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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-19
OURsUBURBAN NEIGHBOR.
Meeting of the Executive Committee OF
RnndoIph- Macon College.

ASHLAND. VA, Dec. S.-The infant
daughter of Mr.. ]. NJ. Stone, while play
ing I'm its mothers kitchen last night
got hold of box OF concentrated I've
and partook of the contents freely Inc
little one has suffered greatly from the
effects of the dose, but is not in dan
gerous condition.
DR.. W. w. Smith. Of Lynchburg, presi-
dent of Randolph Macon Colleges az
tended a meeting Of the executive com
mittee of the board of trustees OF me
college last night.
DR.. Paul Whitehead, OF Richmond, was
also in attendance.
The sinking Of another artesian well
on the campus was ordered By the COM
mittee.
Randolph Macon College will close for
the holidays on Saturday the 2lst, ana
resume its session Thursday January :.
1896
The Ashland Granded School VIII close
Friday, and reopen on the 5th OF jan
uary.
An exhibition will be given at The gym
nasium tomorrow night By the college
athletes. Admission will be free to those
holding tickets.
The college authorities are determined
to prevent drinking among the students
and to-day they had some OF the ASH
land saloon keepers indicted for selling
minor students liquors.
To-day was Hanover urt-Day. but
nothing of Importance came up in that
forum.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-19
The Insurance Cases.

NEW BERNE. n. C.. Dec 1s.-The
Beaufort insurance fraud trials have all
ended. The last one resulted in another
conviction. Hassel and DR.. Belemar. of
conspiracy, also of Noe
A verdict Of not guilty was found as 10
S. ID. and b. c. Delemar on the charge
of forgery. OF those indicted all of the
white ones except DR.. l.. W. Perkins
We're convicted on one or more charges.
He and all the negroes, with one eXcep.
ton. turned States evidence. Judge
Graham pronounced sentence about noon.
c. r., Hassel gets seven years in the
pententiary: William Fisher tcolored),
five years in the penitentiary Dr. T. {.
Delemar Seldom Delemar. j. c. Delemar
and Levi T. Noe. two years each i'm era
ven county jail
Each one appealed. gave bond, ana
went home tonight. having been allowed
until January DIST TO make up a case on
appeal to the Supreme Court OF the
State. Hassells bond is $500: all others
81. coo each. The bondsmen are citizens
OF Beaufort.
The defendants say they will fight TO
the last, and will appeal 10 the Supreme
Court of the United States II necessary
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-19
ESSEX yETEKANS.
They Want me Confederate Muster-Rolls.
They Condemn Barnes History.

HUNTSVILLE, VA, Dec. N-Special-
Wright Latane Camp of Confederate
Veterans held an interesting meeting
Monday at the courthouse. Commander
T. r. b. Wright called the camp to order,
and after roll-call, the following reso-
lutions were introduced and adopted.
l. BE Il resolved That the Confederate
Veterans of Wright-Latane Camp, Tap
pahannock, Va, consisting OF "a mem
bers, do respectfully petition our sena-
tors and delegates I'm the General AS
sembly of Virginia 10 take immediate
action in memorializing the Congress OF
the United States TO allow copies OF
the rolls. both muster and pay. on file
I'm the War Records Office of the War
Department, i'm order that they may be
fled I'm the archives of our State and
that we may get a correct roster OF
our Virginia troops.
Resolved. That copies of this resolu-
ton he forwarded to Senator j. n
Stubs and Delegate John II. Segar.
2 Resolved. That the School Board OF
Essex county be urged TO exclude as
far as in their power" Barnes United
States History. and use one or the
other three histories, now on the school
list. and that they also be requested
"as soon as they possibly can do So TO
use Mrs S p Lees United States HIS
tory.
Resolved. further That If it does not
conflict with existing contracts, that
they Introduce at once into the public
schools Mrs. Wlliamson's Life of Lee,
for Children.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-19
FIVE SC4LDED TO DEATH.
Terrible Accident on the American Line
Steamer st. Paul.

NEW YORK. Dec. 1s.-By the bursting
Of a steam-valve on board the American
Line steamer St. Paul. at pier IA, \. X,
early this morning, five men were scald-
ed TO death and five others were so
badly scalded that they had to be taken
to the hospital.
The ST. Paul was 10 have sailed AT
II o'clock to-day for Southampton. Her
departure will be delayed by the acct
dent at least twenty-four hours II Is
said.
This is the list of the dead; James
Fawns. second assistant engineer: VIII
liam Manning. fourth assistant engineer
Robert Campbell. machinist, George VIII
lams. machinist: Daniel Medallion,
machlnist's helper.
Four of the injured men died at diner
ent times during the day and night, ana
the deaths now number nine.
Coroner's physicians found that all
five of the men taken from the hold OF
the vessel died by asphyxiation by IN
haling. II is said that each man was
found with his hand over his mouth
which showed that they tried to pro-
tect themselves from breathing the hot
steam.
Superintendent Engineer Clark, OF the
ST. Paul. SAYS that il will take several
days to rcpair the damage done by the
explosion. ,-.
lie states that the pipe which burst
was sixteen-inch steam pipe, whlch
supplied the heat for the vessel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-19
A China Wedding.

BOOKER. VA. Dec. Especial Mr..
and Mrs. W. +. VI. Thornton celebrated
their twentieth anniversary last even
ing, which means a china wedding. hnelr
spacious parlors were filled with throng
OF guests, and at O'Clock the bride and
groom entered preceded by Master
Walden Thornton. their only child, and
little Miss Belle Briggs Thornton, their
niece, strewing flowers.
When the bride and groom walked I'M
der a large marriage bell Rev. Mr.. Mere
dith, OF the Episcopal church. made some
appropriate rerc.rks and led in prayer.
which was BETTING the occasion
After receiving many congratulations
some choice music was rendered by Mr..
j y Bobbitt on the violin, Miss Myrtice
Spain on the plano. and Rev. Mr.. Mere
dith following with the mouth harp,
which was rendered with most beautiful
harmony. A regular old Virginia we'd
ding feast was served
Inc presents were many and costly,
and came from North Carolina, Rich
mond. Norfolk. Petersburg, and other
parts OF Virginia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-19
THE TRAMP NUISANCE.
How Weary William and HIS FRIENDS
Contrive To Make Life "a Burden.

Since the fall tide of immigration
southwark set in, the tramp nuisance
has been one of the burdens of nearly
every man and woman in Richmond and
many have been the wishes expressed
that the city would give employment 10
these wayfarers on the compulsory street
improvement corps.
From early morning 10 frosty evening
and away into the night, healthy able
bodied men are met at every corner with
their little tales of woe, and Illustrate
every phase of the tourists art Al one
corner, the passer-by is given an oppor-
tunity TO contribute two cents 10 man d
letter TO Weary Willies poor sick mother
in Kalamazoo, and at the next ne Is
asked
Mister. won't you give me I'VE cents
to buy a piece OF bread. for am so thirs-
~ / don't know where ! shall sleep TO-
night"
Men, women and children pray, on the
tender feelings Of house-keepers and eve
rywhere the genus tramp bobs up TO make
the possession Of five cents or piece OF
bread a burden 10 the flesh.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-19
AREMARkABLE ACCIDENT.
A Quiet Home Wedding The Ice Crop In
FIuvanna.

FORK UNION, VA, Dec: ls.--Speclal.-
A horse belonging to Mr.. THOMPSON
SHE'D and fell over the mill-dam at MIS-
Cookies mill a few days ago and was
mangled to death on the rocks below. a
boy who was riding him narrowly e..
capped the SANG fate by being urawn
over the horse'S head by a bystander as
the animal made the plunge.
Mr.. William L. l1ndersons this after
noon at = o'clock. Miss villa Anderson,
the youngest daughter OF the host, was
united 10 Mr. Charles L. Peers. OF Gooch-
land county, Rev. j. K. Daniel officiating.
man. and Miss Minnie Anderson, hiece
of the bride was maid OF honor. nr
Wnn Ancell. OF F'luvanna, and MI. haul-
man. of Washington, u. c.. were ushers.
The bride was lastly dressed In travel
ling costume. The bridal party ttarte9
on the evening train for washington anu
other points North. A..
Some II our people have secured re'
but many have failed to get any on Nc
count of the scarcity OF water IN 'he
ponds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-19

A Bold Attempt to Break Out the Newport
News jail.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Dec. ls-Spe-
cial.-Thls morning about o'clock Jsiler
Miller discovered Lewis Holmes lcoloredl
i'm the act OF cutting a hole in the brick
wall of the jail. The hole was almost
large enough for man 10 craWl through
But for the timely discovery there Woula
have been general jail delivery, as hll
the prisoners had been released from
their cells and were I'm the CORRIDOR
Holmes was recently sentenced TO Two
years in the penitentiary for roDbihg the
tailoring establishment OF Micnaelson
Bros. ,,.
The report that the steamship class-
mate sailed from this port with iuah-
tity OF arms and ammunition Tor the
Cuban revolutionists some time ago
seems 10 be mistake. Investigation
shows that the Classmate never sailed
from this port and is not known mere.
There has been a mistake either In the
port from which she cleared or the name
OF the vessel. .
At an election OF officers for Company
G. Fourth Regiment. Virginia Nolun-
teers. held last night, as ordered by Col-
onel c. A. Nash. the following were
elected. S. s. Archibald, captaln vice
j. T. Williams, resigned =. T. Marye,
first lieutenant. vice r. W. ). Bailey, re-
signed: W l.. Hlllyer. second ieutenant,
vice c. W. Fetchell, commission ior-
faffad
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-19
THE PHfLADELPHfA RIOT.
Cars Running, But They Are Guarded by
Police and Are Very Irregular.

PHILADELPHIA. PA. Dec. ls.-The
cars OF the Union Traction Company were
being moved with great irregularity to-
day.
Intervals OF an hour between their ar
rival and departure on many OF the
principal thoroughfares were frequent.
The nearest approach to regular
schedule being maintained was on the
Fourth and Eghth-streets DIVISION.
where cars were run at intervals of about
"a half-hour.
Such a thing as free travel does not
exist. All OF the cars are manned py
armed policemen. and there is an appa-
rent fear on the part of the pubic 10
ride on cars that are liable TO be at
tackeds
Blockaded tracks and disorderly mobs
were TO be found everywhere. lhere
was a great deal Of clubbing, throwing
of stones and bricks. and frequently a
motorman or conductor hauled Off the
cars. but no person was killed or scTl-
ously injured. There Is no sign OF I'M
provement I'm the situation thus far.
The electricians and power-house men
of the company are holding meeting TO-
night. and may also strike In sympathy
With the iaotormcn and conductors. Ihe
attacks upon the mail-cars has aroused
the United States authorities, and United
States Marshal Colesbury tonight ad-
vertised for men as deputymarshals.
These deputies will be placed upon the
mail-cars. with orders to protect them
and see that they are not stopped.
The strike has brought out many queer
looking vehicles. and their owners are
gathering in harvest Of nickles from
the former patrons of the cars. Whether
there will be further rioting tomorrow is
problematical, but the situation Is GER
tainly serious.
In the numerous collisions between the
police and the crowds to-day no one
was hurt very seriously.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-19

The following cases were disposed OF
I'm the Police Court yesterday:
Boss Nash (colored), charged with as
saulting and beating with "A rock with
intent 10 Kill. George Watkins. in the
bar-room Of II. Francione. Sent on TO
the grand jury
George watkins (colored), charged with
assaulting ana attempting to cut. with
a razor. Boss Nash. He was fined s..
Potter Berry, charged with stealing a
half barrel Of charcoal, the property OF
Henrietta Noll, was put under 500 Sc
curity for thirty days.
Royal Racks, Jr (colored). disorderly
on the street Royal had a gun with
which he was amusing himself by chas-
ing people with it. He was fined s..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-19
NeM Nrleans Event

NEW ORLEANS. la. Dec. 1s.-First
race six furlongs. selling, for two-vear-
ODDS Lillian f.. CI. Clay. TO u first.
Rosalind second. Nowhouse third. Time,
l.l3is
Second race-fifteen- siXteenths of a
mile selling DR.. Work lpl. Barrett. 2
TO y first. Overella second. Tom Sayre
third. Time. 1:34is
Third race-six furlongs. handicap
Imported Percy N20. Hart. 10 - first.
George F. Smith second. Nikata third.
Time. ia Ia.
Fourth race-mile and a quarter. handi-
cap.-lmported Wolsey lO5 Turner. 10
u first, Cass second, Uncle Jim third.
Time. 2:0slt-
Fifth race-six furiongs selling. Say
brooke nO4 OVerton. IL TO II first. ST.
John second, Han Ban third. Time,
l.l5 "a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-19
Several Small Fires.

The alarm Of fire turned in YESTERDAY
evening al 7:2S O'Clock from box BIZ
was occasoned by a blaze n the grocery
store of Mrs. William Cwanzineer, az
No 1412 Kemper street. The origin or
The FIRE is unknown. The damage on the
stock was Sl75. which is covered by IN
surance. -, -, ,u,,,,
A false alarm Of fire was turned III irou'
box II. al Tenth and Byrd streets. yes
terday afternoon 4. -. ,o.oo
An alarm Of fire was turned III AT l- 80
this morning from box 40 The blaze was
a small one. but totally coi,suiiiS -. a
email warehouse owned by Mrs. Dora
Topp. and situated at No. 40 north Sew
enteenth street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-19

maker. and what he does not know sooYt
politics is hardly worth knowing.
The piece is excellent and wen worm
sturgess., the original twentieth CEN
fury woman. was very fascinating. The
rest of the company are thoroughly capa-
BILE.
THE Politician will be repeated TO-
night.
Tomorrow night the colored Mikado
will he presented at the Academy TOT me
benefit OF the colored ward or the VII
ginia Hospital. This performance VIII De
largely attended by the society people Oh
the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-19
THE CUMBERLAND FdRMERS.
Cheerful Under Adverse Conditions ano
Hopeful for Another Year.

ADVANCE. VA. Dec. 1s-Special.-
The weather for the last week mas neSn
very cold. and number oil our peo'''
have been securing good ice. .,,.
The farmers are well UP win ,nei.
blowing. and few have been worklhs
small lots of tobacco but prices are low,
and while money Is as scarce as mn
teeth" still the people seem 10 be ,hecf
full and determined TO renew thelr =
forts for another crop and, as usuai,
are looking forward TO Christmas VIII"
a good deal of pleasure.
ple enioved such good health. There mas
not been a case OF sickness I'm tins &c
ton for 10. these many days, except I'M
ported rases. IT..
Mrs. George Bedinger, oil BOVINE
Green. XIV. who has been an Invalid foi
some time Is with her father. ID. IL
Blanton. for medical treatment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-19
Fuel Famine Imminent.

DALLAS TEN. Dec. 1S.-Telegrams
received at the headquarters Of the MIS-
souri, Kansas and Texas Railway Com
pany. in this city. say every mine in the
indian Territory was closed by strikers
this morning More than 1000 men are
on strike and operations entirely topped
at Collegiate, Bear Greek, Arebbs, Alder
sen Hartshorn and McAlistor.
The Missouri. Kansas and Texas COM
paNy has ordered more New Orleans coal
10 be shipped out. and that stocks on
hand be held for railroad uses
This will cause fuel famine through
out North and Central Texas
The mines involved are owned by the
Usage. the Choctaw. and the Atoka Coal
and Mining Companies.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-19
Here is the Offer:

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-19

The following cases were tiied III tne
Hastings Court yesterday before 1uue0
witt and a jury: ~.
Harry Price (colored) was lounu sui,' ,,
of keeping a lottery Fined Sio an" si''"
one day in jail. nm
Adolnhus Allen was tried for the XIII
ING nj bradford Robinson doth coloreop
last September. and acquitted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-19

out OF her buggy. the snow on the bottom
of her shoes caused her to slip on the
step to the hard ground with such force
that she IL still unable to move herself
in bed. Chloroform was administered,
and on examination her physician decided
that there was no fracture nor disioca-
tion but severe bruises and such intense
soreness that she is still unable to move
herself, and is suffering very much.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-19
OBITUARY.



Information was received here yes
terday OF the death Tuesday night of the
wife OF Mr.. George w. Hawxhurst.
Grand Secretary of the Good Templars
at Falls Church. in Fairfax county. She
was well known and greatly beloved in
Richmond Mrs. Hawxhurst was de
vout Christian. and amost estmabe lady
i'm every respect Her funeral takes
place tomorrow.
MR.. X. j.. HILL.
MFR. X. H. Hin. OF Walkerton. King and
Queen county, died Yesterday AT o'clock
l.. NJ, In Atlanta Ga, OF typhoid-fever;
aged thirty years.
MIR. Hin moved 10 Atlanta from King
ana Queen some four years ago, and uD
10 the time OF his death was engaged In
the tobacco business there He was I'M
married M,
Mr.. Hil had many relatives In Rich
mond. who will be grieved TO learn OF
his demise. His remains will reach Rich
rfsond en- route for his former home for
interment at $40 O'Clock this evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-19
IMPORTANT TO VIRGINIA
THE UNIVERSITY WILL RECEIVE
S.5O,O0O BEQUEATHED TO IT
Bv ID. Il. Fayerweather-The New YORK
Supreme Court sustains the WILL
Other Fortunate schools,

NEW YORK, Dec. ls.-The general
term OF the Supreme Court has affirmed
the decision OF Judge Traux In the Fayer-
weather will case in favor OF the PLAIN
tiff colleges and against the executors or
ID. B. Fayerweather the costs to be paid
out Of the estate. Under the decision the
colleges. among others. are provided:
University of Virginia. $4,000; Lincoln.
$3.50. 900: Hampton. $4,000: Maryville. 2.o,-
600: Marietta. $4,000; Adelbert, s2oo,o0O;
Wabash. 500, 900; Park. 100000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-19
Cllbi|ll1yfDr
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-19
Donation Day.

Yesterday was Donation-Day at the
Home for Incurables and while the
management is highly sratified at tho sue
cess OF the days work, yet. by reason OF
the great and urgent needs of the in
the reception of articles another day.
Everything used in household is needed.
and coal would be a most acceptable gift.
The home viii be open to-day for the
purpose of receiving donations.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-19
Officers Elected.

Germania Lodge. No. Is. Knights OF
Pythias. elected the following officers
Tuesday night: c. G.. o. \. Meister. V.
c., l. Rothschild T.. II. \. Beck; NJ. OF
W. w. Gehrmann: X. of r. and $, c.
r. Loehr; NJ. F.. G. II. Wegner; NJ. f., l.
II. Schmidt: NJ A. @. c. Dietrich; |. G.,
j. HOFFMAN,, O. g., ID. Weinbrun; Rep.
j. II. Schmidt: -. D.. Julius Straus.
trustees. George Franck, Charles Dunck-
er. and L. Hoffman,.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-19
DEATH ~ 81 LDILLE.
Christmas Concert at the Female College
Change of Colors.

BURKEVlLLE, VA. Dec. Especial.
Mr.. r. l.. Tunstall, young builder
and contractor Of this place, died this
morning. Though Mr.. Tunstall has been
quite in with typhoid-fever. no one had
~ idea that ne was in eXtr-mis, ul
his death was q great sh )ck. fie was
twenty-six years OF age. and leaves a
wife and young child. His funeral viii
take place tomorrow.
The pupils of Southside Female Insti-
tute have changed the college colors to
pearl white aud royal purple. They will
give their Christmas concert on Friday
night
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-19
nrfanIfer 10 Uncle Sam.

MANASSAS, VA, Dec. Especial. -
Deputy Marshall ]. +. Glover. or Alexan-
dria, Va, arrested Henry NJ. Owens at
Waterfall to-day. and il now mere with
Mr.. owens in charge.
owens was deputy postmaster at Wa
teriall. Prince William county. and 1t is
said is defaulter for over I'VE hun
dred dollars. Mr. Owens VIE Is post
mistress at Waterfall, and is an estimable
lady. She and her four interesting little
children have the sympathy Of the COM
munity
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-19

/ The funeral of Mrs. u. Berkeley Court
ney, whose death was announced in yes
terday's Times. Will take place from
Broad-Street Methodist church to-day at
noon. Rev. Drs. Starr and Tudor will
conduct the services. The following VIII
act as pal-beares. Messrs. Charles ".
Goddin, Eddin. w. G. Long. MAJOR Baker
i. Lee. William f.. Tanner. Jr., George
Poe Walter Hatcher, and James Par
kinSCu
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-19
Dealers In Paints and Oils Assign.

William NJ. Balm. wholesale dealer IN
oils. paints. varnishes, etc, at No. lw
Virginia street. yesterday made an as
signment 10 I'M Montague. trustee. Mrs
McBain also conveys her house, at No.
al5 Floyd avenue for the benefit of heI
husbands creditors. The latter are
divided into three classes, and the liza
bilities are about $4,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-19
PERSONAL md GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Kichmonds 'ih-
zens and Other Matters.

On Thursday, December 18th, IN the
Industrial rooms of the W. {. A., there
will be sale Of fancy articles, cakes
plum buildings. candies. &c.
4 marrage-license was issued yester-
day morning in the Office of the clerk
OF the Henrico County Court TO Kew.
James T.. Cook and Miss Mary Virginia
Trahern.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-19
Actively af Work.

The Traction Company have a very
large force at work on their new tract(
on the eastern end of Broad street, anc
are pushing their construction 10 com
pletion as rapidly as possible. Tuesday
night they put night force 10 Work on
the section asst OF Twenty-ilrst street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-19
Law and Family Court,

In the Law and Equity Court yes
terday Judge Minor overruled the motion
Of the defendants counsel in the case
OF r. q. Gary against Warner Moore Tor
a new trial The verdict for $3.50 VIII
therefore stand
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-19
To Visit the State Farm

The Committee on Asylums and Prisons
OF the House OF Delegates will visit the
State farm to-day. leaving the depot or
the James River division Of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railway Company at $40
this morning. A'f