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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-12
PERSON AtD GkNER<L.
Interesting Fact, Alb ut Richmond's Citi-
IanS nd Hth Il Mu ter.


Mrs. J. A. Ramkey and daughter have
returned from a two-weeks' visit TO Pc
tersburg-
Mrs. Hubbard Mellow, of Cumberland
county. is visiting Mrs. Lucy White. OF
Twenty-frst street
Alonzo Smith. OF Warrenton. and Louisa
Tyler. or Nansemond county. were mar
ried in Washington Saturday.
Mr.. James McClernon. of this city, left
yesterday afternoon for Chicago TO accept
a position with the Monarch Bicycle Com
pany.
AIR. George K. Baghy and Miss Alma
Louise Harwood will be married at the
Leigh-Street Baptist church this evening
al o'clock.
Miss Lee has not left the city. rs was
Virginia Tyler, at No. PIC south Third
street.
Rev. DR. c. II. Ryland who has been
sick for the past ten days, is improving.
but II will be some days before he can
leave his room.
Miss Annie Conrad. a niece of First
Assistant Attornt y-Gcneral Holmes Con-
rad, will be the guest OF the Misses
Cooke at No. south Third street until
sne last Of this week.
There will be n meeting of the AcaG-
cry OF, Medicine M Surgery to-nigh. at
subject fcr, discussion is puerperai sersis.
end Dr. Irving will be the leader.
MIR. A. A. Bishop for the past six wears
associated with the Singer Manuiactur.
ing Company as chief OF the collecting
DEPARTMENT i'm this city. left yesterday
morning for Hoston 10 accept position
With the r. q. Dun Mercantile Agency
Of that city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-12
THE ORIOLES orr FOR DIIIE.
They win Play Several Games IN Virginia,
Including Richmond

BALTIMORE. MD. March .1l.-Balt-
mores big Four" as the striking base
ball players have been called. have come
TO terms with the management OF the
Baltimore club, and President Hanlon
and eleven members OF the team left for
Macon. Ga. The remaining players will
join the party en- route or, report AT
Macon in d day or two. There was a
large crowd OF rooters at Camden sta
ton TO see the boys OFF, and all manner
of good wishes accompanied them on
their trip to Dixie. The club for %
will be the same as last years cham
pions, with a few additional players as
experiments or emergency men. Presideht
Hanlon thinks the men are AL In good
shape, and expects, with a little prac-
tice. they will show perfect playing form.
The itinerary Of the CLUB Is as FOLLOWS:
Montgomery, March I'D and sd; New
Orleans March Path 10 70 3 pso,i iPcl2siys
I'd: Danvlile. Va. 18th: Roanoke. Va,
18th. Lynchburg. Va, 9Th; Petersburg.
Va, 18th; Portsmouth, Va, 9th; Norfolk,
Va, 10Th Richmond, Va, llth and l2th'
Baltimore, 18th.
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MA IN a 60. ran.
The He'd Of the Firm Was ut One Time n
rrominent Operato tor In The Street.

NEW YORK, March 1.-THE failure of
Clarence Mckim & Co vas announced
Oh the Stock EXCHANGE this afternoon.
The failure Is attributed TO short sales of
American Sugar Refining. stock. which
has advanced sharply during the past
week. 1t is also stated that the firm
sold privileges fo- a large amount, in
which the losses were q nsiderable
Mr.. McKim, few years ago, ranked
among the leading spectators in Wall
street and gained considerable prestige
through MS business connections with
certain OF the Varderbilts. He is re-
puted 10 have made fortune out of the
break IN cordf sc III stocks about three
years ago, but subsequently, lest heavily
through unfortunate sp, culaticns. Mr..
Mckim declined TO state the assets or
liabilities of the firm, as its affairs are
in the hands OF its lawyers. Mr. McKim
was admitted for membership 70 the
Stock Exchange in September. 1857.
Clarence McKim. the broker who sus-
pended on the stock exchange to-day,
was one or the boldest bear operators
in Wall street, and was reputed TO have
made between 100000 and $500 600 in
the panic OF 1898. He was heavily short
OF Reading. Cordage. Whisky and Mo.
Pacirc In December, 1892. and stood upon
his short contracts far into the sum-
mer OF 1898, making huge profits. His
suspension was caused principally by his
belief that American Sugar refining stock
would be compelled to pass its dividends.
He was heavily short OF sugar before
the declaration of the dividend in Deem
Der, when the stock was selling In
the eighties. He lost about 20 points on
this deal besides the two dividends OF 8
per cent. declared in the meantime. He
covered about 10000 shares of sugar to-
day, and attempted to even up all OF
his contracts on the exchange. with the
I hope OF pulling through solvent lie fall
ed, however. as all OF his orders were
executed through other brokers In the
exchange, he having no outstanding con-
tracts himself but owed about $500 TO
his fellow brokers when the day closed.
Besides his stock exchange contracts, he
dealt largely in privileges. and mad sold
calls on over 1900 shares. His losses in
sugar in this one deal were over $780,
900.
Mr. Mckim's friends claim that air OF
his large operations were not for himself
but that an officer Of a prominent trust
company, who has recently resigned and
gone 10 Mexico, operated with him on
joint account and laid down" ION his
broker. This associate of McKims was
sad 10 be short at least 1000 shares OF
sugar in McKims' Office. and 10 have
operated heavily on the long side OF
Louisville and Nashville and Missouri
Pacific. as both of these stocks have been
declining heavily. while sugar has been
advancing. McKim was caught on both
sides Of the market
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An IMPORTANT DECISION.
Judge Paul Renders One Affecting Express
Companies.


STAJNTON, VA, March h.-Speciai.- -
Judge John Paul of the United States
Circuit Court. sitting at Harrisonburg,
rendered an important decision Saturday
In a suit between the United states EX-
press Company and the city OF Staun-
aon. The city of Staunton taxed eX-
press companies ono hundred dollars.
The United States Express Company re-
fused 10 pay. Before the Mayor Of
stanton the express company was fined
s, a day for each day the tax remained
unpaid.
The ordinance provides a tax against
express and telegraph companies doing
business between stanton and other
points In Virginia. The express company
refused to pay, on the ground that the
ordinance was in violation of the inter
State commerce clause of the United
States Constitution. Tie fine imposed by
the Mayor aggregates fourteen hundred
dollars The Geci sion does rot determine
the constitutional question as 10 the
ordinance. but leaves " in the power Of
the city TO enforce the ordinance by
fines
The special board TO manage "A joint
fair of the Baldwin District Fair Assoc
citation and the Virginia Live Stock Fair
Association. under the names az here
given, to-day elected tie following Off
GERS c. Benton Coiner, president; John
W. Todd, secretary; John NJ. Carroll as
sistant secretary; J. n. Mcfarland. treas
urer.
Henry r. Armentrout. a married man,
living at Port Republic, Rockingham
county. has run away from his wife and
two children. Miss Painter. Of Pleasant
Valley. going off with him.
Grand Council. Royal Arcanum. meets
here March 18th
Rev. S'las A. Snapp. Methodist minis
ter at White Post, died al his home to-
day.
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ONE or WASHING OA's DSkDS.
A vsiuabi. Pspe D,scovered In Loudoun'
S.u- nm xbp Ground.

Snow on the Ground.
J,EESRIIRG. VA, March u.-Special-
The statistics OF this county. as SHOWN
for some years past by the reports OF
the commissioners OF the revenue. give
the death rate in Loudoun az l. N
Thousand. This would indicate that
I,oudouu is the he althie'. place In the
known world. The next lowest rate fur
nished by any of the insurance companies
is 10 12.
Mr.. W. D. HI mpstCne. clerk OF the
County Court. found among lot of old
papers In his Office the other day gem
uine deed signed by George Washington.
The paper is yellow with age, but the
writing and the signature are perfectly
distinct. 1t was executed 18th day OF
May, l71s, between Ills Excellency,
George Washington. general and com
nander-in-chief of the United American
Army, and Robert Adams. gent. OF
Fairfax county. Va. f'the second part,
and releases tract Of four hundred acres
near Leesburg, Va"
(signed) GO WASHINGTON"
The seal Is of red wax: on one side
of the shield is a blade Of wheat. on the
other flowers. forming wreath, tied to-
gether at the top in bow knot. inc
clerk will have 1t framed and hung up IN
the office.
Our Democratic primaries will be held
on April 9th. There are great many
candidates in the field for the various
places. and all of them are very active
Colonel Robert Beverly, of Fauquler'
was in town this nornif z on business
The snow has nearly all disal peared'
and some Of thu farmers IN lower Lou
Cnun have commenced plcWirg.
Mr.. Rowenlus Ferguson, prominent
fafine., living near Aide, was paralyzed
Yesterday In his left side.
Both Of the national bank statements
lust called show a very healthy condi-
ton The Loudoun National has $lS,,~'
on deposit; the Peoples National has
1861 900 on deposit.
our people do not appreciate the stir
about fair elections. as all the elections
in this county are perfectly fair. and cur
people would not submit TO anything
else They believe If a man would swear
falsely about an election he would swear
falsely upon every other occasion when
his interests demand II. What is morally
wrong cannot be politically right.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-12
DEAN FAa " 4LCO oil.
A Woman Who Imbb Too Much-Ihe
Pr MOnnrCh.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA. March Ii
Special -Emma Hill (rolored). aged six
tcep. was found dead in bed yesterday
morning Her death was caused by
imbiblng too freely the night befoi
She was seen to drink three glls o,
whisky and a glass Of beer in success
sion. and later In the night was found
lying III the street intoxicated. She
was taken home by two colored men
The cause of her death was so plain
that the coroner deemed on inquest UNI
necessary
The gigantic full-rigged ship May Flint
formerly the British steamship Persian
Monarch will leave the ship-yard here
for -dltimore on Wednesday or Thursday
She has been granted an American regis
ter by the Treasury Department, and in
future will ny the American nag.
Miss Matte ". Beale, of Hampton,
assumed charge of the Western Union
telegraph ONCE in this city to-day. MI
J. s NTrav resigned the management OF
the otfice 10 accept d similar position with
the Postal Telegraph Company, which will
establish an Office here about the LIST Of
AprlI
The steam yacht Countess, which IS
owned by Captain kitchell, OF Detroit
has arrived at the Ghip-yard here for
romans.
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BAD WRATHER EORDUcR sHoOTIyG
II the Weather 10 Not Better To-Day Mr.
Cleveland May start Hom".

CAPE HENRY. VA, March ll.-Presi-
dent Cleveland got in half days shoot
ing from a blind 70. day, but light rain
drove tiA party aboard at =. VI. The
Weather Bureau has up signals Tor a
..ortnvp:;- SUM ana. from present ind'-
.atiJas lao shooting will be done to-
morrow.
IL Is probable thai II the weather is
not pood IN the morning the steamer
II get uilieT way for home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-12
FAST YOUNG MLN'S LIFE.
Subject of DIR. Brough'on's Sermon 1T
Roanoke

ROANOKE, VA, March 11.-SpeciaL-
Rev. l.. c.. Broughton. Of the Calvary
Baptist church, created a sensation last
night In sermon of series on scenes
in the life OF a fast young man by UNI
complimentary references TO we'll
Hnown young man. the son OF a wealthy
and prominent citizen, in such manner
as to leave no doubt as 10 the identity
of the person referred to. The incident
has been the topic of much talk and
no little criticism to-day. DR.. Broughton
also paid his respects TO the popular
amusements. and baseball came in for
share of condemnation.
James Harris and Edward Bower want
cd In Radford for robbng a drug store,
have been arrested here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-12
NEW HOTEL F'OR NORFOLK.
A Handsome Ono Ia be Erected-Thc Sea
bosvd Fight

NORFOLK. March fi.-A company is
engaged IA organizing a stock company
for the purpose OF erecting a first-cass
modern hotel at Client specially suited
20 the wants OF tourists and visitors.
similar 10 the De Soto. OF Savannah. Ga.
The promoters consider that sucn an
establishment will I'll long felt want,
for that class OF hotel accommodation de-
mands the best that the city can pro-
duce. In style II will be Moorish, with a
decided Spanish feeling
General Passenger Agent r. j. Ander-
son. OF the Seaboard Air L.ne. said TO
your correspondent that his road expect
ed TO win the night with the Southern
Railroad and Steamship Associate
On Tuesday. the 18th. Mr. Polk Miller.
of Richmond. will give a select enter
tsinmsRt W Portsmouth Tor the benefit
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-12
nnr Elect a SanaIor This Week.

DOVER, DEL, March ia Republic
can member of the Legislature stated
tonight that there is possibility Of
this week. He said that he believed
a compromise would be effected. but who
will be chosen he was not prepared 10
say The American Protective League
has sent TO each Republican Assembly
man a letter asking for the reelection
OF Higgins, and IL has flooded the State
with Circulars urging Republicans 10
heseecl their representatives, 10 return
Higgins to the Senate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-12
A NORFOLK nom UP,
A Mathews County Man Robbed There on
the Streets-A Call Made.

NORFOLK. VA. March 11.-Special.-
The First Presbyterian church OF Norfolk
has extended a call 10 DR.. j. r. Hover
ton of the Second Presbyterian church
OF lutle Rock, Ark.
Mr.. John Thomas of Hicks Wharf,
Mathews county. came 10 Norfolk last
week 10 buy horses. He was held UP on
Main street Saturday night by two white
men and $3.50 taken out of his pocket.
Harry Lash. a young white man. has
been arrested. charged with the offence.
The police are after the other party.
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WELDON NOTES.
Mr.. KilEo's Eloquen' Sermon-Ths Moon
In Felipe.

WELDON. y. c.. March n.-.Speciai.-
I'll. Methodist Episcopal church here
yesterday was well packed. both morn
ing and evening. The people from all
sections. and OF every faith and creed.
turned out 10 hear the Rev. j. c. Kilgo
OF Durham. They were not disappointed
He is a fine sp ,dker. and is justly en-
titled 10 rank among the foremost pulpit
orators OF his day He also addressed the
Epworth League In the afternoon. and this
afternoon he delivered d splendid address
on Christian education.
Large l1mbers Cf people here witnessed
the beautiful eclipse OF the moon last
n,xht. Some regarded 1t with supersti-
uous awe, Of course, while the enlighten-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-12
Cut in the Face

Mrs. 4. @. Tucker. who lives on Reser-
voir street. had her face very painfully
cut few days ago. She attempted TO
open the door OF her house. az the same
time holding "A lamp in her hand. when
the wind suddenly blew the door open
with great force. knocking the lamp IN
her face. The force OF the blow Knocked
Mrs Tucker down. She was very badly
cut on the nose, and at first was thought
10 be seriously hurt. but is doing very
well al present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-12
BISHOP A. NJ. RANDOLPH
he PREA CHED TWICE IN PETERS
BURG SUNDAY.
Many Persons Co hrmed ut 81. Pauls sud
Grace Churcbes-A Boys strange
stoYy-1he Purim Ball.

PETERSBURG, Va. March l1.-Spe-
c.al.--Right Rev A. NJ. Randolph Bishop
OF this Diocese. preached at ST. PAU
Episcopal church yesterday morning 10
a large congregation. lie selected Tor
his text the twentieth chapter of st.
John and 24th and 18th verses, Inclusive.
At the close of The sermon he admins
tered the Apostolic rite OF confirmation
10 fourteen persons-eght males and SIX
females. At night he preached at Grace
church. His text was the fourth chapteT
OF Corinthians and the 9Th verse.
The bishop also confirmed class OF
seventeen-hve males and twelve females
Both sermons were able and eloquent.
The total eclipse OF the moon last night
was witnessed by a large number Vi our
citizens.
BOY 5 STRANGE STORY.
A lad giving his name as Ben Collins
and his age as twelve years was arrest
ca to-day and committed 10 the police
station until his parents can be heard
from He halls from Ashevlle, y. Z"
which the little fellow says Is twelve
miles from Rocky Mount. He says his
fathers name is p. r. Collins. and that
ne Is EIp4ONtI All Aalt PbN~iAN ''Ai~~ 80
Washington,
The lads story is that he and his
brother Archie left home last Thursday
10 visit their uncle. Thomas Collins. n
Richmond, but when they got there II
was found that their uncle had removed
TO Texas. The boy declars that his brother
as soon as he learned of the removal
Of their uncle. left for Texas. leaving
him to take care Of himself as bes, he
could. The boy further states that MS
brother mad a difficulty with a negro
named Bob Battle in North Carolina.
and that he was under a bond. but his
bondsmen had refused 10 stand for him
any longer and that was why he went
away The boys father has been nou-
fed OF his arrest
Eureka Lodge. knights Of Pythias had
a most delightful banquet tonight.
CHURCH NOTES.
Rev. G. II. Hams. p. D.. rector Of st.
Paul's Episcopal church. left tonight for
Tampa. Fla. for the benefit OF his
health. Dr. Hams il suffering from
throat trouble, and has nearly lost his
voice. \ we'll known episcopal minister
Of this city told me to-day that he
preached eleven sermons last week.
There was no service At the First Bap-
list church yesterday on account Of the
extreme illness Of Mrs. Battle, mother
of Rev. II. W. Battle. D. D.. the pas
tor.
A PURIM BALI.
A Purm Ball was given tonight under
the auspices Of Virginia Lodge. /. 0. b.
r.. of this city, for the benefit Of the
Hebrew Orphan Asylum at Atlanta, Ga
II was d magnificent affair. The music
was furnished by STEMS orchestra of
Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-12
JUDG PAUL' COUKT.
The Hammer and Psnnil, Cases to be Heard.
Lynchburg II op.ment

LYSCHBURG, VA. March n.-Spe-
cial The United States District Court
Judge John Paul presiding. will convene
here tomorrow. The docket. though
lighter than usual. will be especially in
teresting as IL embraces the Hammer and
Pannll cases. 1t is likely that many of
The minor moonshiner's casses will be dis
posed before this now celebrated one is
called, as hardly less than two days Will
be consumed with its hearing. Messrs
Randolph Harrison and John J.. Lee will
be counsel for the accused, while Mr.
Montague, the district attorney, will Icp-
resent the Government.
Earnest O'Brien and Miss Bessie y 1le.
of this city. clipped TO Pelham, y. G.. yes
terday The fact became known here to-
day when the father of the young lady
received telegraphic announcement Of
the marriage from Pelham.
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OF Grimes Battery The military Of the
two cities Will attend.
A Portsmouth syndicate has purchaser
from William a. Thompson. Of New Jer-
sey. thlrty-two acres Of land 'front.'
ing 1900 feet on the river at Panner
Point. between the Norfolk and Caro-
lima railroad property and port Norfolk.
The price paid was $4,000.
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on last Saturday George Miller. Of
in hard luck. and claimed TO be a Knight
of tythias. Sergeant Cosby took MIN in
and kept him at the Second Market
Hotel until yesterday. when he discovered
the man was an inipostor and arrested
him.
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The Times received a visit from the
was delightfully."- serenaded. The club
is composed OF the following musicians:
Joseph II. Feldner deader), Thomas Field
ner. Joseph Cowardin, ID. Edwards. A. l..
McAlwee. W. Underwood. c. l.. Lacy
and Overton Edwards.
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ed looksi upon 1t as A beautiful enect Oh
the conjunction Of two great PLANETS.
Farm work has now begun IN earness
,no p,owsng viii socr be all done.
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Cardinal G,bbous ,ummoned to Rome.

BALTIMORE. Nd, Marcn ll. p,on,
the Holy Father to proceed 70 ~ ho are
early i'm May. His Eminence WIN ~ yocsor
CONTAINED by Rev. +. +. Thohils' i'N'V'
of the cathedral.
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OF uARH.
Willy pAIxs c1UrcHYrsLD.

WILL PAIKs CIUTcHYfkLD.
Mr.. William Parks Crutchfeld died
Sunday morning at his sons residence
No. 10 south Sixth street. aseu siA's-
four.
Mr.. Crutchheld was a native OF Rich
rnond, well-known citizen ana Chrls-
tan an. At one time ne carried Oh
the coal and wood business on MS own
account. but for many years past was
in the employ Of Mr.. X. q. Gay.
His funeral took place sunday after.
noon at 4 30 o'clock from Cldy-Slreet
church.
MR. JAMES A. CAMPBELL
LYNCHBURG, VA, March IL
Mr. James A. Campbell died IN ms
city to-day I'm the ffty-nfth year Oh iiiS
age. He had been sick put le" vi
with Inflammation OF the stomach. ne
was a native OF Bedford county he
served during the four long years OF
the civil war with the Second virginia
Cavalry. under the command OF Geheral
Munford. He was never In hospital
and while actively engaged III many
hard fight, came out OF the war WITHOUT
d scar.
Some time after its close he located III
Lynchburg as a retail grocer anu 40
such has been intimately ASSOCIATED WIN
the interests of the city for a number OF
years. He is survived by his WIDOW ana
1--WE children amonge them being w. ~
Campbell. secretary and treasurer OF Tue
Glamorgan Works and Pipe FouhuTS'
BISHOP IHoMA-.
SALIVA. KAN. March H.-bish 'p
Thomas died Saturday night. DuIlls tie
day he rallied and recognized MS Iilen"o
and strong hopes were entertaihen mo
he would recover, but at eight CLOCK IL
had a relapse. ana from that time on
grew weaker until life became extinct
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-12
The Baltic anal.

LONDON, March 11.-Great Britain will
send her charmed squadron 10 the KEEL
naval parade with which the North Sea
and Baltic canal will be opened in June.
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SAVANNAH, GA, March ll.-Ksln pr
vented the opening game to-day oetWesmi
~ Washington and Brooklyn base-pa"
teams.