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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-09
rpx T1MEs-R1CHMoNp VA: WEDNESDAY JANUARY . 1895
the company, on Tenth street. yester

the company, on Tenth street. yesser-
After the reports Of the several offi-
GERS of the company the following d.
rectors were elected: Messrs. w. G.
Camp. A. j. Chewing. Sol. Cutchins.
Fritz. SItterding. J. w. Roihert, II. Lee
Lorraine. John Booten Hill. j. Nj. Hatch
er. James ID. Crump.
Upon the adjournment OF the stock,
elected w. &. Camp, president; GeoS3e
G. jefferson, secretary; Sol Cutchi:s,
attorney: A. ]. Chewing. Fritz. SITTER
A meeting OF the stockholders of the
Granite Building Company was held at
their office Yesterday at 80 o'clock, and
the following directors and officers were
elected: President, James II. Werth;
Vice-President, c. Y. Bargamin; Secre-
tary and Treasurer, samuel n Puiilan
Directors. g. Y. Bargamin. jackson Guy,
". -, Hsrgroye. Or. John Mahony.
Jonas Marcuse. John Murphy. James Il.
peasants. l.. ". Glazebrook and James
The West-End Building Fund Associa-
tion No . held their annual meeting
at their uptown office on yesterday
evening. The association is the next old
est institution of its kind in the city, and
is in a fine financial condition. The fol-
lowing officers were elected for the COM
ing year: , !,
Treasurer Daniel Murphy; trustees.
Joseph Schopf. Joseph a. Fischer and
James Johnson: Directors, W. A. PEN
nell + ". Pennell, j. w. Alexander,
Joseph F. Orschel, Emil Enders and An
drew Steinbrecher; Solicitor, George j..
HOOPER. ,Jr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-09
FROM 7HE <SSOCIATJON.
Mesiing of the Beard at Directors-Desire
to Have New Boat-House.

The board of directors of the Houns
Mems Christian Association held their
regular monthly meeting in the parloI
of the Association building last evening,
There were present: President 5 W.
Travcrs and Messrs G. ". Tanner, Geo
r. Sydnor. ". G. West, j. ". Whitehurst,
John \. Lancaster and r. J.. Bosher
4 good deal of routine business was
disposed of. and the financial condition
Of the organization was discussed at some
length.
\ repor; was received from the boat
club of the association, wherein the mem
bers OF that organization ask the board
to assist them in making arrangements
for the erection of a new bOat-hOuse. The
matter was referred to subcommittee
for report.
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GOODMAN'S NEW TRIAL.
IT rs FIXED ron MARCH 5TH AT
CRARL0TTESv
Nav Electric Halfway Tested Yesterday,
nrs. Ameiie Eives-Chsn' er Expected
Home From San Reno.

CuARIOTTESVILLE VA. Jan. s.
spccisl. The rehesrlng Of the case
AGAINST captain Goodman. for the muir
der OF Colonel Parsons, will occur in the
County Court OF Albcmaric March oth'
.Judsc White presiding. Captain Woods'
Of this city. will assist Commonwealth $
Attorney Allen IN the prosecution oil
Goodman.
The Piedmont Construction improve
mcnt Company's electric street railway
was tested to-day with entire success.
The regular schedule viii be run on an"
after this day.
The Charlottesville Wooden Mills COM
pany held It's annual meeting to-day. ana
,lccted the following officers: n {. Mar
chant. president ca. Fhfbuah' vice
president. H. e. HanckcL secretary ana
trcasurer. \ dividend OF seven per cent.
was declared.
Srw IoDGy OF oDD-FELLows.
on Friday Piedmont EDcampment, No.
.. lndepsudcut order Odd-FcHoWs WIZ
b. instituted here. Grand Patriarch Manly
u Eomos. Of Richmond. viii oihciatc.
Run OVER AND KIlIED.
Gabriel scott colored. fell from his
wagon this morning. aEd Was instantly
Killed.. 4 wheel passed over his neck.
Oaieees OF Monticello Council, Jr O.
L \. NJ. were installed last evening as
follows: judge Il. Y. ". Duke. Jr.. toun-
cuor. j. W. Anderson, past :coun iior;
j. 70. Con. vice-councior. 9. r. Abbott
recording secretary; W. = wilkins. as
sietaut recording secretary: j. T.. Kline,
financial secretary. G. ". Perley. treas
urer. John shepherd, conductor; j.. Pow
a.. warden: c. L. Wheeler inside senIi-
n,l. vs.. q. Lacy, outside sentinel. j. ..
Lindsay. a. %. Pcyton. and j. T. An
4reWs. trustees.
Mr.. cHANLrE AND PARTY FxFEcTED HoMF.
Nre Ameuc Rivrs-C hanlcr and party
are expected TO arrive at Castle Nm to-
morrow from san Reno. on tho Med
itcrIanean.
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SJ<Is BU4RD or AGnICULTURK.
Tho First Quarterly seeting-The ute Of
fertIIIIar Nj uuIt prOtssts.

Ihc state Board Of Agriculture held its
frst quarterly session for 1885 al the EX-
change Hotel, with President Corbin IN
the chair:
The members present were: y j. NJ
Main. of AcComaC county; T.. l.. Henley,
of James city, A. :. BufOrd. OF lfch-
mond city: r. VI. Mallory. of 3runsWlck'
John l.. Hurt. of Pi;tsylVania county,
T. " Gaines. of Charlotte county j. II.
Mccain. of Frederick. A. koner' OF
Augusta. and Thomas Whitehead. Com
missioner OF Agriculture. This is the
larre.t attendance The board has had Tor
several meetings. the only member
absent being Mr. II. &. Stuart, OF Russell
county.
President Corbin. on calling tho board
TO order. delivered very able address.
urging that the board, at the beginning OF
the new year. would formulate more
effective measures for the aid aud adj
vancement OF agriculture in this state.
Commissioner Whitehead submitted TO
the board his report for the quarter end
ing December 81. 1891.
The report dealt generally with the rou-
tine work OF the Department of Agrl-
culture.
The Commissioner recommended that
as thc department would soon have TO
move into The Library building the min
eral exhibit. which is one of the largest
I'm the South, and consists OF very large
specimens be reduced by diminishing the
size Of The specimens 50 thar the exhibit
could be accommodated in its new quar-
tCrS.
This part OF the report was referred to
the Committee on Mineralogy. Geology
and Botany.
The Committee on Analytical and Agri-
cultural Chemistry submitted very IN
tercsting report through the chairman,
Major r. v. Gaines The port dealt
very cXhaustiyely as to the results OF
the use Of fertilizers by the farmers no"
these results could be improved by the
farmers becoming more Intimately ac-
qraiuted with the adaptabilty OF fer
tl.zers to different soils and crops.
I he report also made several recon-
mendations i'm regard to establishing
analyZing agricultural stations.
The report enlisted the closest attention
throughout its reading and caused a
good deal Of discussion II was finally
referred back 10 the committee FOR re-
G sting. and Will be again considered by
the board at its meeting this morning
Mir Hurt, arising % q point of personal
privilege. entered protest against the ac-
tiou of the board AT its October meeting
in eleCtne an assistant chemist.
The board will convene In session aSain
this morning at 10 A. NJ.
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Herriro County News.

Junius Turner. colored, on to the grand
Jury upon four charges of HOUSEKEEPING
and burglary.
Justice Lewis tried Thomas Jefferson
colored, Yesterday. for an Assault on MS
li-vear-old etep-daughter He was SEM
TO Jail 10 await the action of the Srand
Jury m default Of $1,000 bail.
\ marriage license was issued 10y the
clerk Of the Henrico Court yesterday
morning to Mr. Thomas j. Robertson
and Miss Dream r. Carter. The cere-
n,ony will be performed to-nisht' Nj
Robertson is agent of the DIX RIVER
road in New Kent. while the lady Is d
daughter of Mr.. 4. j. Carer la niei
OF Henrico.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-09
.4rHLKTIC SPOKTS,
E.t Of the Winners OF Prizes I'm the Vari
Gus Events At to E-rimentai Armory,


The Ie.ge drill han of the armory of the
First Regiment presented q gay scene
last evening, when the members Of that
organization and their friends assembled
10 take part and TO witness the first of q
series OF athletic sports. Seats were ar
sanged along The walls. and the floor had
been marked off Tor the several events.
The egg and mealsacl; races proved high
Is amusing, while the hurdle and walk
ing races were quite exciting The follow
iug were the winners ia the different
events:
Three-leeged race FIRST prize. Z. Cook
and ". G. Hunt, s.: second prize, W.
G. Pearson =. V. Madison. 81
'.ack race. Private Graves. g..
Potato race-W. \. Smith. g.
On thousand yard walk First prize,
*. l.. Mosurier. 81. Private Bullock, sec
ond prize. 80 cents.
Ten straight iumps-H. c. Pearson, 81.
Hurdle racc-W. +. Floumoy, S.
Mealsack Iace-Frst prize. I'D. Cook,
g.. James Mcdowell. second prize 81.
Egg racc-W. y. johnson. six hat: con-
't-ihutcd hy Messrs. Ohms 4 CO.. Bal
tImorc, Md.
Cracker jokc-F.rst prize. =. II. Speer.
s.; second prize. II. {. Ashley. 81: third
prize. W. l.. Grcenswood 50 cents.
The committee Of arrangements. who
deserved great credit for the success al
The evening. consisted Of the folowing
Corporal J. n. Payne. Company i:
Sergeant X. Il. Northen. Company 3;
Sergeant NJ. H. Webb. Company G.; Ser
geant q. y. Wilson. Company u: Ser
Geant W. O. Mitchell. Company r; Ser
geant Il. l.. Masurier. Company f; Post
Quarterma ster-Sergeant j. W Avery.
Company G: Acting Hospital Steward G.
" Jones Hospital Corps; Sergeant Il. Il.
Eddcne. Drum Corps.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-09

Chidrens Natural-Wool Vests below
Chldren's Hand-Knit Wrappers from
Children's Norfolk and New BrunswiA
Wool Vests and Pants, 81 TO 6Jc.
Equally as good lvlues offered In Gen.
tlemens Furnishings.
This stock was well equipped for winter
trade, and also has good bargains 10 oHer
on Summer Wool and Gauze underwear;
Mems Gray Wool Undershirts reduceu
from JOc. to 3Jc.
Mems Gray Wool undershirts reduced
from TJc. and - TO 'pc. ,,. ,a
from 81 TO $50.
Mems Scarlet Wool Undershirts reduced
Mems Scarlet Wool Undershirts reduced
from 81. 20 to 81. .
Mems Scarlet Wool Undershirts reduced'
from 81 to Sl2j.
Mems White Wool Undershirts reduced
from 81 to 15c.
Mems White Wool Undershlrts rehuced
from $50 to 81.
from l3c. TO DC. 49,,
Mems Balbriggan Half-Hose reducei
from &c. to loc.
Mems Solid-Colored Half-TIose reduce
from DC TO l9c.
Mems Linen collars reduced ffom
Mems Linen Collars Coon Brand re-
duced from 20c to l2Ac.
Mems Linen Cuffs reduced from DC.
10 lb'. s.,
Mems Canton Flannel Drawers reduced
from zoe to BIC.
Mems Negligee Shirts reduced from 81
and 81 - to J9c.
Mems Navy Blue Flannel Oyershirt5
reduced from 81 TO 81.
Mems Unlaundered Shirts reduced from
7Jc 10 Doe.
Mems Unlaundered Shirts reduced from
81 to 7Jc. , -.
Mems Laundered shirts reduced from
81 TO 7jc. o.,
Mems Night-Shirts reduced from 81.
| to $50. - -,
Mems Night-Shirts reduced from zoe.
] TO zoe.
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sfosEWALL CLUE 40. 50.
AnnuRl Meeting aad bspquet- Election
Of Oficers

StoneHaii Club. No. %. Lyceum League
OF America. held It's annual meeting IN
the directors room of the Young Mems
Christian Association on Monday evening.
After The transaction OF some routine
business. the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year. ". Il.
Crawford. president; +. M. Laughton,
vice-president. h. Morgan Shepherd,
corresponding secretary: l.. G.. Burruss.
recording secretary; a. L.. Crawford,
treasurer, and T.. II. Courtney. ciitc.
Standing committee: W. Eldridge craw-
ford. John cruikshanks and Claude NJ.
Dean.
AZ the close OF the business meeting the
annual banquet was held which was i'm
menseiy enjoyed by all. 1t was made
still more interesting by a number or
coasts. which were readily responded to.
A competition debate between stone
wall Club. No. }S5. and the Jefferson Lit
arAsy Society Will b held In the big hall
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-09
JACKSON CRALLENdES CORBETT.
The Crlored Pugi,ist Says lie VIII Not
Retire without Eesting the Champion.

GLASGOW. Jan. Sat boxing eXhi-
bition here last evening Peter Jackson
publicly challenged Corbett 10 meet him.
and declared that he would not retire
from the ring without beating the Ameri-
can champion. His speech was hailed
villa cries OF That's right" Jackson has
sent no reply to Craig.
NEW YORK. Jan. S.-When Jackson s
statement was shown William A. Brady,
cornett's manager, he smiled and said:
THAT is just like Jackson. and so far as
Corhett IS concerned IL Will go unnoticed.
"Corbett made Jackson a manly propo-
sit,on To fight him months ago but the
Australian. for some reason. best known
IN himself, refused to accept II. Jackson
lost golden opportunity TO meet the
champion then, and he will never get
another. Corbetrs nsht Win Sitssim'
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NIX MASSEY'S Statement.
lie Denounees IA fal,e the Pilots Charge
Will Prosecute That Paper.

NORFOLK, VA, Jan. S.-The Hon.
John L. Massey arrived in this city to-
night and gave out the following to the
reporters:
Official engagements. made before the
publication of the scurrii0us ana false
charges contained in the Pilot OF re-
cent date. nave required my attention
until the present time. ] am now IN
Norfolk for the purpose of instituting
legal proceedings against my hbeliers
and intend to prosecute them 10 the
fullest extent OF the law.
Il pronounce every statement OF the
Pilot charging me with fraud, corrup-
ton or bribery, utterly false and with
out the shadow of foundation. These
charges shall be fully and thoroughly
investigated. and my friends need have
no fear of the result.
"(SignedJ JOHN Il. MASSEY
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-09
The White Squadron.

THE White Squadron" by James W.
Harkins. Jr. which was presented at lhe
Academy of Music last evening VIII De
repeated this afternoon and asa:n To-
night. Those who enjoy thrilling ell
makes" should go.
"The Rainmakers. new COMEDY Oy
Frank Dumont. opens two-nlsh's en-
gagement at the Academy friuay cNe"-
ing. Messrs. Donnelly and Gerard are az
the head Of the company.
The wealth, fashion and culture OF
Richmond will be present at the ChaTlty
Entertainment tomorrow night. me iuii
dress audience and the e%quisiteiy deco
rated stage, boxes and ratings VIII be
Ideally picturesque.
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A Course o. Lectures.

Rev. II. NJ. Baum will deliver course
O lectures at the Academy of Music on
January 18th. 18th. sd and oath. His sub
ject will be the Kingdom of God liiu-
minated"
Speaking of these lectures, the Newport
Daily News says:
That they have proved interesting anu
Instructive was shown by the fact that
the city clereymen attended almost con-
stantly. while many who are not regular
church attendants seemed as much In
terested as those who are, in the way In
which recent explorations have sustained
the Bible"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-09

At the regular Monday night meeting
Of Syracuse Lodge, No. ;. Knights Oh
PyIhias, Past Chancellor u. W. DeSylvia.
acting -. H., assisted by Past chan
and A. l.. Lucas, installed the following
officers: W. NJ. Evans. L. C.; r.. y. Pull
liam, 9. c.. K. r. Dyson. V. C.; George
". koneworth, prelate: j. q. Satter-
white. NJ. Of w: George T.. Bowden.
X. of Il. and $ W. T.. cree. NJ. of 70
". T.. Woody. NJ. of EN-: j. NJ. Johnson,
NJ A.. Thomas W. McCabe, |. c.; \. y.
Evans, q. G..
At the meeting on December 3lst Past
Chancellor A. l.. Lucas was elected rep
resentative TO the Grand Lodge, vita
G.. r. Bowden alternate. and Past Chan
cellor -. W. DeSylvia recommended as
district deputy.
The membership of this lodge IS about
two hundred and has fine bank ac-
count. The last quarter 1t paid out for
relief over $500.
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Mans for the Camp.

Il. f.. Lee Camp, No. ]. Confederate
Veterans. received yesterday from the
War Department thirty-two ALIASES, con-
tairirg four maps each of different bat
tlefields of the war. These handsome ana
well-executed maps were secured 10 the
camp through the efforts of Hon. George
D. Wise and Senator John w. Daniel,
who have worked earnestly to secure
them. They will be presented 10 the
camp on Friday night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-09
St1ppng al Hurph,'s Ho'el

Among the visitors who stopped last
evening at Murphy's Hotel were the fol-
lowing: Major K. X. Henry. of Tazewell
county; senator John l., Hurt of Pittsyi-
vania coanty. and Colonel J. Catlett Glib
son. of Culpeper county. who are mere 20
attend some business before the Supreme
Court Of Appeals; Colonel W. Male, act
ing brigadier-general. Of Culpeper; Cap
tain Thomas = Keller. Of Charlottesville;
Captain Il. :. Thomas, of Stannardsville,
Mr.. John A. Lee, OF st. Louis, Mo, ma
tiona1 president Of the Travellers Pro-
tectiXe Association.
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mons will positively be his hast. and
Jackson may as well retire now. as far
as the champion Is concerned.
''If the Australian Is really anxious TO
fight I will match Steve O'Donneli
against him for $4,000 and the largest
purse obtainable. the contest to take
place the same week as the Corbett-Fitz-
simmons battle.
''To show my sincerity in the matter
I will post with the New York Herald
forfeit OF 5000 as soon as Jackson sig
miles his willingness to meet O'Donnell.
Now IL he means business let him
put up his money or stop bluffing."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-09

The Race Trsck In . Dsplorable Gpndi-
tiou-The Winners.

NEW ORLEANS. LA. Jan. S-The
five races carded for to-day's events
vailed throughout the evening. There
was no danger of any trask records be-
ing broken. as "a sea of mud" appro-
priately explains the condition OF the
track. The attendance was all that
could be expected considering the state
Of the weather The talent came out at
the big end of the horn. Summarizes:
First race-one-sixteenth OF mile
first. Miss Gallon second. Bessie Nichols
third. Time, lis 81.
Second race-three-fourths of a mile,
sellingA-kindora OO6, j. Hill, Z 70 81 first,
Wanda T. second. Van Claus third.
Time. l:23 "a
Third -eighths Of a miie--Mar-
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Pleasait Sociable.

A very pleasant soclable was given by
Mr. VIII. r.. Nichols Friday night. at his
home. 30 north Nineteenth street. Games
were INDUCED in until a late hour. Among
those present were Misses Grace sh!elds.
Lizzie Weddell. Annie Coleman. Maud
Carpenter. Nellie Lambeth. Annie, Lottie
and Bessie Williams. Ellen and Sadie Nc
Donough and Mary Nichols, and Mr.
John Frischkorn, Robert Andrews Bur
row Jolly. Ernest Nichols, Robert Fuller
and W. Il. Nichols.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-09
Grey Eagl. TrlDr,

A big crowd of friends, including many
ladies' were present ana witnessed with
evident pleasure the public installation
of oGcers of Gray Eagle Tribe, No. *.
|. o. r. H.. at their hall, 700 west Broad
street. on last evening. Great Senior
Sycamore Scott Thompson having IL
structed the new chieftains in their
duties. they assumed control of the wig
wan. The occasion was most pleas
am one Refreshments were served
and some sweet music rendered by the
Church Hill Quartette, and also some
bright sDeech hes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-09

OF the association building on the eVe"ius
OF February I'D. The question 10 oe W,
hated viii he. "ResoIved That the United
States Government is destined TO inevita-
bic downfall" aossre. George h. Phil
Inns and Charles Stewart will advocate
the affirmative side OF the subject while
Messrs. william Eldridsc Crawford ana
Edward nm Courtney. OF Stonewall
Club win take care OF the negative side'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-09
Han for the n,.ians.

Tie Times received yesterday from the
venerable Professor John Is. Minor. OF
the University of Virginia, check for
s.. 10 be applied to the fund for the relief
of the sufferffing Pamunkey Indians, in
King William county. The check was
turned over 10 the Governor, who has
charge OF the fund.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-09

tina Grimm uc, Cassin. TO ID hrn.
Tr!xie second. Red Top third. Tina
Fourth race--Jackson, Handicap. one
miie-Unc.e Luke COS, Thorpe. 10
first. Imp Trevelyan second Marce'
Fifth race-onc mile, sclling-Adah. Il.
n02. Cassin, 2 to ID first, Aletria Allen
second. Advocate third. Time. l:SS.
You are invited to visit Waller SCOTS
warerooms.
We will allow 4 per cent. interest on
money deposited with US, either short
or long time.
THE FINANCE TRADING COMPANY.
You are invited to visit Waller Scctts
warerooms.
We will invest money for parties hav-
ing money to lend on real estate or on
good collaterals. -
fHE FINANCE TRADING COMPANY.
You are invited to visit Waller Scotts
warerooms.
Vaccine Points.
Pure, Fresh, Reliable.
OWENS & MINOR DRUG co.
You are invited to visit Waller SCOTS
warerooms.
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Tha Elks' Nrafing

Last Wednesday night was the regular
night for the Elks 10 meet. but owing
10 the benefit given them by Mile. Rhea
noned for tonight, when they will con-
vene in Concordia Hall for the first time.
and much interest 10 felt In the meeting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-09
Omcsrs Elected.

The annual meeting Of the stockholder:
Trust Company was held at the once Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-09

short or long-t time real estate notes. with
good rates OF interest, by applying to W.
The FINANCE TRADING COMPANY.
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Very Busy! : Very Busy!
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
( DAVIS
..C|osing Sale.

busy spot Richmond No wonder Goods being sold
fully per under regular prices Every should buy all
they can at LEVY DAVIS CLOSING SALE the time left to
dispose the stock very Short and after this sale over you will
have pay full prices again for goods.
Silks advertised yesterday, still on SALE
Lace Curtains Blankets Drapey and Mackntoshes advertised
in Sundays paper are still on sale.
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You are invited to visit Waller Scotts
warerooms.
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You are invited to visit Waller SCOTS
warerooms.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-09

Vaccine Points.
Pure, Fresh, Reliable.
OWENS & MINOR DRUG co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-09

You are invited to visit Waller scctts
warerooms.
The herald., 1895-09-21
Held on q Charge of Rape

John Kingsbury, an expressman OF this
city, was examined at Redondo. Thurs
day, before Justice Harrison. and he Id to
answer to the superior court on a charge
of rape, in $1,000 bail. The complaining
witness is Ella Horton. pretty girl from
Ventura. not yet 10 years old. Miss Hor-
ton, with her uncle. came down on
visit sevsral days ago and went to Dow
ney. On their return she was left at the
Arcade depot while her uncle went up
town to attend to some business. During
his absence, Kingsoury, it is alleged,
representing him self as an officer, told
Miss Horton that he had arrested Der
uncle, and would also have to place her
under arrest. He then took Ter to the
Palm house. near the depot. where Dy
threats he accomplished his purpose,
after which he put her on the Redondo
train with instructions to the conductor
to deliver her at that place. On arrival
she was astonished to find no one, but
fell into good hands and was put in the
way OF righting matters. 1t is claimed
that she has a strong case against Kings
bury.