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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-27

mark Fronch posters These buckles
have failed To take well except with the
schoolgirls. who have poster collection On
the brain.
Tho cheapest really up-to-date buckle
0ltainabio IN solid silver costs $40. and
the styles change In buckles and belts
so frequently that "a does not pas those
with limited allowances 10 indulge in
them. Besides. tho art of enaurllins
metal has been reduced 10 such science
that IL IS impossible 10 distinguish be-
tween il and that done on silver or gold
az a glance. So the cheaper material an
swers every purpose. Then. TOO. mock
gems are now made IN such perfect imi-
tation that II Is possible 10 carry out tho
designs ot the most expensive glrdlcs at
small cost
While the very severe tailor-made glrL
who never give way 10 the
feds for gey gewgaws. sim
belts in her Norfolk packet or
tight-nttlug coat with o narrow leather
band or one Of The newer metal belts
made in exact imitation 81 lizard sA.n.
her moro pliablc sister brishtens I'D her
tailor-made gowns with an Egyptian CIR
die. MS fetching as any ever worn ~
Cleopatra. or ono OF Roman design. \
cut-stecl girdle coming down 10 point
where if fastCns in front is one Of the
latest French import9ti0ns. and IS very
effective on tho velvet and corduroy waist
worn so much. Those metal grdles can
be had as low ms &. but - takes az least
so 10 get ono altogether satisfactory
and from that they advance in price 10
So. The miniature design Is the fayorlte
In the metal buckle. costing from s. 20
sl5. Some ~ the heads arc SET In mock
gems. and give chic touch 10 n house
gown or light silk waist.-New York Sun.
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some localities IN the tropics , W2'r ~,
eenctirnes during tho year 5000 , n'.ti ~,
hin is needed. where they pay hS N,7 '., H.
n.,'.p.,,,,,-fi,o cents per day. These io,ah-
t,os however. are few. and II IS oniy loo
"a short time during the year that 'h'7o
~ Americans arc not employed ON rancn,ri;
o,ccuf as managers or over tet1' ""p
tr.r. e. practically no demand Io. a.' IL
emploves asNtherc are compara'lE'ly 'g nv,
r',nches being operated by Americans on
u ierec enoush scale 10 justify the own
er employing % manager. IL ara
Mexican farm iaborers. as a RUE ~"
~ 800 class of pe0ple. especially 30 the
tePal part Of Mexico o. ana SScS q" ,h aSSo cam
H. and ciothe themselves they can
produce much more for the ,ncrd iSn ibSn IL
l ,.,,,ii d., ,,o.sihlo for him 10 obtain were
he 10 employ American wcrkmen at
American wages. ,t. ., ,i,i
ir Mexican silver. one dollar Amer ,att
gold is ~ the present time w.rtn 80
Mexican silver. one dollar MtNl,dh n'."
Is worth 1885 Mexican silver
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-27

A spirituaIist Claims to- Have Secured
r,,,,,,,,.,,,, Inflammation From the ~pook.

rmporf,ut Information From the >pook.
Tho tragic experiences OF the British
ship Blairm0rc. which arrived lh port on
the "a OF last February XIX goo It-'it ~
require rccaritulHticA. hlte I'D Dallas
She vyas cansized iu % sudden gale ana
sank To- tho bottom with SOS 9i n'r ulfur-
tunate crew boz the hoI', cue was IA4'
ed with immense oilltAl's .iIN vas tl
last noatcd. subsequently inc il' h,er'
vessel was lowed TO tAe o..A. OF lle ta-
cinc Rolling Mills. where snr hp" Ntf.
rnraruv stories are eating around
about the Bia.rmore anu tl. .'li.l t'iAt
She h. "a haunted Ship hes grown uu,ll ai
the wOrkmcn &C the mn. 9i. cog. ill.,l
that something suUcrnaiN ODD ocrliilIs
nightly in the once sHu.". ll.i'' i'
no other way can me GENES "i. j" t.',.il'
which. it is claimed, 40 OCCUR ne OK
Tho scamon. by inheritance. and tradi-
ton is "a suuerstitiCu5 in-lFluiii, ana III
the marvellous tales related ol iA' hiili-
might Doe dismissed with iucreluious dis
dain. but in this case no seaman u.s. lc-
snoueihle for their origin but the alert,
vigilant. and practical hl-nt "it. nl.iiu yi
the r0iling-mllls. VINO .1...l' ',It 81 'l''7D
THINGS have happened upon the Blair
more but declines 60 enter into parlcI-
lars From au intimate OF inc waterman
and one who has himself been witness
Of the uucNplainabir pHtHoi"t non VIZ
narrative was obtained il was NOT until
fh. Tlairrnore had been ut tine rolling
mill dock for over Week mat anything
extraordinary Was observer. le N-l'N-
man used a. visit the snip on hls ROUNDS,
and one night detected "a peculiar sound
as of falling rock somewhere near.
10 did not occur 90 him ~ ine time that
tho sounds could have proceeded from
the BlairmOro and 10 was not until he hdd
been thus disturbed iot several 'lehIs
that De concluded 10 investigate. prcsum-
iuL that some aGItutufl ua luy llfH Pc was
committing dcpred1tions. iie climbed on
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Funeral of Hrs. Friend.

The funeral OF Mrs. Charlotte NJ. Friend.
widow of DR. John r. Friend. and daugh-
tcr of the lato Elijah Baker, took place
from the First Presbyterian church yes
ferGsv M 10 NJ. Rev. Or. Kerr officiating
The following gentlemen acted as pail
bearers; Messrs. \. K. Savage. y. ".
Rowe. n. l.. Christian. Christian, Phelps,
Ausrn. Brockenborol.h Or Thomas
Moore. and Benjamin n. Lipscomb The
iniorment was at Hollywood. The floral
designs were both numerous and hand
shnc. Mrs Friend leaves two sons
Messrs Charles and Eddie friend-and
one sister-Nrs. John G. pinDoweli.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-27

Colonel T. W Reddish adiutant Of the
Captain Thomas McCarty Camp. no. l29
of Liberty. Mo. has sent Mr. W Ben
Palmer. secretary. a check for So. as
a donation for the General J. L. b. Stuart
monument fund.
Colonel Reddish has taken n great deal
Of interest in this work. and homes 70
see the equestrian statue 10 General
Stuart erected in the near future.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-27

Wendroth-Do you think the great al
vance OF the wheel has anything TO 90
with the hard times IN certain quarters
Willing-Wen there IS no doubt tnat
good many people feel sore over II
Philadelphia North American.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-27

Justice John a few days ago. and was
ordered out OF town. lie DIDN'T 80, as -
evidenced by his arrest
cherry street Lv Mr. James % hren. and
chased down 10 seventh street. whore
he was taken I'm by officer Il. j. Austin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-27

Winie-"Mamma. they say that history
repeats itself dent they?'
Nofhcr-"Yes dear"
well why doesn't IL repeat Itself when
I'm trying 10 learn it?"-Rozbury Gazef'--
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4 Serious Charge.

Thomas Downey. great. big. rough
tramp. Is locked up in the Second Station
charged with a fearful crime against
5-year-old child.
DapnAy Is - tramp who was before
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Another ticfOr.

1.-THE Cuban insurgents stole announcer
march on Weyler yesterday"
What was thatl
They spilled six barrels OF ink out OF
his ammunition wagon. -PhiaieiphN
American.
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First pr'errer-so she detectives suri
Won ont. did thoy2
-SOrQerVille Journal
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Those who witnessed The ceremony W
,taior and Mrs Otway S. Alien. aus
wilson. Mr.. and Mrs. James w. li,l..
Mrs William Wise Sheppard. DIR. A'l,n
Sheppard. Misses Helen and IitIHe iilI''
nflss Wood of Alabama: Mis-. rage,
Robinson of Maryland, Mrs. l.n"'' u
Navo. NIr. and Mrs Randolph N,l'l' ". ~,
St,grndor Mr. Henry 81. John Coalter.
Iir Horny Llndon Cahen. George ana
H i' Gregory Genera and Mrs Pey.
Ton Wise. hon. George j. Wise. Mr. ana
Nfrs Frank Wise. Miss Douglas Wise.
Mrs james Wise. Master James Wise
rndre and Mr.. Roger Gregory. Mss lel-
tio GREGORY. Miss M0ry cole Gr'-or'.
Misses Maria Gregory. Eve.ina or y
Mary v. Sheppard. and Matte Allen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-27
CLEAN POLITICS.

THANKSGIVING services will be held at
Both Ahaha synagogue tonight. Rabbi
Cai.sch will speak on Cleaner Politics
Services begin al S o'clock. Tomorrow
morning the subject OF the sermon viii
Doe "Livin7 up 20 Other Peoples Opin-
ions" Services begin at 1870 O'Clock. The
public is welcome at an services.
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SOME sraRrL1NG Evidence.
The Church Of which Pokey and Mary
Were Members Would Not Contribute.

We're Members Would Not Contribute.
GREEN BAY. VA, March H-special.-
Mr.. a. d. shackleion, Of Lunenburg
county, came 70 town to-day, and reports
that Sheriff Cardoza. Deputy Colin Bag
ley. and Egbert Moses Will leave Monday
for FarmViue to appear as witnesses III
the now-celebrated Pollard murder case.
Your correspondent has also learned that
the Commonwealth attorney has not been
idle since a change Of venue was granted,
and has secured some additional evidence
that will aid in establishing the proof
that the negroes were undoubtedly the
guilty parties
The negro woman. Ellen Gale, whose
mysterious connection in this case has
been noted. viii be one Of the strongest
witnesses for the Commonwealth.
Her evidence will be both startling and
sensational
A rafhor peculiara state Of affairs exists
in the vicinity where the murder was
committed, and that is. the colcred peo-
ME believe the negroes guilty. The church
of which Mary Alternately and Fokey
Barnes arc members refused positively
10 contribute TO the lullT raised by
Mitchell and others, stating that they be-
ucved them guilty, and disaQprove Of the
plan.
II Narable clinGs TO the white-man
theory Il win receive but little credence
with the IMnenburg people. Indeed. II Is
claimed that this story Is a sheer fabri-
catiof. TO save his own life If possible.
The question as 20 who has the money
Is still profound mystery and no theory
advanced yet Is accepted by majority
of the Lunenburg citizens. SO great IS
the interest manifested in this celebrated
case that a large crowd OF citizens from
this section will daily attend The trial IN
Farmville next week.
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WEARERS OF THE GREEN
NOW ST. P4TRfCk's DAT WILL De
CELEBR4TEDIN THIS CITf.
Father Ahern will Preach the Sermon OF
the Day-There Will lie Grand Dan
quct at Murrby's mt Night

The day after tomorrow Is st. Pat
rick's Day. and il will be duly obserV-
ed in this city by all the loyal sons OF
the Emerald Isle.
The ceremonies, while they will not
be very extensive, will be appropriate
and the uatrOn saint OF Ireland VIII nave
his memory honorod AS II has been an
nually done In this city ever since there
was an Irishman 10 wave green nag
and wear n cockaGe In the band Of his
hat.
The Irish Of Richmond. embracing as
they do among their numbers some OF
the most prominent. wealthy, and IN
nucntial citizens, take not only plea
sure, but a genuine and native pride
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-15
law and Equity Court.

In the Law and Equity Court yesterday
tho following suits were instituted,
8 Moore * CO. against Henry soio-
mon. action for $aD' ,...,.o Cor
inc same against X. II. MeDufe' io'
500. ,.os +, ems
clara 3. Lyon against james L. Inns
for Sls5.Sl. So. Na+,ona,
Ida NJ Farley against the 80
Life and Mutual Insurance Company 10
5000. alien ,nstittir-
ed. ,..,,.~,ora AGAINST
of..~opolitan Life Insurance company
w. w ain on trial yesterday ana "eh'
over until Monday.
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Tho "rmanu-El." Of March 9Th SPEAKS
I'm enloeistic terms of Mr.. jacob Ezehlcl'
who has Just retired from the seS1elai
shin OF The Hebrew Union CoHese' -
Cincinnati. 4. ,o,,,,dip,
lie was mainly instrumental III ,oul n.,'..,
the first Rabbinlcal schooi IN 49,
and The "Emanu-El says MI 70 ,,'o
has helped. stone by stone, 70 "a 9a,.,sh
proud monument OF Ain,llca', -,
20 On that glorious connection. ana
ne needs 10 other. o,.hroo,a
a.. ,.st,, wears He IS the father OF MIS.
~ r Rr,.uer. Of this city, and sir MOSES
r1cliel the sculptor Of Rome ltaiy'
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CITY Circuit Court.

The following suits were Instituted in
the City Circuit Court yesterday:
w. G.. aylor against Il. ii. Nasn's ad-
n1inistrator for 500.
Same against same Tor 500.
Jul I. Reynard * co against J. h.
Binmeink for Siso
Edwin Bennett Pottery Company
against Ellis d Seabright for sou.
The Woodson-Johnson Furniture Com
many against Cartwright Company
for $500.
In the case of William A. McGhee
against James Godsey, verdict and
Judgment was rendered for the plainuf
for $i36.sl.
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TIE BANQUET.


The following cases were disposed Of
IN the Police Court yesterday.
James b. Blunt was charged with steal
ing some small articles Of wearing ap-
palel from +. l. Finton al the boarding
house Of G. ". Davis at 200 cast Cary
street He was discharged, there being
no evidence that he had taken the ar
ticlfs.
John CriRs (coloredl was sen; 20 jail
for ninety days for stealing wearing ap-
parel from Harry Harrison.
John w. Jones was charged with steal
ing an overcOat from ". c. Bartlett
His case was continued until March
10Th.
Richard Johnson was charged with
beating his wife. LESSEE Johnson. The
latter failed 10 appear and the case went
over until Tuesday.
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Judge Wexford. Of the City Circuit
Court. yesterday granted charter 10
the Security Building and Loan Associa-
ton. which is TO carry on building
fund, loan, and saving business IN this
city. The capital stock is TO be not iess
than $4,000. nor more than 100000, dl-
vided into shares OF $50 each. The fol-
lowing are the officers for the first year
Isaac h. Davenport. president; John ii.
Montague. vice-president; ". n. Loving,
secretary and treasurer; Preston x
Leake, general counsel; Directors. Isaac
Y. Davenport, John H. Montague. Robert
r. Harrison, w. a. Loving. Percy a
Christian.
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..,.,,, 70 this city last night ana .. 'aSs"
S10 Ser late residence lC fiG Sela @ at the
The II funeral services S,e will lo be @g@ after
Son 9oon at half-past o'clock, ,,, Reu the
Mrs. laughter hels@ ~ Of Mrs. ". T. sutherland FS
o o sister to Messrs. pelli'' e Ser leaves
ward war and Irwin sutherland a. active sni and
four children. she "1 cracs.street Bap-
consistent ,st sSnrch and had large circle Of
born.
,rrn pall-bearers are: ~.
tne p enlIessrs. W. J. Todd, r. d. Bey'
-. 49, w Thomas Hancock r. ~, N
erl9ss' 1ohn Burch, T. II. Brown Jos
p mo Montgomery. and r. 5. crump;
- Honora 'ry,-Nessrs. V. Hechler, Jr.' +
49,, tiol n. az nfaior ]. Ii. Capers. ]. j
Todd Jo6n $. Harwood, b. b. var ,l
R pTe, William h. Jones. and Joseph "
Blanton.
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part OF Main street. can be easily heated
and ventilated. The judges seat, clerk
desk. bar and jury-box are well arrahg-
ed, and by rigidly excluding all persons
from the bar the work can be pusheu
along.
All OF the lawyers connected with the
case. as well as officers Of the Court ore
men OF strong physical constitutions eA-
cept the judge, who f. not strong. Owing
10 bad health of several years. ana IL IL
expected that much work Will be done
each dav. Those who are supposed 10
know best. think that fully two weeks
will be occupied with these trials. be-
tween eighty and ninety witnesses nave
been summoned from the counties OF Luz
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Fined a Spectator.

while DR.. Noble was giving his tesu.
,-,o,v Yesterday in the Law ana Equily
-, ouring the trial OF the case %
Mary Rutherford against the Metiop o.,a
tan rife Insurance Company. solh1 -
in the room said. That Is lie. JUS
Minor enquired who had ii.aae thAe re- :,
mark. and a young man by the nam -
Joseph Rutherford, son oil tne pi", rans
admitted that he mad Done So
Miner then fined him SO.
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likely convene at 1890 when the work
viii commence. 10 is not thought that
there will Doe very much difficulty in OBJ
tanning a. jury. bat of this nothing defi-
mite can be known until the jurors are
examined up0n the yoir dire.
only one yenire has been summoned
for Tire i6th while two separate Nenires
have been summoned FOR the 18th. THIS
was done in order 10 save the expense
of keeping the others here so long, as
they will not likely be needed before
that time. IL Is not thought that more
than two or three days viii be needed
fOr the trial of solomon Malablc as only
few witnesses have been summoned eth
ar ior the Commonwealth or defence In
his case.
A variety of opinions exist ns 20 what
Marbles testimony Will be ~ this trial.
as he has several times changed. lie
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-15

Ut ~ = I7III1III T. = ~ I'79''
commenced by alleging the guilt Of the
women. Afterwards hc undertakes TO es-
tabhsh their innocence and sticks TO the
white mans" theory. A short while
since while being counscled 10y coiorcd
friend 90 prepare Tor the worst and 10
Stick to me truth. he said he would. and
would fcn something that he had never
told anyone before.
Whether or not the women viii be tried
fointy or separately les not yet known.
Thev were Jointly indicted. but their
cases were jointly indictie. slttyteundiaO
cases were severed when tried in Lunen-
burg. and have been treated separately
since.
when these cases are gone into. which
Nili be about Wednesday or Thursday.
The biz lght will commence. The lawyers
named above wiz prosecute, while
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I'll Committees to Meet Tomorrow.

Tho following Council committees VIII
meet tomorrow: 49,. Exp NJ
Committee on First Market at . 4" -
at the market house. p NJ in
Committee on streets at
room No. OF the CITY han, ~ IN
Coln M II Of the city Han.
cnromittee on Water. at Z. M III
roov, No 70 Of the City Hall.
sneclal Committee on Recapitula',,n.s
,bo work of the City Council, al T. NJ
IN room No. II Of the City Han.
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W. =. E.Bl.i-l $500,
(Comnonwcalth's Attorney OF Luh,ii''' -
Judge Of tho County Court viii pre- pre-
Side. with vs.. H. Thackston, CleIN' anu
r. II. Dickinson. sheriff.
Tine Commonwealth viii be represent
al bv A. ID Watkins, Common" ~ ~, 3
Attorney for Prince Edward; lion. w
d. Mann. OF Holloway r. G.. south5a,ll'
Conmonwoalths Attorney or Anellt''
and n As supposed w. c. NebletI Coi-
monwoaiih's Attorney Of LunennHrs'
So far nothing definite Is known as 10
whether or not solomon Marah'e VIZ
have paid counsel. Among the Ia" yes
whose nantes have been mentioned as
uFelv TO Doc employed for him are w VI.
grsfiro. Of your city; Judge Mller' OF
powhafan. ". q. Franklin. OF Appoma', 4,
tox. col Fuzccrald. OF farmv4ie' ana
Cant Gaines. of Burkcviiie.
MARABLE's CASE FIRST
The CAL of Commonwealth against
solomon Aarable win be taken up hrst
Tire custom of our court Is TO convene
ut II A. N. during the winter months,
ana 10 a. II. I'm spring and summer. rms
heinz very carly spring the court VIII
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cot Prince Edward.

for many years Judge Of The Hastings
Court Of Danvile. and later Secretary of
the Commonwealth, is a lawyer OF great
ability and force.
Capt. Guir0n, the youngest Of the
three. is possibly one OF the best lawyers
of his age in the state. and whose views
and labors probably won the cases while
before the Supreme Court. The judge
OF the court has had judicial expert
ence Of twelve or fifteen years, and has
never vet been called upon TO pass the
sentence Of death upon any one. as there
has been only one case OF capital punish
mcut slice the war. and that was in the
early part of Judge Dickinson's Official
life. about twenty-five years ago.
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time in trying 10 read a book that he
says was given him by Father Welbers,
and is an limitation of the Bible lie
declined to accept Bible offered him by
DR. Winston.
All of them express themselves as anx-
ious for their trials, and seem TO ex-
pect to be acquitted. Even Marahie says
al times that he hopes that his life
viii be spared.
THE COUNSEL.
The lawyers connected with these cases
are men Of superior ability. and large eX-
perience ia criminal practice A. D.
Watkins has been the prosecuting attor-
nev for this county for six years, and is
forcible. energetic. and strong X. O..
Southall has held the same position in
Amelia for twelve or fourteen years, and
is regarded as one Of the ablest prose
cutors in the State. while Judge Mann
is known 10 be a frst-class lawyer in
every respect. who never goes into case
without thorough preparation ana who
keeps himself fully posted on every de
cision that can. by possibility, bear upon
his cases.
Among the counsel for the defence we
find Captain G. u. Wise. whose long and
brilliant term Of service as Common
wealth's Attorney for the city OF Rich
mond and as member of Congress for the
Third District. has made for him ma
tlonai reputation. Hon. II. w. Flournoy,
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The POLLARD MURDER CASE
The Trial Of he Prisoners 10 Take Place
in FarmVile.
MARABLE WILL Be TRIED FIRST
He Has Hopes Of His iife and says "'
VIII Have Something Ia say th"' he
Has not Told Before Nv" ""'"N
VIII Be Occupied with These
Cases.

FARMvILLE. VA. March li.-Special.
Tho limo for tho trial Of the celebrated
cases known as the Luncnburg murder
cases. has come at last
Monday Will date the beginning OF
these noted cases. probably the most
noted cases that have occurred In our
state Tor many years The trial VIII
take place in the County Court Of Prince
Edward. in this town. Hon. J. NJ. CTute,
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tain *. Half-hearted and INDIFFERENT al
dliation was depressing and enerVating
Il was like garden with peautilul
flowers, but choked with weeds because
~ a careless and indolent gardener.
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The CITY Budget.

The Committee on Finance VIII mee'
IN the Auditors Office al O'clock Iues Tue.
day afternoon TO CONSIDER ule 80
All pe:ties interested WI NC "'"'''
re invited 10 be present
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,s "What Might Have Been Goes on
al. Tomorrow morning for the first time
anvwhere In the United States. This song
is published by l. I. Paul Music Co.
NICIpDND MUSIC CO.'S.
2la cast Broad street.
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THE FIRST EXCURSION.
Association ron PROMOTION or
TRADE OPENS THE SEASON.
Tains to Re Run to Richmo nd from Va
rious foints--1he Schedules which
VIII BE In Effect.

On April 7th next the Association for
the Promotion OF Richmond Trade Will
run Its first excursion trains TO this city
from various points The following
schedules VIII Ne in effect:
l. q IL
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nenburg. Mecklenburg. and Charlotte,
about onc-third Of whom are white.
Great crowds VIII be attracted here from
This and adjoining counties, and our
hotel poople viii likely be crowded.
THE PRISONERS.
The health Of the prisoners seems 10
be weH-nieh perfect. Mary Abernathy
and Pokey Barnes are in the cell To-
eether. and have Mary's infant TO oc-
cupy their time in part while solomon
is alone, Guc seems to spend most OF lis
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-15

rsa ,,,rch term Of the chancery Court
.a,a,,rned Yesterday, and the next term
III, negiu on the first Monday 4 April
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-15

Mrs. w. w. Lefew died yesterday
morning In Washington city. where she
had been undergoing medical treatment
since December last. Hex remains were
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-15

Temple Lodge. No. .. VIII at Its next
regular meeting. Oh the first Monday In
April, elect secretary. vice w h. Tur-
ner. deceased.