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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-03-06

The jury in the Lane murder case at
Versailles was unable to agree on YER
dict, and was discharged, standing six
for life, four for Is years and two for two
yesrs.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-03-06

All last winter Mr.. Geo. A. NJ ills. of Lebanon,
Coan., was badly afflicted with rheumatism Al
straight but as drawn over on one side III tried
different remedies without hnding relief" he saws
'until about six months ago I bought a bottle OF
DIR. ChamberlAin's Pain Balm. Alter using it ion
three days my rheumatism was gone aud has moi
returned since"
For sale by Craig q Hooker, Stanford, Ky.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-07
GITETY ~ MIAcHEsTER.
4 Large crowd Witpe--es AUNT Din"h'
Quitting Party"

4 Large crowd Vitpe--es AUNT Dinnh =
Quitting Party"
"Aunt Dinah's Quilting Party was CIV
ON last night at Leader Hail. Manchester,
i'm the presence OF one OF the largest au-
diences that has assembled there.
The programme rendered was a delight
ful one. aud am evening of rare enjoyment
was spent. Reuben and Rachel was
also part OF tine programme
The sum rcaliZ IS was FL neat enc am"
will bc used Tor the benefit oi OAK Grove
Baptist Sunday
\ very enthusiastic meeting OF the ladies'
of Manchester Ward Of The old Dominion
Hospital. Richmond. was held al Baln-
bridgc-Street Baptist church Thursday
afternoon. A report was read showing
that six persons have been sent 10 the
hospital. five OF whom We're cured and the
other viii be well in a short time. After
the regular business had been transacted,
the following officers We're elected FOR this
year. Mrs. J.. n. Dawson, president, Mrs.
". ~. owens. first vice-president. Mrs.
White. second vice-presidcnt; Mrs. DuNal
secretary. and Mrs. W. b. Bradley treas
Urer.
The golden wedding Of Judge and Mrs.
S. Bassett French was 10 have been cele-
bratcd ON Thursday. but the indisposition
Of the judge prevented.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-07
THOUSAND MILE TICKET.
Mr.. MORTON FURNISHED ONE BT
THE REPUBLICIN COMMITTEE.
White Caps Doing Unlawful Deeds. in
surry County-A Tobacconist
Missing-Eenders.

WINSTON-SALEM. y. c., March G.
Special. Holton tells me that
be has not definitely decided upon the
time for the meeting OF the State Re
publication Executive Committee. There
appears 10 be no doubt, however that II
viii be held this month. Mr.. Holton mas
been furnished with a 1000 mileage book
over the Southern railway. 1t is pre-
sumcd that it is paid for by the National
Republican Committee.
Mr.. Holton is doing a great deal Oh
travelling these days. a gentleman tells
me that q Is amusing TO see the cnaiiih .iii
shaking hands and hutton-holh5 49,
Republican white and cOlOred OF any
note. The leaders OF his party are "Dl'o
some old-time hustling all over the SiAl,'i;
Winston municipal elcuon, 10 pt H .iN
i'm Nav IS one of the absorbing TOPICS
just now. COlncl j. ". Aispdu@u ni'e
Colonel W. T.. Smith are the ohly n''. .t,,
heard mentioned in CONNECTION WIN ~,
office OF mayor by the Democrats. ~
Republicans hope To see the bthoei @l9
nominate two tickets by bringing lne
whisky question prominently 70 lhe ttv,,'
\ meeting OF the temperance pevpt - a.
nOuned Tor next Monday night, When },
Will probably be decided whether OF Hoe
the liquor question VIII DC maze az 49, 80,
in the coming election. Inc 1-ty 'Diiil.y-,
cratic Executive Committee has decid fd
q
mayor aria fifteen aldermen ,.-,
The Ordinance Committee OF inc " l.-
ston Aldermen has been instructed 10
draw an ordinance to require the fu.tl
railway company 10 provide renders lot
the street cars. 100000,
Mr. Frank Il. Webster leaf tobacco
dealer OF Madison. has quietly dsapp,di
"a from that town. Ills wife ana liienua
are very anxious regarding ms N"elc'
abOuts. t .bo
White Caps have been at work m the
Westneid section of Surry county; tn.s
visited the home of John ana Meilss.
Con. people Of questionable character d.
few 'uiehts ago, and whipped them on
their bare backs with switches. olli'i
undesirable citizens have been thfealeHiSI
with similar treatment. 'ohs-utianic
excitcmept mas been caused by the W hlle
Cans. and several young men are 4'
portcd 10 have been arrested, chdtseu
with beinc connected with the aualr'
judge and Mrs. a. l.. Coble. or states
vile. are visiting friends here.
Sir. James W. Cook. a prominent insin-
bor ana organizer OF the Jr. .; l.. =. ~
and also IA member of the salem b9use'
ID. a. ~. died quite suddenly Nednes-
dav night an bis home in Salem ..,.t.
Miss Maggie Buxton. or Lenoit' ls N!sl.-
ing her brother here. Hon. j. &. buA'On'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-07

The Anti-Daugherty Members of the Ful
ton-Blptist Church Meet.

The inti-DaugheftN Neinptf- Oh inc i III
tomb lptist Church Meet
At a meeting of the anti-Daugherey
members Of the Fulton Baptist church
last night. a committee was appointed
to secure the services of a new pastor
for the church. No recognition Of Rev
paughCrty's resignation was taken, as
nis statement was considered IN the
light of a Withdrawal
Resolutions were drawn up. the sub
stance Of which was that the congregation
of the Fulton Baptist church wish Rev.
Daugherty and his flock success, and
that they had for him and his only
brother.y love.
The followers Of Rev. Mr.. Daugheriy
are firm in their determination TO estab-
lish a new church.
1t is proposed to erect tabernacle at
Malone and Fulton streets which viii
accommodate 500 people Mr.. Daugherty
SAYS that work viii be begun az once.
and that during it's construction they may
POSSIBLY secure POwhatan Hall lie as
scrts positively that his action towards
the church was that OF withdrawal and
not resignation. As 10 his belief In faith
cures he said he believed I'm divine heal
ing just as does A. e. Simpson. Of New
York, and as the late Or. \. j. Gordon
did.
Mr. Daugherty says several builders
have the plans for the tabernacle now in
hand and will submit bids In a day or
two. The following Committee on FL
nance was appointed Thursday night: DR..
+. L. Reams. Mossrs. Norman Jordan.
John II. Breeder, William -. MARROW.
.ercy Reams =. H. .sllett, Thomas
Cross. and J.. Leonard.
No name has been chosen for the
church as yet. Over one hundred menu
bers have been enrolled.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-07

20 be Just as agreeable 10 the eye and
as instructive TO the mind.
Another pleasing picture is the Last
Illusions" after "Gloyre.' the original IN
the Louvre. 4 poet is seen on tho banks
of a river. viewing the joys and pleasures
of "a party OF young men ana women "a
an antique boat. with silkcn sails, pass
ing down the stream.
The soft, declining light OF sunset mo
new moon the birds dying homeward To
their nests and the other poetic Ideas
OF the original are Wei conveyed.
"a Head of Rembrandt" the original 10
curate copy. There is a Landscape.
after Corat. very characteristic. and iull
OF the sllvery atmosphere which perNad.s
that artists works. A copy OF the well.
known Luxembourg picture, The ON
and cat" is shown. Chaplin is the orifi-
nal artist. Mr.. Busey has made "a charm
ing cOpv Of 81. preserving the dlsunculf
French style and technique OF The French
Other excellent copies OF paintings
shown are the Triumph Of GNatea, on
Taraval: ladies and Cavalier OF Ian.
cret the original in Che Louvre. ana
"Antwerp Harbor" of Lapostalet
Mr. Busey shows some very clever OF sf
nal work I'm a portrait OF Mr. w Dukc
of the Duke Sons a. CO. nrhneh or i-c
American Tobacco COMPANY. nus poi-
trait is full of vigor ana strentin' aiin
SHOWS i'iN i'N'
texture. 49,. ,,-,..
other original paintings OF Mt buseH
are i've studies of Venetian scenes, al
Inherent and very interesting the atmo.
pher of Venice being exceedingly Wen
pOrtraVCd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-07

The Executive Committee Of the Bap-
list city Missionary Society met in me
Second Auditors Office, In the state IL
brary building last night. President Jo-
siah Ryland was in the chair, ana only
routine business was transacted.
The Rev. ". $. Leake. the city mis-
sionary. made an encouraging report oil
his work. He stated that the shop ser
vices were well attended and considerable
interest was being manifested IN them.
lie further said that buildings would soon
be erected for the College View mission
and for the mission started In Manchester
lasf fall lY this soclely.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-07

Meeting Declared on on Account OF Rus
sells Chances.


RALEIGH y. c.. March G.-special.-
An idea OF holding a meeting OF the re
publican State Executive Committee on
the 18th OF this month has been aban-
doned completely. This was state SEN
ator Grants idea. but when ne iounh thas
his move would inJurc the prospects 81
Hon. -. II. Russell for Governor ne WIN
To KIN Grants chances in Washington,
some OF the Republicans nave Sent Oh
the bin introduced by senator Hlant IN
fne last LEGISLATURE, which was an eN3rt
to st0D the SlOoOO appropriation lor lhe
Gvfrri Oruhau Asylum. when Is the pet
and pride of Masons in North carolina.
me revenue collections in this district
for February were Sns'te. Ill, &, cssh
The county convention heid III -NaSn
by the Republicans few days ago ~
looked uuou as really the opening OF INC
campaign hy thAt party. j Ht oi, ,,.i.,, ~
beat them with their county tDit
held lu wayne county on the -'lh Oh
ne committee for furtherng the plans
for q public library has been appolH ',i.
Thaie are twenty Gentlemen a l,i JM com
reterf. Everything points TO the GER
iafnfv Of inc undertakings
There was yesterday movement ',ai -
ga 100 form a society Tor t'e s.il ,,.ir h.
of vice Duo ibis city Itl means "''' ~
used remains to Dee seen. f..i..
hon. Joseph Turner, who. as alIedef
announced. viii renew nis SUIT asIil''1
estate of the late Governor W. w.
Holden le ia the city. and says me- l5
'.rlrorine "a book for publication. entitled
.Joa Turner's Recollecuons oL nla DMu
Tfme4 n Will Doe a history of the curry
settling OF Orange county anu Ah''Nii''
az prominent men OF thal o ,l.,, s,'- ann as
Marshal Carroll has gotten fl''T"
,..ifress-roncv from Washington. % "4i
Doe remembered t1a- at IN, Gnu "i W. SO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-07


Another complication has arisen at the
CITY Gas-Works which Will cause some
additional work 10 the Committee on
Gfrbf Mr. Chastain j.. Hampton, am
errineer at the Lower Gas-N Works, was
recently discharged at what might app
uasras rather short notice. Tie had been
t.,,ioved al the Gas-WOrks for over
Twenty-Five years, and was considered a
faithful and reliable man. Tie was nou-
fled bv Foreman Mays that his services
were, no longer required, and that "a suc-
co-sor for him had been selected lamp
ton then applied 90 Sunerlntenne"
Knowles for an explanation, AZ was I"-
formed that he had insulted Foreman
Mays. which DE denied.
Then IL Is said, Mr. MAYS was called
i'm. who said he could prove the charge
by the WOrkingmen. The latter were
brought up. but said they knew notnln5
OF any insulting language used by tamp-
ton - the foreman. notwithstanding lhi'
statement. Hampton was not feinst"leu.
Some of his friends informed several
r,enhers of The Council Committee on
Light Of the matter and h was REFERRED I'D
a subcommittee FOR further inVesllsaI ION.
This subcommittee met az the Lower
Gas-WOrks for the first time ON last J. u,s-
dav afternoon. Messrs. Grimes ana nome
beng present AT ttlAA AAAllhs -atNNt -''fAf-
iutendent Knowles had stated that ne
had discharged Hampton. be got into am
alteration with Mr. John r. Grimes,
the chairman of the Committee ON lAsn1
but they We're prevented from coming 10
blows bv Mr. Noble. However, this Incl
dent ended the investigation for thar day
Ia regard 10 the discharge OF Ar. hamp-
tom. Superintendent Knowles has express
ed himself as follows.
The rights Of the superintendent as 10
the employment and discharge OF men
have never been questioned until tnis
case came up. Hampton was discharged
for INSTRUMENTATION.
Hampton did not come 10 work one
dav. and sent no word. When De came
the next day the foreman asked MN
why he had violated a rule OF the works,
which requires employees 10 be- at hand
on time. or send word so a substitute can
be put To work. Hampton gave the fore
man short answer, and he was reported
20 me.
'rhe man did not suit me. / dld not
consider him "A capable man for the po-
sition he held. To run the works on
business principles. as / am doinS, /
must have the authority 10 employ or
discharge men, and have the institution
under control OF the employers"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-07

WASHINGTON, Mach G.-Why the
schooner $. j. Mallory, seized near Tam
pa. Fla, is not released. is puzziing the
Treasury officials. ana Acting Secretary
Wike has wired in vain 10 the collector al
Tampa for information. The Mallory
was ordered released under certain con-
ditions when she was brought into port
and the fact that she only carrie" aIii9
and no men other than her crew was re-
ported. This action was based on the
TIA and Bermuda eases, and IL was IN the
power Of the collector TO act on the
United States District Attorneys advice.
IL is barely possible that an action Tor
damages may be brought against the Gov
eminent for seizing the Mallory. and that
her owners will not accept release with
out compensatory damages.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-07

The establishment Of Franck Brothers.
on Franklin street near Ninth street,
rs IN rs with paintings of the artist Mr..
\. II. Busey. late of Baltimore. and "a
puul of Bongerean. of Paris. and these
works of art attracted much attention
from art-lOvers yesterday ..,,
a striking picture is the copy Of "Ihe
birth of Venus" the canvas, 1Nli feet.
the original hy Cahanei being in She Lux,
c,nb0urr. Paris. This copy is considered
absolutely correct iu design ana teen
r-io,fs the original being closely initiated,
-, ti..,t when This picture is seen the oriei-
nal is practically viewed. As the original
cqnnot be- obtained. this copy is Thought
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-07

Witnesses Being summoned In Large
NuInbs rs-Marabic's Counsel.
GREEN BAY, VA. March Especial
Sheriff Dickinson. in summoning the
Jurors to try the Lunenburg murdcrcrs,
selected them from tho interior of the
county. near Darlington Heights.
Most of them are sturdy farmers. Judge
j. NJ. CrutC has received from Captain
a. h. Guigon. counsel for the negro WOO
men. an additional list of witnesses 10 be
summoned. They are from the counties
Of Charlotte. Mecklenburg. and Lunen-
burg.
II is claimed hy many that there Will
he attending this trial the largest crowd
that ever assembled In Farmville.
Hon. W. G. Franklin, OF Appomattox,
has been employed to defend Solomon
Marabc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-07
fredericksburg News.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. March C.
Specially. Thorburn Mills. formerly a
printer in the Government Printing Of
ice, IN Washington. died at his home
here this mccning. aged thirty-eight J~$ss.
Grand Chancellor W. =. Gfrrst~ Of
Leesburg. pa.d al of'icial visit last night
10 Fredericksburg Lodge. No ~. Knights
81 -ytnies.
Mr. w Seymour White has announced
himself IN q card candidate for Mayor
and Mr. Alvin r. Embrey for the posi-
ton OF Commemorative Attorney.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-07
rnE rarARwElrnnR TOURNEY.
indictments Against the Birdwood VAN
dals and Eobbers.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. March c.
Special.-A large crowd attended the
University last evening to witness the
third annual tourna. of the Fayerweather
Gymnasium Association The winners
and those 10 whom medals We're given
were: in tumbling-Pcters. /; Henry. >.
Roller. .. Parallel bars-lioXton, /. Hen
~. .. Heiner. .. German horse-HenrN.
]. Hoxton, =. Cockeyel. 3. Ring
Peters. / HoNton. -. Henry, .. llori-
rental bars -HoXtOn. J. Peters. - Hen
~. 3. Ayers won the "all-round medal.
Tbs County Court grand jury con-
vened this morning al II o'clock TO h..
cuire into the charges against r. J. Wing
..eid II. 6. Reynolds. Robert Shoape
and Ben Shoape. charged with the re-
cent vandalism and robberies at Bird
wood" the residence Of Captain William
Chamberlain.
a true bin for felony was found against
each of the prisoners
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-07

Al a meeting # the Real Estate Exchange
YESTERDAY Walter Sharp. q prominent
member. charged II. l.. Page with violat-
ing a rule OF the exchange by dividing
commissions with an outsider
Page Wa ACQUITTED. and SHARP, hccom-
ing enraged violently abused certain
members. \ fight was with diiiiculty
avoided. Sharp's resignation was uhahl-
m0usly asked for.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-07

HANDSOME and stately Mai Estelle Will
play the character OF Hubert the va
liant In Charles III. lale's Greater
Tweve Temptations. In previous produc-
tons Of this spectacle the role has been
impersonated by well-known Ieadins
man. but Manager Yale Is OF the opinion
that a handsome woman is more suitable
Seats are now on sale.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-07

II. James Episcopal Church Want Him for
Their Pastor.

4 spccial 10 The Times last night from
Lynchburg says:
4 committee from ST. James Episcopal
church. of Richmond. arrived here yesier-
day and extended call 10 the passionate
Of that church TO Rev. John Lloyd. u. d.
pastor OF Grace Memorial.
Or. Lloyd took the call under considcra-
ton. but it is hardly probable that he
will leave Lynchburg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-07

Miss Katie Gilbert. well and favoraby
known as one of the most accomplished
s0ubreties on the American stage, Is with
Charles II. Yale's Greater" Twelve
foundations. and i'm the character OF
bright Eyes" has unlimited scope for
the display of her handsome presence.
Miss Gilbert sings swectly and dances
cNquisitely Seats may now be reserved.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-07
Scientific Investigation.

MARTINsvILLE. VA. March G.-Spc-
.lsis-The Board OF Supervisors met to-
fay and levied a sufficient amount OF
money 20 have the stomach OF James
Davis, who is thought to have been
poisoned by Wade Lester. analysed, and
br. G. p. Smith was appointed to carry
- stomach to Richmond ~ once.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-07
rROrnLA ~ mr. IVY.
Mt Martin GETS Part of the Furniture and
Mr.. GabcIl lr balance.

The Elkwood Inn. az the corner OF
Tenth and Capitol streets. has suspended
business for the time being. The place has
been in operation for the past two year,
under the proprictorship OF Mr.. Geotge
McGovern. This gentleman said YESTERDAY
that De had lost about 5000 during the
time be had been running the inn.
The teams OF Mr. James ". Martin,
the furniture dealer Were busily engaged
yesterday in hauling away an the aru-
cles which belonged TO Air. Martin.
The place was rented to Mr.. McHovern
by Mr. IT, l.. Cahcll. the real estate
agent and he has taken possession OF
everything lcft by Mr.. Martin for rent
due.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-07

She Delighted an Audience Last light mt
the y VI. 4. 4.

The entertainment for the benefit of the
Starr Rosebud Missionary Society OF
Broad-Streot Methodist Episcopal church
was held In the \. NJ. G.. a. Han TASK
evening. Those who took part in me
entertainment were Miss Frances l.eisn
starr el0cutionist. Mr.. lladdon an Nll-
tenor: Mss Nena Newman. MIs IT,
Brengle. soprano: Mca-rs. lom.hlN B
clarke. and Wo0dal. mandoins ana
guitar. and Mr.. Reginald Walker accom-
panist. A fair-szed audience was pres. h1
and were highly delighted with tne stl..
tions given The following programme
was rendered.
part / Trio. Messrs. Tompkins. Moou-
an and Clarke. reading, rleiif
Scheme" Miss starr. solo, Air. Watkins
reading "Gmevra.' Miss starr, e.r'.
Mrs. Brenele and Mr. watkins. solo Miss
Wena Newman. reading jerks 'ny Ie-
ouesO. Miss Starr. solo. Mrs. brcnsie.
Part little SuiEgles Family me
widow and her seven hloomins danfnlI-
-S'manthy Ann. Jcrushy, Angelica H'-
gina Utopia. SilVicta lorena' i.l,.lo !,
Cassandria. Mehetibel, and Jemlma' the
baby.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-07
1hs National Issue

a fitting and up-to-date ballet creation.
original with Charles IL. Iale's Greater"
Twelve Temptations. is 'rhe National
Issue" dance. trio Of characters repre-
senting gold, silver. and Uncle Sam. IL
is a dancing battle for recocnitior by the
two metals OF Uncle Sam. Its termina-
ton, however. is acceptable. Seats are
on sale to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-07

WALLERSTElN.- on Thursday
night. at 1888 o'clock GUSTAV NAlr
j EhsTEIN, in the cighteth year ol hl7
The funeral will take place from tne
residence of Mr.. a. %. Kaufman, lul
east CLAY street. SUNDAY, at II 4. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-07
SIJiKT fNDREUs ACOUITTED.
A Case That Cot the Commonwealth
Thousand Dollars.

STAUNTON. VA. March Especial
The trial OF Stuart Andrews In the Coun-
IS Court for the murder Of Miss Bible
~ a criminal operation resulted in "a
verdict OF acquittal. after fight Of ten
or twelve days and the examination ol
nearly one hundred witnesses. The
ease cost the Commonwealth more than
thousand dollars.
The barn OF Captain f.. \. Fulcher
with It's contents. valued at twenty-five
hundred dollars. were totally destroyed
by fire last night Covered hy insurance
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-07
More

Medicinal value IN a bottle Of Hoods sarsa-
parila than in any other preparation.
uove skill il required. more care taken, moro
expense Incurred in IT. manufacture.
It costs the proprietor and the dealer
aaoxe but il costs the consumer less, as he
gets moro doses for his money.
Moye curative power IS secured by It's peculiar
combination, proportion and process,
which mares " peculiar C. &c.
Moro people are employed and more space o.
cuped I'm lis Laboratory than any other.
More wonderful cures effected and more tes.
tlmonials received than by any other.
More sales and more increase year By year
are reported by druggists.
Moro people are taking Hoods sarsapar.lla
taking it today than ever before.
More and STILL MORE reasons might DO
given why you should take
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-07
WE ARE


that oar offerings cannot {; eouallea
in Richmond. We got this conviction irom
the people who, after examining othsr stocks,
com, here and bay. Convictions, sacked
with cash, are very impressive. 1t viii be
interesting to lock for The very best valuss
to be found elsewhere, and thsn Compare
them with those offered here today.
Tn, word "sreat" scarcely conveys ths
meaning when all the general ana special
points are considered. These offerings are
clearly ahead Of any yet Submitted this year.
The prizes though exceptionally small, are
backed BY unimpeachabe valnss.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-07

LYNCHBURG. VA. March Especial.
81 the meeting of the CITY Council this
afternoon the tax rate was reduced from
: go TO $l.l0.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-07

Two Members Are Elected TO I'm
Vacancies.

ASHLAND. VA. March Especial
Al a meeting OF the Town Council to-
night Nessrs. j. NJ. Leak and J. r. COX
were elected TO fill the vacancies In that
body caused by the deaths OF Messrs.
J. " TAYLOR and Eugene Delarue.
The Council will meet again next Mon
day night 10 elect Mayor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-07
peAcE RrsToRED.

A shor. colloquy. which seemed likely
TO lead 10 a serious quarrel thcn loon
place between the two gentlemen hu.
Judge Christian acted as peac'lnaAer' anu
ti,,' small llow ever. a little later on I'D
The meeting General WISE stated that De-
regretted To- have said anything unpleas-
ami to Mr. Dickersun, ami peace between
tine two was restored. while the objection
able circular was laid on the table unol
the next meeting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-07
God 8
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