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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-01
mr. MEETJNG or mons EMEN.
Spring Race, Arranged by the Riding AID
riy n \ so Ciation.

An important meeting q the Richmond
Riding and Driving Association was held
last night in the gentemen's paIlor o.
the Exchange - otel. president Blake pre-
siding. Nine new mcmf g S we clecte /.
which Increases the membership To-. II
was decided to hold rae meeting IN the
spring and the dates cla med ale April
oOth, May lst, "a and 3D.
The committee on grounds and build
ings were empowered 70 eIse he TX
position race track for the use of the
association. The spring meeting wi pre-
cede that Of the Arlington tack at Bal
tlm0re. 4 committee was appointed TO
procure a charter for the associ ttion. ana
q number of other important matters
were discussed.
II was decided TO send Secretary William
q. owens to Baltimore on +, b.uary TIN
TO attend a meeting OF asso ton secye-
taries from Virginia. Maryland and + mn
sylyarid, relative to the arrangement OF
dates for spring meetings.
Committees were also apo ntcd to ar
range a series of stakes, TO be known as
The Hotel, Tobacco, Merchants ana
Brewers.
Six new members We're added to tn
board of directors. They are: Lee raus.
j. 6. Corley, G. \. Allen, George Il
Gaines, c. O. Campbell and W. G.
Gregory.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-01
UIIU mr. POLICF.
Arrests Made In the Different Dlstr Cts
Yesterday

Susan Goode, Carrie Mitchell, Rosa Dab
ney. Bertie Miller, and last. but not least,
Maggie Murphy, all colored women of
notorious character. We're arrested last
night for creating disturbance in the
streets, and taken TO the first station,
where they We're subsequently bailcd for
their appearance in the Police Court this
morning.
James Hope and William Eggleston
both coOred, were arrested in the Second
district yesterday, charged with stealing
q keg Of porter from Onesty's bar-room.
The men were first arrested upon the
charge Of being suspicious Characters.
search warrant was issued for Chris
tina Giles (colored), and the stolen liquor
was found in her house The mea were
then charged with tie theft. IL being
proven that they had carried it 10 the
womans house
I'm the Third district yesterday Officer
Warren arrested James \. Harris.
boier.makcr of this city, upon the charge
of stealing a bed and two trunks. The
latter contained come private papers, ana
all were the property OF +. j. STANLEY
There were the usual number OF DRINKS
and tIamps at each station.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-01
Personal AsD GENERAL.
Interesting Facts Abous kiehm""ds Ciu-
,eos and Other Matters.

The line officers OF the First Virginia
brigade will meet here on February ith
to elect brigadier.
Up TO last night Captain r.. 4. Hulce.
OF the Third district, had given IoosinS
20 l95 tramps this mohth.
Mrs. f.. A. Tignor. Of Church Hill.
will leave to-day TO Visit her daughter,
Mrs. Thomas f. S,earnes, OF Lynchburg.
The Valentine Meat Juice Company will
in a very snort time erect an abattoir
on the most improved plan near the city.
The charter of the Petersburg Base
Ball Association was Iie1 IN tne once
of the Secretary OF the commonwealth
yesterday.
Mir. Lewis II. Blair. who has been sick
with fever. was reported much better yes
terday. He will probably be out by
Monday or Tuesday next.
Mr. Graham Nuckols, who has been so
50 riously ill at his grandfathsr's resi-
dence on Seventh street. Is much I'M
proved and gradually gaining strength.
/ r. Caruthers. treasurer OF Loudoun:
G. r. Tlanary, sheriff, and NJ Kirk.
deputy sheriff OF Lee. ana w. |. OVERLY.
sheriff OF Pitisylyania, were at the Capt.
tol yesterday.
4 large glass was broken in the door
OF Noide's confectionery store, corner
Twenty-sixth and Broad streets, Wednes-
day about g o'clock by some small boys
throwing missiles across the street.
Mr.. Charles I. toHIg, VI IhlIduelpnia,
Great CHIEF OF Records or Improved
Order OF Red Men. will lecture at the
Academy on February 9TH TO the mem
bers Of the order. Mr.. Comfy Is pleas
ing talker. The lecture Is free 70 all.
The silver tea TO be given Thursday,
February 7th. at Mrs. Wilbur's residence
1909 west Franklin street, by the Ladies
Aid Society Of the Grace-Street Presby-
terrain church. promises TO be q most IN
teresting affair. There VIII be an arg
4 In afr al y.1Igip q nd
rotations.
Captain A. b. Crowell, while conversing
with friends I'm the store of Councilman
George T.. Davis YESTERDAY about IL
o'clock. was suddenly attacked with YER
tigo and fell heavily to the floor, greatly
alarming his friends He was. however
soon resuscitated and was able to walk
to his home.
Malinda Gregory died January. sd at
OH Hancock street at the alleged age OF
one hundred and three years. she was
born In Chesterfield county. and had
lived in Richmond eight years. The ntate-
ment regarding her age was made by
William Gregory, who Is here son by
second husband, and says he is sixty-iive
years old.
Cards OF invitation arc out for the
marriage i'm Lynchburg on Tuesday Feb
ruary Eth. at high noon, Of Mrs. Eliza
both Agnes Hail, "f that city 10 Mr..
Milton Cayce, Of Richmond The wei
ding will take place at the residence Of
Mr. and Mrs. W. ". Franklin. No. III
Madison street.
on account Of the muddy condition Of
the college campus ana the streets, the
silver tea by "Class g." of Calvary
Baptist church. announces to take place
at Professor John Pollard's tonight. will
be given ar the Calvary church, instead
Of thu former place. Those having inv
tatIons. AZ well as all friends Of tho
church. viii DO well to bear this in mind.
50 ."c church instead of Professor Pol
lard's.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-01

$50 White Satin. yellow and Turquoise
Sis old Rose Gros-GraIn silk 0hgured)
for 81 Is.
SEQ Lilac and yellow Sabn DuchesSe
now sl.lO.
CHINA sILK-BLUE. WHITE. BUFF.
SIS China SIX, Blue, Red, Cream. now
81 90 StSniy Crepe. Buff. Blue. Old Rose.
Pink. Green and Yellow. now sSc. yard.
81 % White Tafeta SIX CSC. yard.
$l.Ss White Faille-to be soid-now soc.
500 White Gros-Grain. SILK now 5Oc. yerd.
75c. and 100 china six now soc. yard.
Black China SILK. SOC. yard.
Moire-Brown, Blue, Tan, Grecn--Zoc'
a.o5 and $l.25 velvets for &c. yard.
soc. Velvetine-Cream Blue, Red and
Yelow-l9c. yard.
ABOUT ONE THOUSAND SILK REM
NANTS AT ONE-FOURrH VALUE.
Clark's M!le-End Spool Cotton, White and
Black, Sc. spool.
Cortceli Spool : TX, Sc.
All Colors CortcelH Spool Twist. lc.
Fedora Fine Rubber Dress Shields. &c.
size. 2oc.; 2jc. size. l5c.
1Sc Nainsook Covered Shields Zoe.
Sc Charm Stockinctte Shields. l5c.
Every Color SIX Ball Ornaments, &c.
Darning Cottons. 1c. dozen cards
lOc. balls Crochet TWIST. &C.
Great lot Sc Novelty BraIds. lOc.; 4Oc.
kinds l5c: Zoe. kinds, sc.
SOC. Florence Knitting SILK l5c. ball.
2c. knitting SIX. lie.
Coats spool Cotton, Sc. spool.
To-. Dress Steels. DC.
Great lot Rick Rack Braids. Sc. bunch.
1Sc. Twin Dress Stays, Zoe.
&c six Star Braid. sc. bunch.
9yc silk Dress stays. 2lc. dozen.
5c. Hook-and-Eye Tape. lc. yard.
ISc. Ribbonsene. for Fancy Work. &c.
Bucks Shoulder Brace Hose supporters.
were 81. 90 and SOC; all sizes, PIC. pair.
Nichols Patent Spring Hooks and Eyes,
l0c. gross.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-01
mr. SEWN ihf SITR,
ur. Kerr Writes Letter to The Times Cor
C-rnlI q, tie Snhioc


The report in yesterdays Times concern
ing the very probable removal Of the
Union Theological Seminary from Hamp-
den-Sidney to Richmond created consid-
cradle discussion.
The statement that the selection of the
site offered by Major Ginter on the
Brooke Turnpike, was cons dered an Opea
secret caused no litUe stir among those
1t was well known that the Board of
Trustees had not considered the sites Of
ierTed in Richmond, and il was announced
IN he Tines publication that no mem
Der OF the board authorized the statement
Rev Dr.. W. I. Richardson is the only
member OF the Board of Trustees in the
city of Richmond. and he was unaware OF
the authority for the statement.
The committee who have had the mat
ter n hand Will meet in this city on
February l4th, and II is not at all I'M
likely that the ste named viii be favor
ably reported on.
Inc statement concerning the selection
Cf the Brooke Road ste was made on
the most undoubted authority, and while
the matter has not been formally acted
on. the fact yet remains That this Is d
very favored spot for the proposed cree
ton OF new seminary buildings.
\ contingency OF very large proportions
confront the board beside the selection OF
a site and that IS the raising OF 100000
to insure the establishment of the pro
posed splendid group OF buildings 10 cost
$lN,O 900 The denomination I'D Richmond
Will make strong effort 10 secure the
necessary amount, and there is strong
belief that II will be forthcoming.
After the committee has examined the
sites they Will make report 10 the
Board OF Trustees OF the Seminary, who.
N turn, VIII report TO the Synods of Viz
ginia and North Carolina. and Il is hardly
probable that the matter can be settled
before October next.
The following communication, bearing
on the subject speaks for itself:
Editor Times: In your article in The
Times to-day on the removal of Union
Seminary 10 Richmond IL is stated TO be
''an open secret that the site offered by
Major Ginter will be the one select ted :"
That is "A mistake because the Board
committee do not live In Richmond. and
they have not seen the site offered. They
are 10 be here in fortnight and inspect
them all. SO far as is known, nothing
has come from any member Of the board
10 Indicate what the choice will be.
ROBERT T.. KERR.
Chairman OF Richmond Committee on
Securing Offers OF Sites and Funds for
Removal OF Seminary.
January 81. 1896.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-01

KID GLOVE STOCK MUST BE CLOSED
OUT.
81 IS 4-Button and 5-Hook Kid Gloves, in
nearly all colors. sc. pair.
N.75 i-Button Kid Gloves, in many shades.
csc. pair.
Mode. Red and Tan-for Csc. pair.
$50 Pearl Gray Cuff Gloves, black stitch
500 White Pig Skin B!arritz black
81 90 Suede Mousquetaires for 75c. pair.
81 % Dressed Biarritz, in desirable shades,
81 ~ sue1e Evening Gloves. In Nile Green.
Light Blue Light Pink. for N25.
Mems 500 Red Flannel Underwear for
Men $50 Red Flannel Underwear for
Mer's $.25 Red Flannel Underwear for
81 - Gray Ribbed Underwear for s1.1o.
75c. Canton Flannel Drawers for 5sc.
S5c. Canton Flannel Drawers for 2oc.
81 so White Wool Shirts and Drawers Tor
81 .25 Gold Brand Laundered Shirts for
I5e. Black and Colored Hose for Sc. pair.
81 % and 10O Percale Shirts for Doc. each.
Waterproof Collars for Sc. each; r..
Boys' 81 80 Blue Flannel Oyershirts, SOC.
Ch.idren's Underwear reduced one-half
Roy SIS! s2.75 Knee-Pants Suits. sl;99;
Bows s. IS Knee-Pants Suits. $50. 40 "A
Boys 81. 81 and s. Knee-Pants SUITS WOW
Young Mems Long-Pants suits, N.o.
Children's 500 Corduroy Pants. bSc'
SOC Boys Pants, 25c.
75c. Boys Pants. 39c.
ANY Overcoat or Ulster for N.@:
QUITE a LOT OF EVENING Si -,
AND MANY VERY DESlRAB5ILIE
PLiFCES AMONG THEN ALL: THE
PRICES HAVE BEEN NEARLY HAIL,
Reduced. IT is WORTH YOUR TlMh
TO INSPECT THIS STOCK. FOR MOST
ALL ARE SFASONABLE AND UP-TO-
DATE COLORINGS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-01
TIE rGApsrnEET COMPANY.
PGIyD t'iS CLUE.
lbe cid o ,ganiZ ton as Put on New Ie'
Officers Elected.

The Powhatan braves met in conciaFe
last night at their wigwam on Eighth
street and selected new rules for $3.50.
Charles V. Meredith was elected presl-
dent. f.. C. Walthall first Yice-presldeht,
4. ID. Landerkin second Vice-president,
II. A. hughes secretary, n. II. r'ergusson
treasurer. and Jacob j. Lange sergeant
Mr. Malcolm T. Walthall has been
chosen custodian by the committee whose
duty it is to select sucn. He will take
charge to-day.
committee on continuance or the club.
submitted a report showing what the
committee had done. amongst which was
that they had secured cash and demand
obligations enough 10 continue the club
ON n safe financial basis
About fifty new members were elected.
RESOLUTIONS were agreed 10 inviting
the Richmond Whist club. the Richmond
chess club and the Randolph Literary
Society to become tenants of the club,
or the members TO Join the club, with
certain privileges allowed II they VIII
do so.
The club is now i'm a good working con-
dition, and its future seems bright Tor
prosperity and usefulness.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-01

tive no cause for Il shown by the W.T.
nesses of the Commonwealth, and the
talk OF counsel for the prosecution .,
Kidding and euying hal only been patei
on imaginary theories. The fact thil
man was witness for the common
wealth did not put the stamp OF uutn VI,
him. The doctrine OF chan es IN resaru
10 the go,ng-off Of the stol was rather
in favor OF the prisoner.
CLOSING THE CAsr.
cCmmonwealth's Attorney smith hldoe
tho closing argument for the prosecution
Ue started out by saying that ihe oe
49,, bad laid great stress on the alleged
retreat OF the prosecution in not ASKING
Tor a verdict OF murder IN the hrst de-
oree Their action had been merely based
on the fact that The law OF Virginia con-
aldered a drunken man Incapable OF that
degree OF deliheration and premeditation
mat was required to uphold the charge OF
murder IN the. first degree. The Common
wealth had based It's case upon the tes-
timoay Of two eye-witnesses, and the con-
fession Of the prisoner made by HIN 10
three different parties and on three Dbl
ferent occasions. The defence could only
uphold its theory by the testimony OF the
accused while on the stand, and the cyl
dcnce given by the witness. Tom Lewis.
and IT'S accidental discharge was a manu-
featured one. The two eye-witnesses pro-
duccd by the prosecution appeared 20
have been the only sober men In the
crowd
II was 6:35 p. VI. when Mr.. Smith end
ed his remarks, and the jury al once re-
tired 10 their room. Ten minutes later
the announcement was made that the
jury was returning, and for the next few
moments the expectation OF every one
was at fever heat
Gentlemen Of the jury. have you agreed
on verdict asked the clerk, after the
twelve men. good and true, had resumed
their places In the box.
I'VE have" replied Mr.. Preston Belvin
the foreman.
What say We. guilty or not guilty.
further querried the clerk.
Not guilty" was the prompt reply
There was an outburst Of applause among
the immense crowd. but 10 was promptly
subdued by the officers OF the court. and
a few moments later the last spectators
had left the room
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-01

GREENSBORO, y. c., Jan. sl.-7pe Gear.
robn r farrell. "A white man, living three
J JS,Ids north of here. was struck by a
5ast train on the Southern raj way. rear =,
SANITY sng f killed, and his body horribly man
s sIaI pi ', of his body was found near
Che, he was struck and his head TO-
ratber with a few pieces OF biz BODY,
9ere found near jamestown, ~n en- IS
ton miles south of here. JarreiI "a9
drink and fell asleep on the ttacA'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-01
A Plea ant Entertainment.

No. 65 Morris street last Tuesday even
i,'r vas sl.yIng with light ana gay with
nlsasure in honor OF the Misses Wilson,
10 whom an entertainment was given.
Among those present wer, Messrs T. J..
wall, II. Douglas Armstrong. T.. $.
Mitchell. w =. Anderson, A. J. Tucker.
Jr'. Charles Lpscomb. John Wilson, VIII
lie Wilson, Thomas Wilson Misses
Ouleima Cameron. Mabel Stutz, Lille
Stutz, Nett.e Figg, Evelyn Figg, Mile
stubs. Annie Stubs. Cora Enro,ighty and
Sallie Wilson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-01
Living fixtures o Artist,

The ladies who represent the "Asso-
ciatcd Hospitals decided At the last
meeting to give, on the night OF feD-
ruary 18th an entertainment when VIII
represent living pictures OF noted artls'S'
The names OF the children ana olheis
who will take part VIII be Hleh''oueu
later. The committee In charge, with
Mrs. Malvern Patterson as chairman
win meet this afternoon at No. 81 ,.
Thlrd street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-01
CU1NC- - (OLR
An Assignment. a ..,e." ~ Trust and n Pow
eruf Attorlty

A deed Of assignment was filed In the
clerks Office of the Chancery Court yes
terday By Younger Loving, who keeps a
bar-room at No 40 east Broad street.
sir. John r.. MCGeOTge IS named IN the
document as trustee, ana LOVIng'S wife
joins in the deed with her husband. The
liabilities are estimated at about $500,
while the' assets are not Known. Besides
the stOck'Of Liquors wines and cigars and
fixtures at No. 10 east Broad street there
rs conveyed 10 the trustee lot OF land
with IS feet front on Clay street. between
Monroe street and Brooke avenue The
claims Of the following creditors are TO
he satisfied out of the proceeds Of the
sale Of the conveyed property:
First class-EXpenses or executing the
trust and fee of so TO counsel for pre-
pairing the deed.
Second class-Two notes a the First
National Bank for 500 and 500, resoee-
lively; G. Domin.ci x Co, sZ,JZJ.9; X
Antoni, $1,000; G. Rupert, 500. Davenport
& Morris SO7S; William Rebmau, $50;
81 900: Writ r.. Taylor & Co. $50
Third class-J. & a. Freeberg. OF Gin
cinnati. f64.3i; Live Oak DIstillery, Cin-
cinnatL S576.22 Bernheim Bros. Louis
tls -; cdel Bros, Cincinnati. $50 .;
Slater, Myers a. CO., $3.50. Freeman
Bros & Co. Baltimore, S@.6o; Frank NIL
Ter, 1881: Teiser & Pollack. ~.
lDb .nE also U4cu a HOulcSlctu bc'h W.
terday.
ALLAS TALBoTI's DEED OF TRUST.
4 deed of trust was also recorded IN
the clerks office OF the Chancery Court
Yesterday by Allan Talbot and others 10
Jackson Brandt and T.. -. Starke, rus
tees The property mentioned I'm the deed
includes a lot In Henr.co county, near
Ch.mbOrazo PARK; lot on Laurel street
lot on the corner of jefferson and Frank
i'm. lot at the corner OF FRANKLIN and
Henry, and lot on Franklin, between
Fourth and Fifth streets. TINS propertL
g IN he IN trust to secure the holders Of
notes as follows: one FOR $4,000 and six
for 81 800 each.
THE BgADsTEEET COMPANY.
\ certified copy was filed In the clerk
office of the Chancery Court yesterday OF
The organization Of the j. NJ. Bradstreet
4 SON 90 and the change OF name TO tn
Hradstreet Company; also, certlhcdte or
power of attorney OF said company APP
AGENT for this city and State.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-01

Mr. s. J. Reiys ii Casa Continued vi 6


Mr.. 5. j. Reizenstein, the travelling
salesman against whom charge OF tres
passing on d car OF the Richmond and
Manchester Railway Company had been
brought several days ago. appeared before
Justice Crutchfeld in the Police Court
yesterday morning.
Re.2auste.u boarded Il car at Seventh
and Gary streets and offered the cOnGuc-
.,r y ..naIn-strrvt transfer, which was re-
fused The conductor demanded a fare
the drummer refused 10 pay II, and after
some difficulty he was permitted under
protest OF the conductor 10 ride, and sub
seduently the warrant was issued The
case was continued for a hearing on The
7th of next month. lie has employed Mr..
Charles w Dunstan 10 defend the case
Thomas Rowe, alias Charles Clarke
(coloreD, was faxed so and costs for
trespassing or the premises OF Sarah
ira ch and creating a disturbance.
lanes Patterson, alias Claiborne (col-
oredJ, was jailed for SIX months in de-
fault OF surety, the charse against MIN
being the larceny OF case OF lard from
j. KastelburS.
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,Dd hu I;owcr-

will. on next Monday. February 4th, be-
gin revolution In the Stove business.
II Is an evident fact that the Steel Range
has already superseded the old cast iron
stove in most States. knowing THIS, ana
wishing TO give my trade the latest i'm
movements in the cooking line, | nave
after several years sale of the Majestic
Steel Range, and having choice OF almost
everything made, decided on the Males
tic. and have placed a full line on my
floor, and will begin grand cooking
exhibit. 10 which / invite the ladies' OF
Richmond. 4 nice lunch will be served 10
al. Remember the date. February 18th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-01

We. the undersigned. take pleasure In
enhancing to our friends and patrons
that on and after the lst day OF fen-
ruarv. 1895. we can be found at Inc mousse
- TEMPLE, PE3lBERToN, CoRDEs &
co. : and west Broad street
with a large and well-assorted stock OF
gods at cur command, we feel confident
OF giving perfect satisfaction IN regard TO
quality, assortment and price.
with thanks for past favors' we respect
fully solicit a continuation of the same
in the future.
r. W. CROUCH,
". \. GILLS.
GEORGE W. EAINFORD,
GERTRUDE HURT,
+ T. GRETTER.
we will invest money FOR parties nav
ing money to lend on real estate OF on
ETGF FINANCE TRADING COMPANY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-01
Trustees Sale
& DAVIS.
Edwin A. Ezekiel, Manager.

brought which don't
hardly
displayed
missing the
OF The goods Is money !" ouy
now pu aws fol
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-01
r1rrn1A nnRsEs PERISHED.
y,.,.rsop q, aItcncil County, y y
'.'' 800. 40 Fire.

Mr., Barberson oi hItt"'4'
Io.~. ~ B,rn Nv Fire
CRANBERRY. y. c., Jan. 5;-Spet CA,
~, ~ - y " " Burlerson. of PUN Ire TINS
n GIi'' Thirteen of his horses pell'h .slr.
i''5 n ;:rovyille drummer had team there
,be same time, which was burhe :,
also with several hundred dollars "o'''
The hre is supposed 10 have pee" '"s
work of an iuceudiary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-01

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. Jan; il
SnecLll.-The remains OF Mrs ~ a. -:
Roberts. who died at the GiiVersly -. "a
Virginia. will be taken 10 H,nliloi'i
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-01
New SPRING Dress Goods.

Beautiful Wool Serges in stylish mixtures,
Silk and Wool Mixtures. New Checked All
Wool Scotch Suitings. SOC. per yard
4s-inch Covert Serge. Scotch and English
Checked Suiting. Beige mixtures, I5c. per
yard.
AT &c. we are showing excellent values in
"A and 46-inch Wool Suitin2s
Scotch Atwood Plaids, in large range
of patterns. 60c. per yard.
New Wool Crepons in Black. Tan, Brown.
GRAY. Lichen, Green. Navy Blue MYRTLE.
Rcd. Cardinal, White and Pearl ct prices
ranging from CSC. to q per yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-01

Hoods Pills are the best family cathar-
tic and liver medicine. Harmless and re-
uahle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-01
AIIINNCoN sIss1nN

The afternoon sess on opened promptly
at the hNed hour. and Mr.. Mered IN AZ
once took up the argument for the de-
fence. lie spoke or two therioes al
Vanced as the evidence progressed, Of ac.
cident9i and Intentional shooting. He
thought the Commonwealth should have
stood by the theory OF murder I'm The first
degree. or abandon their witnesses. He
could not see any reason why peopl.
should doubt for moment IN 4 il had
been an accident only. for 10th par
ties had borne no ill-wll against each
other prior TO the shoot ng. There was M
reason why the defendant should have
been angry. and even Witness McDonough
had said that the shooting night have
been accidental. There had been 10 mo-