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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-03
JUDGE MANN WRITES.
says NE Has NO FURTHER COW
yEcrIoN WITH LTNESBURG CASE.
Cant. Wise Communicates with Common
weaIfIi's-Atiorney Neblett Regarding
a Postponement of the Trial.

Hon. George d. Wise, Of counsel for
Mary Alternately and Pokey Barnes. the
two negro women charged with the muir
der Of Ars Lucy Pollard. 81 Lunonburg
county. 10 whom q new trial has re-
Gently been granted by the Supreme Court
of Annesle wrote n few days since 10
Judge Mann OF NOttOway, urging him
10 endeayor 10 induce Judge organ, OF
the Lunenburg County Court. 10 have the
time when the women WI nave 10 az
pear before that court, liked at the ftp-
ruary term Of the court IN view or the
critical condition Of Mary Alternately
NOT CONNECTED WITH IT.
Yesterday he received "A reply iroih
Judge Mann stating that his connection
with tho case terminated when " was
disposed of by the supreme Court as
he had only been employed by The Board
of Supervisors for that particular occa-
sion. and he now had no iurther conhec-
ton with the case. " -.
sage Captain Wise wrote 10 Common
,fsalth's Attorney Neblott, OF LunenburS
county. stating 10 him the facts IN the
case. and asking him 10 cndeavor 10 ar
rance for "A postponement lie expects 70
hrq~ from Mr. Ncblett within d Few
BIRTH ~ THE JAIL
There is now an the more reason FOR
delay IN removing the prisoners 20 l.uneh-
burg. since Mary Abernsthy, on Nednes-
dav al 2.3o O'Clock, gave birth 10 daugh-
ter. Considerable interest was created az
the Jail by such an unusual event ana
tIo oeioiaIs of that institution exerted
themselvas TO make the mother and child
az comfortable az possible. The IAN pnN-
stefan reports that tho two are doing
as well as could be expected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-03

Mr.. Myer Hirsch, of Baltimore. Expires
Suddenly az Murphy'- Hotei.

Mr. Myer Hirsh a commercial traveller
for the house Of Freund, Foisse * Co.
OF New York city. died yesterday about
1:45 at Murphy's Hotel. at which place he
had been stopping since last SUNDAY.
Mr.. Hirsh had been busy in Richmord
all the week. and among the peOnie IN
the business world he saw were Messrs.
Thalhimer e. Co. dry goods dealers. and
Mr. Thalhlmer was shocked when he
heard Of his sudden death, and went I'M
nodiately to MurDhy's TO DO all he could
towards proper attention 10 all that was
mortal OF his late friend.
Tt was learned that az ! 10 \. VI. yes
ferday Mr. Hirsh's bell I'm his room rang
violently. and prompt response from me
Office was made. fie told the bell-boy tnat
he was IN. and begged him to fetch
doctor quickly. The boz ran 20 the Office,
reported. and Drs. ODpenhimer, Lee,
Hueh ". Taylor, and others, were tele-
phoncd for. 4 messenger was at oice
dispatched FOR Or OpDenhimer. whose
office was the nearest 90 the house. end
he came instantly. but without any effect.
the patient having died before be reached
him. In snite Of the best efforts o. the
hotel neople 10 aii him. Death. which
was seemingly nainless was thought 70
have ensued from sudden congestion or
the lungs. and nothing could have bene-
Mr.. Hirsh had been uuweli ever since
hts arrival here. and the fact that hi1
end was not unexpected hy MN was
shown hv The note when ne had mao
I'm his momOrn ndum-hOOk. MY name p
Mver Hlrsh In case OF sickness or acct
dent please notify Or O. Urban Smith.
1701 Druid Hin Baltimore
Immediately upon Mr. Hirsh's deoi
Coroner Tavior was summoned. but nif
not thfnk an inquest necessary. aftor
hearing the circumstances OF his death.
r-ndcrtaker Lauhe WAS also notified. and
prenared the body for burial Tc'esrams
,-ore sent to Or Urban Smith. of Bell
timore. according 20 Tho dend mans re-
gucst. and 20 tho house which ho repro
eented and REPLIES were received IRON
both directing that every care bc taken
in preparing the remains for burial
II was o-nrctod that goro OF no dead
mans friends wogld arrive last eve ming
10 lake charge Of the body, brt instead.
in response 10 n tc'oeram. The remains
were expressed by the nlcht train TO
Raitimore. where his family consisting
Of n widow and eleven children. reside.
Mr. Hirsh was n Mason and n mem
.ror Of the ROYAL Arcauum. order OF tnr
Golden Chain. ald American Legion OF
Honor. about aftv wears Of age md i9
enoken ~ in u0thirc but terms of re-
cnoct and affccfi0natc remembrance
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-03

zee VIII slnIse Ills first Professional APP
pearance in Richmond TAGrsdsy Night.
Nir. Mac Jones. who was az one time
stan artist of whc Times. and who VIII
make his FIRST professional bow TO
Richmond audience next Thursday even
inl. January 9th. is now giving his en-
.ertaiumeut ln this State. The follow
in- letter VIII Doe read with interest hy
llr Jones friends and tAe general pub
lic:
"Dendrcn Surry CO.. Va. Jan. ]. 1896.
Horace F smith. Esq. Richmond. Va;
Dear STINT Mac Jones gave his en-
tertainmont. Chalk TaiE." here last
n.ght TO "a hishly-appreciat.ve audience.
his de1terity with tie "cnalk' was only
,oualied hy the glihness Of his talk
ana in lsurcly 10 BE- not too much 10 say
his own ulmitahle way. kept his audience
ia a roar for about Two hours. ISIS
character sketches were extremely well
done ci,ar cut. and true 90 life. Lspe-
ciaUy good was Dis Italian fruit vendors
racy description Of baseball game
which alone would stamp a. man true
comedian IL you can send us another
entertainer as good ass Mr. Mac Jones
wc should Dee glad 90 bear from you
Yours truly
fefenloD WILLIAM ELDRED.'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-03

The Committee on streets Looking into
tne Proposed improvements.

The Committee on streets LOOKING INTO
the Proposed Improvements.
The Committee on Streets held an adj
iournod meeting Yesterday afternoon at
3 o'clock for the purpose OF going over
the route OF the chesapeake and ONO
railway Company. All tne members on
"a. committee, with the exception ol
SIR Dfacont. VINO was sick, met at the de-
NOT of the James River DIVISION oI me
railroad on Eighth street. Whefr a thlh
was made 10 FOR their acc1lnmouatpH'
cou.isflul of a passeuEtr-cdr lhe pay
ear of the division, ana "a nat cai -hc
committee was met there ty MI Deca-
uir ANtel. second Weep resident OF lAr
company. Mr. & j. Witord, tne secte-
tar.t 4uD air b.. Fray sirr. the enlef
cneireer Mr. James Caskie and Captain
Brock. OF the Common Council. ana me
city Engineer also accompanied me com
u11iee. The train nrst started lor Tie
point near HOLLYWOOD, Mneit tht He"
track b. To- brancn of. 10 be carried on
efD.I tresrlc down the James river. Nr
A1teu explained all the details of the
provisions " the proposed ordinance
which have already been published iu the
columns OF the TINES
subsequently the train started down the
road over tho present trtaile-Noih 20
Fuitcn. ana from there over the hlhin
route up 20 the depot Un Broad ana sew
-uteeufn streets Later iu the evening
the committee rcCOnveued ~ The CIV
Hall in room SO. ,, ana Major Allen, the
chairman. stated that the CITY Engineer
the city Attorney were not YET liepdi .4
90 subilit their report and that the mat
ter. therefore, would have 90 80 over
TO ano her meeuls.
Captain . b Guis0n appeared on pc
half ol the Standard Telephone company
with "a petition asking tor PERMISSION 20
erect poles on The various streets OF TINS
city. Upon the recommendation oi The
Ciiy Engineer. the committee granted the
desired permission.
Jpon 4ir Fcriter's notion two reso-
lufilur we're adopted recommending %
the CITY Council the consolidation oi The
various accounts Of the ae.artment and
90 carry over tle uueNleLdet balances
into the now fiscal year.
AIR. King, ON bc:aif 81 suDcommitie
presented a tabulated report Of the Nari-
0ue contracts for street work. ON motion
of Mr. tianu. Ihe contracts were FL rh
Go the lowest responsible bidders. Inc
mrnishluc OF cement was gwen 10 MI
Warmer Moore. sewtr-piie 40 Slr Jchn
Bowers. feed 90 john y Anderson enc
BevaridLr Savage g. co.
After the transaction of some routine
business ot minor importance the COM
ffIfffep adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-03

Interesting Facts About kichmond's Cits
xens and Other Matters.

Ieus and Othrf Ebatf
s
Cadet George W. King. OF Nswpors
News. Is the guest OF Cinora ~. SseSos'
Mr.. Allan Jenkins has succeeded NJ.
Herbert c Ducc as the dramatic critic
OF the Dispatch
Miss Einnie wherry Is enjoying tho
New-Yedrs season with some OF her
friends I'm Lynchburg, Va.
DIR. A. Baily, formerly OF Richmen1.
but now OF Baltimore. Is In the city TOT
two weeks.
DR.. James ID. Moncure, superintendcnt
of the Eastern Lunatic Asylum IT VIII
Harrisburg. was In the city yesterday.
Mr.. H. c. Williams and family. of Au-
tnIsta. Ga. after spending tie holidays
with his father. left Saturday for home.
Rev. Father Andrew has returned from
his visit 10 Buckntr's station. Va. fie
celebrated high mass at ST. Mary's church
Wednesday.
The Christmas entertainment OF the
Seventh-Street Christian sunday scnooi
viii be held tonight. A very attractive
programme vii, be rendered.
Messrs John NJ Higgins and Thomas
Potts viii leave Via the York River Line
Saturday for Baltimore TO witness the.
ceremony OF comforting the cardinai
beretta on Sato,ii. which takes place sun
day.
Republic. anu the Ladies' Auxiliary A.
ISOLATION viii hold an interesting meet
ing az Vilkerscn's Hall tonight The
installation OF new officers VIII take place
al this meeting.
There * talk OF forming new camO
OF Confederate Veterans In this cits. TO
be called the Confederate Camp OF Viz
ginla The gentleman who will likely be
chosen az commander Is one who Will
inspire much confidence
Messrs. Marques and Stewart Left yes
terday morning for Basic CITY. at which
place they will establish mission Both
OF these young gentlemen are we'll known
here in mission circles. Mr.. Stewart hav-
ing been ministerial student az Rich
mond College.
Yesterday morning while bad OF
trunks was being packed un at The I'm.
perial Hotel one OF the horses attached
10 the wagon suddenly plunged into The
air and fell 20 the pavement dead. The
animal belonged TO Alr. James Sweeney.
The parsonage OF Centenary church. III
north Fifth street. has been thoroughly
renovated for the use Of the new pastor
Of the church. Or. W y. Tudor, and he
will probably take possession or IL on
Tuesday next when Mrs. Tudor Is ex-
pected 10 reach Richmond. Dr. Tudor Is
staying temporarily AT Fords Hotel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-03
OPPOSE WINTER RACING.
THE RIDING AsD DRIFTING dSS0-
CLIFTON .tDOPT 4 RESOLUTION
Tavoring a Thirty-Day Law-ohicers for
ghe Ensuing Year L.ecteJ-ireasufer
Archcr's Report 4 Spring Meeting.

The annual meeting OF the Richmond
Riding and Driving Association was held
last night in the gontlemen's parlor OF
the Exchange Hotel. and was wen at
tended
with President George McD. Blake In
the chair the meeting was called to or
der. and after some routine matters were
disposed OF an election OF officers took
place. with the following result.
THE OFFICERS.
President. George Med Blake: Vice
Presidents W. G. Bryan and q. y. Hop
son were reelected by reclamation, as
was Colonel A. w. Archer 10 the JOINT
positions Of secretary and treasurer
Dir. Joseph r. Lawless was reelected
solicitor for the association, while the
following Board OF Directors were elected
most OF them old members: r. II. saw
age. : h. Nelson. George J.. Newell, i.
NJ. Hilizhimer George b. Gaines, w. j..
Carter. W. c. Gregory, w. III. Garrett
G. A. Allen. J. G.. Corley. G. o. Campbell.
\. " Bennett. and =. A. ; Brine.
Treasurer Archors report showed a
good cash balance In the treasury. anu
altogether the affairs Of the association
are ia very satisfactory condition.
OPPOSED TO WINTER RACING.
The present methods of racing being
conducted during winter months at Alex
ander Island and ST. Asaph's were dis
cussod and met with general disapprovaL
The following resolution was offered
and adopted.
whereas we have learned with regret
OF the ill-effccts Of the race meetings
held near Alexandria during recent years.
irrespective OF the season and regardless
of good order and morals; therefore, be II
Resolved. Taat we. the Richmond Rid
ms and Driving Association. do enter our
solemn protest against winter racing,
and we declare ourselves I'm favor OF a
thirty-day law affecting racing
The matter of holding a spring race
meeting was discussed and favorably re-
ccived. IL was decided to hold one, and
q committee was appointed 10 confer
with other associations as 10 dates
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-03

The Southern railway VIII inaueurate
the New York and Florida short line
limited. on January 9Th. 20 Be- operated be-
tweel Now York, Philadelphia. Baltimore
and Washington Oia Lynchburg' cnar-
loue. and Columbial. and savannah
Jacksonville. and ST. Augustine.
The equipment viii Dee as follows.
Pullman compartment ear between New
York and ST. Augustine.
Pullman drawing-room sleeping car re-
tween New York and ST. Augustine
Pullman drawing-room buffet sleeping
car between New York and Tampa.
Pullman drawlne-room sleeping car be-
tween New York and Columbia en-
route TO Augusta.
Dining cars between New York ana
Washington and between Salisbury ana
ST. Augustine.
First-class vcstLYlod dey coaches be-
tween Washington and ST. Augustine.
This superb train is n addition 10 INC
United states fast mail leaving WASH
inctcn daily atl1I5 :. ~ for Savannah
ana jacksonville with through Pullman
sleeping cars.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-03
HENRI. rHE HTPNorIsr.
lie Perform, a Wonderful Feats at the
Theatre Last Night.

Theatre Last Night.
A rather slim crowd gathered at tho
Theatre last night 10 greet Or. John
Henry, the great hypnotst, and they were
10 some surprising and ludicrous scenes.
Or. Henry started out by favoring his
audience with 70 dissertation upon hyp-
rousm, in which ne explained clearly its
meaning and effect. and the process
necessary 10 put a person under its in
fIuence
lie then called 20 the stage five young
men, and in the course Of a few minutes
lad them thoroughly under his control.
and made them cut numerous capers 10
the intense amusement Of the audience.
His perfect mastery over their minds was
something wonderful. Mr.. Sylvanus
Thorpe. O well-known citizen. was one
Of the hypnotized Ones and az he had
no previous acquaintance with Or. Henry
there could Do no collision between them
The most remarkable feat performed
by DR.. Henry was 20 cause Mr.. Thorpe's
body 90 become as rigid as iron. lie
then placed two chairs about four feet
apart and laid him across them. with mis-
head on one chair and his feet or the
other Or. Hcnry. who weighs about
lS5 pounds. then stood upon his body
about the waist. but there was no more
sign of giving away of the mans body
than If had been an iron bar.
His exhibition Of mcsmoric power, n
renuinc-ard there seems no room for
doubt that 10 was-wes truly wonderful.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-03

The following cases were disposed GA
in fAa Police court yesterday;
Dominica Cato was tlci 80 ana SEM
ON 10 the grand Ity for keeping li7
bar-room open on Sunday and slNihs
liquor. .......
DAVIS. having been caught IN the act 'i
stealing TWO bottles ol champagne 81
New Nc7r's-Day ut the re 5tauiant OF
alr h.. a. Stum9L
The case OF sydney PocNneton,
charged with using indecent language
before ladies. was continued until io-
James r.. Kenefck was fined 3 ;or
l-.ng drunk and abusing Mrs p. d. reat-
frell ,r-
vile was continued midi January iiii
fo enable Sergeant aai 40 gather more
Information about The accused.
,,.-,.. fred s., and costs each for renrns
End creating a disturbance, 90 ihe an
rovance of their ne.snhors
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-03

AT the annual meeting OF the old DO
miuiOn Press club. held last nigh. IT
their rooms. Tenth and Main, me .ol-
suing year. Frank Baldwin. president.
John c. Winston. first vice-presldent,
Robert r.. Golden second vice-9res;dent.
Garter - Johnson. third uce-president,
James T. Wood. treasurer, 4. a.. oiegeii'
secretary. p. r.. Noel, W Il. Harwood,
and =. ~ Hankins. board Of governors
llessrs Gilmore Nelson =. A. Conrad,
y. n. Bushong. and Clarence Werner
wen. elected active members. NJ. J..
Dawson. rs. r. CuIlinswortn, \. ..
.5crlren. r. a.. RUNNER. Or. ". =. o.
uerhiiaer. A. j. Bradley Green Raleis"s
ANA G.. ~. Rex. passive members.
After an elaborate collation., winch
was highly enjoyed by all present. the
club adjourned subject 20 the call OF
tho pre-. IlenL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-03
Eirn. Ye.ler.lnA Nnrnlng.

Fire occurred iu the house 10. lNl
,,.--f BROAD street al 5.iJ O'Clock yester-
dav morning. ana au alarm turned in q.
lbs. f5 Han.ncE and Broad street
brought out tire fire department An oil
stove caused the trouble. or hiue .aH.
age was done o. The mouse, Mhch ~
oy,ped ana occupied by Mr B. n. Gras-
bercer. who was. hv The way, nearly r'i-
located with tine fumes from The nlri
ING oil. before Doe could bc got out OF me
room by the nrDmen-
yFhffloek was passing aiong Franklin
street he SAW n volume Of smoke issuing
IRON a secOnd-story window Of No. ldll
east Franklin street. occupied hy KOS g
lr..no,. Ho entered The house and found
no. n he'd -iounce and some curtains were
ablaze. and that no one was in the upper
part OF the house. lie succeeded in eA-
iingmshing the fire without The assistance
OF the department
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-03

Two Gorgeous Productions of Famous
Operas To be Given During Her Engage

meHf.
Lillian Russell. supported by the largest.
strongest ard bsst-cquipped organization
on the road. VIII De az tho Academy TO-
night and tomorrow.
Miss kussclls engagement IN Richmond
should be successlui ana notani from
the fact that she has not been here or
over ten years. and that whatever she
does she does on a more elaborate scale
than anybody else This season her en-
l2gercnt viii be particularly brii'icnt
one. for the reason that she viii present
two excellent works, sNinS each stake
production OF surprising sDlendor tne
first OF the characters which she wiil
interpret at the Academy Is mat 81 hr
Grace OF Gerostcln. m The Grand
Duchess" and the other f. the Duke or
Pattaray, IN IecOcQ opera, "Ine Little
Duke The music OF these roles Is well
costumes should sea forth Miss hussels
great beauty TO the very best advantage.
'The Grand Duchess win De presented
tonight.
Miss Russell has a company this season
far superior In point Of NUMBER ana IN
personnel 10 any with which she has
hitherto been surrounded. IL CONSISTS or
nearly q dozen OF the clcNcrest people on
the licnt opera stage and each OF me
operas presented should be 35 Adequately
cast as they viii be- beautifully costumed
and richly cnyirOned in a sclcnlc wa.
Among the other principals. besides MISS
Russell. are Mr. Richie Ling, tenor who
sings the Corporal I'm The Grand Ducn-
ess". Frederic solomon. who plays Cen
ersl Boum In The Grand Duchess, Jo-
reph Hcrbert ~. r. nlalsdell owen
Westford. suzanne Leonard. Marie ce-
lesta Nirl Rial, and Florence Wragiand:
Max Freeman viii direct the stage ana
the orchestra OF twenty-five soioists VIII
be under the baton of Paul Steindorn
There Will be no matinee. - 5000
announced.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-03

The corridors and promenades at the
Jefferson last night presented an ami
mated appearance. quite large number
of ladies and gentlemen dropped in during
the evening . hear the music which was
unusually good. An especially pleasing
programme was rendered By the orchestra
o. follows.
L.. March, King cotton (Sousa) 2.
Overture, "Ligh. Cavalry (Suppa). g.
Selection, III TrOvatorc" WerdD. 4. Bal
let. music Faust (Gounod). 3. Piccolo
solo. rBob1llnk' tCox). s. Intermezzo,
Bette Allen Martin, became the wife
Hunting Scene" 'Buc1lossD. ). Inter-
nezzo. "Clvalleria" (MascagnD. 9. Selec-
Con. "Taanhauser' Wagner. 10. Med
lcy. 'Cn Broad way" O3eyerl.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-03

Mr. George 4. Garter. Nao l7 w."
i,rn,ru ro Richmond audiences as l--
moist and attractive lecturer. last nisnt
entertained quite % large crowd OF hi'
uant friends and alruere ln the uif
hai of tle YOlug Meu CHRISTIAN 90
socIatiou. ne related h.s famous lee
tf.ra on The Muslllto. which nc has
fhorougliy rem0relcu ana made spicy
bJ INSERTING quite a number oi highly
conical episodes. Besidc1. he gave Sow
ersl short rocifatiCus which were ven
rDcnI.od Lv an anlIee.Alle auuleuoe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-03

lie succeeds oliver Jones - Sweeper il
the Second Market.


the Second Market.
The Council Committee on Second Mar
ket met last evening in room No. II OF
the city Han. with the following mem
bers present. Messrs, Ferriter 1cnair-
mani, Blake. Cunst. Mitchell, ana jack
son.
The resignation OF oliver Jones. as
sweeper OF the Second Market. was ac-
ceuted The committee then went into
the election Of succt ssor. which, on
motion of Dir. Blake. was held with
closed doors TO keep tho biz crowd out
OF the room Applications were received
from seventeen candidates, namely, =. X.
NARROW. Peter Murphy, J. c. West, otto
Miller. Henry 4. Wise /. Y. Norfieer.
Oliver Jones, Dan Fisher. Phillip Neiss.
Pat Foley. y a. Lundin. r. +. Moody
BENJAMIN a. Franklin. owen i. Marion
Emmett shafer, W. Wilson. and J. j.
Graves.
Mr. Miller was elected Tor the posi-
ton on the second ballot
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-03

Tho following additional c0nvicts were
f.Iive-ed at the neIltonaary yesterday.
Bv sheriff " r. winston. Of Lee coun-
~. Joseph Sutton. sentenced 20 I'VE years
deeree. and DoiDh 5tevcly ,coioredl. sem
al ~ TWO wears for houGc-urcaking
Nv CITY Sergeant Logan Turner or
Stanton. Daniel Suickler alias l.. D..
Herris alias j. n. Hanger, sentenced TO
four wears Imprisonment for forgery
Bv Sheriff T. 5 Campbell. or fluvanna
co,inty. Phillip Harris. sentenced 20 TWO
years Imprisonment for holse-pfs aklns.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-03

,lis- Eetiie 4. Nartin Becomes the Bride
OF Wr. George Burhct.

llis- Eetiie 4. liartin Becomes the Bride
OF Mr. George Burhei
4 pretty home wedding took place ycs-
terday Afternoon az the home of MIS-
Bette Martin. 30. ell north twenty
fourth street. when Der daughter Miss
Bette Allen Martin. became the NHc
ol Sir George serEet
The ulri0Ts or tnc residence were lfet-
tiiv decorated for the occasion. and lamps
w,ih shades OF pink and green furnished
ID soft lSht
The BRIDE pretty brunette was taste
fully ALTERED iu a. dress of green diagonal
cloth. trimmed bee velvet and carried a
LARGE bunch Of Madame Testout roses
After The ceremony Alr and Mrs.
Rerkot leit by the T.lO train for q weo-
ding tfiD 90 Baltimore and Washington
aud upon their return win make tneir
uO... .u tlis city.
Ihe bride. VINO IS an exceDtionally
pretty girl Is oau-hte. OF Mrs. Bette
Martin. and BIAS large circle ~ friends.
The groom g. wei known and popular,
and Is an attachee ~ The po t-oalce.
Many handsome presents were bestowed
upon The young couple, especially notice
able among them being a handsome fift
from The fellow-employe OF the groom,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-03

The annual meeting oi ire Association
for the Preservation Of Virginia Antique
ties. which. according 70 annonnleine"' '
was 20 bee held in tine nall or tne HOUSE
90 DELEGATES. on Saturday evening next,
IN S.20 o'clock has been changed 20 meet
in the rooms OF lhe Virginia Historical
Society. on the same day, ard az the
same hour.
All who are interested Ia this meeting
should take notice of she change.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-03

Syracuse Lodge. No. ;. X. Of p, have
elected The following officers. The in
efauation ceremonies will take place next
Monday night: 9. G.. Thomas Mccaoe
Y a. j. T.. Heck: Prelate. George Long
worth. ~. of r.. William H. Cree: NJ.
OF r.. " T. Woody. *. 0; r. and s.
Ceorge y Bowden: NJ OF A., J. 4. Sat
terwhite. ~ OF a. ". NJ. Evans; L. G.,
! T james. U. c.. a. A. Evans: Rep
resentetive 10 Grand Lodge. D. W. Syl-
VIA