. Poh. who keeps grocery store
AT No 500 St. Paul street. had $50 and
a toX of jewclry stolen from mis- store
l. It week. Yesterday officer Hulcner
arrested Charles Harris ,colored), charged
with the theft. JJe LeaGy (c5lored) was
and Virginia Leary doth colo.adD for
having received the stolen property.
About $50 of the money and part of the
jeweiry has been ecoyered.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-09
Killed About n Canoe

SALUDA. VA. March Especial
Henry Brown, of Gloucester. and a man
by the name OF James got into a quarrel
about a canoe near Parrots last night.
Brown shot and instantly killed James
and escaped on a schooner called Federal
Hill. bound for Baltimore. They are both
rnJorsd