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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-31

Mr.. Fred. n. CARRIER viii Doubtless Il
selected bV the Council.

Mr.. Fred. N. CARRIER viii Doubtless BE
selected bV the Council.
Mr.. J. Harry Lawder who has so ably
represented Fulton in tho Council for
several years and was recently elected
TO the Board of Aid rmen. has placed
his resignation in the hands OF President
Caskie. Of the Council. His successor
is to be elected tomorrow night at tho
regular Meeting Of that body. Mr.
Fred. II. CARRIER SO far as can be learn
cd. Is The only gentleman mentioned ina
that connection. Mr.. CARRIER has the
endorsement Of the larger portion of the
citizens here for the place. His friends
hope tnat the honorable members Of tho
Council Will ste iii 10 elect him d menu
ber
There was "a quiet home wedding on
Thursday night al che residence OF tho
late Burton Mountcastlc on Erin street.
Mr.. Myer Angle. Jr. was united ia mar
riaFe 10 Miss Mountcastle. by Rev. s. g.
Hatcher Only intimate friends of the
family were present. owing 10 the rec
cent death Of the brides father
Mr.. Charles A. Schmidt will celebrate
his TN wedding on February attn III his
residence. ON Denny street.
There Is talk OF large pickle srd
vinegar factory being established in Ful-
ton.
Mrs. Thomas Grace is dangerously ul
at her home. on Elm street as ls also
her infant child. Both have pneumonia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-31
THE DECKARD MURDER.
COUNSfL morn 10 siJI IHL "o"-
AZ UHO hILLID HIR Ht>BJND'
Encouraging Efforts to save the Southwest
Virginia Insiitute-The Thermometer J"
Bristol at Fifteen Degrees Below Zero.

BRISTOL. VA. Jan. 30.-Spccial;-
There are no new Development III ~
Deckard murder case, except mat MessIs'
Hamilton and Burson, of this city, nav
been employed TO defend Mrs. DeckIId'
who confessed that she murdered her nus
band. The case ~ expected to come mp
at the next term or the county CouI.
at Abingdon. which convcnes on the last
Monday In February. The plea OF tie
defense will be that OF justindblc homl-
eide. and il IS likely that considerable
evidence bearing on this line viii be adj
Mrs. Deckards lawyers are at least
hopeful that they will save her neck.
BUILDING AND LOAN.
The Holston National Building and Loan
Association. Of BRISTOL hell us siAtH
annual meeting Oh Thursday OF TINS week.
Because Of the failure, or partial lallure,
OF two or three similar associations ~
Knoxville recently, considerable interest
was centered on this meeting btNeloP-
ments showed that this association was
in an excellent condition, and the stock
holders manifested The utmost confluence
in the association future. ,r
A heavy cut an salaries was maze; ne
salary OF the secretary ana genera" Hii.l-
ager was reduced from s. 800 TO s. 100
per annum ~ IL Of the president and
also that of the treasurer were reduced
by half, while big cut was maze IN
the salaries Of tho directors.
The following officers We're elected. a.
=
president. JOnn G.. Anderson. treasurer
VI. 7. DE Vault. secretary and general
manager l. l.. Lawrence. manager loan
fund. George f.. BOren Radford. Va. The
largest individual stakeholder in the as
ISOLATION is III. L. Einstein, OF East Rad
ford. Va.
HOPES TO GET THE MONEY.
Dr. NJ. T.. Broaddus. pastor of the First
Baptist church is hopeful that he viii
Dc able TO raise the required $500 10
keep the Southwest Virginia Institute
from going 10 safe 10 has already met
with much encouragement .u Ibis work.
The coolest weather in four years has
prevailed here during the last three or
four days. The mercury has been ass
low as ufteen degrees beiOw zero. Tic
poor people Of Bristol have been we'll
looked atter by the more fortunate
CLASSES. Colonel j. b. Peters free coal
tickets were distributed among those DOB
need of fuel who We're not able 10 buy.
and food was distributed through the
usual organizations.
TWO OF Bristol o. oldest and most highly
respected citizens died this week They
We're Andrew Filings. aged cigAty-seycii.
and William u. Trammcu.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-31

Tile Epworth League Union Of this city
and Manchester w.n hold ts regular BIZ
monthly rally 90 Lauro street Methodist
church this afternoon go o'clock
This meeting viii Doc an important one
for the Leaguers thr0 lolt these two
cities. as officer FOR t.e Union VIII Dee
elected for the ensuing year.
a carefully prepared programme has
been arranged for this meeting. Rev.
Edeorton r.. Young. j.. D.. 81 Canada.
who has dolehtod many audiences in this
city and tie South will he the speaker.
auI valuable paper wiII he read hy Miss
Maude Palmer of Shady Grove Society.
OF Hanover. There Will .o congregations
and MT Charlie Hunter. Jr. both Of this
city taking part
All leagues OF both cities will attend
these interesting exercise and VIII wear
the colors Of tho League
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-31

when p8u first entered the Senate BOD
l.l Grover Cleveland had NOT yet been
elected Mayor OF Buffalo and was un.
known. 30. returns 10 the Senate just as
ST. Cleveland returns to private hfe
The rise and flil of David b. UN are em-
iraced iu the same period. OF all the
member of tne senate when Mr. Plat
wl- swoyn lu March l"l oui5 f0urteeu
viii Dee there when Doc takes his seat
March g. lNt Tlcs. fourteen senators
arc. Allison. Frye George. Hale. Harris
Aldrich Hawloy. llOar. Morgan. Morrill,
Plat. of COnuectlcIt Sewall. and Teller.
Doc view of the many attacks upon
Wills lccau-e OF The alleged uctoacity
Of persons making them. Connecticut
legislator proposes Cd law 90 the erect
that every individual Who makes 90 wU.
may deposit it with legal officer Who
snail elyc public notice that viii bias
been offered and that nj persons who
wish TO question the tes.a-or s. capacity
shall have d certain time 90 which io do
So. and u 90 obi .ctlOn is made inen the
will shall not Dec subject 90 attack en that
ground after death.
Evangelist Moody wiil bee siyty years old
OF February stl.
W. : Nittlu. OF Atlanta. i- pros ''nt
Of twenty-soven Georgia banks located 10
the small towns vi that State
Jackson jordan. 90. some t.mr th~ valet
az Charles Dickens. celebrated DIS eisn-
ty-siNfh birthday on Januaft sth DICK
-ns picked him up in Sew Orleans ana
b. sa- 900 thr service or The author Wh'h
tho. American Notes were written. lat-f
ac.omuauying lIn home Go England. a.
present Doe b. steward ~ The steam mp
rortle. running between san FrdnD..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-31

An English Visitor Tells the People About
the American WAY.


The American Constitution has been
called a system OF checks. So IN Ameri-
can life. When you want 70 travel you
give your baggage 20 the porter or your
hotel, and no gives you d check IN re
turn. At tho station YOU reclaim it with
the check. and pass 10 IA at a counter
and receive another check As you ap-
pr)aCh your destination another iunCtl ton
AIRY comes along the train. takes youf
check aud gives you another check ia
its place says writer iu the London
Mail lie fishes out your baggage and
conveys IL 10 your hCtel-fOr q considera-
ton. You have left your third and last
check al tho office OF tie hotel when YOU
enter n. and thence 10 Is delivered upon
receipt Of the baggage.
At first you bless this arrangement as
the salvation Of tho traveller After o.
few weeks OF if the tyranny ~ mo check
becomes so calling that you begin 20 long
for tne uu' ulu i-uglisu uetnol Ui uuI.I..
ing down your goods IN trent OF porter
and leaving them 20 ind the way chem
selves. You would even hall II as "a pei
sOnal triumph n some OF your baggage
would get lost But Il never does some
times il arrives late. but 10 always af-
rlves
Yet IL seldom arrives in the shape in
which b. started, IL that is any cOnsola-
ton They who have 90 90 with baggage
see TO that You very soon discover why
Americans carry their goods ia iron-clad
,dy 10 do anything else. / started out.
Ike an idiot with d new leather port
manteau. They ripped the stout brass
lock of in the first Week-uot FOR piun-
der. apparently but simply because it is
the t-ditlOn % the service They puurt-
od 10 and kicked and danced on b. in
softer hours when literary inspiration
came. they wrote on H. Ms lCrtmautcHfl.
to-day is an epitome ~ the political SON
tment OF tho United States from Sew
York % San Francisco. AS an historical
document IL Us beyond price. and Z ann
contemplating the SIT cf 10 20 TIE Li-
brary Of Congress at Washington. As I
portmanteau 10 has both feet Do The
grave.
The system OF checks is not confined
10 travellers luggage. The conductor of
the train passes carelessly Oh and fro
asking fer your ticket and giving YOU
check in return. or asking for your check
and returning your ticket. TT N0u hand
your stick 10 boy IN a. hotel while you
write your name lu the register. Doe da-he.
OF 20 stow 10 away in some secret place
and returns triumphant with check.
Tn the very hotel bar when you hur
sevcaponCe ha pOrth Of whisky you r'f
check and walk two Yards across the
bar t0 pay at desk
But the apothcOsis 0f the check BIS at
Niagara when YOU 60 down t0 The Cave
OF the Winds YOU strip OF AN your clothes
and leave them. as well ns your valuahios.
iu tln box with che attendant Then
Won go down tO battle with the cataract
attired only bon q suit OF pvilmls. -Iif
ar OF kins and check dashed around
your neck and rising and falling witn
ne nett.ng cf Your heart 40 wonder th"
American speaks ~ death as handing
iu Dis checks II is only By death thnt
Do can rid himself of Philadelphia
Press
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-31

was recently stricken with paralysis re-
mains unchanged
Mrs. T. G. Bennett and her daughter
Miss Jessie Bennett. are i'll with the grip
at their residence. III west Cary street.
Mrs. Fannie T.. Nettert. who had been
III at her home. No 30 west Marshdii
street, Is greatly improved.
The belfry OF the Second Police sta
ton is IN dangerous condition and VIII
be out OF use until Monday, when IL VIII
DO repaired
Captain Edgerton s. Rogers Will leave
this morning FOR North Carolina on
business trip. In his absence ms once
Will be i'm charge OF his assistants
Mr.. J. II. Garst. commissioner OF reve-
nue. Of Roanoke county. and Mr. W. +.
Bossieux. commissioner Of the revenue
Of Danville. were callers at the FIRST Au-
dltor's Office yesterday.
officer Z. L. Brown. OF tho First Dis
trict. arrested Frank Mason, negro yes
terday afternoon who had a bag hHeu
with lead pipe. supposed 10 nave petn CUT
from vacant house on Church mn
The entertainment for the benefit OF ~.
Johns Circle Of Kings Daughters at tne
home OF Mrs. Annie Hines. no -''' edS.
Franklin street. last night, was Di''i''h'
success.
Miss Maude Vaughan. who has been the
guest OF Mrs Glenn Hunt, Of milton. ~
c.. LETT last n'rht for Jackson MISE
where she will spend the winter vlSi'lns
New orleans and Atlanta before her ie-
turn.
Squire Vincent issued warrants yesteruas
Tor the gnest OF james Harris. benlainih
Brown and Bob Gaines all col 5red: Guar =
al with rObbnG the store OF Ddiilei en-
chel. on the Nine Mile road.
Brother George r. Davis, Of Richmond
has received hattering invitation rom
the Odd-Fell)ws OF FREDERICKSBURG TO au-
dress them ON "a subject Of interest TO
the order. and he has accepted me inNl-
tation. The address will be ueil'ereH
some time i'm the near future.
Master Phil Frederick eldest child OF
Mr.. and MIS-. Philip Melsei, Jr., died nc
the residence OF his parents. No. -'lt
east Grace street Friday night al n.-'
o'clock IN the ninth year OF his ace.
Diphtheria was the cause n nus dealh.
Tho funeral took place yesterday az 4 J..
A. Services were held az the grave
While Or. B J.. Hi1sman WAS riding his
horse up Grace street Friday evening
near the site Of Grace-Srcet Baptist
church. the animal fell over PIE OF
bricks. and the young surgeon was thrown
10 the ground, bur escaped win a ndd
Confusion over his left eye.
Those who failed TO pay their taxes
when Collector Frank Cunningham Closed
his office yesterday vii have 10 pay the
penalty of AN additional per cent. From
present indications there VIII De many
who will be compelled 20 pay the penalty.
II is stated I'm Republican circles that
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-31

To Take Place at the University of Virginia
for Six Weeks

series Of lectures on biblical instruc-
fion will be delivered in the UnlNefslt!
chapel at Charlottesville each evening Cl
tho week. Saturdays ana suhg"ES 49, SN,
ceptcd during six weeks from ftniu "'s
Isl TO March 18th. from Z TO O'Clock.
IL Is the object Of these lectures 10
nfford opportunities for the study or ths
Iible from the staEdpOlnt OF EisloIF d an
literature. 10 members of the university
and other persons who may ueslc, ~
pursue such courses OF investigation nv
Bible Is obtaining increasing recosnltlon
AS A collection of literature. poSscsslht -
distinct educational as well as ethlcai
and religious value. II Is Itcosii~'u
as the most profoundly iniluentldl HDDN
in existence. Its study may, iheiSl1St, or
well find a place In the educational uls
cipline OF every member OF the commune
The lectures will be divided into four
courses which will comprise the follow
The Life OF Christ. twelve lectures.
Prophecy. six lectures.
old Testament History, six lectures.
The Beginnings OF Christianity SIX lee
These lectures will be delivered in the
following order;
MOndays-PrOphcCy.
Tuesdays-The Life OF Christ.
Wednesday, Testament History.
Thursdays Life of Christ.
Fridays-Thc Beginnings Of Christianity.
The Instructor will be Professor Herbert
Lockwood Willett. who Ia 1856 obtained
the degree of A. y. al Bethany College,
and the following year the degree OF \. VI
at the same institution. lie graduated
from Yale University during the session
Of lsSO-'sl and was pastor al Dayton.
Ohio from 1857 10 90 He was "a non
resident professor of Hebrew and old
Testament Literature al Bethany College
from 1872 10 '93 During the next TWO
years he was graduate student al the
University Of Chicago. During the same
period he held the position Of instructor
In bible study al Ann Arbor Mich. and
during the following year hc obtained the
degree OF Pm ID. at the University OF
Chicago. and is now an assistant IN
Semctics and Dean OF the Disciples Dl-
yinity House al the same institution.
Those who are DESTROYS Of taking any
or all OF these courses viii register with
Mr. Charles Hancock chairman Of the
y. NJ &. 4. Committee on Bible study
20 whom the fees may be paid upon reg
tstration. as follows
one course OF six lectures Geo.. 81 80
Two courses OF six lectures or
one double course % twelve
Three courses Of six lectures. 80
-Four courses OF six lectures. 4 IS
Five courses OF six lectures
(the full work OF all courses. 300
, Tia fees TO members OF the Y. M. c. A
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-31
SPICifL SERWONS IND SONG.
Services at Centenary Methodist Episcopal
Church All During This Week.

II one. in commenting upon the az
tentive crowds that throng the city
churches on sunday nights. should speak
Of their attendance as Indicating real in
tcrest in the service lie would Ice likely
to meet the reioindcr "Thoy have no.
where olso TO so. The church could not
hold that crowd against the theatre AMI
the social engagements Of Il week
night.
The attendance at many Wednesday
NIGHT praycr-meetiugs would seem to bear
out such an idea. But the Wednesday
night lecture I'm the church vestry Is
very different thing 10 a fun service In
the main auditorium with organ and
choir in fun swing and q preacher at
his best.
II is believed that such services will
attract as large an audience OF thought
nj people on any week night as on sun
day. and the experiment viii he tried At
Centenary VI. j.. church the present
week.
Both sermons ard music viii be Of the
best. Rev. Drs. NJ d. Iiose and W. q.
Starr on Monday and Tuesday nights. the
Pastor. Rev. Or. w. V. Tudor. on We'd
ncsdav. and the Kevs. T.. II. Rawlings
and T. VI. Beckham on Thursday and
Friday nights will be the speakers
There will he a song service from Cos
pei Hymns Nos and each night also
special music led by the choir OF the
church. the well known "Wcbb Quar-
totte" and directed by Mr.. Shepherd
Webb.
The public are cordially invited 20 come
and see for themselves whether or not
a full church service has an intrinsic in
toIest and drawing power superior TO that
Of the usual week night engagement
The prayers and presence Of Christian
workers are especially invited All seats
are free.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-31

Report That Prominent Citizen Of Myth,
Has Disappeared.

WYTHENlLE, VA. Jan. 30.-Spcciai.-
10 Is reported that Mr.. stephen j.. Porter.
one of the NEST prominent citizens of the
west end OF the county IL missing. 10
Is learned that Mr.. Porter iu company
with two other Gentlemen. LETT town last
Thursday evening for their homes Ou
Cripple creek, about twelve miles from
here, since which time his horse has been
found riderless but Mr.. Porter bias NOT
been found. 10 IT. feared that he may
have been drowned IN crossing a. very
dangerous ford near here.
More than one man has been drowned
at this ford, among them General Will
liam Terry. Search Is being made for
Mr.. Porter
About neon Thursday the house of Mar
garet Taylor. am aged CClcrcd woman.
living in tho east end of town. caught
fire and was burned 10 the ground. The
loss about $500 Nothing was saved. and
there was no insurance
IN e. coolest weather of the year g. be-
ing now experienced here The thcrmOm-
cter registered TWO degrees below zero
on Thursday and Friday mornings Mems
ures are being taken for the relief of the
Door.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-31

The Ministers Who VIII Preach To-Day
md ILnLr .mhiecI-.

and Their subjects.
The services in the various churches
to-day win be of much interest. and time
ly subjects will Doe discussed by the pas
tors.
"A Journey Through Asia Minor" will
boo fhc su...ct of Dr Kerr's sermon an
fine First pr.shvterian church M ri4bt
Mr.. HYDE will continue his lectures on
"Arrfenf Cifi.sn at tbe Third proeb,-
terrain church al NIGHT.
Love. the Road 10 Greatness fn the
Ttfnr,om Of Christi and "caf.r,ift,s
Ct.fr. I'm Do, cr, O., Cf,rist mi
i'''' '""J-0'' az '''0 "' NJ ''''
''."i
Ut luio' subject m nisht VIII De
a Iuiee oi tine General Resurrection.
40 tHe Broad street Methodist church
mo- ui-lf DR. Starr viii continue bis scr-
mons o., ,,.,,., rus s,,lfe.r y.iu l..
.-f.r.. fn tn. slrrff4ry b. Not N.c.s-
e.re to 3D.. e,ft,finr of Woman Do Tho
.....-..f,- t,f. MIN d.. .,trfst an, tro
.'7 "''' o' ''o
Al lHr .N'N J'i"riI'iH hi1 1'Nt' i--
west Mdrsh1l street, resurrection into
Life and Resurrection Unto DamnatOn.
Rev. Edecrt0n r. Young. ID. d.. of The
Northwest Canadian Conference viii
nroaeh at tho Tuion- Station Methodist
t....L b.. co.. ..,..-,,t,..- ami 80 <, f.,,s
N'lio'l'l ,""i'" lt 'ii' 'f''''''-'
Young mas Deeh missionary among on"
Indians.
lteF. George i'"t.h'Ior, secretary oil me
American Unitarian A-1o'i"'loh, WIFE
preach nc the FIRST Unitarian thNr'n-
"rhc Victorious Life Will Doe his SUBJ
jcct'
The Baptist City Mission Society OF
Richmond and Manchester will hold ifs
animal moctino m cavalry church this
.r..r,ro, az Calvar,. church This after
60. 90, ,,.l-.t, oeil. ,,.iil 10 io..t-
""'' '' '.'' +
ed ana plans lot "oih llia year VIII ''
discussed. Key. 'r. ). - l'liI ol NeHtNl'
Street church. Will make an address. Mr.
Hadlon $. Watkins will sing "a SOLO aud
tl..~. ,.il Io sna.i,l ,nusi. bv th. CALI
... ,.,...t, .t.ir
F-,t '."t ,,,..t..u ~ Dt.,..,....,
PROFESSOR >. 60 .ii''.i' "' i'''
College VIII preach at lihiil1iil'i ht"-
tist church this morning. and keF. 'r.
Nelson Will nl the pulpit at Leigh-Street
church.
Kev b l.. Whitman. D. j.. president
ol lns ''..'''. ...,,, -'.. ~ o.,io'.,
n7 NJ tt, sui t,,,.
a"" ''''" ,- ~, ... .t..,r. D.,
u.i '.ui' lN- ''' '. ..' .,..,.li
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-31

Dr. CroNton Now Considers the Negro's
Condition a. Critical.

Dr. CroXton Now Considers the Negro's
Condition a. Critical.
Paul Davis the negro youth whom st
will be remembered was shot in the abe
domen about two weeks ago by Carlos
\. Twitchcll. for alleged assault upon his
fourteen-year-old daughter, is now in The
county Jail. I'm one OF the upper cells
he lies upon a low cot, ON which Doe rolls
and losses in agony.
Hourly ne appears 20 De growing weak
or, and it IS now apparently only the
question of "a short time before Dee Will
have TO answer before another bar The
charges made against him.
After Davis was first shot 30 was said
he would die. but Dice began 10 gradually
improve until last week bee was thought
TO be out of danger
Friday afternoon he was taken with
pain51n his abdomen. His suffering bee
came so intense that about 10 O'Clock Fire.
day night Deputy Sheriff Russell thought
IL advisable To have a. doctor. and cOuse-
Quently Dr. CrOXtOn, the county phy-i-
clan. was sent for
lie gave the suffering boy some tempo
r1ry relief. Yesterday m0ruiu- Dr lroN-
ten said: Davis has not been quite so well
for several days and I now consider his
condition critical If he has peritonitis
il is of q localized nature" Davis COM
plains now Of intense pain I'm the region
OF his wound. When he was first shot
Dr. CroXton deemed am operation ucccs-
sary, but the parents of the boy object
ed so II was not performed.
DR.. Croxton will not operate without
their consent, and this they Will not give.
The case was 90 have u,ou heard Ete-
terday morning, but Davis condition pre-
vented.
Captain George y. Wise was present
10 represent Twitchell. while Mr. G.. w
Thomas was on hand 10 look after the
negros interests.
The case was called before Justice Ty-
Ter, I'm the absence Of Justice Lewis and
continued for ten days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-31
THE UIDOU>' GH.IJIS
Committee Appointed 10 Inspect the Lot
at River New.

al RIVER New.
The Subcommittee appointed 10y the
joint committee Of representative from
the Lee Camp. G. v, Sons OF Veterans,
Daughters OF Veterans. and Womans Re
lief Corys. met Yesterday at noon in the
Office of Collector Frank Cunningham
and discussed the situation regarding the
burial OF soldiers widows. Those present
were Messrs. Nirginius Newton. c. ii.
Baughman. d. S. Redford, and Frank
W. Cunningham.
The subject was informally discussed,
no definite action being decided upon.
Mr.. Newton thought that 500 would be
amply sufficient for the purpose OF form
Ing a fund for the burial Of INDECENT
widows OF Confederate soldiers. and the
other members OF tho committee fully
agreed with him. lie also thought that
the amount could be raised by voluntary
contributions from members % the va
rious organizations.
After calling upon Colonel Cutshaw and
advising with him, the sub-com-
mittee appointed two Of its
members Messrs. RediOrd and Baugh-
man. committee TO 20 ont TO River view
on Monday TO inspect the lot and report
at meeting of the full committee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-31

The golden Star club eavo pleasant
Kayamaueh. on Elm street, on Friday
evening last ana q GOO time was had
by al After indulgii 100 many games.
refreshments We're served. The Stag
club quartette furnished the music.
Among tnoso present were Miss josie
Koran. Kate Kav.naugh Nora % cornell.
Annie Navdnaugh Kate ID NelH, Mary
Garland Kate owens, Messrs jar rs
Koran. Ihomas q. German. Arthur POW
ers. Sidney Owens. George owens. HannF
Harden. Edward Singer Ben. Rytn. Ihos.
Nelch. Edward Edwards. and Arthur
Chandler
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-31
Heurico News.

Pinel Peasants (cocrod) was sent 10
jail for thirty days yesterday by Squire
George w. Thomas for stealing coal from
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Com
pauy.
BROOKLYN District School Board met
yesterday and ordered tho payment CT the
teachers
The Circuit Court Of Henrico adjourned
Yesterday. and the case OF Kate DuNal
vs.. Harry Heisholzer was transferred 20
the Circuit Court OF Richmond.