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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-27

A Bows stomach T. Proof Against Pis-
fol Buliefr.

A painful accident occurred about 4'5O
o'clock Christmas Gay To
Carter. Jr.. a twelve year-old son Of MI
Elisha Carter. who lives on Holly street
between Pine and Laurel The boy was
engaged with "A companion In paying WIZ,
an old-fashloned sevcn-shooter pistol OF
the pepper-box variety. The boys had
several cartridges. and young carter >
companion after several attempts. sue
coedcd In firing one OF them or.
lie then put the pistol in his pocket.
and started TO carry Il away, but Carter
insisted on having il, and the boy fndlly
left II with him.
Carter took ore OF the cartridges which
was too large for the chambers OF the
pistol and tried 20 force It in. putting the
muzzlc against his stomach and the cart
ridge against the fence
After several attempts tho cartridge
exploded sending the heavy ball into the
little fellows body.
Strange 10 say. he dld not know AZ first
that he was shot. and kept on playing Tor
some time. When he went into the house
he began TO feel some pain and complain
cd 10 his mother. who found upon exam
nation that he was badly hurt, and ~
once sought medical aid.
DR.. i. L. Franklin at once responded 10
the summons. and dressed the wound.
which was located Just over the stomach.
lie found that the ball had penetrated
the skin and muscles beneath. and had
como back out OF the same hole 10 went
in.
Late last night Or. Franklin re-
ported his patient rs doing well and In a
fair way 10 recover.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-27

four years OF age. was found dead In an
old field In Henrico county near Barton
Heights yesterday morning. and the YER
dict reached by jury az an inquest con-
Quoted by Squire Vincent was
that he died from exposure.
AS pint bottle OF whisky
was found In the pocket Of tho dead man.
1t is thought that he lay down drunk
where he was found and the cold weather
did the rest.
Mr.. II. l.. Timm. Of the New York
World, is at Murphys.
Mr.. Herbert Goodrich. OF Alexandra.
is visiting relatives in the city.
Mrs. John Landerkin and daughter,
Mrs. Or. Small. OF Gardner. Maine. are
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. a. ID. Lander
kin. No. 3li Harrison street.
Miss Ellie Andey Lacy. who has been
attending the Mary Baldwin Seminary.
stanton, Va. IS spending her holidays
in the city with her parents. and has
as her guests. Miss Berkeley Eliyson. OF
Danvine. Va: Miss Bculah Norton. OF
Washington. D. c.: Mise Amelia Jordan,
OF Philadelphia, and Miss Marie Monta-
que Of Mississippi
Mr.. Robert Arthur. ~ COS north
Sixth street employed at the Richmond
Locomotive Works. had narrow escape
from losing his evc-slght on Christmas
day by the explosion OF a cannon hre-
cracker in his face. with which lo was
celebrating the holiday season. Or. -.
j. Spauldlng was summoned 10 attend
Mr. Arthur. who was resting comfort
ably Yesterday and reported as doing
very well. considering the serious burns
and shock which he received.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-27
Mission Notes.

There were two interesting meetings
at Union Gospel Mission. corner Eighth
and Main streets, Christmas day. The
afternoon service was conducted by Mr..
Thomas Farley. n mission convert from
Baltimore and the night Bible-readins
was lead by Mr.. MicEie. Of richmond.
The mission room was tastcfully trimmed
with holly and running cedar
Special services viii be hold al Broad
Street mission every afternoon az 4
o'clock until New Years day. Thursday
night there will be watch meeting.
Tuesday afternoon prayer meetings In
the parlor of y. VI. G. A.. at 4.30 and ~
COS east Main street every Friday at 4
i. NJ.
Rev Charles L. Stuart, OF this city IS
now conducting a series of revival meet
ings in Troy. n. Y. and his efforts have
been blessed by large number Of con-
versions.
Evangelist Joe White also OF this city.
preached In the Baptist chu.cl IL
Waynesboro Christmas day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-27
HARMLESS FIREWORKS.
Several Alarms on Christmas Day, But No
Sermons Fires.

serious Itres.
While there were very many calls Tor
the Richmond Fire Department on Fri
dav, il is a matter of congratulation that
the losses in aggregate from the hres
were trifling. Here Is the record lot
Christmas day:
500 A. M.-Box 80. Lester and Nichol-
son streets. Fulton Cause, hre-crackers;
loss very little.
1854 A. M.-Box eS. Seventeenth and
Lowe streets Again the fire-crackers.
with small damage.
100 y. M.-Roof of a stable on Four
teenth street, near Ross. Trihing dam
age.
Fire-crackers caused n fourth alarm
from box p, Twenty-fifth and Nenable
streets. No damage.
o:Ss p. M.-BoN SlS. burning chimney at
Jefferson and Cary streets. No damage.
9.s0 i. MA lot of trash I'm the cellar
Of Nj. Zander. Sixth and Clay streets.
brought an alarm from the Second Police
Station. Small loss.
few shingles on roof In rear OF III
west CLAY street. caught fire about 10
u. NJ. Slight damage.
These were the "still" alarms OF Christ
mas day. with little damage in each
case:
go A. Mon Fourth street near Grace
street
streets.
$50 p. M.-Corner OF Twenty-hfth and
Clay streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-27
diamond Pin Stolen.

Mr.. A. A. Waddill who keeps a stand
I'm the second market is mourning the loss
OF "a diamond pin, that he purchased on
Christmas-Eve to send 70 81 youus lady
friend. ,.,-
lie placed the pin I'm "a handsome little
box. securely wrapped il and gave the
package TO his hired boy TO mail for him.
The boy took the package ic the po% on
Marshall street between sixth and sew
enth streets. and when he returned 20 the
stand he told Mr.. Waddill thlt he placed
il on top the box as il was too large to
go inside. A.
box and found tho package had been re-
moved. lie grew uneasy and made, IN
qurios at the post-ofiice. but FOUND no
trace OF the pin. lie also wrote 70 the
party to whom the package was address
ed. and received n reply Yesterday morn
ing I'm which IL was stated that nothing
had been seen Of IL. Tho case was &C
cordinglv placed in the hands Of the po-
lice and Sergeant Tomlinson VIII chase
down the thief.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-27
JUSTICE JOHNS BOUQUET
THERE ~ NO REST FOR 7HE INDUS
rRfoUS, EVEN ON CHEIsTMAs.
Whe Police Court Was In Full Operation on
Christmas Day, But his Honor Let the
Mest of the Culpr.ts Down Easy.

Eliza Staples (colored) assaulted O. Il.
Norman with some blunt instrument, and
was sent on by His Honor.
Charles Lawrence assaulted Richard
Dabney with an iron weight. The case
went TO the grand jury.
VIM. Tyler ,co!orcd) for stealing one
coat and shoes. was given six months In
Jail.
Archie Bland for carrying concealed
weapon was fined so
For firing pistol IN the streets w. IL
Otey was fined 50.
Yesterday morning the docket was very
long large number Of people OF all col
ors ard both sexes being up Tor imhiDing
TOO freely OF the flowing bowl Many OF
them were released. through the kindness
of heart OF His Honor. and number TOOK
the oath. Ono man was brought III Dy ms
wife and made 10 swear of for two years
A negro named " a. Walker met Mary
Benton and his m.y-fren' about four
o'clock Christmas morning ana struck
Mary in the eye with "A blackjack. Mary
was on her way TO church. but instead
she went to the station house and had
William arrested. Her eye was in very
bad shape so the case went on 10 the
grand jury.
Frank Walters (white) and Bib Smith
(colorcd). both work AT Bulls place on
Sixth street on Christmas Eve they had
some words which eliminated Christmas
morning In "A fight I'm which Smith came
out pretty much battered up. lie had
20 go TO the Almshouse where DR.. Laben-
berg mended him. Yesterday morning
Walters paid s. for his fun.
Joseph Scott got very drunk and dis
orderly and resisted officer Baker in the
discharge of his duty. Result, SIS and
ninety days.
Verify Kirby. white youth, went into
J.. G. Kcllys place Friday while every
body was eating their Christmas dinner.
lie slapped his brother i'm the face and
hit another man. II cost him SO.
Charlie Lee. Charlie Goodman and Ben
jamin August Harrison Brown, thrc.
young negroes arrested on the charge Of
breaking and entering the shoe shop of
Fleming Goodman. and stealing several
knives and two pairs Of shoes were sent
20 the grand jury. Ben. Brown. din inu-
tive negro boy. was discharged in this
case and placed on the stand as wit
ness for the Commonwealth. The case
against this trio for breaking In the house
OF j. w. Crump was continued until the
31st instant.
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ness. Proceeding upstairs. several OF tho
mob held Jailer John Ashley, ST., Gap
tive while two others moved on to the cell
where Holt and 1--WE other negroes I'm
pllcated with him were asleep. They did
not arouse from their beds TIL the Keys
ratified in the key hole
Then they pleaded for mercy. The
leader eaid that Holt was the guilty man.
and he alone was wanted. Pleading for
his life. Holt was taken OUT OF jail.
through the courthouse yard. to the east
side facing the Rudd House. He was
given ample time 20 pray when the rope
WAS placed about his neck In ten min
utes Holt had been strangled TO death.
The mob was so quiet that not over ten
outsiders knew anything Of the lynching.
Holt had been brought here only few
days ago from Louisville, where he was
taken for safe keeping.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-27
THE CITY OF PETERSBURG
FIRE DEsTROFS 4 BUILDING CON
TANG PEANUTS.
DIR, Battle Entertains His Descens-sf'
Johns Parsonags on lire-hnish's
TempIar Honor Their Commander.

PETERSBURG, VA. Dec. 26.-Special.-
About o'clock yesterday morning a
building at the head Of Halifax street.
owned by Mr.. Thomas Martin. and in the
occupancy Of Mr. W. 4. Crawford. was
destroyed by fire. In the building was
stored lot OF peanuts OF the value Of
sl25 belonging 10 Mr. Crawford, and lot
OF peanut vines OF the value Of 500. the
property OF Mr. r. +. Chambers. of this
city. The building. which was totally de-
stroyod. was valued at $500. How the
fire originated Is not known. There was
no Insurance on the property.
Rev. IL. A. Battle. ID. D.. pastor of the
First Baptist church. entertained the
dcacOns Of his church in 4 most hospta-
bic manner at his residence on wash
ington street last night.
Mrs. Bartlett Roper Is quite III at her
home on Market street with pneumonia.
There was an unusually large criminal
docket before the Mayor this morning.
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR
About thirty members OF Appomattox
COmmandcry, knights Icmpiar. assem-
bicd at their hall yesterday at noon and
drank TO the health OF the Most Eminent
Grand Master, LaItue Thomas. The occa-
sion was "a ~ OSt pleasant one.
Shortly after midnight last night the
parsonage OF St Johns Episcopal church
took IRE. but the flames were extinguisn-
ed before any damage of consequence
had been done.
TOBACCO RECOVERED.
Tonight the police recovered two hun
dred and fifty pounds OF tobacco which
~ IS alleged man by the name Of W. \.
Fox traded a horse and buggy for with
Ives d Brother, a tobacco firm Of Leaks
ville y. c.. some time In November last.
The tobacco was shipped 20 Petersburg.
When Messrs. Ives q Brother learned
that tho horse and buggy were stolen
property they at once Iut themselvos in
Communication with the police here. The
tobacco had been received here and sign
cd for by n man named Brown. The to-
Iacco had been left with n party here by
Brown who told the party with whom
he had left IN that n he did not call fer
the tobacco he might sell n and have
the proceeds himself. Fox was arrested
in Norfolk some time ago and sent to
North Carolina for trial.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-27

Grand Sport Had by Members of tho Deep
Run Hunt Club and Their Friends.

The most interesting and exciting OF all
the meetings OF Inc Deep Kun Hunt CLUB
took place yesterday afternoon.
Inc afternoon Was ali that could be
desired. lno air was cool ana clear, ana
the sun shonc brilliantly upon the gather
Ing
IL was a little after 3 O'Clock when the
fTst tOX was turned loose, ana HaiL an
hour later the dO6s were turned out ana
the chase was on. The 1O& was a lSruy
one, ana upon being turned loose IN 'front.'
Oh the clubhouse he ran north 10 the
woods, and then west 10 the sWainls
about Young pOnc/
The hounds. followed by the riders
pressed closely upon the iran, ana the
iOx taking the back track, was captured
at the Belt Line. after run CI about
thirty minutes.
Mr.. J. q. Iinsley. Jr.. was the first gem
tienan rider at the death. and he pre-
scented the brush TO Mrs. Thomas y. Car
ter, who vas the first lady TO arrive upon
After the capture of the fox the entire
party returned TO the clubhouse, and the
Hounds were confined ana the riders rested
from the fatigue of the race.
IL was some hours later when the second
gray fox was given his freedom in Acca.
Straight across the open ncIdS he He'd,
and half an hour later the mounts were
made and the dogs were again On the
trail Right into the Laburnum lawns
ran the full coterie. and there for a while
IL was evident that the tran was lost.
Soon, however, the scent was STRUCK, ana
for five miles down the Brook road the
Chasers flew.
The fox had gained a long lead. and
IN and out he ran under barbed-wire
fences. furnishing a rough read indeed
for those who would follow. The chase
was continued for two hours and halt.
and IL was long after dark when the six
riders. who were all Of the party left,
reached the scene Of rewards demise.
Mr.. ID. G.. Hobson secured the brush.
Among the riders were Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas n. Carter Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Christian, Or. Isaiah White. Or. Joseph
a. White DIR. Sieeel DR.. Triton. MessIs.
! r. Anderson. ID. G.. Hobson. John II.
Chafin, Stewart Bryan, Otway 5, Allen.
George Ice. William Rueger, j. +. Hob
son. y. A. S. Brine. +. Deane Meanly.
Charles L Williams. Frank T. Glasgow,
il, j. G.. Tinsloy. Jr and Mr.. Schmidt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-27

The Betting Was Heavy and the Public
Were fln a. iuurr.

NEW ORLEANS. LA, Dec. 26--Splen-
did weather ana d fast track prevailed
here to-day. The crowd was d large one
and betting was heavy. Five ldVOrItcs
won IN six trials, ana the public won from
the bOOk-makers. Lonely o. tWo-ycaI-old.
ran the siX-furiOus handicap in 1ls IA.
very fast time. Summarize.
First race-selling, seven urlonFs, -
Maggie :. QO4. Morse. 4 10 I FIRST. with
Negaud second ana Loyal Princess third.
Time. 1.zY l-2.
Second two-ycar-olds, six furlonss.
Marie e. 100. Morris. Goo I'D lrNt with
Elldn second ana Jack Hayes thlld. Time.
1.l5.
Third race-scllng. one mile-Rosamar
O05. Everett 8 to - first with OvoleIa
second and =. Nj. D. third. Time. 1913 -.
Fourth race-handicap. Sis lurlongs.-
Lonely C2. Dorsey. s. 90 ID frst with h..
Dunno second and Koeniein third. Time.
1I3 Ii
Fifth racc-sellinr six furiones.-Loran-
MIA O09. Rein 70 JOB irst. with Little
Buck second and RCsny third. Time. l.l5.
Sixth raco-sevcn furlOngs Dorothy H..
O0i. llrsch, even) first. with Sobnquet
second and Ida Wagner third Time,
1.15 Ia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-27
IfALE ORPHAN IsYLUn.
what 10 Costs to Keep That Veu-Known
Institution Going.

what 10 Costs IN Keep thnf " eil-knoWn
Institution Going.
The Male Orphan Asylum Messenger"
tho lively little monthly published Boy the
boys at the Richmond Male Orphan Asy-
lum under tho direction OF Mrs. Joseph
j.. Gill, tho Efficient and unirftak.ug she
pcrntondenr has just made IT'S appear
auce for the month az December Among
the. many interes ing articles IN TINS
lowing IN regard e. tho expenses OF the
Institution.
For the benefit Of several filonds. who
have asked what our expenses are per
month. wo furnish the following our
board does NOT deem a. wise 10 use any
Of tho endowment fund. and so have
decided that our expenses nnft n0f oN-
coed s7j a. month This includoe salaries
q emp .oyces groceries. clothing, Shoes
"Our household numbers nfty-eight
boys and employees n Hil readily Do
seen that close management "a required
to live within This limit Sometimes va
exceed this amount Nut e. is impossible
20 DO with less II We keep mp our present
standard Our boys ere an healthy.
strong with vell-deveioped limbs. which
we attribute 20 good wholesome food.
good comfortable clothing clean beds.
warm covering plenty Of fresh ar and
sunshine We claim that 10 i3 fer better
20 pay the grocer than tho doctor. Just
gratitude to our excellent nhvaician. Dr.
j.. T. M1ceIev. for hts Wr frhfuI caro- 0nl
timely suggestions. which have I'm every
instance been given gratufouslv
"From tho above rar0rf ~ tho expenses
Of tho Institution ouf~ friends must know
that any additional Outaif" hello viii h0
gratefully appreciated Just think how
many stockInes shoes yards of evorr
ne shootings and shrtires are used in tho
course Of year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-27
Grand Christmas Fcsllyal.

A grand Christmas festival VIII be
given at st. Mary's Hall December 18th.
18th and 30lh for the benefit or ST.
Mary's church. A delightful programme
has been ARRANGED for these occasions.
On December 2sth a humorous sketch
entitled Hunting the Electric Light and
a New Suit OF Clothes" will be given;
also. a one-act comedy entitled I'm Want
Of a Servant"
On December 10Th Mr.. John NJ. Ryan. In
IA eWn selections and musical selections
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-27

Professor Of the Institute Breaks the
Tcndons in Ills Bank

HLACKsBURC. VA. Dec. 26.-spe-
cial-On Thursday morning, December
9th, Miss Bessie Virginia Cook was mar
ried TO MI Frank Gray both OF Blacks
burg. The wedding took place ~ the
Lutheran church. which was beautifully
decorated with Cversreeus for the Occa-
sion. Rev. ~. u. GRAY. senior chaplain
OF the college. performed tho ceremony
I'm q very impressive manner. The cou-
pie left for short wedding tour. after
which they VIII take up their residence
in Blackshurg.
a rather serious accident occur ,ed TO
Colonel ID. C. Snanks cOmmandant OF
cadets. on Saturday "a week ago. lie
was opening heavy box and was eN-
crting himself severely. when several
fcndons of the muscles OF his back were
broken. He was almost entirely helpless
for several days. but Is now able 10 move
about TO slight extent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-27

The Sixth Lynchins IA IS Many Days in
the Blue Gras. stale

GREENSBORO, KY, Dec. 26.-Alfred
Holt (colored) alias Alexander, murderer
OF Police officer W. \. White. was taken
from jail by q mob at 2.3O o'clock this
morning and hanged to tree IN the
courthouse yard. Ials Is hontucly 8
sixth lynch.ng ia as many days. About
z.lo o clock two men knocked at the jail
door and in response 10 a question OF
putty Jailer John Ashley. Jr.. said they
na4 prisoner whom they wished 10
lock up for safe keeping. Thus thrown of
his guard. young Ashley opened the door.
only 10 face two big reyoivers. lie was
oveIpowered before he could utter cry
and the keys taken from him. AT a sig
nal from the two men thirty or forty
others poured into the Jail from the dark
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-27
DRINK II ans or wHIsKT.
A Negro Made Bcas,ly Drunk and Dies in
the Town Lookup.

TARBORO ~ c.. Dec. -5.-Srccial.-
Our tobacco market has done exceeding
We'll. considering an VI the conditions.
selling twice as much tobacco as last
year.
Last night Jake Simmons (coloreO
drank fourteen gilis OF liquor az bar
room. another man Offering TO pay for
an be would drink. lie was placed In
tho lock-up with no ire. IL was a very
cold nighD. and this morning found dead.
Now. the question is discussed. Who is
responsible for his death-the bar-keeper
or tho town anthnrlfleal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-27
SPECIAL SESSION or ALDERMEN
Called to Consider Certain Amendment
to City Ordinances.


to City Ordinances.
A special session Of the Board OF Al
dermen has been called for Tuesday night
AT 7:90 o'clock TO consider an ordinance
that has been adopted by the Common
Council and which came up at the last
meeting OF the Board Of Aldermen. This
ordinance amends and reordains chapter
IS OF the city ordinances and proposes 20
charge an annual interest on delinquent
taxes. Ii was laid on the table al the
last meeting Of the Board until the next
regular meeting OF that body, which VIII
be on January 18th.
Tho following Council committees VIII
meet In the city Hall tomorrow even
ing: Streets. at o'clock. In room No.
6: Accounts and Printing In room. NO.
Il. at $50 O'Clock: Schools, In room No
II. at $50 o'clock; Claims and Salaries, In
room No. II. at Z o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-27
Nv tho ola Dominion scxtetc. will be tho

attractions. 49,.
FOR the afternoon OF December 9th
from q to 6 O'Clock "I<affee Klatch" has
been especially arranged for the mar
Red ladies'.
A grand Christmas tree celebration VIII
be held on New Years afternoon from )
10 o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-27
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-27

TO POINTS ON NORFOLK AND YVES
TERN RAILWAY.
RICHMOND TO LNNCHBURG AND
RETURN. s..
RICHMOND TO NORFOLK AND RE-
TURN. $3.50.
Corrcfpondingly low rates TO all points
on is line.
Tickets on sale December goth. Hst.
and January lst. good Tor return passage
until anuary T. 1897.
For fun information apply 70 Rlohmond
Transfer Company. 9o3 east Main street.
IT, d. owen. ticket agent Byrd-s street
station. or at Company's Office s3s east
Main street.
phone. $50 r. W. COURTNEY.
District Passenger Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-27

The most popular OF all
WHISTLES. II owes its
popularity TO lis worth.
Insist upon your Druggist
or Grocer securing it for
you. Send for pamphlet.
DUFFY MALT WHlSKEY CO.,
Rochester, n. Y.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-27

De Bor Le Duc jelly red and white,
made OF the whole currant delicious
with vcu.s0u or wild duck. nc
r. j.. CHRISTIAN s. CO S.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-27
CA@p0TRxA.

Leave your Christmas orders for Huy-
ler's Candy before tho rush with
Is. j.. CHRISTIAN & co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-27

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, Dec. Go
Special-Mrs. Gabrielle Johnston. rcHcl
of The late Dr. u. W. Johnston. and
mother 0f Dr. ri. H. Johnston died llst
nisht 40 ler home after a protractld ll-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-09-23

washington, Sept. 28.-The mastery
pitching of McJames was the cause of
New York's defeat. Attendance 3,S68.
Score:
Washington .....18 oo1o2-7 II /
New York .......O 0 90 II 8 1
Bateries-WashiDg tOn, McJames and