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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-30
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
interesting Facts About Rchmond's CHI
zans and Other Matters.

Miss Mamie Ford will leave to-day to
visit friends in Crewe Va.
Mrs. W. J. Tyler is very much improved
and hopes Of her recovery are now enter
tanned.
Mr.. Lewis II. Blair is i'll with fever of
a typhoid character. He has been IN
bed since Monday.
William Anderson. a Swede, is deta ned
at the First police station on charge or
drunkenness
Judge Wickham was engaged yesterday
morning i'm allowing the claims OF maSis-
tratcs and cOnstables.
A most delightful. musicale, under the
efficient management OF Mr.. ). LOUIS
sullivan, was given last night at Belyl-
dere Hall, and enjoyed by very large
audience.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Meyer have issued
invitations TO the marriage OF their
daughter Zetta 10 Mr. Adolph Foss Tues
day evening February 18th. at lill east
Ma street.
Information has been received In TINS
city announcing the death, IN hlhS
George county. of Mrs Sun, the mother
of Dr. +. W. and John Stff. Of this city
and aunt of Rev. Mr. Stiff, OF Manchester.
Major Fred. Scott, president of the
Richmond and Petersburg road, say
mat there is 10 truth IN the ruinor tndt
the Atlantic Coast Line VII build an IN
dependent bridg, across the Roanoke
river an Weldon. that the arrangement
netween The two railroad companies was
entirely agreeable and there was no oc-
caslon for "a new bridge.
Mrs. JOS ph A. White viii be lat home"
TO her lady and gentlemen friends We'd
nesday. Jan. Both from TO I Z. NJ, in
honor OF her niece Niss jamie Berney
Of Mobile Mrs. John Lyons, Mrs. Wal
Ter of Mobile. Miss Emily Cary. Miss
Nellie Neale, Miss Fanny Mcclure, and
Miss Gertie Camm Will assist IN re-
cciying.
Captain Stevens has removed the Sal
walton Army meetings to No. 3Ji west
Broad street, where large crowds are at
tending ard mucn interest is manifested.
This is he last week of Captain and Mrs
stevens stay in Richmond They will
preach their farewell sermons next Sun
day afternoon and night. Other officers
will arrive on the following Wednesday.
Everybody is invited 10 attend the meet
ings.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders
Of the ord Dominion Building and Loan
Association was hell yesterday at noon
with a trge attendance. Hon. ]. Taylor
Fllyson presided. The report of secretary
Tit9surer Carlton Mccarthy showed a
r.ost gratifying condition Of business.
The year has been most prosperous
one with the association. Colonel John
e. Purcell the only director whose term
expired at this time. was elec,e 10 sue
c Cd himself.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-30
ARRESTED on SUsPICION.
W. c. Yves, SAYS Tie 10 Connected with the
Missouri Pacific

Sergeant Tomlinson arrested w.
West. Of Scott county. Ky, on Monday
afternoon. on the charge Of being sus-
picious character. The man is sixty-two
years Of age. and claims that he is con-
nected with the Missouri Pacific railway
at St Louis. The arrest was not made
at the Exchange Hotel. but In a house OF
ill-repute on Broad street. When first
taken into custody West tried the blum
act on Sergeant TominsOn, but afterwards
broke down and begged him for some
poison. declaring that he wanted 20 XIII
himself. as ne was tired Of living.
West arrived IN this city several days
ago. and stopped at the Exchange Hotel
Since MS arrival he has been on a spree
He ordered a carriage from sutherland
and drove about the c.ty.and had the CON
veydnce charged 20 the hotel West also
gave a check TO a woman In this city on
the First National Bank for SO. ana II was
learned that he had no account at that
institution.
When arrested the Kentuckan was
found 10 be without funds or credentials
save a number OF railroad passes, includ'
Ing one from Richmond TO Cincinnati
signed by n. W Fuller, general passenger
agent of the Chesapeake and ONO.
In the Police Court yesterday morning
West was sent TO jail for thirty days
sffgeant Tbmlinsop has communicated
with the Ch.ef-Of-POliCe i'm ST. Louis re-
garding the man The Sergeant is in
clincd 20 believe that West is a fakir. and
that he Is not connected with the Mis-
souri, Pacific railway.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-30
A New NulI Plaster.

The American Champion Plaster Com
pauy was chartered by the Hastings
Court yesterday, with paid-up capital
stock Cf $4,000. Among the incorpOrd-
tors are some Of RichmoDd'S best known
and most representative citizens and bust
ness men.
Upon inquiry, it was learned that this
company was organized to manufacture
I'm Richmond and at many other points in
the United States a recently perfected
patent wall pl.uter, tho invention Of Mr..
j. T.. Summers. formerly of Chicago.
who has devoted some years to expert
mentng and investigating this subject.
This material has been prepared and
used IN this city under the eye Of eX-
perts, and has excited great deal OF
interest and enthusiasm among those who
have been privileged 10 see IL. 1t Is an
ticipatcd that this product will be OK
tensively used throughout the United
States and Richmond is 70 be oonSratu-
lated upon having secured the home Of
fee Of this enterprise.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-30
rsowraErfRE DErARTMxS1.
A Good Deal Of Routine 6ustnsss Dipesed
of b, the Commissioner.

The BOARD of Fire mmlrsioners de-
cided at its last meeting to request the
Superintendent of the Gas Works to fur
nish an INSPECTOR on the first OF each
month IN examine the meters In the va
rIous engine and truck houses. In order TO
ascertain any existing leakage. IL the re-
quest is granted a conveyance Will be
furnished by the department for the In
spector.
Four fire ex.inguishers were recently
purchased from the Rex Fire Entinguish-
or Company. which have given so much
satisfaction that the board decided 10
equip every apparatus with them, and an
order was placed for fifteen additional ex-
tinguishers.
An ordinance providing for the intro
duction OF fire escapes, based on the laws
in effect in New York city. has been pre-
pared by the board, and IT will be submit
ted 20 the city Councii at It's next meet
ing.
A committee was appointed TO draw up
a suitable powder ordinance.
netition from Mr.. T. III. Elicit for the
nlacine Of a. fire alarm box at the corner
Of Laurel and Franklin streets was re-
ferrad IN commissioner l.. G. jenkins for
action.
The contract with the present telephone
company was renewed.
The resignation of Ladderman A. b.
Cook. Of Truck No. 3. was accepted and
Mr.. G. y. Hubbard was appointed In his
place.
The resignation OF Mr.. A. i. Ford,
which had recently been presented, was
withdrawn with the consent Of the COM
missioners.
Lieutenant Mitchell, Of Company NO.
!. was reduced TO the ranks, ana Mr' w.
b. Shaw appointed to succeed MIN.
The following substitutes were electeu'
Dabnev Wade. Company No. L; II. l..
C,eaman. tTruck No. /, and w. Il. Akers,
No, =,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-30
NEWS OF MANCHESTER.
AN ASSIGNMENT RECORDED OYER
THERE YESTERDAY.
Funeral Of Mr.. II. b. Hali-A Lady Hurt.
To Help tho Poor-InterestinG
Items-Persopal.
MANCHESTER BUREAU RICHMOND TIMES.
No. 1l2l HULL STREET. BEATTIE BLOCK.

An assignment was recorded yesterday
BY j. d. Hatch. conducting a bar-room
at the corner OF Fifteenth and Hull
streets. The deed names Mr.. w. Hay
Garrett as trustee, and the creditors are
as follows:
First class-A. l.. Adamson, agent, $40
for rent due; F. =. Robinson. s75: w. III.
Nelson, sli3; w. J. Williams, s57; T. o.
Hatch, SIS: 7. o. Hatch. $l0o.75, due for
services rendered In said business: +. II.
Crost.c, SIS, due for services rendered in
SAID business =. II. Curtis, $50; Major
Buggs. $40, due for services rendered in
said business.
Second class: Slater. Meyers &c Co.
sS5459; W. Is. Peasants. sl5.H :: r. hoo-
inson, S215O; Rowe Brothers, sLOO; Chas'
Thalhimer. $50; 7. }. Nichols q 60.
s. 20: Godsey * Crump, S.2; Rosendort
4 Co, $3.50; DuNal & Robertson NS"4;
u. ID. Harrison. So Toney P1acin.' -;
The funeral OF Mr.. Henry Is: Hail.
Times of yesterday, took place yesterday
morning from Central Methodist church'
Rev. W. w. Lear conducted the ser,
vices. and the following gentleman a Iobu
as pall-bearers: Messrs. Harry Guy J0hn
NJ. French, Il. -. Kemp, cary jerks
Ben. Il. owen, Jr., and Emmett DuSai
The burial committee from Dale Lodse;
Knights of Honor was In attendance anu
conducted the services at the grave III
There was nothing of special import
ance before the Hastings Court Yesterday
Only civil cases will be tried during the
renal der of the term, which Will close
DEPUTY Constable James II. Petit is
quite sick at the residence OF his son.
Justice ". ID. Lithgow and his father.
Mr.. w. r. Lithgow, who have been SICK
for some time, were reported better yes
terday morning. ,L,,o,
county. is visiting her uncle, Mr.. h,
Glover Tatum. on Maury street, between
Eighth street and Riverv.ew ROAD.
The tea which was TO have taken pace
at Mrs. Vaden's residence. on baiHno US rlS
street. has been postponed until next
rev Kew! l.. b. Johnston, of South Boston,
Va. will preach at Clopton-Street Baptlst
church. I'm Swarsboro. THIS evening a'
NJ Mrs. Fl. NJ. owen Is detained at home
o'tM Mrs a. I.awton and children have re-
'u HI,se I d9 Sammons is quite sick at her
residence, on Fifth street, between STOCK
ton and Everett. ,-,- ,.as nainfullv
hurt Monday evening ny IdI! ~ ,,"star-
iumper. but was reported better SesIe'
day. - cortralie Is
Mr.. J. d. Freleroh, OF Ceh'Faila' -
very sick with pneumonia. -, tho
The Indictment weather and snow OF .ns
mast few DAYS is said to have occaslone1
great suffering over here. and measures lel i,,f
Are being taken for the reilel oi INC '''
ieT The city Council met last night In IN
extrs session 10 consider the question
of making an appropriation to me MAJ an,
chester Cirays, but after discusslhE IiIy
Guestion. decided to postpone it until
their next meeting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-30

able the CITY Sergeant TO summon another
tales of jurors. -,
Promptly at o'clock the court reeo1'
vened. and after the usual questlon'ns'
the following additional Jurors were Sc
cnred on, Of the new tales: Messrs. X.
a Miller. 4. G. Peasants. w. $. Com
stable. 8 r. bishop. Thomas NJ. Hliz,
hlmer and John 7. Alvey rms co'nple.eu
~ necessarv number Of sixteen jurors,
four Of whom will have 10 be stricken
of by counsel. 80 that the remaining
twelve may try the case.
In order TO prevent the Jurors from
bo'ng locked up over night, IL was agreed
nv counsel that the hearing OF the evil
denoe should be commenced this morning
promptly at 10 o'clock. II is expected
that the case will be finished within a
day.
The Commonwealth is represented IN
tho case by Messrs. II. NJ. Smith. Jr.,
and Meade Haskins, while Messrs. c. V.
Meredith and Louis O. Wendenburg are
counsel for the defendant
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-30

DC. Paper Pads. 10 in n package, for Sc.
SIX Dress Gimps-l2lac ones, Be-; ID
and lie. ones, &C.; 21c. ones, lOc.; 80 and
soc. ones. l5c.
Colored More silks. 25c.
81 and $3.50 Brocade Velvets. 3c.
81 Velvets. soc.
SOC Satins, 25c.
30, 75c and 81 Pushes and Velveteens.
Balance Of Evening Silks to be sold
Printed India Silks. soc. a yard.
ANY lady who has some spare cash can
buy some elegant Dress Ornaments az
about 1Oc on the dollar.
80 Changeable Velyets. 5Oc yard.
Conticelh Spool SIX. &c. am
s., IS and 81 Smoking Jackets, now 80
AGAIN MARKED DOWN LOWER
WHAT IS LEFT OF THE BOYS'
CLOTHING WILL GO LIKE THIS:
Bows Knee Pants Suits. Sl.J0 and $50.
Boys Refer Coats. $7J.
Boys listers and Overcoats, WIZ.
Bows Long Pants Suits, $50.
Sf.25 Jet trimmings for De. yard.
81 Iridescent Trimmings, l2i2c. yard.
Sl.25 Pearl Bead Trimmings, many col
ors 25c. . yard.
BEADED Ornaments. 1Oc.
40c Plush Ornaments for sc. n dozen.
$l.2j CIT and Pearl Beaded Trimmings
$50 Moumou Fur Trimming for 81 a
75c. Nutr.a Fur Trimming for 25c. a
81 White Coney Fur Trimming for 2Jc.
s.55 Gray Squirrel Fur Trimming for
37l2c. yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-30

4 large. fashionable and wcll-pleased
audience saw William H. Crane in
Brother John at the ACADEMY Of
Music last evening. The artist made
salient the fact mat he is an actor of
great ability. even the mannerstic index
finger gestures having Their effect. Ihe
easy flowing, rythm.cal, spOntanety
chuacterizng MI Cranes Wo'k, wins the
heart OF everybody. and the dcGn Of
feeling shown i'm his representations make
them almost absolutely unassalayl-.
The supporting company Is good, and
no effort Is made 10 lower their art in
order 20 bring out the stars supremacy.
Scenery. settings, and, in fact. every ac-
ccsSOry used IN larger cities are presented
20 as, and the worth OF the production
Brother John" will be presented this
afternoon. and the engagement closes to-
night with THE Senator
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-30
Some W tat, lolrIcrs.

The following new convicts were ne
Ivered into the custody Of Supernt'n-
dent Lynn, at the State tenliaIY yes
Ry Deputy Sheriff j. ". kenny Of
carroll county. r. u. Kelley, sentenced
TO two years mpr sonment for house
By SheriG Charles G. Gordon. Of Fair
fax county. George Knicht coloreD. SEN
fenced TO TWO Years imprisonment Tor
malicious Wounding.
By sheriff r ". cambridge, Of Abe
marie county Robert SpurTer (colOredJ,
sentenced TO eight years imprisonment
for assault and stealing from the person.
By city Sergeant Henry FitzSeiald, Of
Manchester, James Taylor lc1lortD, sea-
fenced to five years Imprisonment Tor
mHIinInuS nssault
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-30
the OLD IIME AEGR
A Faithful Word Picture to be ffe'en'e"
Here Next FRIDAY.

Here Next friday.
II the sale OF seats at the Acd"eil"
box-ofIice is any precedent, POLK MlIiei
recital en- Friday evening Will be one u
rho hest attended events OF the NeSh'
MIR. MfIlers friends are enthusl3st'Cd.S
al work, and he VIII l." dccoIHe" q - -
taGIe ovation The remarkable suc-eSa
winch has attended POLK Miller Moih
* a subject OF general cohsratuldlIoH,
and Richmond may well De piouu Vi ni ~,
representative in the entertdiHIlcht W. , 80
MIR. Mulers mission Is OF lat mn H.
nortance than mere entertainment VI nv
neopIe for his recital, while Deiho :"
highly humorous sketch OF the on pan
tat.on negro, is above All Ialthi'n WI
picture OF a reality IN the histoiS 81
the South, and his absolute ldehty 70 anu
able exposition OF his subject mas Deeh
widely recognized and commented upon
by some OF the leading journals ana peo-
pie of the country. ,,o,
mis- simplicity is ms arr; ..i [iC 80 80
none of the clap-trap professlonanslls
of the average orator o. ana eiocue
ZIONIST His rendition of the dialect OF
the negro saVors strongly OF the real
and is given without sign OF auecld-
ton In pose and gesture, facial eN-
pression and intonation. he is in all but
color just what he aims to represent
and dclineatc-the old-time FAMILY ser
want Of "befo the wah" time.
The genius and ,alent OF the land nave
gladly given tribute 10 Polk Miller .
rare gifts. Mark Twain. BIZ Nye, Joel
Chandler Harris. Thomas Nelson Page
Henry Watterson, James w hltcomD
Riley. Chaunccy VI. Depew. Frank i'taun-
ton and other noted men of art and let
ters Join i'm commenting 20 the Ameri-
can people this new star, who has been
aptiy and appropriately christened by
The Times as The new genius of the
South" Some OF the best newspapers
in the land have devoted much space IN
giving him recognition. and an adverse
criticism is yet TO be seen.
An evening spent with Polk Miller IS
revelation. an education and recrea-
ton which is well worth any ones time.
Let Richmond do the elegant on Friday
night next and greet Polk Miller with n
packed house on this. his really first
rendition OF his recital In Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-30
An Acnnaintance Socinhlc.

The Christian Endeavor Society of Cen
tenary church held delightful acquaint-
ance sociable i'm the lecture-room Of the
church last evening.
pleasing programme, consisting OF
recitations and music. was given and
light refreshments served.
The Christian EndeaVor parlor was
turned into a photograph gallery" where
shadow pictures were taken and then cut
out nd the outer lines pinned on black
sheet. making life-lke silhouettes, that
created both interest and musement.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-30
Pr,u,rty Irars ers

Richmond. W l.. Cdneal, w. c. Davis
and their wives to Fannie, wife OF }. w.
Madison, IL teet on the north side Of
S1l6; Abraham ". FlOyd's trustees 10
Granite Bulding. Loan and Trust Com
pany. - feet on the south side OF Cabell
street. $j25.
Henrico: James II. Barton, r. A. Lamb
and their wives 10 W y. Redford, lot "
i'm block %, Brookland Park, $40; Lewis
SteWart's trustees TO \. j. Chewing and
~. :. Rose 40 feet on the east SIDE Of
Th.rty-second street. between Il and 5,
81 $50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-30
After the Railim.

Those smooth individuals of New York
who make q living out OF the unsuspect-
ing public by the profession Of showing
the queer" better known as -Soods
men, have sought to entrap Balm Larry
Gibbons, OF the Police Court, by the
means Of their private circulars. setting
forth how untold wealth could be OBJ
tanned without any labor or capital on
the part OF the bailiff.
AIr. Gibbons received the letter several
days ago. and 1t was addressed In me
care of Mr.. Samuel Page, which fact
caused Mr.. Page to become highly indg-
nant The hangers-on at the White
Temple. including His Highness Justice
John had IL in for the baillf yesterday,
and they had much fun at his expense.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-30

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 9.-Jack Fosar
ty who ofiiciated as referee at the Leeds.
McKeever bout on Saturday night, and
who was arrested on the charge OF par
ticipating in an. unlawful fight with
gloves. was given a hearing before Mag
istrate Pole to-day. He was held in 500
bail for a further hearing on Thursday
when other participants will be arraigned
Mayor Stuart this afternoon refused to
renew the theatrical license for the Win.
ter Circus building. where the fight took
place
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-30
Surprised the spor b, Winning In Walk
Oth,r Even's.

Othrr GSens.
NEW ORLEANS, LA, Jan. 29.-The
weather here was clear and cold for to-
days racing. and the attendance was
rather slim compared 10 that OF the aver
age attendance Of last week. The betting
ring was crowded and the bookmakers
were kept busy in each OF the five events.
The surprise Of the day was reserved for
the last race. when Miss Bradshaw, a
~ 10 1 shot. won the six-furlong event In
a walk Dr.. Bill, In the sane race, Killed
his chances by getting the bit in his teeth
and making the whole circuit Of thetrack.
Clayton carried the jockey honors by win
ming the FIRST three races on the card.
Twenty-six horses were scratched from
the card. The track was lumpy and
heavy.
IF VENTS.
First race-six .drlongs. selling-G. b.
Cox Q02. Clayton, 10 u first. Gee Whiz
second. Elberon third. Time, LEO IL.
Second race-six furongs-Minnis Gee
1o2. Clayton. s TO 81 first. Miss Matte sec
ond, Miss Lilly third. Time, lis 81.
Third race-tive furlongs-Lottie Allen
QO0. Clayton. to p first, Pete Kelly Sec
ond, Insomnia third. Time, l:Ol.
Fourth race-one mile-Brakeman uo5'
Thorpe, 2 to u FIRST Lucasta second
Pearhne third. Time, l;J0 IL.
Fifth race-six furlongs-Miss Bradshaw
Qoo, II. Williams, % TO u first. Spring
Time second. King Craft third. Time,
i:2l l-2.
Winners at Alexander l. Ind
WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.-Following are
the results at the Old Dominion track
to-day;
First race-purse 500. selling. four and
a half ADMINISTRATORS 90 TO - first
Hay Tay second, Carnalite third. Time,
100.
Second race-purse $500, three-year-olds
selling. ak and a half furlonSs.-John p
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-30
Edwin A. Ezekiel. Manager.

81 and 81 80 Umbrellas for zoe.
A BIG LOT OF KID GLOVES IN
GOOD CONDITION. If YOU CAN
FIND YOUR SIZE YOU SAVE MONEY.
$50 and 81 Kid Gloves, all shades, csc.
ST and a.25 Kid Gloves. all shades. sc.
sl75 and 81 Mousquetaires for 7oc.
Ghildren's $50 Kid Gauntlets for 5oc.
Ladies $50 and A.75 Fur Top Kid
Gloves. 7Jc.
Ladies $l2j Pearl Gray and White Bia-
ritz l<id Gloves for 69c. a pair.
Odd lot OF Ladies' Kid Gloves. 81. $3.50
ana - kind tor soc. a pair.
$50 Evening Gloves. all shades. for %.
Many other just sucn bargains at the
Glove Counter.
A lot of Fine Fur Muffs cheap enough
to put away tn next year
$3.50 ones, $50. $50 ones, 81; 81 ones,
75c.: 81 80 ones. Soc; Sl25 ones, 21c.
25 Infants Uuderskirts for 81:
~" nts' Short White Dresses. 81. 10, 81
and 25c.
Lace Insertions. l0c.: l2c. Cnes Tor &C.
Lace Insertions, 3oc. ones Tor lSc.
Lace insertions. soc. ones for 2oc.
s. Mohair Skirts for 81. - -----s-'
81 and 81 % Satteen skirts for SOC.
81 and 81 % Black SILK Laces TOR 21c: =,
All the Infants Cream tloaks dlVlneu
into SIX lots of 81. $.2j, N.50, $3.50. S5oo
s9o Antioue Bed Sets for so.
$40 Headed Porteres 10; $50
s. White and Gold Screen, $3.50.
zoo Winter and Spring Cloaks and COATS
ON a centre table for Csc. choice.
81 and s. SIX Waists for $50.
81 20 Pink and Blue outing Gowns, Toe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-30
M IKIED IO-DIT.
Sixteen Jurors Selected In the Eablneau
Muir hf Case.

The case Of the Commonwealth against
j. L. Rabiueau was called IN the Hastings
Court before Judse 5. b. Witt yesterday
morning. The accused. as Is we'll known
90 the readers OF The Times, stands
charged with killing OTTO g. Frayscr on
the morning of November S. 1891. in the
bar-Toom of Pat. McDonough. on west
Broad street The regular yenlre OF jurors
was soon exhausted. most OF the citizens
summoned having either formed and eX-
pressed an opinion In the case or having
conscientious scruples as 10 the inh!ctiOn
OF capital punishment
Only the following jurymen were Sc
cured FOR She first panel: Mcssrs Preston
Belyin. David u. Talley. ". l.. White
John X. Preston W. e. Lefebre and }
NJ. Lyncman. A recess was then ordered
until 1880 T.. ~, and another tales OF
forty Jurors sent fog
From the second tales only the follow
ing four additional Jurors were secured !.
Mcssrs. r.. Salomonsky. y. w. Gates. e.
ii. Smith and r. G. Lawton. Another re.
cess was then taken until p. III. to sn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-30
Installation OF one r

At a meeting OF Paradise Lodge, No.
227, /. O. b. B.. the following officers
were installed for the term!
Sol. L. Bloomberg. president; II. Marks,
vice-president: Isaac Held, secretaty; f..
Bott.gtI4ner. hnan ial secretary; "A.
Cohen. treasurer: II. n. Ezekiel. 81 start
monitor; b. Weinberg. warden NJ. Green
tree. guardian: Jacob levitt, A. Roth
schld. J. Hutzler. II. Marks. and l..
Weinberg. trustees. Represer tatives 70
the Grand LODGE levitt, T. Bottig-
heirIer and A. Rothsc.ild. Alternates,
Rev T. y. Calisch. l.. Nachman, and L..
Weinberg. Installing Officer l.. Vein
berg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-30

al to 81 first. Miss Castles second, Monte
Carlo third. Time. 80
Third race-purse 500. selling. six and
a half furlongs. Oh to 81 first
Eclipse second. His Grace third. Time
LIS Ia.
Fourth race-purse 500. selling. four and
a half furlongs.-Paragon q to u first
Lake View second. Sonora third. Time
.5S
Fifth race-purse 500. selling. six and
a quarter furlongs-Gonzales (e~"n) first.
Belwood second, Stringfellow tnid. Time
%
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-30
Jnsiice JackSon,S Condition.

TOWNSVILLE. GA. JAM 29.-Tns
condition of Justice Jackson is somew Nat
improved to-day. His throat troubles
have left him, but the liver has become
involved, and dropsical symptoms have
developed. The distinguished patient will
leave tomorrow or next day for his
home. in Tennessee. DR.. T. NJ. Nc
Intosh. the physician in charge, thinks
there is no immediate danger.