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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-26
yo,eU END MS LIFE.
a.. ~ r.. Jon.. shoots Himself ana ""S
mi. Is-,ersburg Routine.

r,,.,rpsR1-RC. VA, Feb. Especial
.,,oroi,e about : o'clock Mr. W. b.
rones who resides on Harrison SUI
..,,,,.st,o ;he river. attempted 20 comm n','
i.,dc ~ shooting himsch WI" ,r,o
sbooter C2 calbrc) OF the oiu "'s 40
hap nassed through the boaE anu roa,,on-
~ -. arJ ill.health is said TO have pee"
~ -. NJ fhe rash act. and me woui'
- .,.tc,de talked very unconcerheu'' ~
"a. ,,temnt 10 take his life, ana say &c
attcmuted suicide three times peloio, ~
1ost time last Saturday nlSh'' WIN
TOOL morphine Mr.. Jones mas at
Zines bcen employed at the van
,'a'',.l, warehouses; of the city, and Is VICE
~ l,,o,vn I'm the COMMIT nifty. lie Is ap'"c
sixtv-dve years of age, anu ia ~ %
pinvriddie county. but has res'"eu ~
tcrsburg for several years. re 10 10, '',,,
ried. His wound, II is thought WIN
fatal. ~. M sunday.
60, r,iu ne no formal observance OF inc
a,,nt,.orsarv I'm Petersburg. 81. JVseP"
rathniic Rcnencial Society VIII meet oii
that dav and have their annual election
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Methodist Sunday-School Association was
hold at Wesley NJ. T.. church YESTERDAY
afternoon. The exercises CONSIST" VI
singing and Rotations. The FOLLOWING re-
norts from the different Schools were
read ., oc,.
Observation-Disclosures 10
average attendance, rs; money 0oh'O'' W.
S2G.3l. ..o 49,.
tendance 22l: money collected, N2.0t.
High determination, 2Sj; average
attendance. 30; money collected M'9''
Narkct-Strect-O Organization. 23S; aver
age attendance, 100; money collected
>iO.37.
Wesley Organization. l6l; average at
| tendance. I29: money collected. So.
West Street Orgi nization, 40, average
attendance. 12S; money collected Soo.
BIandford-O Organic ation, 10: average at
| TENDANCE. 81; money collected, 600.
Wells INSTRUMENTATION. 100; average
attendance 3d. money collected, $L0O.
Mcssrs w. II. Wheary. L. i. Marks
and ]. +. Williamson were appointed TO
prepare suitable resolutions on the death
| Of Mr.. J. r. Jarratt. 10 be reported at a
meeting of the board 10 ne held at Wash
| ingtCn-Street next SunGay at @:3t clock
| +. NJ.
| i. W. Allen ana Lee Hawks, colored'
were before Mayor Collier this morning
| 10 answer the charge Of perjury. The
| warrant upon which the arrest was maze
was sworn out by }. {. Blackwell colored'
| Of Brunswick county. who alleged that
| the accused had committed perjury III
| obtaining a license for the marriage OF
his daughter Minnie BlaC kwoll to :. w.
! Allen. by making ii appear that Minnie
was twenty-one years old. and that her
| father cCrsented to the marriage. After
hearing the testimony, the Mayor dis
charged the accused.
Several Of our citizens VINO were NJ
carly this morning say that between
and o'clock they felt what resembled
! an earthquake shock
| Mr., George J. Rowland. of Prince
| George county. whose store was burnco
on last Friday night. mad an insurance
\ of 81, 500 on building and fixtures. HIS
stock, which was entirely consumed, was
valued at 1890.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-26

The annual mask ball of the Gesang,ye,,,
rem Virginia was held at Sanger nan
last night. The ball commenced about
. o'clock At midnight a delight.iuii 5 liJ
per was served, and dancing was ihdulseh
In until a late hour. There were Il num-
Der of very handsome and ingenious cos eos
TUNES. Professor STEMS orchestra Iur -
rtehed rho music only the members OF
the Gesangvereiu and their immediate
families were present. ttr.t,.l
The German Sick Society celebrated
their flfty-fourtn anniversary with a mash
hail al \ew Market Hall last night me
MI was crowded with dancers ana
many of the costumes were striking ana
romicaI The hall was nicely decorated
with pine and cedar and draped WIN
i'nited states and German nags.
The managing committee was Joseph
Fisher chairman Charles Degehrlhg
ono Blerch T.. Miller Mark stern y
1slbIeik Floor Committee, A.. O. NH
i Iar' Chairman. j. b. Hartwig. H. Goode,
SINNER was served At y O'Clock. Ihe
music was furnished by Hairs orchestra .Ii
The march began az o'clock. and JOY
reiened nnconfned until o'clock "peh
the dance ended.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-26
SIDEWALK OBS1KUCTIONS.
Reform OnicIsIs saw They Must be Remov-
i-Norfolk News Sotes.

NORFOLK, VA. Feb. 25.-Special.-
The South Carolina Press Association
will visit Norfolk, and mold their annual
meeting June LIST They will visit Nor
folk as the guests Of the Seaboard Air
Line Railroad.
Thursday night expert thieves robbed
clothing house on Main street Of nearly
81 900 worth Of clothing The men cut
through the wall in the rear ana carried
the goods OFF i'm bags. When seen OH the
street and asked by a policeman who
they were. the leader said: I'VE are
immigrants" They escaped and none
Of the property has been recovered.
There is trouble ahead for the street
inspector and annoyance for the mer-
chants of the city who violate the law
prohibiting merchants from placing goods
upon the sidewalks. The inspector has
already sworn out warrants for the arrest
OF a number of merchants and says he
will enforce the law in regard to the dis
play of merchandise upon the streets.
also as to the location of signs. There
are at least 900 signs and awnings in
Norfolk that will have to be taken down.
Norfolk ss very largely made up of
North Carolinians. Many Of them are
prominent business men. They are dis
gusted with the conduct of the North
Carolina Legislature. Language almost
fails TO express the Indignation of those
gentlemen who feel that their native
State has been disgraced.
Rev Joseph NJ. Seaton. of the First
PRESBYTERIAN church. Richmond. is here
and will attempt TO build a church OF his
denomination. lie is having uphill
work.
Colonel William Lamb lectures at VIII
lamsburg tomorrow night on Fort
Fisher" for the benefit of the Episcopal
church of that city.
The steamer Mccall. Of the Norfolk and
Petersburg line. has been libcled by T..
w. Goodwin & CO.. Of Norfolk. for 81 go.
There are debts due amounting to about
$50).
Colonel r. G. Merton. inspector general
of the Grand Camp of Confederate Vet
Grams of Virginia will pay an official
visit 10 Pickett Buchanan Camp to-mor-
row night.
one Of the most expert thieves ever
captured i'm Norfolk is a negro girl thir-
teen wears of age. The police believe
she has stolen four or five thousand dol
lars worth of goods I'm the past five
wear She is enc Of a gang whose
| speciality is jewelry
The William +. Burden, schooner Cap
| tain ChiltCn. was cut though by the ice
| and sunk near Jamestown. The vessel
| is cut through en- the port bow just for
ward the chains. She was brought to
| Norfolk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-26

Betting Was Brisk-Fourteen Bookmakers
Were on the Track

NEW ORLEANS. La. Feb. 25.-Despite
the counter attraction OF the entrance
or King Rex in the Crescent city, there
vas large attendance at the races, and
the sport vas. on the whole most
satisfactory affair. The weather was
clear and warm but the track was still
i'm the sane muddy conditiou. The bet
ting was brisk and lively and the four
teen bookies on theNtrack had hustling
time OF IL in handling the business. Fur
long, an odds-on faVorite, scooped the
first race. and Ludlow captured the sec
ond. with a good following. Beatifice
was another odds-on favorite In the third
race. and passed under the wire an easy
winner. Summaries:
First race-siX furlongs, selling.-Fur-
long Gs. Thorpe. to 10 first Terrapin
second. Hodgson third. Time. | :24L4
Second race-fve furlOngs. selling-l.ud-
low QO2. Turner. to u first, ProDriety
second. Gee Whiz third. Time, LIE.
Third race-four furlongs, seling-Bea-
tihce 1l0. Thorpe, | to - first, Little Phil
second. Danube third. Time 1:29a,.
Fourth race-six furlongs. selling Luke
Parks 0d3. Turner, : TO u first, Darwin
Wedgewood second. Guard third. Time,
LIB
Fifth race-seven furlongs. selling
Fakir no. X. Jones. I 10 Il first, Blue
and White second. Mezzote third. Time
I.2J
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-26

Mr.. Tucker Introduces the ise'"'"'''"
a.. Hama. o,, the subject.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 23.-Mr. W .tsv
Virginia.. introdu ed in the House toni,,s.
dy requesD the following )olnt i'c,sn'i,.
ton which was referred to the No"
tee on Military Affairs. - 20
Resolved, That the Presfteht y. Il
aiiested 20 appoint and authorize Seh.
Fitzhugh Lee, OF Virginia; John IS, ~
con, OF Georgia; Joseph Wheeler. oi yort
bama James Tanner, OF New 49,"
and William Howard Mills. OF NAN -
Appomattox National Park Cofuiiiissa'o,.gt
and cause the detail of competent e"s'
nser officer OF the army and Sucl -
listed men of that corps as may De 1eei"
ed necessary TO assist said com'hlsslVn
i'm surveying and preparing map OF tne
grounds upon which the troops or tl'
armies OF the Potomac and Northern "
oeinia were stationed when hOsttliues be-
fween those armies ceased in April, lSe',
e"d the routes travelled from Richmond
.nd the Vicinity: said commission TO pre-
nsra md cause to be presented 10 the
next Congress a bill for the establisu-
n,ent Of a national park az AppomattoN,
"a stating the approximate cost OF tns
proposed purrha5f; SAID com IllS'lol 20 ,e
reln,hurscd for necessary trsNeung cN-
penses at the rate of ten cents per ilIie
travelled by the shortest mail routes zen
doiIars per diem each for time nec"SsaIi
devofed TO such duties, 10 be palu, WIN
other exDensos. from any means III Tue
Treasury of the United states not otntt
wise appropriated, upon vouchers ceIll5
Ged TO be correct by rho secretary anu
approved 10y the president oil the cou'-
mission.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-26
Resi.na,ions Increasing in Number.

There was a business meeting heIu u,
the headquarters room of the reg; ,1
armory last evening, but, accoiul!s w
the statement OF Colonel Jones' ho'n,ns
OF general interest transpired al that
gathering.
Up 70 the present time five OF me ON
GERS whose resignation was requesteu ~
the court Of inquiry have carried out uile
suggestion and forwarded their reslgna-
lions. They are Captain {. Gray Bossieak
and Lieutenant Jeter, OF company ,1,i,s
Captain Anderson and Lieutenahhiitas In,,s
tenant J. p. Davis. of Company. r. IS
determined to follow suit. OF the re-
mainder. Colonel Jones. MAJOR nna1v
shire and Captain Gasser. OF So'"p re-
ID. have declared repeatedly thal '"''
will not resign. . ...,,s
a reorganization of the regiment se I'm
TO be still far off but IT is eXpe'te,,u ,nao
some decisive action TO bri6g about peace
and harmony.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-26
OPfOSED 10 THEPAKk sCBEMF.
The Grynes Camp 1hinks We Have Ma
fionp Parks Euouch

ORANGE. VA. Feb. Especial. There
Is hourishing veterans camp in Orange,
WITH headquarters at Gordonsvile. known
as the william $. Grymes Camp" In
honor OF a much-belovcd surgeon. who
went out with the soldiers from the
county. and returned chief surg. on OF a
division. AT a well-attended meeting of
the camp. held last Saturday. a commun.-
cation was read from the Grand Camp.
asking cooperation Ia the Appomattox
National Park scheme. This camp voted
unanimously save onel against the
schol1e. thinking thar Gettysburg. Chick
amanga and Shiloh all more or less DIS
astrous TO the Confederate armies. were
parks enough on that line. The camp
also resolved TO hold grand reunion of
all the old soldiers OF the neighborhood
next svmmey. with appropriate cere-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-26
Not Time Enough 10 Vote.

BOWLING GREEN, VA, Feb. "a
Special.-In conducting the spring cleo
tions under the Walton law IL is matter
OF concern how the people can vote, even
with the aid of the constable, when the
law only allows two and half minutes
for the voter to complete his ticket, and
! much doubt whether the average farmer
can prepare IL In that time. and certainly
the constable canno. read ever the names
Of the candidates and then point out the
names TO be erased. II there are about
forty candidates In all. Again, II as many
as 800 persons should become candidates
and send In their names according To law.
II seems 70 me no one could vote.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-26

ru,rv i2,b when 80 miles west OF
Queenstown. he sighted wreck. ~h,dn
proved to be the Swedish fuli-r'gseu SUN
Sultan. Heavy seas and strong nor'hMes.
winds prevailed at the time. ana az . nis
risk Captain Holland ana seveIa' - ,annd
crew boarded the Sultan. Ihey quiz
that she had been deserted, and the ans
covery Of a twenty-four-hour clock when
was still running. indicated that IL h h.
not been long since she was LETT py me-
crew. Investigation showed that the Sui-
tan had been scuttled. and she loon VI,
two feet of water while Captain foiidI' t,
was on board. Seeing that tne Eesoe
could not be saved Captain hoIlanu
fire n her and resumed his voyage.
No more cases of smallpox have been
reported here. 4 strict watch Is being
kept over the house In which James
Truehart, who has the disease, Is CON-
fined.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-26
CONFEK VIM Mr.. BALDWIN,.
The Southern Railways csPreaideDt
VIII Give His Answer To-Day

WASHINGTON. u. c.. Feb 2j.-The
committee appointed by the Southern
railway representatives here. last week.
to meet Third Vice-President Baldwin. of
the Southern railway. In conjunction
with railway chiefs representing several
railway organizations, had TWO confer
ences with Mr.. Baldwin at his office to-
day. Nothing was made public as TO
what transpired at either OF the meetings
further than that Mr. Baldwin listened
earnestly TO what all the railway men
had TO say. and assured them he would
be fair with them as possible. His reply
Will be given tomorrow.
After adjournment Il was stated BIZ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-26
THE RESULTOF An OLD FEUD.
Ore Man MORALLY Wounded. Another Bess
for Mercy But IL X lied

ASHENILLE. y. c., Feb. "a special
TO the Citizen from Marshall says: A
fight occurred en- Shelter Laurel last
night in which Everett Shelton was shot
and supposed to be mortally wounded by
James Stanton. who made his escape.
At the same time and place Boss Stanton
was shot and killed by Baxter Shelton.
Al the time he was shot he was making
a brutal assault on SheRon with pistol.
Shelton first begged for peace. but Stan
ton was determined 10 fight. The affray
was the result of an old feud.
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monies. at the Confederate cemetery 40
part of the programme 10
There arc many candidates for ,ne ~
cal Offices to ne filed at the May eieeuom,
enough TO bewildcr the average 'o'''
with a straightout Walton ballot. -,
In the death OF Mr.. Charles Stov,'' '' &C.
week. Orange loses one OF heI "'o .ho,,sb
~ on advanced agc-about eighty-seVeh.
1-,.re IL a lady residing not FAR rom
,ha Court house. whose weil-attested age
IS ninety-ninc years, lacking aoou. a
month. she is still fairly active am
retains her mental faculties uhiihpaiiou'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-26
Ministerial Visitation Meeting.

There was large meeting Of the Nls ST.
ing committees OF the Brook dls' ~, -.
territory north OF Grace ana W., o.,
First street-at the First Prespyteoo-a,iii
church at o'clock yesterday al terIdo oIi .
The reports were all sent in G,oilpltSttIt -,
cept three, more time being alio WtTu on
The result showed great falthi ui"o'' VI
the part OF the visitors. ..h,,i,,o
A committee was appointed TO tdpul l,iiii
the results of the visitation, "hicH WIN
be published when complete. ,..,,ol
The reports, 50 far as could be learned;
aid NOT Indicate n very large number OF
families having no church connection
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-26
WFLFORD WHARF DESTROYED.
IL Was Owned by Richmond Men and VAL
ned at About 81 900.

WARSAW, VA, Feb 25.-Special-T
ice which carried away Welford's wharf
Friday completed its work Saturday and
Sunday.
The wharf was owned by H. Rand Wei
ford Il Brother. OF Richmond.
The loss is about $1,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-26
hCr cages For.closcd.

MONTGOMERY ALA, Feb. 2j.-In the
United States Court here to-day, Judge
Bruce granted a decree foreclosing the
Trust Company of New York on the CO.
lumbus and Western railway. This line
is division of the Central of Georgia
system. and the mortgages foreclosed
are on first mortgage bonds OF SsD0.UD
sa,I 53s in total. No date OF sale was
fixe1
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-26
Something New

In Baby Carriages aud Mat
ting. These two lines are
like all others, I'm that there
are three or four FINS who
are in the lead. Now, after
a careful and painstakinT
comparison Of the best
makes, both as to style and
price. we think We have
the choicest patterns 10 be-
exhibited I'm this city for the
coming season. and all We
ask is a careful inspection
Of the goods We offer you
before you buy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-26
Polk Miller in Bedfor,.

BEDFORD CITY. VA, Feb. Especial.
Mr.. Polk Miller the inimitable imitator
OF the negro dialect. gave his recital.
"Old Times Down South" Saturday
night IL was his first appearance in
this place and he was greeted by one
OF the largest and most appreciative au-
diences which had assembled in the
Opera House for . long time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-26
A Clothing Stcre Robbed.

WELDON. n. c.. Feb. E.-Special-.The
clothing store of NJ. Fredlander was bro
ken into here last night and robbed of
several hundred dollars worth Of goods.
The thieves effected an entrance by
pricing open the shutters OF rear Win
dow. This is the third time the store has
been broken open.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-26
DIR. R. L. PAYNE KILLED.
THE WELL KNOWN PHYSICIAN
SLAIN BY BAXTER SHEMWELL.
A Riot Follows In Which Three Men We're
Fatally Ipjured-An Old Feud atthe
Bottom oft

LEXINGTON, y. c.. Feb. 5.-Special-
DIR. r. l.. Payne. Sr., the Oldest and best
known physician OF Lexington. was shot
and killed al II 80 to-day by Baxter Shem-
well. q young business nan OF TINS place
The killing was the result of bad ieei-
ing existing between the TWO parucs
named.
THREE OTHERS KILLED IN h1oT'
The exact cause of the trouble Is not
given. DIR. Payne. Jr, a son and partner
of the dead man, and Shemwell had
quarrel early i'm the day. They parted
and DR.. Payne went TO his office. where
MS aged father was. Shemwell foiio"eu'
and I'm the second quarrel the tatai shoot-
ing occurred. ,..s
4 crowd gathered, and a riot resulted.
Indiscriminate shooting occurred ana was
continued until weapons were efnpticu'
ShcmweI then went off and got sho'-
gun. His wife interfered, however anu
prevented further bloodshed. IL was
learned after the riot that three others
were killed. ali being shot by Shemwel-
Their names could not be obtained, as
friends bore their bodies away.
FEELING RAN HIGH.
Shemwen is now in jail, and his wire,
who rs with him, is almost crazcd with
grief.
DR.. Payne was a very prominent man
end much loved here. The whole town
and county are much shocked by the sad
affair. Feeling runs high, and there IS
some talk Of summary punishment. and
were ii not for Shcmwclis family and
prominent kinsfolk, Lexington might have
been the scene Of another lynchinS
DR.. Payne was about sixty-tive years
Of age. and favorably known all over the
state. He was a large man, six feet nigh,
and Weighing about 20 pounds GOOD
kind hearted and a perfect gentleman.
Shemwell is about thirty-ive, Of medium
| height. and has been in several shooting
| SCrapcg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-26

both Mr.. Baldwin and the committee
that the conference was entirely mar
monious. and the indications pointer 10
an amicable adjournment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-26
Wholesale Slaughter and Capture.

ROME Feb. 25.-The Tribuna says to-
dav: The recent expedition which King
south Abbvsinia slew 70,0oo tribesmen ana
captured 1900.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-26
Az DONrD vEssEL.
The Captain NJ the Appoinattox Set Fire to
Her and Departed.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, Feb. 25.--Spe-
cial.-Captain Holland. of the steamship
Appomat,ox. which arrived here yester-
day from London, reports that on Feb
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-26
Look Over This List
For the Biggest Bargains of the sea-
son. from the Levy \ Davis stock anu
price list, for some of the new things
for the new season.

The newest coloriugs in 75c. striped
Surah silk fOr............-. .."c' Eaiu'.
81 l-2c. Lamp-Shade china SILKS
Go ooffrc crepe six Red, Hcliotropg
Levy < Davis &c.. 81 and $50 Xii
Gloves, an shades. all sizes; 'Ng'p'
6l-i and l-2............... .....,Nc. Paw
10 vardsl ......................6 l-ic yard.
56So q" yards Now el-2c Fancy
Figured Sattecu. beautiful effects
> 5 tSr' Yards &c. American checked aad
Striped Giughams ....-.,.. .|,'. Sa,fi'
1890 yards Lieht-Figured T. l,-s. Dlmi-
re Observation-Disclosures l-3c yard.
500 wards Nc Wrapper Pattern Elan
Mems S5c. Light Neckwcar. Tocks aud
Four-iu-Hands.. ..... ....... - -,
Lew 4 Davis Mems Soc. Good n
laundered shirts. ....t..,. 80 ii
Mems l0c Full-Slzc Hemsu''nsp q
ored-Bordcr Haudkerchieis... be- 'd' w.
ATtidciaI Flowers Niolets)....Nc bunch
95c. Knotted-Fringe stamped rag
Covers. ..... ...........-.- o.. ''' ID.
STAMPED Friurcd Mate. $500 60. d'@.
ioc Satin-Covercd PINE hious..g. t3' III.
porgarr@e Linen Art-Thread .-'r. do1.
Ladies ne. Fast Ila'k I4. MIN
pd hoSe 81 iF,auntleroy Blouse Waists So.
Candeld's so. Dress - MN
.. ............ ...-t..l- - 'I
Zoe Corset clasps ......--..'. - "a. ''
4-yard lengths \eiveieen 9El'' ,ie "
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Iadies' Hose supporters S,l' ,ab
tiou) .......... ......---.t' '---.'.' l,h
Ainaca skirt Braids...........:. .at e rs.
Ciark's \. T.. W. 2oo-Nard opo9ool sn6 or
tou......... ......--..-. o., -, G.i--
Lew & DAVIS 75c. and 81 Rogers S S,t,
% nint witch Hazel ..... IN 1o Ld,
- cdPk us Ruftermuk Soap, m box lee oot.
lew & Davis wc. lmported,. EE oI1Gl
delightful odors ......;.. ,'' S%sJ.s
-Four $50 Fancy SILK Lamp H' ga'b
....''i.'' Davis Zinc Writing Paper
hSeHnied and plain. linen ..ls9 "i'
,Iayed commercial and nov ...I'c' ''.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-26

Pickett Camp held their weekly meet-
ing i'm Central Hall last night Ohy
routine business was transacted. ! mere
was a small attendance OF members.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-26
OII UARf.
HEykY SACHMAN.

Mr.. Henry Nachman. respected Jew
ish citizen, Of this city, died a, ms hoIiiI
yesterday, No. 1919 east Nam street. ae
sixty-three years. ,S-.. IT.
he was sick for some time before his
death. His wife survives him. fuhetai
this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-26
GENERAL JOSEPH b. cAgn

TROY, n. Y, Feb. Major-Generai
Joseph b. Carr died yesterday morning.
aged siXty-siX. When the war broke out
he led the Second Regiment New YORK
Volunteers, 10 the front. He returned a
major-general, and was soon afterward
made commander of the Third Division
Of State militia. He was prominent IN
State politics and was three times elect
ed Secretary Of State as Republican.
He ran once for observation-disclosures.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-26
HOWARD \. JOHNSON.

NORFOLK, VA. Feb. 25.-Special-Mr.
Howard n. Johnson. son of Mr.. Greenleaf
Johnson, of Baltimore. died at his resi-
deEce on York street Sunday morning.
AGED forty-fcur years. Mr. Johnson was
one of Norfolk's most prominent business
men. He was manager and treasurer Of
the ureenleaf Johnson Lumber Company,
secretary and treasurer OF the Chowan
Railroad and Lumber Company OF North
Carolina, and a member OF the firm of
Greenleaf Johnson & Sons, OF Baltimore