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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-17

senator Flanagan s'y- the Enaciing
Clause Has Been Stricken out.

Senator William NJ. Flanagan as he
left the Police Court last Wednesday
evening after the Flood case was dis
posed Of was seen and he made some
sensational statements as 10 the election
law lately passed. lie asked me II the
Times was aware OF the fact that the
Walton Law" had been repealed. l
replied with the question. How Is that
1T seems clear" said the Senator that
the pcrnicious measure is a dead letter
and It's day is passed
How does IL happen" said /.
II will explain briefly" said ne. "Thc
new bill is entitled. IAN act 10 amend and
re-enact an act emitted an act 10 provide
for the method Of voting by ballot, APP
proved March s. 1854. The title as well
as tho body OF the bill purports to amend
ana re-enact the whole act, and the new
hill strikes from the old bill the enactins
clause | understand that the enactng
clause is essential I'm all bills and The new
law has so amended and re-enacted the
old act as to visit this hrdlu rdlufwlu raj
old act as 10 omit this vitality import
ant clause. Il is clear therefore. that II
in the new law after The words, Tead as
follows YOU insert the language winch
Is prescribed by the new law Tor the ora
en-. Won have a totally defective Dill.
Put my statement in lie Times
continued the Senator. and let US see
what the Legislators and the newspapers
have 10 say about IT,.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-17

J. Day recently. Arrangements were
partially made for the first trip OF the
season at an early date. Four new men,
beers were elected.
The contracts for erecting the Grace
Street church tabernacle have been
awarded 10 Mr.. Fritz Sitterdinz Tor the
wood work and 10 MIR. w. W Haley Tor
the lin roofing II is expected that the
building will h. ready for occupancy py
the last Sunday IN this month.
The Union Democratic Club will meet
tonight 10 discuss the principles or JET
fersonian Democracy. They cordlany IN
vite all Democrats to meet with mem
They will have delightful and interest,
ing programme. This club meets AT
Powells Hall, Church Hiil avenue.
Rabb! Cansch will deliver his noted
lecture on the Moral OF Or. Jekyl ana
Mr.. HYDE on Thursday evening at Grace
street Presbyterian church. at o'clock.
FOR the benefit OF the Retreat forl tho
s,rk and Old Dominion Hospital. This
lecture Is courteously given Dy speel"'
request.
An examination for Government Indian
positions and printing-oftice places WIZ
be held at the custom-house on M t.,,i
the 3oth. a special examiner trem
Washington will nave charge OF the can
didates. Blanks may be obtained on ap-
plication TO the assistant postmaster AT
the oost-ofiice.
Manager II. +. Smith received letter
Yesterday afternoon lfDNl JANB' -
Farrar. Judge tarrar dictated the let
ter TO his son, MT. 5. l.. Farrar. The
Judge said in his letter: Il am still In
bed. but hope to be up within the next
week"
The funeral OF Mrs. Mollie f. Johnson,
wife OF Mr.. William J. Johnson, took
place from St Patricks church at 10
o'clock yesterday morning, with requiem
mass The following gentlemen acted as
pall-bearers: Messrs. John j. Kennedy
John T. Neagle Thomas OConnQr. James
T.. Grady. y. II. Davis. and William En-
right.
The Rev Or. Starr was unable 10 oceu-
py his pulpit at Broad-Street Methodist
church Sunday and his place vas taken
In the morning by the Rev. DR.. Brown
and in the evening by the Rev. DR.. Pel.
Rev. X. =. Kerr. D. D., who has been
suffering from a slight attack OF the grip,
is out again.
Miss Julia Clopton, one OF Manchesters
most estimable ladies, died I'm Ohio Sun
day while on visit TO her sister. Mrs
Jackson Turpin. Her remains will reacn
Manchester tomorrow morning az
o'clock, and tho funeral will take place
Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock nom
Meade Memorial church, OF which her
brother. Rev. J. J. Clopton, was formerly
pastor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-17

Interesting Facts About Richmond's Citi-
zens ard other Matters.

Senator Martin was in the city yestsr-
day.
Colonel J. NJ. sledge. o, North Caro-
lima. is IN the city.
Mr. ]. NJ. Langhorne will leave Tor
Farmville to-day 10 be q witness in the
Mr.. Charles Gill left Sunday night for
Roanoke Rapids, y. c.. expecting 10 be
absent about TWO months.
Roy w w. Landrum. y. D., will
preach on 81. Patrick next sunday. lie
will deal with Ireland patron saint as a
Baptist.
Tho funeral OF Mrs. "; Writ Lefew.
whose death was announced In The Times,
took place at 800 L. NJ. yesterday from
The Second Baptist church.
Nr H. A. Caulfield has resigned as
organlst at ST. patrick's church The
members very much regret II. as he was
able. competent. and popular q.
Albert Orih, OF the Philadelphia base
ball clubs pitching stan. was registered
al the Lexington SUNDAY Nj, orth went
on to Hampton yesterday 10 join his
team. -
ur Uaddon Watkins OF Richmond,
vent 10 Norfolk last Saturday and sang
solos al Frcemason-Street Baptist church
an both morning and evening services
Sunday.
,rr,ni,v Lodge OF Good Templars will
hsys an Important meeting at Central
Hail on Tuesday night. IL is hoped the
room will be crowded by members and
visitors.
Captain T. W. Lindsay. superintendent
~ me Richmond Industrial Home, has
received from the Ministetng Ch,idren's
League OF tho Church OF the Covenant d
very pretty patchwork cunt.
Mr. c. ". currsn. state secretary Q:
the Railroad Branch Young Mems Chris
tian Association. will conduct tho Tuesday
night meeting at union Gospel mission.
corner Eighth and Main streets:
Club was held at the residence Of Mr.. n.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-17
Commune oS STREETs.


Arrangements Perfected for the Shifting
Of she Various Tracks on Broad street.
Yesterday afternoon was the regular
meeting time FOR the Council Committee
on Streets. and when Major Allen called
the meeting TO order IN room No. . OF the
city Han at =. 81 only Messrs. Alien.
Blanks. Burton. Ferfitcr. and Mcdowell
were present. 4 recess Tor fifteen MIN
utes WAS then taken in order 10 await the
arrival Of a quorum. Soon after Messrs.
Diacout and King put In an appearance.
and the usual business was proceeded
WIN.
The first business taken up was a sub
siitute ordinance IN regard 10 the shifting
OF tracks on Broad street, as agreed upon
hv an Interested parties. The committee
decided 70 recommend 10 the Council the
adoption OF thc ordnance. The latter
provides the following.
THE NEW ORDINANCE.
That me Richmond Union Passenger
Ranwuy Company Is authorized TO shift
a.. tracks on BroaG street between Han
cock and Harrison streets 90 as 70 con-
form 20 the plat now on file In the office
Of the CITY Engineer. and in the ONCE OF
the City Clerk having thereon for the
purpose Of identification the signature Of
tho City Engineer end also the signatures
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-17
Justice Johns Court,

The following cases were disposed Of In
the Police Court yesterday:
Maggie Stanard (coored) was charged
with assaulting and striking her mother.
Adeline Stanard. The old woman said
she did not believe her daughter had good
sense. but the Justice sent the latter 10
jail for thirty days, and az the same time
ordered a commission or fInacy TO in
yestigatc her case.
Joseph Christian. Willie Gray, Elijah
Branch and William Perkins (all coloredD
were fined $50 and costs for shooting
crap.
Hannah Quarles (colored) was fined
81 30 and costs for being disorderly on the
street.
Eddie Dickinson (colored) vas charged
with stealing 50 20 from Lizzie Smith,
but was discharged for the want Of eyi-
dence.
j. u. Holloway was sent 10 jail for ak
months on the charge OF abusing and
cursing his wife
Tho case OF Maggie Ellis (colored).
charged with stealing a sewing ma chine
from the Singer SewingMach!ne Com
pauy. and continued until "Wednesday to
await the arrival OF witnesses from Nor
foiE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-17

The death OF Mrs. Margaret T. Nimmo
Of this city; takes away one OF the oides
residents. being in the eishty-third year
OF her age.
She: with her late husband. Mr. c. VI
Nmmo. came TO this city about sixty
years ago from Norfolk. and connected
herself with old Trinity Methodist church
She was afterwards a member Of cente-
nary church and was active in church
and Sunday-schooi work until compelled
TO stop by encroaching age and with thu
distance she had TO go. Her lie was one
OF a quiet, unassuming nature.
Mrs. Nimmo left three children: Mrs.
Julia Mitchell: Of Petersburg; Miss FL
vira NJ Nimmo and Mr. Thomas p.
Nimmo. OF this city.
Among her grandchildren are: Mr.
William +. thinner. and. Mr.. s. +.
church. Wednesd at 7. ".
Mitchell, Of Petersburg; and Or. VIZ
ginius Harrison. Of this city. The
funeral will lake place from Centenary
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-17
ST. PAIkith's Dd1.
All the Arrangements Complete for TIE
Celebration.


ARRANGEMENTS for tho due observance
OF st. Patrick's Day to-day are all com
plete. and though not on very extern
sive scale, the details have all been care
fully arranged, and a delightful time is
assured to all who Will participate.
The Irish societies viii assemble al 81.
Patrick's schoOl-hOuse az $3.50 O'Clock, and
VIII march from thence 20 St Patricks
church. where solemn high mass VIII be
celebrated. the sermon OF the cay Will be
preached by the Rev. Father Ahern. OF
the CATHEDRAL.
The interim between the services at 81.
Patricks aud the banquet at .juTDhys
Hotel. which will be held at O'Clock
at night, will be spent In holiday
MIR. John j. Rankin will be the CHIEF
marshal on the occasion. and will be as
sisted in the discharge OF his duties By
ten appOintecs. AmOn'. the societies that
will participate In the parade are the
Ancient order OF Hiberniang. divisions
Nos ! and ?: St Patrick's Beneficial and
Social Society. Catholic knights OF Amer
lea. ST. Mays Social and Beneficial
Union. McGill Catholic Union and other
SOC -eties.
The banquet which viii be served II
Murphy's Hotel in the evening. Will be on
a very grand scale. The list OF ttasts
has ALREADY appeared in these columns.
one change has been made In IT.. the Rev.
Father Ahern responding for our cler-
gy" I'm place Of the Rev J. y. O'Reilly.
Mr. Thomas O'COnnOr, Fult0n's mail
carrier A few days ago received from a
Tels tive in County Clare. ireland q fine
lot OF the genuine Irish shamrock Mr..
O'Connor has distributed the green among
his friends. which means that nearly
every man in Fulton has sprig Of THE
leaf from the ould sod" upon the laDc!
OF his coat.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-17
Tickets Selling Rapilly

Tho sale OF reserved seats at Manly Il.
Ramos 4 Co.'S: 10 T. Broad street.
fer the concert and entertainment to be
given at the Academy OF Music. on Tues
day. 2ith inst. for the benefit OK DR.
Haicher's church Is now IN progress.
The programme win be made NJ in the
next few days and will he one OF absorb
inc interest Tickets have been selling
like "hot cakes" Captain Angle has
sold nearly 100 personally and others have
reported very favo ably. so q at now there
IS no doubt that there will be very
large audience in attendance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-17

He IL Getting Things In Readiness-Barle
katns Letter.

While Freddy" Foster is luxnrlating In
Florida ami throwing down to second
base and Flynn is reaping n fortune
from his accident policy with a broken
finger Jake Wells is not Idle.
lie is as busy a hen with lot Of rev
chickens. Every day he spends s,vera.
hours III making preparations itr the
coming or the champions who Nill lie
here by next Sunday. The boys viii rut
up at the Lexington and Try TO grow
stout of OF the fat Of the land
Wells IS getting out a nice score took
To he sold on the grounds J. will &c
gotten up In great shape and will be the
only official score book for sale
Jake SAYS that II can be relied on-that
IL, ne means 1t can be relied on ns tar
as any score book can-but Of course they
are all prone TO errors.
! met little Barley" Kahn the cthor
day in the Capitol Square. pushing his
slx-months-old baby boy In a new baby
carriage lie looked very proud and happy
and told me the child was named Mike.
and that already he showed signs Of
becoming a player for he IS great on the
"bawL' Barley received the following
letter from old Turkey" ,;Iovss that
viii be read with interest by tn rcofcrs.
You can gather few choice tr'nhs igcm
between the lnef.,,
Cincinnati. MAJ -. 80.
Friend Barley: ..
/ received your letter this morning end
was glad to hear from You. l am also
very glad TO hear that you will be with
US again ard am only sorry mat more Of
the old team are not coming back.
George Lawson sends me the papers
pretty regularly and ! sec that base
ball is getting warm again. 50 you have
taken the pledge. well. old boy. that is
good thing for YOU know that drink and
ball-playing won't pull together. meet
Jack. Harry, and Carney good deal
over at the pool rooms, bat nurdly
think they have the book ma sors "irt ke"
yet / haven't seen "Speck" for almost
a month as he sticks ont in the Fast
End all the time. but ] hear that he
hasn't signed anywhere as yet sup
pose YOU know that Jack goes 10 l'roV-
donce heard that Houseman mad
signed with New Orleans. but don't know
whether it il so or not. Lefty MARI
has seven Clncy boys on his team. so
VIC must surely beat them out.
Jake thinks whole lot OF you, IN TACT
more so than you may think ana You
can bet YOU will never lose any thing ~
treating him right. ] know ] lushed mp
a good deal myself last season, Tut I'll
tell YOU / am going 10 be 5000 nj DC
cent the coming season.
The Cincinnati club were after Fanny
but he didn't want 10 play here as he
saws he didn't believe Ewing would give
him fair trial.
So Reddy Foster has the swell head;
well I didn't think that Of him.
II we don't do anything else. ] am
glad they are going TO fix our outheld'
FOR YOU know the trouble we used 10
have with ground balls us wonder We
weren't killed. The time for reporting
"a drawing near and you can bet l amt
a biz sorry. for am tired Of doing Moth
ing. Hoping you are in the best OF
health. ] remain as ever,
Your friend.
CLIFF.
Turkey. like some other sensible play
ers has found Richmond a capital city
TO live in. D. -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-17
ylrrinin stntc Ronrd Of Pharmacy.

Tie Virginia State Board q. Pharma.
cv met yesterday morning In Colonel
John Bell Bigger's office. in the Capitol
building. 10 make the necessary prepara-
tory arrangements for the examination
Of registered pharmacists and assistant
pharmacists which will begin this morn
Ing a. 70 o'clock. in the hall Of the House
of Delegates. The following members Of
the Board were PRESENT. Mr.. I. A.
Miller OF Richmond, president, Mr.. r.
X. Beckwith. Of Petersburg. secretary
Mr.. G. F. Kearfoot. Of Martinsville; Mr..
Robert Brydon, OF Danyille. The only
absentee was Mr. James L. Avis, OF Har-
risonburg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-17
Hastings Court

In the Hastings Court yesterday morn
ing tho ease az Sandy Williams was call
cd charged with cutting Thomas Fuller
at the Union station some weeks ago.
recess had 10 be taken until $50 =. NJ.
70 allow time for the finding Of some wit
nesses who failed 20 appear Judge
Witt issued attachments for tho persons
in question and placed the papers in
tho hands Of Sergeant Tomlinson tor
execution. Judge Witt was highly in
dlgnant at the non-appearance Of these
witnesses and said that unless they had
some extraordinary good reasons for their
absence. ne should send them 10 Jail for
contempt CT court
When tho court reconvened in the ~
ternoon Sergeant Tomlinson. as well as
City Sergeant Epps and his deputies. re
ported that they had been unable 10 find
the witnesses and the case then had 10
so over until Wednesday. March 18th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-17
Colonel John Bel Bigger Improved

Colonel John Bell Bigger. Clerk OF the
House OF Delegates and Keeper Of Rolls
Of the General Assembly, has returned
from 4 Few days sOJourn al the home OF
his friends. Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Craig, at
Cold Sulphur Springs He was again at
mis- ONCE yesterday morning. and stated
that he felt greatly improved He said
De would have STAYED for another week
had 10 not been for the heavy. snowfall
of the past few days. which made II al
most impossible TO go out Of doors. Col
Onol Bigger expects 10 make another trip
TO the same place within a few weeks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-17
THE COST or THE uIITyfRy.
In Aiding 10 Carry out the Laws of the
civil Authorities i'm tho stnte.

Some very interesting reading is TO be
found in the report Of the Auditor OF
Public Accounts in regard - the money
expended during the past fiscal year to
deiIay the legitimate expenses. as pre-
scribed by the statute for the various
military organizations In the state. that
authorities in maintaining law and order
rom the report II may be seen that the
following amounts were paid 10 the mill
tary for assistance in the respective
counties. Roanoke county, y.64: Taze-
Wen county Pocahontas affair. S2G. =
1862. Warwick county. SlsG. -. WincLes-
ter city; 5000. Clarke county: sSif IS.
Lunenourg county, s3.Oi4. 95-making "a
total OF Si0,Jp5.ls. All OF this money had
10 he paid ont Of the general fund OF the
priated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-17
A Valuable Eciir

Mr. Chris. Evensen has on exhibition
an interesting and valuable war relic In
the form Of an old chair which was used
bv General Henry \. Wise when he &c
cupied Fort Harris in 1872 The chair
Is a rustic affair. with woven seat. and
was made with a jacS-knIfe by a confed
crate soldier. When the fort was evacu'
gtcd the chair fen into the hands OF Mr..
Roper. and by him was left 10 his niece.
from whom 10 came 10 is present owner
MIR Bennett Of Henrico county. The
chair would make a valuable addition
to the Confederate Muceum.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-17

Richmond girl, but II was, not suspected
that he had third wifes
A letter received b. Detective Sergeant
Tomlinson Sunday. discloses that Jones
was welded to an Augusta county girl
in 1891. who IL probably his lawful wife.
IL r. a somew hat remarkable fact In con-
nection with the bigamist's matrimonial
ventures that he made' no attempt to
conceal HIS identity at any time. but was
married every time under the same name.
The authorities OF Prince Edward will
proceed agaginst Jones for bigamy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-17

The Henrico County Court was in ses-
sion but a short while yesterday.
A nolli prosequi was entered in the
case Of j. l.. Ill., the colored lawyer.
y no has once been convicted i'm the court
for Ascending with his clients money
and who was subsequently granted new
trial.
Mrs. Mary Boechlng and owen Oxen
were fornd guilty Of selling liquor on
Sunday, and fined so apiece.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-17
Property Transfers.

Richmond: John A. Bushell to Fred, II
CARRIER. 80 feet on north side Graham
street between Williamsburg avenue and
Fulton street, Sl,Jp.
Guarantee Building Loan, and Trust
Company 70 Emma j., wife OF Clarence
Peyton. ~ feet on west side Harrison
street near Moore. S6l5.
Samuel II. Pulliam to Charles y; Oliver,
1Gis feet on north side HI street between
St. John and St Paul. $50.
l.. Sitterding 10 Emma }. Peyton, fix
~ feet in square bounded by Leigh.
Moore. Harrison. and Norton streets. $50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-17
GETTING DEEPER INFO fROtBLE
BIount IL Sent to Jail for Several Depreds-
tim. Committed by HIM.

James Il. Blount. who was arraigneo on
Saturday in the Police Court for robbing
one Of his fellow-boarders at the board
,ng-house where ne was stopping at the
time. found himself again IN court yes
tcrdav morning. This time he was
charged with taking lot OF jewclry from
NJ Relic Watkins. who keeps a board
ing -lfonse at NO. :.~4 y street lie pawn
"a tho articles. and was arrested by Ser
geant Hall. To whom the case had been
re.iOrted.
iie admitted that he pawned the articles.
hut claimed that his little boy had found
them tie was sent 10 jail FOR four
months on this charge. ana ne received
thirty days additional in two instances
where he had jumped his board-b bill. Mrs.
q a. Barns and Mrs. j. T.. Bland were
the Complainants In these cases. BlOunts
ten-year-old son MAS given into the care
OF Mrs Watkins.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-17
LACES AND EMBROIDERIES

We hear only words OF commendatioi
about our stock Of Laces and Emoroio
cries. Dainty patterns, new designs, an'
the best workmanship possible 10 be had
Having unlimited facilities and the bes
Lace and Embroidery buyers IN thS
south, we are at all times able 70 up
hold the high standard OF excellence VI
have set for this department. IL yo,
want the best and newest of Laces ant
Ernbroideries at the lowest possible price
;re ask you TO give this department you
ccnsid, ration.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-17

iisamis, Z. Getting si.ii Deeper

.Tours The biEa'nis' II Getting si'ii Deeper
~ IN "~f's.
George ". Jones. who was recently con-
victed " bigamy "a tho Hastings Court.
now lies IN the city jail awaiting removal
70 the State prison.
He admitted that he married Prince
Edward lady before his marriage with, q
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-17
The j,rnz.ne Exploded.

An alarm from Box 81. at Fourteenth
and Main street~ called the department
10 the drugstore Of Bodeker Brothers,
al 1914 east Main street. yesterday after
st,ye. had exploded. The fire that started
as a result was extinguished with hand
grenade before the department arrived.
The loss was about SO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-17

In every little garden.
No matter where its seen,
There youll always ma me pants anu
trees
"A-woarin' OF the green"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-17
Chancery Conri.

The Chancery Court adjourned for the
term yesterday after sixty-one consecu-
tive days of session. during which three
hundred and lightweight DEGREES and
orders were entered and tnirty-four causes
were finally determined and disposed Of
The next term OF the court begins on
the first Monday I'm April next.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-17
r,,o conflrmatlous on SUNDAY.

on Sunday afternoon Bishop =. NJ.
White held o confirmation IN 81. Luke y
church, corner Weshirgton and Beverly
streets when twonty-sevon candidates
presented themselves.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-17
Committee on FIRST Market
E nance Committee 10 Ycct

The Council Committee on Finance will
meet ia the Auditors office in the CITY
Han this afternoon at O'Clock 20 begin
with the consideration Of the budget for
the new fiscal year. Persons Interested
IN The matter are invited 10 appear.
Tho Committee on Grounds and Build
ines will hold an important session this
evening AT o'clock in room No of the
City Hall.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-17
Temple, PeInberton, COrdes \ Go.

do
ba
end in
in Goosin hands h
wand nwhht
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The vaieis sand
convince
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-17
CITY Circuit Court.

In the City Circuit Court yesterday =
suit Yves Instituted by J. L. Taliaferro
against J. G. and J. ~. McCue. 10 re-
cover 500 damages,