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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-05

Interesting Facts Regarding Rschmsnd's
Citizens aud Oshsr Matters.

Hon. John II. Moon, OF Aibcmarle, was
at the Capitol yesterday.
Miss Nellie Rogers will sing the Of
fertory at Grace-Street Baptist church
to-morrow night.
Company. OF the First regiment. held
an enjoyable banquet at Morgansterns
Thursday evening.
Mr.. !. n. Jones, who was reported bet
tel last week and was able to go cut, II
again confined to the house.
Mrs. Jacob Reinhsrdt returned yester-
day afternoon from Baltimore. where
she had been to visit her sister.
Miss Nellie Walker, of Amherst. Is the
attractive guest of her aunt, Mrs. Viz
ginius Johnson. OF west Main.
Mr.. J. TX. Rowiette. Jr.. returned TO
Richmond Thursday. after brief visit to
his parents in Chesterfield county.
The Shockoe Council No. Ss,. OF the
Royal Arcanum held their annual ban
quet at Morganstern's last evening at $3.50
o'cicck
Mr.. Paul NJ. Penick. of this city. and
Miss Frances l.. Monroe, of Lexington.
were married at the home OF the bride
on Thursday.
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
Emma j. Albert to Mr.. Charles j. Ma
gelsmann at ST. Mary's church, January
18th, at O'Clock 4. NJ.
Tie earnings OF the Chesapeake and
ONO railway for December were largely
IN excess OF the receipts Inc same
month one year previous.
on account OF joint commu aion to-mor-
row night at the First Presby terrain
church, there will be no services at the
Grace-Street Presbyterian tomorrow
night
The Association Journcymen Plumbers,
Gas-Fitters, Steam-Fitters. and Steam
Filters helpers will have a banquet az
Murphy's Hotel on Saturday evening.
January 5th.
Misses Carrie Clifton. Kate sullivan.
and Isottie Davis returned TO their homes
In this city Thursday. after weeks
visit to Miss Cl,fton's sister, Mrs. James
Dunn. Of Philadelphia.
A letter received in Richmond yoster-
day from Mr.. Sol. Haas stated that hts
son was eating along as well AK could
he expected. The wound Is healing rapid
Iy under good treatment.
The Court of'Appeals will meet to-day
at il o'clock, the hour OF meeting being
changed from li:3o. The body will sit
from II 10 o'clock. The court will COM
mence calling the docket Monday.
The Ladies' Catholic Benevolent Society
OF st. Peters Cathedral Will hold Their
yearly meeting next Sunday after high
mass. Every member and lady in the con-
gregation is invited TO attend. Election
of officers will take place.
Lieutenant John r. Knight of tho
United states army, who vas recently
appointed Instructor OF Virginia Volun-
teers. reported for duty YESTERDAY. aud
is located at Mrs. Hunters. No. 800 east
Franklin Lieutenant Knights family are
visiting i'm Charlottesville, and viii join
him i'm February.
one of The prettiest and most useful
caller dcrs for '95 is that gotten up by .he
Overman Wheel Company, samples OF
which have reached this office through
theS courtesy of Mr.. Walter e. Mercer
their agent in this city. Besides ample
space on each leaf for memoranda there
are instructive quotations which do
NOT always refer to bicycles.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-05
The In inns Neet Food,

Mr.. II. r. Lewis, Commonwealth
Attorney of West Point, wired The
Times yesterday that the Pamunky In
dams who are qUarantined for small
pox, are in a most desperate condition
and need food and the necessities OF
life The Times hopes that all kind
hearted and benehCent people will con
tribute freely with their bounty, and
send immediate relief TO these poor I'M
fortunates. II Is stated that one hun
dred and ten of these isolated indians
are suffering for food. Let al come tC
their relief and give generously, and
al once.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-05
Mozart Asso, on.

ae Board of Governors OF the Rich
mond Mozart Association held an inter-
esting and very important meeting last
evening in the board room at the Mozart
Academy.
Reports of the various committees were
received and matters came UP for dis
cussion looking 10 the welfare OF the
association Four new members were
elected into the association and steps
tanen to add others.
The board has In store for us mempsts
soma rich treats In the musical line. and
is fast recruiting dates with the pest
talent III the land.
Messrs. Thomas Potts. Richmond Ls" W., ~
and Charles T.. Smith were appoin.sr
duty I'm the hall during the preseh' '"o''"'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-05
MAJOR ". X. GAMES DEAD.
The Commonwealth Loses Faithful ON
Ger After IA hhOri IIlnakH

Majo W. K. Gaines, superintendent or
Public Buildings and Register Of the
Land Office, died rather Unexpectedly yes
terday afternoon about 2:10 o'clock. While
he had been complaining OF "A severe cold.
he only took To his bed last ThurSdgy
week, stricken with pneumonia. He raj
lied sore on last Thursday, but after
spending restless night he grew worse
Yesterday morning and began TO sink
rapn..y.
looses a faithful officer, who for the past
five years tried his utmost, with the
small amount Of money placed at his DIS
posal by the General Assembly, 10 keep
the Capitol building and square IN good
order. All his brother officers lose In
him a true and affectionate friend, and
the many children who daily frequented
Capitol square VIII also sadly miss him,
who was always ready to do them iaVors
and cater to their innocent desires.
The funeral of Major Gaines will take
place this afternoon at O'CLOCK from
Grace-Street Presbyterian church, wnen
Rev. j. T. Fair will ofiiciate.
The following gentlemen have kindly
consented to act as pall-beareis: Governor
o Ferrall, Accompaniment Scott, Judge
Rely (of the Supreme Court, capt. Alex.
Coke. Messrs. G. G. McPhail ana Mics
Martin.
Major Gaines was born in Charlotte
county, Virginia, April s, 1888. lie nm
ished his studies at Hampden-Sldney COL
lege. and was engaged In farming from
1856 to the beginning OF the war. He
entered the Confederate Army as pri-
vate, in Company 3, Fourteenth Vir-
ginia cavalry OF Jenkins brigade, and
afterwards McCauslands. after the burn
ing of Chambersburg. lie was soon pro-
NOTED to first lieutenant, ana was
wounded at Mooreueld, Va, August &,
1862. losing his left leg: later he was
made Il prisoner by SheridaDs forces
and held in captivity for five weeks.
When that army moved he was left be-
hind, as one who was about to die, but
he gradually recovered sufficiently to re-
turn home.
He then again engaged In farming until
1877. I'm the meantime he represented
his county in the House of Delegates
during the session OF 1914. In 1871 ne
went into a mercantile business in Char
lotte county. but four years later he re-
turned 10 farming. After being clerk
for the State railroad commissioners for
one year. he became sergeant-at- arms
for the House OF Delegates, in which
position he rename. until the General
Assembly elected him Superintendent OF
Public Buildings and Register Of the
Land Office. He has shce then
been reelected to the latter position
every two years. lie has also been
supervisor of Charlotte county for more
than twenty years.
Colonel Robert f.. Gaines. father Of
Major Gaines. born in Charlotte county
Va. died in November. 1873. aged
seventy-four years, was son of
Major William Gaines, of Charlotte
county, whose father was Richard
Gaines. of Virginia. The mother OF
Major William X. Gaines. was Susan
W.. daughter OF Henry Edmunds, OF
Halifax county, Va. She died in 1910
aged sixty-iive years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-05
Missionary hristian Enceavor.

The Young Peoples Society of Christian
Endeavor OF the Church OF the Covenant
will hold their monthly missionary meet
ing ar the church, Park avenue ana
Harrison street, tomorrow Tuesday
night AT o'clock. 4 feature of this
meeting will be an address by Mr.. II. %
Williams. State secretary OF Virginia
Young Mems Christian Associations, en-
titled Modern Advance in Missionary
Effort" Special music has been pro-
yided and the society nope TO make
this the best meeting, Of the KIND ,hey
invited Adjournment at 40 l.. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-05
THE PRICES OF SEATS.

The ordinary prices for seats Will pre-
vail. The orchestra chairs and the iirs1
two rows In the orchestra will sell for
81 each. The remainder of the dress circle
and the first two rows Of the family circle
will sell for a. cents each. The remainder
of the seats in the family circle will sell
for - cents each. and the upper gallery
seats for . cents each
y number of fashionable people have
promised 10 come in full dress. and the
refined character of the entertainment rs
entitled TO. If it does not demand. that
the brilliancy OF the audience should thus
comport with the brightness and beauty
behind the footlights.
To-day a noon fifty boys from the gym
naslum and boys department of the Y.
NJ. G. A. will start out north. south
east and west. and will distribute dodgers
and bills TO the number of 1000 to the
remotest parts of the city.
THANKFUL 10 THE PRIss.
The ladies of the City Mission are CRATE
full to the daily papers of Richmond for
whatever notice has been given OF the
entertainment, and for the further help
ful notices promised, but there are many
people who need frequent reminders, and
through the aid of the Y. NJ. G. A. boys
ana the SratuitouS help or all the lead
ing job Offices in Richmond. they snaIi
not have that excuse for not trying 10
get inside the Academy that night. The
boys will visit them with bills both Sat
urday and Monday.
1t would take columns 10 tell of the
kindness and generosity OF everybody in
tied 10 assist in the many ways neces-
sary TO the now seemingly brilliant sue
cess OF the entertainment.
After the most careful sitting and Gull
ing OF the immense amour, OF talent
offered. the programme has been boiled
down TO twenty-five choice plumbers
In addition 10 these there will be several
very taking surprises OF highly humor-
Gus character. which will be INTERCEPTED
without interfering with the passing
sho~. These will comprise a most won
derfui-but, as Rudyard kipling would
say. that Is another story. Wait and
watch.
From the time the curtain rises until
the close OF the entertainment there
will be no cessation OF the work before
the foot lights. BY a close calculation
II Will take two hours and half 10 pro-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-05
yyoodmen OF tie World.

The meeting of last night at Concordia
Hall OF Evergreen Camp. Woodmen OF the
World. was an Interesting and entertain
ing one. and ten novitiates were recorded
and the following officers were elected Ia
serve the ensuing year: Consul-Com-
mandcr, W. W. Grasswitt, Adviser-Lieu-
tenant. II. u. Peasants; Banker, II. =.
Gray: Clerk. Samuel = RosendOrf; Watch
man. \. Metzger; Sentry, VI. Gable; Man
ayers. Howard r.. StrudwcN, A. 5. Lanier,
Charles \. Allen; Camp Physician
Charles II. Chalkley.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-05
n. rn-nl,nl ,s Now SONG.

.>,,,,,ishad through Sutro Il Co, a song
~ his own composition. the words being
nv his aunt. Grace Denis Litchiieid. the
lyric is a charming little fancy ana mas
been very gracefully set to music 10y
Mr.. Turnbuli who has but recently re-
turned from Europe, where he has been
pursuing his musical studies.-Baltimore
American.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-05

The Third-Street club. whose meetings
have been the source Of so much mirtn
and pleasure to rs members and guests
was rendered most attractive enter
tainment last evening by Miss Irene
Tricc. at the residence of her aunt. Mrs
Seibert Go east Grace. Dancing vas
generally enjoyed and delicious supper
served in the hostess most tempting
style a delightful evening was spent
nv all present and the affair voted u
,nnst charming
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-05
Ita nccamher lA,senc ar.

The December number of the Rich
n,ond College Messenger. like It's prede-
cessors this year. is highly creditabie 10
it's corps OF editors. The magazine Is
we'll lassihed, exhibits a deal OF juds-
ment in it's selected matter, and contains
several readable articles. II Is well
printed and altogether Is one OF the
most attractive college magazines issued
i'm the South.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-05

The Commercial Building and Loan AS
ISOLATION offers its full-paid certificates
Of stock at $50 per share.
This stock pays a cash dividend OF q
per cent. per annum and participates IA
the proflts or the association. For
further information. address Commercial
Building and Loan Association, SIS Main
street Richmond, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-05
4 Busy nay nr the Cover; or.

Governor O'Ferrall had rather lengthy
conference with Attorney-General Scott
yesterday morning. when various matters
of Importance were considered.
Subsequently the Board OF the Chesa-
peake and its Tributaries met In the
Executive chamber and transacted rou-
tine business. such as approving ny-rolls
ordering bills 10 be paid, etc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-05
OBITUARY..
LONAS IL. WAIKYE.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 4.--The old
Nevada pioneer Jonas NJ. Walker. who
once owned o. fifth interest In Bonanza
mines on the comstook Lode and who soil
our carly TO Flood. Mackay 4 Fair for
$4,000. died last night. He left practi-
cally no estate. having surrendered his
fortune in drink and bad Investments.
He leaves two daughters In New York
and two sons In Los Angeles.
pEATH or A PROMINENT FARMER.
Mr.. j. II. Lucy died at his home in
Brunswick county, last Sunday, agei
sixty-four years. He was a weli-known
farmer and an hcnored c.t,zep. having
held positions OF trust In the county anu
possessing the respect Of ell. He was q
Confederate veteran, and has several
sens and dsughtess IA this city,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-05
A. L. v. A. Anniversary.

The Association for the Preservation
of Virginia Antiquities celebrated thcir
seventh anniversary by d reception al
the rooms OF the Virginia Historical
Society. There was a brilliant attend.
ance of over one hundred ladies ana
gentlemen. Refreshments were served
by the ladies'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-05

The ladies of Richmond and the vicin-
lily are requested to consult the Young
ladies who will represent the Seven
Sutherland Sisters al the store OF Julius
Meyer Sons. corner Sixth and Broad
streets, commencing January eth next
and who will cheerfulIy answer all aues-
tons regarding the treatment of the hair
and scalp. She VIII Also fully explain
how the famous Seven Sutherland Sisters
obtained their wonderfully luxuriant and
brilliant growth Of hair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-05

MIR, T. BENJAMIN Powell. of New York.
has returned to his home after a pleas
ant visit TO his mother and friends here
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-05

Rev. Edward L. Pell will deliver his
regular weekly lecture on the Sunday
school lessons al the Young Mems Chris
tan Association this afternoon at 5
O'clock. All are invited.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-05

We will invest money for parties hav-
ing money TO lend on real estate or on
good eollatcrals.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-05

About o'clock young Withers. who
was all agog over his new sche me or
mining. went to the office OF Mr. Joseph
Bryan. in The Times building. and asked
that gentleman for loan of certain
sum, for private business use al n es-
tate in Gloucester, adding that some IN
vestments he expected 10 make In "a
western gold mine would require all the
money he had al this me. Mr.: Bryan,
who has known young Withers Tor some
time, told him that he couldn't advance
the loan without collateral security.
Then young Withers told him he could
finnish security I'm the shape OF Valua-
bio gold bricks he had purchased. This
led up TO recital of the experiences as
above stated. Mr.. Bryan was II once
suspicious of the affair. Ii sounded too
much like Il goblin story, and he imfne-
diately suggested that they so down ana
have the metal tested. They CARED one
of the Nowlan Company and Mr. Moses.
the expert, put some nitric acid upon one
OF the scraps II commenced 10 disln-
S With soi d. 1 said Mr.. Moses WASN'T" ''
lie then took sharp instrument and
scratched deep into the heavy brick.
Appears to be coppeir r tafs rn o, Inc
that the young man with the gold lever
had been hopeiessiy, helpless'y, cruelty
daped TO the extent OF clean nve thon-
sand dollars
medium sized soup plates. a nondeSciiDt
grin such as clever fakirs have way
of producing, played upon his lips for a
moment, and he remarked. philosophical
ly: Well I--will--swear. Who'd Il
thought IL: the smoothsst scheme |
ever; travelled all over the world, TOO"
That was all he said. That was enough.
II spoke a volume or two
HOW THEY ESCAPED.
Whether there n tc,be another chapter
TO the story remains 10 be seen. IL de-
10
turers and the plans Of the authorities
Young Nithcrs. as coon as the plot was
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-12-05
Wod)fn = Runofdau.
AMI b.

W itnaufee.- @s unterlieat lei
mem .3wslieI, oaB Die Observation-Disclosures
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Der YernnlaHuns Wiiroissu Reiie feit
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cine ZOO uno Seroerben brlnsenoe So.
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lld perlebt puroen.
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Rrllioenten unterbreltet, in nelhem er
nniheineno annebmbare @%mpfehlunaen
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mes Sturmes IN poriaer 8ohe gum Be-
trase BON iber elne MiaiOu Dollars &c.
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madt, ben bodw. s. Sadlmopic, bon
WOurt Carmel. 3D., gu persiften. Sn
Der pOrbsrssbenoen Hadt wurbe @lfl
in ben &elb seporien, ben Der Yrielter
bel 0arbrinsuns oes bl. WeBopiers &c
brau6te; oieier bemerfte oas auf Dem
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Arlington. - Die Nbibeiluna
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bic sep0bnlidsn 2anoeswese in ben
Ser. Staten aussearbeitet. 60 iine
aus 1900 Counties 8srihte einaelauien,
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ON Sr0pi6en Sroit.

Serr Gurtis, Der Sdriitpart oss
@isconIin Ntolfereiuerelns, Der fnrslih
Don elmer &eile nnd Sio=S afota Surlds
febrte, berihtet, BOP man bort selerpi
babe. Die seiurdteie rulfilbe Stitel Dor
t6ellblit 81 p%sruenoeu. Serr Curtis
beiutie inter Uislen onoeren Sarmen
bic bes germ s. 5. Scparc Su 5reoes
rid, Der WIlhWIrlbidait betrelbt, uno
cine Seeroe Don 20 Wlldtlbsn bdlt.
Gr mdbt Die rujilhe Elitsl uno maht
he Al Seu. GENE 8lhe freIien otsIes
Den NIT GROCER Sisr, lie 5leben es Dem
alesbsu Dor. Nub Die Eieros i"reiisn
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ihieoene 0euitober I'M 5reien Itsbsn.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-12-05
YaBt aud fir nnlere Seit.

Cine Sdule obne &ellglOu iubrt SUI
Serpiloeruus. Der irnrSOn,be 9ul
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serecst, neil man untlus ertldrie, IN Der
Sdule oarfe nldt pou Rell9lun selpro.
den peroeu. Der unterrtdt ut lslt 10
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DE be rsIialonsloie Sdule Der 8rOBen
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Cine ih6nc 0eodhtntffeter.

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rifle IN 5ret Co., Wtnn.. aus 5reunpes.
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Gin fsierlther Srduer9pttespient puree
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unt 6eleen
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hatdtlten 8rueer, caB es niht nur cine
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lei. fur eas Wpbl ees gaterianees einiu
ltsben. gdtrictisr une Heligipn linc
uniertrennlth init chamber perbuneen. Die
6elctn baten niht nur fur itr gaterlanb
aefchtsn. l~pncern aud fur ibren beprcbten
81. @lauben. Omar iinb mir nett e~ntfernt
cpn eem glterlanr, fur welhts iie ibr Sc.
ben %sscpfert. aber ais 8atbpliten psrean.
fen mir rem gdtsrllnes unItrn bl. 8lau.
ben unt mu6sn Icmit ibr @ntenfen ebren.
ater niht pas alein, nein, aud cine BEL.
li8e ghiht taben mir ~ erfulsn, ndmlit
bic. taB mir fur itre Seelenrute betcn:
,Irasn lie i'm Srtspen rubsn!" Das ieien
bic &crte, bic an lem Gage pom Screen
zines iscen trdpen, 8atboliten pclniIber
3unse tcmmsn lolsn. Die Setter wuree
aud nod rur6 ben @sIans hes Gbcres,
mslher 'tcn LANCE pcrter lid Stitt, er.
tSbt. Ias Sfertcrium wuree aus Smitb's
Mauiem ssiunsen (crsifimmis.) lie Sir.
DE war s~errdnst soI, une nod LANCE wire
Srcmerciae an eislen Irauerapttsstisn 4
eenfcn. I