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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-17
.JTSTICR JJHN'S COURT.
The Case 81 L. =. Ely Ia Cailcd and Con-
tinu.d ,tu Mkt Wednesday.


The case of l.. 5 Ely. formerly in the
.mplov OF c. L. Nerdier y CO., who was
arrested i'm New York and brought here
by Police Officer Marion H. sutton, APP
urared before Justice Crulcnlield IN the
police Court yesterday ON the charge OF
i,iIc a fugitive from justice ana or
f,lonlously taking and stealing the sum
of X,M 70 from &. T.. Netdier. Beiore the
,ase was called Mr.. J.. -. Nehdenburs
requested the Court 10 continue lhe case
in order TO auOW tipe Tor an tAdmnd-
non Of the books OF the concern, so as
=, ascertain the exact status OF the
situation. lie added mat the arrival or
another party ln this city was being
looked for. who would ue am important
,,ttu.ss nm the case The request was
granted AID the EXAMINATION set down
Tor Wednesday, January 81.
Elizabeth Jackson tculoicdl was
charged with stealing a gold ring, of the
yaIne of $3.50. from Richard cambridge
Dtlso coloredD IL appeared from the tes-
timonv that the latter, who was an IN
curance agent called on the accused
,yh.rc She was living and the accused
,.ls,roed mat while ne was in her k.tch-
en- a fifty-Cent piece disappeared from
shelf where she put II shorty before.
When she was arrested, she tulhtd over
the ring 20 the police oHlcer' saying lndl
n had been handed 10 her by her ac-
r1ser The Justice dismissed the caarSe
and told cambridge that he codli have
the ring as soon as ne paid $.V INTO the
city treasury. ,..,., ,...,,...
Oracle Lynch (coloreD, pleaded guilty
10 Ne charge OF stealing $40. and was
sent on 10 the grand jury
The same disposition was mace IN the
ease OF Mary Coleman tcoloTeul, VINO was
charged with stealing the sum of $i3j,
he property OF Mrs. Mary McM4hon.
Nj H. Dohl had 10 pay $50 and costs
for being drunk
Thomas FORESTER was fined $40 and
costs for assaulting and striking his wife,
Alice FORESTER.
Ed. Fairfax (colored) had TO pay 81
fine for obstructing Broad street In from,
81 the Masonic Temple wih his car
Rage.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-17
Masonic Notes.

Lafayette Royal Arch Chapter. No. 10;
meets tonight, and Washington Royal
Arch Chapter, No. 3, meets tomorrow
night. po.s.o.to ~,
Llbertas Lodge OF perfection. No; .. A.
night. There will be work in the ith, 9Th
The Sovereign College Of Allied Masonic
Degrees will hold It's annual meeting
The degrees OF Ark Mariner, Secret Mon
itor and st. Lawrence the Martyr will be
given.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-17
lie w 81 Nirgin.a ! eht.

Governor O'Ferrall, when asked yesler-
dav n he mad decided 10 make a state
me- mcat in reference to the action of the
Uouse of Delegates Of West Virginia, IN
de- lining to enter into any NEGOTIATIONS
with Virginia for settlement oil tne
received any official information on the
subject The officers in the basement
of he Captol building were rather reti-
cent on the subject one or mem .n Ic1
en-" cut as he expected it would, while another
official thought II was merely, game OF
tjuff, and the aspect would soon De
changed,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-17
PROPERTY ra 1sn r.

Richmond: Patrick McNamara. TO Nor
decai T. Page, 10 feet on west side seven
tenth street, near Venable, 500.
A. w. Patterson special commissioner,
to Jennie Andrews trustee, 80 5-l2 feet on
west SIDE Cherry street between AIoe-
marie and Beverly, 500. :,
w. A. Waldron to W, - ana b. b. ~;
Waldron. % feet on north side Brodd
street. near jail alley 81.
". a. WalGron TO W. h. Waldroh'
certain machinery, 81.
Ueor,co: G.. III. A. Ball to Estele l..
Weisieer 80 feet on south side Grove ave-
nue.. near Auburn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-17
VILL MRS. DEAfTON DEFEND?
she Sails for New York In the Mejestic
Coming Home to Decide the Question.

NEW YORK, Jan. 16.-Mrs. j. Coleman
Drayton. against whom her husband has
brought action for divorce on statutory
grounds, sailed from Liverpool to-day on
the White Star liner Majestic, and Is due
here on January go.
Ii is presumed that Mrs. Drayton comes
home to confer with her lawyers con-
corning the suit which Mr.. Drayton Is
anxious to press. Thus far neither Mrs.
Drayton nor any of the Astor family has
been willing to vouchsate any lnIorha-
ton whatever as to their lntent,o 1,yo,v 20
that Mr. Drayton VIII be all wed 10 take
Judgment by default.
Mrs. Drayton, after a long delay ana
many rumOrs TO the effect tnat she Wouid
put IN no reply finally filed her answer
g. g. 49, Mr DF'y'0"' complaint :" os, ',,e.
The answer was a general and specific
denial OF all the allegations made against
her character and aVerrcd that she mas
ALWAYS since her marriage with COM
rIainant. faithfully regarded toword MN
her marriage vows and has been true ana
faithful 10 his bed and her Obligations as
When this answer was filed Mrs. Dray-
tons LAWYER. Herbert a. Shipman, de-
clared that the case would be tfled az
once hui instead Mrs. Drayton departed
almost Immediately for Europe, where
she has since been. - -.
been 1uietly at work, strengthening their
case and, are now i'm possession OF GER
tain facts and have knowledge OF a
oartsin document, which led them 70
the belief that the case w:ll never DC
tried at all. - =. ,.,,t-,,
That some important move is imminent
g. made evident by Mrs. Drayton re-
urn home Since the Drayton troubles
have become public property MIS- pray az,
ION has found this country anything Out
-. Sesirable place OF residence.
Mr. Draytcn is living quietly at Iuxedo.
uitb his children. but comes 10 New
York sometimes to visit his. clubs ana
90 into society. where he Is prime
II Mrs. Drayton defends the suit there
10 no possibility OF a public trial, as
10th sides have expressed a determine
ton TO keep the matter out OF open court
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-17

a travelling suit OF brown broadcloth.
and carried brides roses. Messrs. I. j.
Solarl and W. J. Johnson acted as ushers.
Duke, a prominent citizen of the East
End. The groom, an attache OF the Win
ston Cigarette Machine Company. Is a
well-kncwn and popular young man. The
happy couple left last night for Thomas
Vile. \. c. their future home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-17
liuSiin 3 Court

In the Hastings Court, before Judge ).
r witt. yesterday, Paul Williams was
5,,,,icted If felonious assault and sent 70
Soi1, ~ tiftaen DAVIS and fined one cent.
J" Several persons were each lined -
oosts far violating the law in regard
t to the sealing Of weishis f a94 o mGa3nySi
on next Friday 20 ei nave MS client ADMIT
tod 10 bail.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-17
The Mystic Shriners.

A number of Mystic shriners VIII Iea ,S,
Richmond for Charlotte, y. g., over the
Seaboard Air Line tomorrow night Tor
the pupose of instituting Shrine rem
Die in North Cardinals progressive S.ty'
The Richmonders will return home gun sun
day or Monday. A grand time ID an''0i-
rod
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-17
, Store Broken Into.

Thieves broke into the store OF M ms
o,,o.an corner of Fourth and Louis, ana ma
streets V on Tuesday might 1Iey T rora T5i
their p.stois, an" srrna1n and the would-be
N %m@ ors' fearing detection, left for parts
,,plyppWu
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-17
" FAIR ELECIJON AFERENCI


>. m.,hlng About Who WIN BE Repre-
,spted ~ the Mse',ng.
Chairman J. Haskins Hobson, OF the
PoDulist Committee. has called 'fa.r
election" conference, TO be held at Fords
Hotel on the night OF January 22d. Ii is
understood that General Malone VIII at
tend the conference. and II is believed
,sat Colonel William Lamb. OF Norfolk
wiz be present. IL is not thought tnat
e 'emocrats will be represented at the
meeting, though this has not been posi-
lively settled. Mr.. W. w. Gibbs, who is
- burness manager OF the Norfolk
pilot. has resigned the craftsmanship OF
ths prohibition Committee, aud the see-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-17
jan Gam BRIDES.
Several Wedding Ceremonies Celebrated

80 Eirhm"nd y terdaN.
\ pretty and impressive wedding cere-
monv was performed shortly after noon
yesterday in the parlor OF the Lexington
Hotel. In the presence Of relatives and
q few Intimate friends of both parties
Rev. DR.. Calisch said the words that
made Miss Esther Teiser the wife of
Mr.. Armin Pollak .,-,,,-
me bride is the daughter OF Mr. philip
+. Teiser. and the groom is connected in
business with the father OF the bride, IN
the wholesale grocery house OF Teiser IL
Pollak.
After the ceremony was over splendid
lunch was served. Mr. and Mrs. Pollak
left for trip 10 Florida.
HuGHEs-BIsHoP.
At the residence OF Captain Frank w.
Chamberlayne, No. s west Grace street.
yesterday Miss Albemia Hortense Bish-
on. OF this city, became the wife OF MIR.
Reuben Frances Hughes, of Detroit.
Mich. The ceremony was Witnessed by
only a few intimate friends and relatives.
The bride and groom left on an after
noon train for a tour OF the West.
srAroS-caMPBILt.
Mr. r. Frank Seaton and Miss Kate
Campbell were married yesterday after
noon at els o'clock az the residence of
the brides parents, No. l south Beech
street. by Rev. DIR. w. W Landrum,
After the ceremony the happy couole
tended Northern tour. The groom is
travelling salesman for the Richmond
Music Company, while the bride Is u
daughter Of Mr. T. p. Campbell.
Az EssT-sSD yAREI,GE
Mr.. W. P. Terry and Miss Edmoaia
Duke were married last night by Rev.
Dr.. Hunter. at the residence Q, tnS
The bride was handsomely asttred In
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-17

Tn Favor Of Joint Inte rchans cable Five
Thousand Mile Il cker

Colonel John S. Harwood. who has re-
Gently been elected chairman OF the Leg
isla,iyc Committee of the Travellers Pro-
,ec,Ive Association, will leave here on
sunday evening for Washington. where he
will appear on Monday morning before a
senate committee in the interest OF Bill
No. IN on the calendar, which recently
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-17
Az His Post Again.

Mr. Sidney p. Epes. the new REGISTER
of the Land Office and superintendent Oh
Public Buildings. who last Week iei no, ,u1
ty, has returned to this city, and was at
his office yesterday morning. Mr.: Epeis s
has not yet removed his family to this
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-17
Wild Cat No IS.

number Of wild cat notes ,':ot OF IN, me
Bank of Mecklenburg are =, n S & and sIo
in the city They are ,C Of g. w 80 ana s ON
denomination. \ cG nass several %l'i Of the
q rue Gsen0ym Io,r at the store of D. g.
tHuinn' corner Fifth and Baker streets
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-17
another Convict.

Sheriff r. NJ. Roy. of Warren county
tor of Public Accounts after deliVerlns
at the penitentiary Warner II. Mllls', WHO
had been sentenced to three years iih-
prisonment for malicious assault.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-17

There will be a meeting tonight at the
Exchange Hotel of the members or the
new Driving and Riding Club TO receive
REPORTS of committees.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-17

I want every man and woman In the
United States interested in the Opium
books on these diseases. Address 3. NJ.
WOOLLEY. Atlanta, Ca. Box $50. and
one will be sent free.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-17

retary has also given UP his position. II
is understood that the Prohibitionists VIII
lie represented al the meeting. Captain r..
n. Cooke. OF Cumberland. VIII be present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-17

The clerk Of the Hastings Court yesIHgir Yer
AL, nv isived n marriage lcense TO ut, AT.
9ay y Hughes. Of Norfolk. and MISS
i hIbenia H. Bishop. of Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-17
THY pRoFyssoRS STILL RYTICENT

When seen last night i'm regard to the
recent action of the board of trustees
Professor Harris, of the chair OF Greek,
stated that he had nothing further ,,o 10
spoke for itself lie had rendered his
resignation in good faith, and he was as
happy as the day is long. one thing
that hurt him more than anything else
was the damage that the recent troubles
had done the college. ms was a source
OF keen regret to him.
Professor Puryear. chairman Of the
faculty, had little TO say. tie stated,
however, that at the board meeting ne
had appeared 10 make certain statements
as to the qualifications or DETERMINATIONS
of Professor Boatwright for the once OF
president of the college. but that ne. was
confined to statement as TO the private
character OF Professor BOatWright, a
subject ne knew nothing about. and one
which he would not have discussed even
II he had been familiar with IL. lie
was shut off by the board.
II is not thought there Will be any
further demonstrations, though II is pos
s,ble that the college Will lose some OF
it's ablest professors, and will be greatly
damaged by the unfortunate imbroglo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-17

The Valentine case occupied the atten-
t.cn ~ tha TIer -i~o County 'cv-' w. : =
d Jay IL viii probably De conciuasa '0-~ss
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-17
More Contributions.

In the statement published in yes.er-
days Times as to the annual contribu-
tons OF sustaining members Of the Young
Mems Christian Association, a typograph-
icai error makes it appear that Mr.. 4. c.
Williams Jr., only gave $40. while, in
fact he obligated himself for SIS year.
OF the $500 necessary to be raised an
nually by contributions of sustaining
members, up to yesterday morning the
sum of $500 had been pledged, including
the amounts given by the individual
members of the board Of directors. Since
then the amount has been sweiled In the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-17
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-17
THE COLLEGE. MIDDLE.
A MEETING OF THE FACULTY TO
INVESTIGATE THE FUNERAL.
Mourning Csrds Sent Out to tho Friends
Of tho 1nstitution--Ths Professors
Sill Have Little To Say.

Professor Puryear. chairman of the
faculty of Richmond College, called
meeting Of the faculty yesterday AFTER
noon 10 make Investigations INTO the
very unique demonstrations IN the shape
Of funeral ceremonies held by some thirty
or forty of the students OF that iastitu-
ton IN Tuesday night.
The ceremonies were OF q very soIeinn
and significant character. In comm the
students placed the baseball ana loot
bail suits used by the teams CT last year,
together with deal OF other parapher-
malta, and after this WAS deposited al tue
place decided upon for the Durldl h hdI,
and unpretentiOus tombstone was duly
erected to mark the place where inc
coffin rested Everything was done III d
quiet manner, and none or the nenptis
OF the faculty knew AWNING OF Tnat t tba
janitor of the library went 10 the SILT
and removed the tombstone TO the secle-
tary's office. -. oo,,ogio,s
demanded the tombstone. anu fe-essao,
lished II in it's original place. Ii attraeleu
a deal of attention and comment yestei-
day.
no CONCLUSION REACHED
The coffin and tombstone used upon
this occasion was the same "hiCh VIZ .t
students used in the Dig De Ias,at ~
Demonstration celebrating the deiedt vi
Malone. when the students or HN.hiiJ{lu
College attracted considerable at'eh'io"
in the parade. 49,. o,,ar
At the faculty meeting YESTERDAY a. 80,
noon 1t is not known what action mSn
taken in the matter. When called upon
Chairman Puryear last night he sald nv
was unable 10 furnish any information
for the press In regard TO the In atter, a9
there had been no DEFINITE conclusion
reached He said that the matter was
discussed however. and further lhVesI-
cations would PROBABLY be mace he
was sorry that the students hau IT, -
ftrt har mOuStrattOnS, tnUu5u lHtS
had kept their promise 10 MN 10 lne e.
fect that they would IN future Keep qulel
The proceedings of the funeral csre.
monies on Tuesday night were SO luz
that no one knew anything VI '"'
until the next day.
WILL Up QUIET NOW.
When seen last night a number OF me
students VINO took part in the funerai
ceremonies Tuesday night stated ma
they were really very SAD over tle ~
suit of the board meeting, ana they We
i'm a mourning frame OF h,IlH' III, ~
auently they entered into the spirisrr H., oi
g ~ '.as.ot In true obituary style. lheS
expected to call d meeting OF ne stuuelts
az an early date and pass fesoiutioi,ls
TO the effect that hencetorth un.m ~ ~
erd of the session the anti-BoatwrlSht
men settle down to hard study. ana enter
into no more demonstrations OF any
kind. This would be done our OF re-
spect to Professors Harris, Puryear'
a number Of the students have sent
out 10 a large number OF the patrons
and alumni of the college IuneIai an
nouncement, printed on Wlde-DVrderei
mourning paper. and ehcioseu 1no,,e e
Velopes to match. The ANNOUNCEMENT
reads as follows:
Richmond College.
Died,
December II. 1894,
Buried
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