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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-13

Interesting lem. About fichmond'' cin-


an
General i'fion Ni-' i' .i.li'-' "u-. Jul
at his r''io'nc on ''-' N'i" @'i'''
Hon. J. n. Stubhs OF Gloucester, is 10
the city.
Irdre ID. 4. Hinton OF Petersburg was
a caller 40 the Auditors office yesterday
morning.
The sermon this morning AZ Betn
,h.i, srr.ro.-il. will Doe On "BigCtry."
Services begin no l0.a0 O'Clock.
Mr.. Juan 4. Plzzim editor Of 80
catholic visitor IS confined TO his room
by illness.
- II Do ct,.o c.-,cross Of Atlanta.
-. ,.., .t.-,i-,. r,,ati,.as ON
- 1ru
- ,,
t1.,,,,. IN, ,.s.,',lty erternoon bv
c+t,- IA p,,,,.. ....f.,., a. ~ Lambert
a., sao9
~ l.-...... e....,., ,.t., D.. cha
10 on, '' 10, W - p.,i.5 icc,',re
af me- Sorne Mons CHRISTIAN Associa-
tion fhi, afternoon an O'Clock.
A.. a.. ...,.t.., - ,bo ola Dominion
- t. , committee
oiuo on " e''.''S .''7'.. f,r IRISH
was "Ipo'l.e1 10 "Ii'''-o 'o'
''-''''
tn Monday n-nt lion. h,iI! ~. W.
lard Wiil address Pickett camp on ''o.'
Hearts az Home. The ladies' ano Pu'iic
generally me invited Go attend
Miss Mldoiin Honzel Of PIG " street
has returned nome a.,'r " ,..'-'' a,,',
visit To- her Iiienes. MiS7s '-'"
Laura ho.Ihduef, or biooA No""'
,tov. Dr. 4. T. Dunaway. who is acting
as rastor OF l.,lea- street Baptist church
for the present win commence series
OF meeting al TIE church tomorrow
night TO continue throughout the week.
THE Johns-llo.tfns baseball team. Of
baltimore. wm u..v ric Richmond COL
/ lege team IN this city on April 18th, and
tbs. Richmond team ON tac following
day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-13

MINERAL CITY. VA. March l2.-Spe-
cial.-The Boyd Smith Pyrltes Mine.
which has not been operated for some
time will resume work, 1t is understood
within "a few lays under the management
OF Captain Smith. OF Washington, D. G.
Mr.. Adams, general manager OF the
Arminius Chemical Company. has recent
~ built a cottage row Of six dwelling
houses which adds to the many attrac-
tons OF the place.
Miss Adams is visiting in Chicago.
Mr.. J. c. Petty left yesterday for Old
Point Va.
Mrs. l.. 4. Keller IS visiting friends In
Washington. II. c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-13

Tho meeting will no In the interest," -
men. Rev. MIR. Iioge Is hepne"
Rev. Moses -. Hogc. II. ID, oil TINS 80
and comes at the invitation Of me 0o"
mittce especially TO deliver the9e -
dresses. This announcement alohe 49,
he sufficient 10 crowd the hail. put ~
addition the Gracc-Strect Baptist -,
ouartettc. composed Of Mrs. I. 4. DIT. 49,,
rie soprano. Miss Efno Cofer' al'9' ~, W.
Uadlcn s. watkins. tenor ana ~.
Henry Burnett, bass. Wal Us
Mr. Haddon Watkins VIII
sing solo: and the accompln's'
Of the afternoon viii be MISS faIlnS
powell. The doors for this mee''As wiz
onen M $3.50 o'clock. and all men are
most cordially invited.
Al 2 o'clock sharp. Mr.. l. a. 'oui'o''
ctoto Secretary of the Virginia Young
~, christian Association. viii tax 10
hovs in the Association parlor ana re"",
ing-rooms Mr. Coulters address VIII
49, f,,u 81 interest to the boys. me
meeting will be opened with specI'
service OF song. including n mando"h
duct All boys are cordially invited; TINS
win he siatc-Day, and the boys should
hear all about It.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-13

a distance. and there IS 10 doubt about
its success. 90
Miss Lula Tyler. eldest daughter, ,.e OF
f,-li.i.,f ,i,.flr ~ the College OF VIII
liam and Mary. ana one OF Williamsburg .Il. 5
most attractive dcbutantes. gave n ~,
delightful tea to the Kappa Alpha IRA
tcrnity last evening from - 10 Z +. NJ.
The Kappa Sigma fraternii1;y ,r Was rg jobn
tucker and Nunford Coles Among
other callers were Messrs; l.. Gordon
Schooley. q. G.. Coleman, r.. winston ana
VI l.. Love. tito,
Miss Tyler was assisted In receiving
by an the Kappa Alpha girls VINO spent
"a most delightful evening.
for Hampton. and VIII leave this evening
fo~ Richmond.
,re. ~ Roviin Suffolk Va. Henry
q watkins s L. Morse r.. ID. HInnno'd
Richmond Va: W s Morris. Norfolk;
w. J Phillips. Baltimore; r. @. Taylor.
Chicago: vs.. ~. Hopkins, postmaster or
Newport News.
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HON. ~. J.. WILSON
rhe Gue.t of Washington and Lee Ir'''S'
- Ahhrl..s L. lie ~iuIrnl-.

ti,. cue.t of Na.hincton ana Lee
.ors-sn address fn he students.
LEXINGTON. VA. March l2.-Speclal'-
,.-Po-tuastcr-GenerM wilson "li'f'"
hero tuesday morning on the $3.50 b4''.-
,,,oro. and Ohio train from stanton W"
rc had spent the night before WIN .
"fd friend and colleague, Hon. H".-
- George Tucker. Mr. W ii9vn Va Is
puest of Hon. William Mclyus..''...
left yesterday Afternoon 49, fn.r-.
where inc spent tne Night a"",
mis- morning for CnaresloWh. W. "'
VVi,iie in Lexington Mir. wilson was en-
tertaiued by tine different pIoIes9ol
Washington and gee tnlNti SLY ~
some of the most prominent p''p'' 80
I'e 81, '{sTCdnosdav night no $3.50 The student
body of Washington and Ice INV Pay
assembled ON the campus we" ffr
einia Military Institute bahn' "H" -,,l
scrcnadng Tine present pIts.u,i' .r bodv
O. " G. Lee, they maicnru J" a. 49,
IN tha house OF Professor j. 4. iluiii'-'
80 ,yhar. Mr. Wilson was being t4t'i
tanned. and serenadei MN. -Alt,I ..
Inv the band and yelis ANA cnetI7 oI ..,.
.fudents Mir Wilson appeared Oh '---
,,rb y-ith mis- host and mace a. very
Itr,re erepeh When Mr.. wilson peg ga
bc said that me had thought ual -.-
students of Washington ana Ice
sitv were numbered hY iAe uAi4"4 ,.i-' .t+
rom IRON, , ,nat ' tbrv were numbered by ,he
,t,o,,ssrds lie thanked them for their
cn~Gi.I Erecting. tie also thanked tne
,.oo,,i.. Of fbe community and tne ttcuil-
- hotb institutiens for their cordial lc-
clnfion Of him. chat they possessed 1913
an e,,mnatbv. for AN his life had been
enent i'm the Valley of Virginia. re ~
80 .i1e..d a. a. Jeep sense of the responsibility
| IT. his new position. lie said it was not
! easy 10 I, How in the footsteps oi l"9 w.
/ sts... fN
| ~ tHe trlsilenev. and the long line of
nih' ', Mo had FIN ID more limited sphere
,','.i.i,.t r,-., The destiuics OF Washing pa
| lpoil,..e
/ OS('.',rN bo said was much % Dee valued,
30, III, I..c,rse the e.ris were young.
i iio. -. r,.rtirularlv because the young
hhul1 M ives before them. Some of
m"u hoI .i,,ir liyes behind them They
/ ltta st,,Jtrts1 had an of their lives before
I .b,r, TIa did not envy the OppOf iunliir9
/ th'in' ~. ~ tfc r..n of thc pasi. Oh s.
lIl INC nv ,.i.h o'hat he himself Boo Dds
! Gtlr "'i ,'' l ,e1. huf le did envy
| NoI'r aI i,," fot r. was 10 enter urrn
! 80 - non and To- whom would ue
ller C5i Nv ais. ornorfuritics cu-
au'I1eu 'Ic "o,.,.ti,, nov coming un
/ Jol 'u ~ ~. ~ ,5tiln
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-13

Am 7 averse 20 society? Why no. IN
deed. I think every woman has her 500
cial duties 10 perform. her place Dad s'ei-
ETY. 10 nm IL Is an obligation that plAe ,
her ia position whore she .s snpo"e frl
10 elevate or degrade her ftioW-he.nss
or associates
~ lack OF social llfe and iis recreation
would bring woman inevitably to a ire
OF narrowness. that sooner or later "oud
threaten her higher nature by oeprNine
II OF the Influences OF human sympathy.
DO not understand me. however. 20 COM
mend the weaker side OF society subject
to excuses IN any amusement and neces-
sarily making woman Indifferent 90 The
real duties OF life.
Society IN is moderation or pleasures
and rccreatlons IS possible TO the Chris
tan woman. not only as the necessary
good cheer she deserves and needs. but
can serve az medium 81 elevation and
a power to ennoble.-Mrs. Sam JoneA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-13
BiTH COUNTY COURr.
Two Interesting Cases Warm springs
Hotels Opening Early.


WARM SPRINGS. VA. March n.-spe-
cial.-Bah County Court closed to-day
The first case was that OF Mason Green
charged with stealing a mule from Albert
Pool ,cOl0rcd. There were large huil-
Der of witnesses on each side anu nea'ls
Two DAVIS were spent on IL. George keNel-
.ornhe Of Covington. defended Green. lt
was a. pretty clear case from th' s''tt
AGAINST him. and an We're surprised az
fine GOOD fight made by his attorney re
was given three years I'D me penlleh,s va i,
and sentence was prououHcIu ~ '"'7
Mcdonald this morning ,.,.tt,
1'1o next case was that Of AddlAide
Essex colOredl. charged with heeplns
di-0rderly house. This was an appear from
the MAGISTRATE sentence OF t"o "D'N4
urevious the sentence then pIoHouiNc"
being a line OF S.g ana lhIee NUM-, mn, nf
the county Jail. The names OF SOILS ol
hieh families here We're brought m u"-
rieasautlv. The jury were out but rev
minutes and returned with a verdict su9-
tanning the decision II the lower cVult'
Hon A. T. Witnrow, of the Nllhio"
rl,r,lnr Company. Charleston, was az
THE IT, N. Francisco land ADVERTISE.
for sale WAS bought In by Major JoHH l.
Byrd for tae benefit n the chaurth.
Mrs j. W. Wallace has lolneIl n la,od Ia
hand Dr. Wallace. who - now located ll
rovinpton Va lie practlced mere some
.-a1rs was native OF the county ana III
sori,I circles especially will this couple
Ie missed. .. =, ,.t,...t.
Tn. ola homestead # William McClinilc
f.. adyorffsed for sale at the next Term
If the court This is "a splendid ola place
and has been So the family many genera
The Warm Springs Graded School close
Monday af,er successful session oil I'VE
a nrec company M the Hot sprinf.-
have neces-itafcd the opening OF 'n'ii
ma to-el tha Virginia which was done
i,.. Monday. This is about two months
earlier than last year. .,....
Npplicatlons are pouring IN ior the posi-
office at Tho Hot. j. d. dc'hnlic see %,
/ 20 Dee the most prominent candidate @'
I urt4Dnt
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Cyclone SamueIs FINDS Opposition in a
Negro Woman.

Cyclone SamueIs FINDS Opposition in
Negro Woman.
Constable r. II. Samucls. OF Henrico.
commonly known as the "Cyclonc,' and
whose eagle eye is ever brightly look
ing ont for offenders against the peace
and dignity of the Commonwealth, was
a busy officer yesterday
As he was driving home about O'Clock
=. ~. De saw on the outskirts of Fulton
as the l0wec part of Richmond is locally
called. DOZEN or more negroes who
were absorbed in the playing of that fas-
chatting. but unlawful gamc. known as
craps"
The valiant Constable came down uron
these offenders with his usual cycionic
impotuosity. bat the men saw him from
affair." and took TO their heels 90 the sight
of him.
However. the officer captured the dice
with which the game was played ana the
SUM of $l.15. which the crap-shootars left
behind them in their flight % escape
arrest.
The Constable. like Ko-Ko. has "a it,
tie list" and knowing these men he pro-
ccc4cG TO uut them thereon. and VIII soon
have them in bonds.
Further OH bis way lomcW1rd. Com
stable Samueis observed % negro woman,
named Mary Brooks. engaged in s,eal-
ing coal from tie yard Of the Chosapa cake
and ohio Railway Company at ,heir
James river wharf and promptly arrest
od her. The woman resisted the officer,
and a STRUGGLE ensuod. making 90 noccs-
sarv for h'm 90 call four men 10 his
assistance for Mary fought and scratch
.I
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-13
TORTl- IHIKD INIJEK>iRl
Six Meetings at the y. VI. {. A. To-Morrow
Prominent Speakers VIII he Here.

Al the February meeting OF the Board
OF Directors Of the YOUNG Mems Chris
tian Association, President Smith APP
pointed a committee 10 prepare for the
forty-third anniversary of the Associa-
ton. consisting Of Messrs. Stewart NJ.
Woodward chairman. G. Il. Richard
son, Ed. y. Newman, l.. q. Burruss, a.
T. Kagland, and General Secretary Nc
kee. The committee have been work
Ing quietly. and have At last completed
the arrangements for the anniversary
exercises. Tomorrow Will be - big day
in the Associations history. The anm-
Versary exercises viii bc held IN tour
different churches tomorrow night at
8 o'clock. as follows:
Holy Trinity Episcopal church, Rev.
j. j. Gravatt pas,or-Ihis meeting Wa
be addressed by the Rev. Fred. W.
Clampett. rector of St. Peters Episcopal
church. Baltimore. Nd.
First Presbyterian church. Rev. X. L.
Kerr ID. d.. pastor-rhe address VIII
be delivered by Rev. Peyton IL. Hoge,
u. d.. OF Wilmington y. G.
Centenary Methodist church. Rev. w.
V. Tudor u. D.. pas,or-The address
Of the evening will DO delivered by the
NV y " ~ tAs'A'ttttf 80 80 - 49,
ington. Va.
Venable- street Baptist church, Rev.
j. s. Dbl -. d. pastor-Addrcss by
Rev. j. J. Hall, OF Norfolk, Va.
All Of the speakers are strong men,
and Il is safe to say that there will be
four large audiences. The idea OF tie
committee in having four meetings WAS
that all who desired 20 attend might have
an opportunity to do so. 1t is more
than probable that a number of churches
Will close TO unite In these services.
The past year has been most sue
cessful one in the history OF the Asso-
citation Not only have extensive i'm
p,ovements been made 10 the building,
bun the membership has increased TO-
rether with these magnificent results has
been the deepening OF spiritual me-
These meetings VIII be held for the
purpose OF presenting anew the work OF
an association. and the need OF DEFINITE
work for young men. Everybody. botn
ladies and gentlemen. are invited 10 at
tend the meetings. There VIII be nc
solicitation OF funds.
In the Association Hall at O'CLOCK
Rev. Pcyton H. Hoge. ID. D., OF Will
,oinRton. y. c.. one OF the foremost
s,sakers IN the ministry In the South
x,.l address the meeting. Dr. Hoge II
= uost foyceful and eloquent speaker
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-13

,. ,rasr,s,it.d tn. Powers IN isn"i-
Ni'''' P"1 .........ffnunf LAW.

freece Has Insuited tn" i""''7
fne the etiquette" lnte'n"''""" - ",
81 PETERSBURG. March
r,.r rest perfectly assured lha1 "'
~ the reports sent from mere
STA has not changed her luea9 o.'
cretan question. These lepo''9 60.
,..- s,,re,d bv some revolutionary 9idF o"-
..'7 i,.,f.s THE government here is ao-
.oi,taly firm and unfincnins IN u.s. "t'-
,,,4o that there can bee no nesoua-Ih7
Zen Greece until she has Withdrawn
e-,,, ber position as an offender against
International law in open defiance To 'he
great Powers. anal. .
~ 10 considered that We're once such
,.,.oelant efvon. am the small countries
,..o,,id when it pleased them, folio" SUIT
and The Powers would absolutely lose
AN control ,e.o
e.ocial inheritance attaches itself 10
,.,st,,, article in the Petersbur- hF'l
,.i.lonosti today AN The more. as or
i,t. chat uaner has given mp pupli7hi's
,,~tfclos ON foreign affairs. and the pIes-
onf ono Is inspired. IL says.
.cr.e.e'- refusal is masked I'm sophisin'
of very baa taste. Greece is uylnl I'D
,.l.v blind mans buff with Europe. Her
conduct must cut her OF from ai "''
friends The ruse she uses places her ID"
a plane with Turkey.
Greece wishes to bee am oracle ana ceh-
sor of the great Powers. Greece mas
Nor worked for the pacihcation of the Isle
and but for union 90 her. There Is no
sense I'm Greece saying DO is her sderel
,s,,se 10 rescue Crete from turkey. 10
! ON. proposes giving Crete 10 TURKEY. N'
must NOT invariably talk OF humanity
hut also Of loyalty. II we allow cree T.
to come out and usurp iniernalloNd
! right there will always Dee anarchy.
A less important article. but inleresiinS
/ MS demonstrating the more popular leel-
lng IS that in the Noyoe Nremy@ IL
| says. III. 90
"The Greek answer will not admit or
two words. either of criticism OF DTS cel-
rectness or Of simple logic. IL Is lauSh-
able for the Greeks TO say it is tney ai!ne
who have the means 90 appease. tle iai-
| and Crete is well known.
The AIoskovie Niedomosti IN n strong
article savs:-"Can We for moment
entertain the idea that little Greece l
/ imposing her will upon the United POW
ers2 Greece. finding herself insolvenL
sought 10 save herself by some force ma
ieur which she now seeks in war. THE
| demaeoeues of Athens. fevored with eN
altation to the highest degree try @
! save the threatened dynasty. whici
strives 10 escape fanaticism by some force
maieur That is war;
The Novosu. Greece's companion, say
nothing. New York Herald.
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For Church Hills Benefit.

on March LIST. the Common Councll
adopted a resolution offered by Mr.. W. L.
Woody. OF Marshall Ward, requesting the
two electric companies TO place on sale
the half rate school tickets on sale al
some convenient point i'm the eastern part
of the city. for the convenience OF resi-
dents of Church and Union HIS.
Yesterday Clerk Ben August rece*-
cd % communication from the Richmond
Railway and Electric Company stating
that they had made arrangements for
the sale Of such tickets at the Union
Division. Twenty-ninth and = streets.
Mr.. W. NJ. Habliston, general manager
of the Traction Company has also in
formed Mr.. August that just as soon
as they can secure convenient place.
they will also place tickets on sale in the
eastern section Of the city.
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club which was handsomely enterlaln,e ..,i
by Miss Amelia Kerr a iarse ,'r.'',,
and partook freely OF the bountiiul nos nos
Titality of the popular and charn'''7
hostess. t,tlf,e and
cakes Were served ,,i-- Mary
,ii t,,io,.7 with Bennett Miss Roberta
Win Ciemants. Miss Wylie with l ,t,es
lTiii,or MIS- Morgan with Tomg,sonl. 5 S,5s
Nareuerite wright with Ross 4i'' 5vr 3.fi
with chiffon. Mis- S, ,'',, Tco5ooor Miss
Ms sln.,,s 9'I Iores with owens. Miss Bessie
Parksdale with Southah, ,,,,,oban
rioaters-Fox. Gatewood, rfoor-
ra,,'ster cox Binooo. NunnerlV. LOO 100,
raeele. Booker Litohheld' ana
L-l--
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They cam Work.

The Prince of Wales is said 10 have
learned in his youth 10 make stockings
Ills son. the Duke Of York learned tho
trade o. ropomakIng. Ills cousin. the
Car Nicholas H.. can pillow, SOW ana
reap. The Emperor William is prac-
ucal typcsetter. King Humbcrt ia not
only an excellent shoemaker but COBB
bles also 10 perfection. Oscar OF Sweden
handles the axe with dexterty Ike an
approved woodman. not even yielding the
palm in this respect 90 Mr. Gladstone.
queen Victoria is exceedingly fond N
knitting. Not long ago she finished a
woollen coyerlid and presented 10 10 tho
oldest and most deserving OF che inmates
of an asylum for disabled work'newo-
men in the Isle OF Wighr.-New York Ad-
yertlsCr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-13

Oncers Elected and Committees Appoint
ed-A eDu.ante's Tea.

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. March r.
Special.-A meeting of the directors Of
the Peninsula Bank was held Thursday
night al which Judge X. l.. Henley was
elected president ana Judge II. j.. War
rea Vicc-prcsldcnt and Mr. H. y. IAllllpa,
OF Chase CITY. cashier
The following committees were up
pointed.
ON Charter-Judge h. l.. Henley, chair
man. ~
Jones chairman.
At the meeting last Tuesday there was
some discussion as 10 whether the FLOCK
holders should vote per capita or per
share. They decided TO follow the latter
method of voting. but investigation mas
shown that had the ballotlng Deen con
Quoted either way, the same directors
would have been cicctcd.
In the early part of next week the
charter will be applied for before Judst
Gunter. Of the Hampton court. ana the
bank will be opened between the lulh
and 10Th OF April
The enterprise will he backed and Pro,
motcd by some OF the most Nhuentlal
business and professional men OF TINS
saction Of tha eniinirY and b athers from
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-13
ALBEMARLE FARMERS.
cor. DUKE WANTS IHEM ~ NE
AND ORGANIZE.
Cant. Hancock VIII at Once Rebuii" III
Mil Destroyed by Fire-New >""'
Cars for the Electric Line

C,TIARL OTTESNILLE VA, March L.
srocial.-The farmers Of Albemarle favor
tbe general congress Of farmers to be heu
IN washington the latter part Of next
Anru and some Of the leading farmers
are urging that large delegation be
sent 70 represent the interests Of Abe
marie in that congress.
Colonel r. T. W. Duke is out In a lehs'h'
letter to-day urging the Importance oi
organizaiion among farmers. ana sus-
oeets TINT a mass-meeting be heiu V'i
A,,~fl court-day looking TO that emo
nrcrfNGI;IsHED PREACHERS.
M, sunday services at the University
oe VIRGINIA ior the remainder OF .hai
will doubtless. be Of unusual interest ~
the students. Judging from the corp Va
DISTINGUISHED ministers VINO nave pee"
gagged TO occupy the chapei pu'in,' -
on March l4th Rev. Moses - i'os.,
u. OF the Second Presbyterian onHi 1',
Richmond will preach; sunday " a.,
DIST Rev. Collins Denny. j.. IT, OF "''-
1orhilt University. Nashville, Tenn
Sunday March 2sth. Rev. Hartley car
michael. ID. D.. of ST. Pauis ch0Nch'
Richmond. .i..
Captain r. J. Hancock. who recently
lest his fine flour and grist mill 10y nle,
has purchased an entirely ne" oulN' anu anu
is rebuilding the MILL and expects 10 NM
inc mill I'm fuil blast again 10y the Hi'''''
Of April
NEW CARS.
CAPTAIN W. \. Melbourne, sui,i '', ..,.,.-
An, - tbc Charlottesvillc City and sub
nrra, Electric line. has recently pur-
'hs.'cd - number of handsome summer
cars 70 be used on the Main street ana
F,'r.s sprlnr branch of this lire, and ihey
arg TO be be- rnt on as soon as the We thcr,
opens Jefferson park. the terminus COL ol
,b,s line. is a very popular resort Tor
nicnics and outings. one or two eN.,l-
eionr win be run here from Wasiiii- 'o..,
richmond ana Alexandria The latter i"'
of April or first Of May.
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NORFOLK. VA. March l2.-SpeciaL-
Alexander Davis and Ned Davis, VINO
rere arrested here on the charge OF
crimindlly asauiting twtNe-y ci-VR
girl in BOtetourt county We're taken
there for trial this evening.
Feeling runs high against them in the
locality whore the crime with which they
are charged was committed but the shef-
IN who came after them anticipated 10
ser-Ous trouble
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Mrs. nacgill'S Funeral.

The remains of Mrs. Mary Raglan Mac
gill, who died al the residence Of her
daughter. Mrs. Mollie Macgill Rosenberg,
at Galveston. Tex. last Wednesday
morning. viii reach the CITY this
afternoon az Gao o'clock via the South
ern Railway.
The funeral will take place Sunday
afternoon from s. Pauls church, the
hour TO be fixed later
The interment will be in Hollywood.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-13

New York Life Insurance Company VS..
Davis. argued by Hon. j. W. Saunders
cor appellant and Mai. r. w. Pcatross
and VIM. NJ. Peyton, ESD for appeile.
and submitted.
The next cases 10 be ca~ed are Pettus
vs.. Atlantic Saving and Loan Association
Ohe last case on privileged docket. and
Sulphur Mines Company Of Virginia VS..
Boswell Bowman 4 Shuman. the last Will
be submitted without oral argument.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-13
Rnnli.f Snnday-ScIlooIs.

The annual meeting Of the BAPTIST sun
dav-SchoOl Association Of Richmond and
Manchester will be held with the Ran
dolph-Street school. corner Beverly ana
Randolph stress. tomorrow afternoon
al clock. The annual reports viii
be read and election Of officers will be
held.
Addresses may be expected by Rev. j.
c. Hiden ID. D., and others. and n special
programme of music has been provided.
MIR Arthur Il. Clarke Is president and
Mr.. w. ID. Duke secretary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-13

Richmond: William Danron's trustee
TO Emile Carroll. 81 feet OF north side
Nenable street between Buchanan and
Mosby. $50
G. l.. Jeiifess 10 Walter F.. and william
II. Brauer stock OF goods. fixtures. etc:
In store No. 200 east Malp street. and
chooses IN actlal- aa4A
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-13
Second Baptist Revival.

The revival services at the Second Btp-
fist church. which have been i'm progress
this week will ice continued through next
week. DR.. DilIs earnest and pointed
preaching has made decided impression
upon the people. and good results are
looked for lie will preach every night
nnNt Wcck
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-13

SUFFOLK. VA. March l2.-Special-
Yesterday morning about 10 O'Clock Mt
Miles II. Hol land. Sr.. was paralyzed WINE
walking about his own yard on nus ifl H,
near Buckhoun. He fell 10 the sIouiiU anu
has not been able 10 speak since.
His death is looked Tor az any ihoi'''n.;
AFR Holland IS a prominent farmer ana
merchant