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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-01
BURIED dT HOILTWOOD.
The Hemains of the Late Andrew j. Berry
Taken to Their Last Resting Place


The funeral services over the remains
Of tho late Andrew j. Berry. which were
held az DR. Hoge'a church yesterday al
tcrnoOn at $3.50 o'clock. were very impress
siye and were attended by q large au-
dioncc. The relatives ana iriencs oi 'ile
late AR. Berry. together with tnc pail
bearers. assembled at his residence No.
l09 north FOusheo street The Blues Bat
TALON. headed by the Blues' Band os-
cortcd the funeral cortcgc TO the church
and from there afterwards 90 the bury
ing ground.
The following gentlemen acted as nom
orary pall-boarers.
Judge j. -. witt H. VI. Smith. Jr.
colonel Charles =. Bigger Captain J..
T. Levy Captain George ID Wise. J."
Cump. a. y. Stokes. Jr., w. &. Nc
D0wcl
Two members from the Blues Associa-
ton. Lee Camp. Pickett Camp. and the
independent order Of Odd-Fcllows, re-
spcctively served as active pali-bearers.
After a beautiful prayer by Rev. Dr.
IIoce the choir OF the church sang Hymn
No. pa. Jesus. Lover Of Ny Soul The
pastor then read q passage from the
Scriptures. J. Corinthians Xv.. ~. and az
the close Of the reading Mt Thursion
Cardoza rendered n very touching solo,
4 prayer by Dr Hogc followed ana tho
services 10 the church closed with the
singing Of Hymn No. G35. 81 Would NOT
1.-Two Away
Tho intcrmcnt was made in the fam
ily plot at Hollywood. Rev. James p.
Cook. Of the Hoge-Memoriai church. Off
ciating i'm the place of DR. Hoge At the
close of the services the Blues fired the
usual three salutcs. and after the sound
ine of "taps" the attendants dispersed
The death Of Mt Berry will be felt by
n good many people I'm Richmond to
whom he had been "a benefactor during
DIS lie time and quite q number Of them
called at his late residence yesterday and
the day before 10 have last parting
glance at the remains which were laid
IN rost I'm a cloth-covored casket. clad in
the Confederate uniform, which he wore
during he late war
Tre funeral of Mrs Eliza Norman
Field whose death occurred Monday
morning. took place at Q o'clock Yesterday
afternoon from the residence Of her SON
in-iaw. Mr. David n. Wilbon. No. 20f
south Third street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-01

them an. OF course, is Christmas and its
celebration.
Leslie's Popular Monthly opens with
Christmas story by that ever weicome,
writer. Frank Il. Stockton, entitled "Old
AppleJOy's Ghost
Following this story comes seconu
paper on the life. times and compatriots
OF Andrew Jackson This paper deals
with Jackson as a military commander.
4 little farther on We iind a very able
paper by General H. J. Morgan. LID.
-. d.. on the Religious Denominations
Of America" dealing first with the Bap-
lists.
Reading on we come 10 an illustrated
sketch of Native Life IN and around Call
cutta.' by Theodore Hinman simmons,
Links Of Circumstances and The
Lost Note" arc about the best OF the
shorter stories
The Nletrop,li.an Magazine is the most
profusely illustrated Of all the maya
zines. It's illustrations are also the most
beautiful
Its opening page is n full-page brightly
C0lOred Illustration by Wcnzell.
The notables Of the month, ihcludinS
Neal Dow. General Tracy Saeasu ia
d.ni and the Pore are portrayed here.
The most thorough review Of the stage
in anv monthly publication is found IN the
METROPOLITAN. together with pictures OF all
the leading actors and actresses OF the
day.
Chris.mastide Art by ). Ronoco traces
the history OF the Art OF the Nativity and
Madonna masterpiece down 10 the pres
cnt day
me Salmaemdi club. perhaps The most
famous art club Of It's kind In the world
Is here described and Illustrated.
In a London Twilight, Miss santa
Claus" and "A ChristmSs Duel az Luck
ara bright. snappy stories which close
TIN most popular magazine.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-01
REV. II. =. CHILE
VIII be the Next Pastor at Laurel street
Methodist Church.

hflnOulNi 'fNi'hs
The action Of the Methodist Conference
i'm assigning Rev. W. h. Crowder TO
I.aur.l-Strcct Methodist church I'm this
city. created considerable dissatisfaction
among the members OF that congregation,
not for personal reasons. but from the
fact that owing TO the large number Of
Young people in the Laurel street con-
grcgati0n, young man was more dcsir-
able 10 lead and aid them In the great
religious work they are doing.
Two young minister, who were known
TO the congregation, either Of whom
would have been acceptable We're sug-
cested. but neither Of them was appoint
cd.
When the objection TO Mr.. Crowder
became known movement was started
10 satisfy the Laurel-Street people, and
through cOrresp ondence between Dr.
Whitehead and Bishop o. =. Fitzgerald.
II was arranged that Rev. r.. L. Gayle,
who was sent TO Danville. should come
10 Laurel-Street church and Rev. I. j.
Taylor will go 10 Danviile.
\ letter % this effect was received by
DR.. Whitehead yesterday, and Rev
Mr. GAYLE viii reach the city IN time 10
ofciate next Sunday.
Tho Lawel-Strcot people are perfectly
satisfied with the appointment, ana they
desire 10 say that nothing but the KIND
est feeling exists for Rev. Mr.. Crowder
his age being the only cause for dissalis-
faction.
Laurcl-Strect church IS doing a great
work among the young people OF The city
and they require an energetic young man
10 direct and assist in their work. and
with Afr. Gayle az their head they expect
to continue along the same active line
as heretofore.
Mr. Gayle is said to be a forceful and
practical preacher. as well as energetic
and capable in all work connected with
the church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-01

Mr.. Garland Pollard becomes the Pur-
chaser. His l,id Being ~ 900.

Mr.. Garland Pollard becomes The Pur-
chaser. His Bid Being $4,000.
The plant Of the State Newspaper Com
pany was sold at auction yesterday at
j. o'clock, the purchaser being Mr.. John
Garland Pollard. holder of SIS 900 in bonds
issued hy the company, whose bid was
$1,000
The sale was made by Auctioneer G. IT,
Valentine who read lengthy inventory
of the effects OF the company.
The inventory did not include the three
Mergentnalcr Linotype Machines, the
aucti0necr stating that The State ->cwspd-
per Company mad no claim upon Hem.
la regard to the printing press, which
was purchased TWO years ago az a cost on
5000. the auctiouecr stated that there
was still due ON 10 81 .gu. and some odd
dollars, and that he could give the pur-
chaser no assurance that the machine
would become his property, as the COM
Germ from whom IL was purchased, had
the right 10 take IL at any time.
The inventory included the associated
press franchise, good for nineN-nine
years at $50 per week. upon which Is now
due SEQ. and a Saturday night service al
$50 per week.
No values were placed upon .hese fran
chises or upon the out or in-tovn circu-
lation of the paper
There was only one Did for the pop
erty that OF $1,000 submitted by Mr.. j.
Garland Pollard
Among those attending the sale were Mr..
Mann ). Quarles. representing TIE Nir-
ginia Trust Company. Or. w. W. PARK
or. and Hon. II. r. Pollard, While IRE re-
ccivers. Messrs. Daniel ,innndn ana In
NETT Seaton. were also on hand
Mr.. John Garland Pollard, the prrchaS-
er Of the property, said after the sale
that he was not yet prepared 10 say what
disposition he would make OF his pur-
chase.
The law and Equity Court. under de-
cree of which the paper was sold, Will
to-day be asked 10 confirm the sale.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-01

Conlcy Died From the Effects of the FalI
on a stone.

A post-mortcm was held yesterday
morning by Coroner Taylor over the re-
mains Of Charles Coniey. tho man who
died from the effects Of fall in the city
jail Monday after ristican with his cell
mate, James Hill.
At o'clock in the afternoon Coroner
Taylor held an inquest over the remains
of Conley and after hearing the testi-
mony Of Hill himself and two or three in
mates Of the Jail. who heard the two men
quarrellng the verdict was rendered that
Conley came 10 his death from the effects
Of a fall caused by a blow inflicted by taa
fist OF James Hill
The testimony taken IN the case was tie
same as was published in yesterdays
Times. In the post-mOrtem held ycstor-
DAY morning II was learned as already
stated I'm The Times that there Was q
ruptured blood vessel on COnley's brain.
This was the immediate cause ~ HE
death. r. IS understood that I'M will
have a preliminary hearing today before
the Police Court.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-01
Ncrd Watching.

The two camps If tramps located just
beyond The city limits and near the Miss
ing Link bicycle track are making them
selves general 1uisanocs.
Small deprclatons and petty theits
are being committed 10y them, and hardly
"a day passes that some resident Of the
county does not lose something NJ the
hands OF these tramns.
on sunday night the cow-house Of Mr..
Scott. "a well-lnown dairynan. was brok-
en- into. and he has also lost hefcr.
The notice of the county officers is call
ed TO these individuals.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-01

Nh. r. VI. Eai,aille and Mrs. a. G. Brayley
Welded in Fulton.

Yesterday at O'Clock az Fulton
Baptist church Mr. r. NJ. Battalle and
Mrs. A. G. Brayley were united i'm bonds
Of matrimony by Rev. ). J.. Harrison,
pastor of The church
Promptly at the appointed hour the
bridal party entered 10 the music OF
Mendelssohn'a wedding march. played
Wy Prof Renhardt. and on reaching me
altar the beautiful ceremony commenced.
The church was darkCncd and tie many
l'ghts b5h from lamps and gas Jets.
coupled with the vordant beauty OF nu-
morous palms and cut flowers, was
indeed sight 90 Dee remembered
The ushors were iu' evening dress and
saw that an corners were shown seats.
aud were Mcssrs. Victor Moon. Wayerly
Nuckois. William Sutherland. Ernest
Turner. Isaac WOOD Charles Kaufelt.
and che maid of honor Miss Rosa Brit
ton.
Immediately after the ceremony the
newly married pair iclt on a tou. OF =
weeks duration io Baltimore and other
northern cities. Tho many presents re-
ceived BY the bride were costly anc
beautiful ON their return TO the city
they win make their home In Fulton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-01

The Executive Committee Of the Nir-
GINA Prison Association. consisting of
President James Caskie, Secretary Will
liams. and Messrs Andrew Christian and
Thomas Potts. have made thorough in
spcction OF the Virginia State pcniten-
tiary They viii submit their report at
the next session of the Board OF Directors
with a view of formulating a petition 10
boz presented fn fIe Lr-i-iHturr 900
order 10 bring about certain improve
ments in regard 90 cell accommodations
and in other directions
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-01

Justice OF lho Peace James o.. Lewis.
of Henrico county. yesterday rendered his
decision in the case Of T. w. Dunkum.
who was charged with receiving some
cast iron of the value If So. knowing the
same 10 have been stolen from Mr. j. b.
BickerstaN. punkum was nned s. and
costs. and sent 90 jail for fifteen days.
The same punishment was meted out 20
Adolphus Scott. Thomas Ho%ard and VIII
lie Taylor cOlored. VINO We're charged
with c0mmittinr the theft IN question.
All four accused took an appeal 10 the
County Court through counsel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-01

pictures are excellent fac SMILES OF lam
Gus paintings by many well known artists
ana win make handsome and most ac-
ccptablc Christmas gifts. The price OF
tho pictures will be very reasonable.
much less than they could be purchased
for elsewhere.
Sample frames win also be displayed
and to those leaving an order Tor one,
q discount Of ten per cent. from the regu-
lar store price viii be allowed by special
arrangement. The proceeds OF the sale
which is gotten up by one Of the church
societies. OF which Mrs J. Calvin Stewart
is president. will go 10 swell the church
building fund. and q pleasant and sue
coesful evening is expected. Refresh
monts will be served to an who attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-01
THE COURT or JUSTICE JOHN.
Cleanliness i. Not Next to Goodness When
r,cn,nc.fo Earber. ~ orking ON SUNDAY.


John Harlow. colored, was fined 81 and
costs for being drunk, ana he paid the
same.
Ben Harris. Phil Harris and Bob Con-
way, all coiOrod. raised row in the bar
room of James McDonough. and they
were charged s. and costs each.
James WoOdson, Ross Chopper and Z.
w. Ferguson. three BARRIERS. were fined
g and costs each for cutting hair and
shaving on Sunday
John Minor and William White. two
country negroes came TO town 20 see a
friend. but missed him. and got arrested
instead on the charge OF being suspicious
characters. Nothing was proved against
them and they departed IN peace
j. ". Turner got drunk and was fined
s. and costs.
Adolprus Allen, colored. IS charged
with stealing a turkey from ]. II. Timber
lake, but the case went over FOR one day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-01
Scrnrrs Identified.

Matthew Scruegs, the negro who IS
serving time I'm the Petersburg jail, and
who is wanted here for breaking into the
Junk shop Of r. J. Jones on October 3ist,
together with Tom Stokes and George
Thomas. and stealing 800 in cash and Tot
of watches and clothing, will be dealt
with bv the courts here as soon ms his
term expires in Petersburg. Detective
Gibson went to Petersburg Monday night
and identified Scruggs. The detective
caught the other two thieves in Lynch
burg.
When scruggs was arrested I'm Peters
burg he said ne was from Lynchburg,
and his name was Scrubs and the ALI
thoritics i'm Lynchburg we're informed of
the fact Knowing that Detective Glib
SON wanted Scruggs. he was written 10
10y the Lynchburg police with the above
result.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-01

Rlcln.cnd: Clarke's trustees, Maxwell
~ ano Ellen 20 Fannie II. Dunn, = II
cso, on east side Fifth street between
Main and Cary &.5'5
I'm r. Crouch 70 Francis 7. wins,
40 feet on alleys opening o. Second
stree. between Main and franklin $50.
william II and Rosa J.. Holmes trus-
70 and phllD Blenner To ". 5. BlaeS-
burn. II 1t fset on west side Fourth
str,et AZ IL feet south OF Baker l.fN.
Henrlco. Miller & Catlin. special COM
missioners. 90 r. Raab ana " fe"tr. ~
n I'm block 2, and lots "a ana - IA o'O' a
n Barton Heights. $50
John II. Rogers and wife To M'd'i'hs L.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-01
Funeral of NJ. LYON

The funeral Of Mr.. Lewis f. Lyon will
take place to-day az noon from bis
fathers residence, No. 1917 Park avenue.
The services will be conducted 10y Rev
DR.. r. T.. Kerr The following will be tho
paiLbearers:
Active-Messrs. Luther Carp. " lliam
Word. Charles VI. peasants. Allen
Crutchfcld. Mervin Branch. T.. ID. Men
denhall.
Honorary-Messrs william Miller. II.
NJ Wilson. David Lumsden. Rutherford
Rose.
The interment will be made IN Holly
wood Cemetery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-01

Special services viii Doe conducted by
Rev. j. r. 1Iastin at the Union Gospel
Mission 40. g. corner of Twcnty-frst and
Franklin streets each nieht this week.
Song services. commencing at ':30 O'Clock
win boz followed 10y preaching at O'Clock.
The interest shown at this place for the
salvation of The down-failcn and the out
est. has been very great, and it goes
without saving that a. great work has
been inauguratcd at this place under
Divine Providence. Every night that
the weather permits. meetings will be
conducted al the corner Of Eighteenth
and Franklin streets NJ Z O'Clock and
continued at The Mission. The public IS
cordially invited 90 attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-01

Mr. a. T. Withrow, member Of the
House of Delegates. from Allegheny.
Bath and Highland counties, is critically
ill az his home near Alillboro Springs. Mr..
Nithrow, who has lots of friends in this
city, was complaining of q severe cold
about two weeks ago, when he was VISIT
ing here.
lie had contracted his cold while on
a business trip TO West Virginia, and is
now laid up with pneumonia and threat
enod with congestion of the lungs.
Mr. Withrow was q member OF the
House Of Delegates during the sessions
1912 and during lg95-ei and made one
of the best representatives that district
ever had
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-01

The Case FLAMES Hin Charged with XIII
ing Charles Caulcy I'm the Police Court.

James Hin, tine prisoner charged with
killing Charles Cauley another prisoner
at the city Jail Monday evening, was
before Justice Crutchncld in the Police
Court yesterday. but as the prosecu-
tion was not ready to proceed. the case
went over until today
II was quite a coincident that Adolphus
Allen. the colorel man who was In the
Police Court yesterday on the charge
OF stealing "a turkey. while serving .
term in Jail for some petty crime about
three years ago killed Bradford Robin
SON. another negro prisoner. Allen was
not punished for the killing. however
as 10 was proven TO be case OF self
defense.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-01

,.-.-t, p,fo was tried before Justice
,.,,..,s n. the HenricO County Court
hons Yesterday on the charge Of threa /
ming ming 10 assault and beat his wife. While
he charge could not be sustained II ap,,
neared from the testimony thar he haa
driven his vie and children from MS
house and locked the door Oh o.'v,, q,
costs Eut pate was required TO give 80
security for his good behavior during me
next Xix months. Being unable 70 DO So
ne US committed 10 Jail
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-01

City OF Norfolk against Nottingham and
others. Argued by George Mcintosh for
appellant. and Alfred L. Thorn for APP
pel.ees. and submitted.
Gilman against Ryan and others. Ar.
gued By b. o. James for appellant. and
Harvey Wilson and hin Carter FOR ap-
pel,ees. ard continued until to-day.
After the conclusion Of the case under
argument. the case OF Napier vs. Prison
Association OF Virginia. on the privilege
docket will be calico.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-01

The following notice explains Itself
Richmond. Va, November -, 1891
The canvasscrs appointed by the Gintor
Memorial Association 10 solicit subscrip-
tions for the Gnter Mechanics Institute,
are urgently requested To press their
work. $50 as 20 De- able 90 report q Mr.
John S. Elicit. acting treasurer. mo State
Bank. by the loth ~ December next.
Very respectfully,
IS. D. WHITEHURST
President
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-01

General Dahrcy II. Maurys lecture >, on n
General \. p. Forrest at Lee camp Han
pa~f tr,sav uisnt promises 10 be an en-
tertsin.ns as well as interesting and IN
',,r,,-f.,. discourse. IL T. said 10 be
enc OF General Blaury's best efforts ana
doubtless a large audience VIII greet Inc
sneaker.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-01

Dr. Whitehead. presiding elder OF West
Richmond District, says that Bishop
Fitzgerald has. since the recent Methodist
Conference, made the following changes
I'm the appointments:
w. r.. Crowder 20 Onancock.
~. j. Taylor to Calvary Danyine
r.. r. Gayle TO Laurel-Street. Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-01
Inrned he TahIcs.

Ricnard Dandridee, colored appeared
rs an the HehricO County Courthouse
yesterday on the charge Of threatenng 10
assault and kin Charles Madison. There
be.ne no evidence 90 convict him, Dan
bridge was discharged.
liz M once went before Justice OF the
Peace lanes II. Lewis and swOre our
warrant against Madison. charging him
with threatening t0 shoot ana kin him.
The case will Be tried by Justice Lewis
ON G.srrTnv
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-01
.Fanily Row.

J. W. overly wa, before Justice OF tho
-. conrthOuse yesterday on the
cfere,S Of curslng and abusing his wife
ne ~ i,tter however. when called upon
to testify. had no desire to prosecute her
missed on payment Of costs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-01

LADIES CAPES-Good heavy quar-
ftv % Wool Beaver Cloth, double en-
, miro back. beautifully braided, FUR
trimmed collar. and front. regular sou
quality. our special price $500.
Ladies' Boucle Capcs, double en-
pire hack. Saline lined. fur trimmed
) collar and trent, regular $3.50 qualltyf
our special price $40
Ladies' BOucle Capes iun sweep.
satino lined. fur trimmed. extra good
quality regular $500 quality our spe-
cial sale price Si4S
Ladies' Atwood Beaver Cloth, hand
somelv braided. double empire back
high storm collar. with extra tab on
collar. regular 5000 quality our spe-
aal sale price |iS
Ladies' Fine Kersey Cloth Capes'
; double empire back. braided velvet
collar. regular $500 quality, your
choice $1,000.
ladies' Fine Wool Kersey Capes.
very prettily braided. high storm col
lar. satin face lined. regular sl2.W
quality. our special low price 500.
Plush Capes OF Extra Fine Quallty
Plush handsomely beaded and piald-
ed Thibet fur trimmed around cot
lar and front. regular SO quality. our
low price. $l5.gS.
plush cape. handsomely braided.
f, 1roper length, Thibet fur trimmed
, around collar and front. regular SlZ.ov
quality our price. SI9S.
LADIES COATS cf fine Block
Beaver Cloth. high-neck button. also
cont front. high storm collar. regular
Sos quality. our special sale price
NS.
Ladies' Goats. medium shade tan
mix cont front. velvet collar, finished
j off with buttons. fancy stitch seams
regular So quaity-our special sai'
price. sos.
Ladies' fine Black Kersey Jackets
, coat ny front. self-face with Hap OF
) pockct fancy stitch seams, very sly
lish. regular $50 quality-our specla
F, price. sos. - c,.,,
Ladies Boucle Jackets. Kersey Clotf
. Rraided Front. back and collar FIN
, ished off with buttons, regular $
aualitv-our special sale price, 500
Ladies fine Royal Blue kerse>
, cloth Jackets nicely tailor made
, nlain coat ny front, satin face. regu
a2 mality-our low price. NN.
Ladies' jackets. Of EXtra-Fine Ca
lot Blue Korscy. beautifully braided
) very stylish. right up-to-date, tegu'
, lar $50 garment. heavy satin lincd
our low price. Sls.
Ladies' Green Kersey Blouse jack
/, cts. handsomely braided front. back
> and sleeves. regular price, S-j. OuI
special price. SIS.
LADIES' Light Tan Kersey Jackets
here is an extraordinarily good jacket
) bargain: silk taneta lined. perfect mt
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-01

Mrs. Carrie B. Boze qualified in the
Cbanccry court Yesterday morning as eN-
ecutrjx OF the estate or Robert Z. Boze
The value Of the property IS estimated at
$50 CO.,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-01
s..,eont shlnherrer'. Renort.

Screean, snurerser gives out the fol-
lowing report for the month ending yes
terd1y:
Number Of arrests. go. mis1cmeanors
2g6: felony. 20; white. 20; colored. 2O7;
ordinance violations, o.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-01

u.,,o Of C. w. Arnall. lot 3 in block ~
Barton Heights. SLOW po,u.oy ora
r,,..,yic Company. 50 feet on south SIDE
Irsnrico street, % feet east OF Dinneeh'
sfc1
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-01
The Dcccmhrr IagaZ'nrs

The December magazines are. as a rule.
the most interesting magazines Of the
year. Those Tor This December seem I'm
usually bright, picturesque ana repleto
with interest. The principal theme in
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-01
.cvclonc" Samuel Better.

Constable Cyclone" samuel. % Honrlco
mt, v-bo has been suffering with aron-
Ss.1is Tor n number OF weeks. was able
10 he al the courthouse yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-01
Snifi n,tltntrl.

Suit was instituted In The circuit Court
Yesterday By tie First National fanS
against charles +. and Stella Easan
smith for sj,s1l-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-01

Collector OF Internal Revenue James -.
Brady was IN Washington yesterday re
has not arranged any OF me d',a'is con-
cernine Tho removal OF his headquarters
10 Petersburg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-01
Untrue Entertainment.

ON December eth from 20 = NJ. an
exhibit and sale of pictures viii t2kc
place IN the psrlOrs OF the Church Of
the Covenant on HorriSon street. The