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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-14

How They Treat Those Who Give Aid to
the Officers.

DWALE. VA. Jan i2-spccial.-A
few days ago the United States mar
shals made a raid on gang OF moon
sinners operating in am isolated section
I'm the mountains north of Pound RIVER.
One OF their stills had been located
sometime previous; but some OF tneir
friends. learning that these officers "ers
TO make a raid let them know II. and
they carried on nearly everything before
the officers arrived. They cut the stnl
up. though. and caught seven or mo
moonshiners. and took them before COM
missioner Rush. Of CnntWood. whcro
they gave bond. and worc allowed 10
return, presumably 10 resume operations;
for the moonshiuers cannot anord To
neglect their business any more imam
other business men can.
one David Mullins. Of that commu-
nifty. fed the officers and gave them
sonss assistance. This enraged tho
moonshlners, and a morning or two
since Mullins found his mare with "a
large bell hanging about her neck. ana
tho worm Of a still fastened 20 her tail
Tn trying 10 free herself from these
things. the poor animal bad been badis
hurt This Of course. was thought 10
have been the work Of the m0onshiners.
Nearly every one in that community
will befrieni these people and DO rs dan
gCrOus 10 incur their disglcasure.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-14

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, Jan. 13.-Spe-
cial.-Owing TO the illness of Common
wealth's Attorney Newton. the criminal
business before the Corporation Court has
been interrupted. Mr.. Newton has the
grip.
SUI erintendent SOmmers y. Smith. OF
the ship-yard. who returned this morn
ing from Philadelphia. says there are no
new developments in the trouble with the
battleship plates
Mr.. Thomas y. Ivey. secretary Of the
State Council. Junior order United Amer
ican Mechanics. last night presented TO
Newport News Council Nc. G.. the hand
some United States flag won by the coun-
Gil I'm a competitive drill in Norfolk sew
eral months ago. The presentation cere-
monies occurred az JOhnstOn's Opera
House.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-14
THE WEDNESDAY CLUR.
The May Musical Festival TO BE on a More
Elaborate scaler' S<Any Heretofore.

Tho Wednesday Cub has invited the
Gorman-American Choral Association to
join with il in rendering the choral works
to DO given at the next May Festival
That organization has heartily accepted
the invitation.
Both choruses manifested great enthu-
siasm in the work, and we may expect
a festival on more elaborate and broad
or scale than any heretofore attempted.
The Wednesday Club IS also negotiating
with the Boston Festival Orchestra. the
most complete and best equipped organi-
zatiOn in the United States for festival
work IT'S members all being high-ciass
artists. both for the Instrumental ana
vocal work OF the festival, IL having
number of oratOriO artists specially en-
gagged such as Nine Lillian BlauvelL
Miss Katherine BlOodgood Mr. j. H. Nc
kuley. and Mr. Heinrich Meyer and
others
This ARRANGEMENT would prevent any
disappointment at the last moment by
the accidental sickness OF any OF the
artists. there being others at hand OF
equal ability 10 take the place OF such
as might he disabled.
OF course such combination would
require considerable outlay. but would
be far more satisfactory I'm every respect.
and Is essential 10 the best artistic sue
cess
The policy OF the club Is 70 unite. as
far as possible. all musical interests OF
the city. and 10 give annual festivals
commensurate with the importance OF
location. and which Will be crAdiiAhls
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-14
THE MfSTLETOE BALL
VIII lie the Event Of the Season In Rich
nnnd'- Sncial lIrclcs.

mond'- Social Circles.
Tho most interesting event in society
this winter viii be the Mistletoc Ban that
is to be given by the ladies Of the Asso-
citation for the Preservation Of Virginia
Antiquities in tho handsome ballroom
$40 tho Masonic Temple on the evening
OF Friday. January @Jth.
An society is preparing for this event
and the famous beauties from various
parts of Virginia and other places are
expected 20 Doe present 10 will undoubt-
eddy De n ball Of bellies and bcaux, and
will bo long remembered ass another OF
the most successful balls given by the
ladies Of this association.
Mrs. Alfred T Harris SIS chairman Of
the Reception Committee and that fact
alone win make those who contemplate
attending feel that they viii Doe heartily
welcomed and handsomely provided for
MI Edward T. Crump is chairman OF
floor managers, and 10 one Will gainsay
that his work ban that direction Will be
the most perfect
Caterer zimmerman VIII furnish the
supper, and the menu offered by this we'll
known rcstaurateur will be In his ciabO-
ratio style. lie has served the associa-
ton before. and "a repetition of his past
success is assured.
A meeting of tie various committees
will be held az 80 o'clock Friday AFTER
noon. in tho rooms OF the Virginia His
torica1 Society and a fun attendance is
desired. when vacancies iu the committees
will De filed and important business
transacted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-14
PERSON9L AID GINIR4L.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's Citi-
zens and other Matters.

Mr.. Robert II. Fisher. Of S9G north
Twelfth street is sick at his residence.
Mr. J. G. Hankins is acting Secretary
OF the Commonwealth. in the absence OF
Mr.. Joseph r. Lawless.
Governor O'Ferrsll was slightly better
Yesterday. but is still confined TO his
bed.
Miss Julia Mayos many friends cordi-
allv welcome her on her return 20 Rich
mond. after an absence OF seven
months.
II was not Mr.. John J. King. member
Of the Common Council from Clay ward.
who voted Tuesday night TO sustain May
or Taylor in his veto.
Mr.. John K. Lancaster. who is at ST.
Iuke's Home for tho Sick. recovering
from an opcratiou performed for apcndi-
oitis, continues to improve.
The funeral Of Miss Martha VI. Bass.
who died Tuesday. took place from her
late home, ilS Madison street, yesterday
morning at IL o'clock.
From the Church Of the Sacred Heart
Yesterday morning the funeral Of julia
Kate. the daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Jas
H. Deasy. Of 1875 west Leigh street. took
place. There was large attendance.
Clerk Christian. OF the Hastings Court.
yesterday issued marriage license 10
Mr. Frank II. Andrews anu MISS Mary
l.. HUNT.
Captain T W. Lindsay. superintendent
Of the Richmond Industrial Home. VINO
has been confined TO his room Tor
about a week with grip. hopes to be out
In few days.
The work OF repairing the building at
Ninth and Main streets, which was
damaged by IRE on January LIST. IS be-
ing done The burned fragments Of the
roof were removed yesterday. me
building will az once ba put in shape Tor
occupancy again.
Judge l.. l.. Lewis has written a letter
I'm which he very positively states that
he has no idea of becoming an applicant
for any Office under the next admin
istration.
The quarterly meeting OF the Woman's
Foreign Missionary Union VIII Doe held
at the Grace-Street Presbyterian church
this afternoon at 4 o'clock. Miss Mamie
Henderson,. who has been for some
years in Brazil. will address the meet
ing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-14
mr. GRrAr yIoLINisr ro-NIGnr.
The Y. VI. A. Hall VIII BE Packed-A
Good Attraction aud a Great Sale.

Intense interest is manifested in the
appearance of Kcmenyi. not only by the
musical people of Out city. but also 10y
citizens in general The great fiddler has
not been here for number a. years, and
DO viii Doe greeted hy % packed hOIse
tonight. There ore Gro seats an tho AS
ISOLATION Hall. and last night all bat
riNfN-uinc OF these seats Wcrc reserved.
ScasCu-tickct holders should reserve their
seats before 4.aO this evening. at which
time the boX-ofhce opens. and any seats
mot reserved at tnat time viii Doe sold,
ass the committee viii take IL Ter granted
that tickets that are not presented mp
To- that time viii not Dee presented. and
they Will not feel justified I'm refusing adj
mttaIoc 10 any who desire 10 hear the
concert There can Doe no doubt that the
standine-room-only card Will Doe nuns out
tonight.
Kcm,nI undoubtedly stands as peer
ASA N.tuuist. li- praises have been sung
tho world over. and ho will undoubtedly
Do an fl- best as Doe plays TO the mag
uihccnt house which Will Doe present 10
hear im.
The 1.fude and Musical World speaks IN
high terms of Miss Parsons the pianist,
while fhc Chicago Musical Times says:
"Aiie7 Adler gave her numbers Ia so arr
ustlD manner that au ovation greeted
her Efforts Sho is gifted with The voice
81 natural beauty. and both in upper ana
lover tones is very pleasing
The star Course Committee is TO be
congratulated in presenting. such 20 high-
class attraction and musical event OF the
season.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-14
greatly startled the neishbors. but for

greatly startled the neighbOrs. but for
tunately. no one was hurt
WILL RAISE PEANUTS.
I hear that many OF our farmers will
raise peanuts this year I'm place q to-
bacco. This is comparatively new crop
10 most OF our country people although
I'm the eastern portion OF the county quito
a number OF the farmers have raised
good crops for several years. and say that
il is a more profitable crop than to-
baccO.
The pea vine ia said 10 be a most ex-
cellent forage for stock. ! heard that
one farmer had said he would cultivate
any mans crop OF peanuts, provided he
could have as pay TIE vines from them.
GOOD ROADS.
The public roads I'm this county have
never been better than they have been
since Christmas. but perhaps We shall
have no moro good roads this winter. as
at this writing the snow is falling very
heavily.
Mr.. g. VI. Philips ~ building new
livery stable on Madison street. ON tho
west side OF the Boydton Hotel When
this building IS completed We shnN have
two livery stables. and the travelling
public will have no trouble I'm getting
teams.
Sunday Mr. George W. Brooks prom
inent business man. gave dinner 10
few friends the occasion being ms sixty
first birthday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-14

81 don't caro- 20 express myself on that
point. for J am tired Of newspaper nop-
ricty." replied the Mayor.
Don't understand me as being discour-
tocus 20 the press. though he continued,
FOR tho newspaper people have been very
kind 20 me, and whenever / can DO 80
consistently | am always glad TO accom-
modatc reporters"
Mr.. Evan Sncad was seen az his resi-
dcnce last night and asked TO give the
name Of the gentleman who had APP
preached Mayor Taylor and said 10 him
that " the Mayor would not oppose the re,
trcnchmcnt movement his salary wculd
not he reduced. Mr.. Sneon said
II would rot be willing 10 give the name
OF the gentleman ! referred 20 IN inc
meeting of the Board Of Aldermen Tues
day night. as the matter now rests WIN
Mayor Taylor. and is no longer subject
for me 10 discuss IT tho name or INC
gentleman referred 10 IS 20 be made pun
JIG - remains for Mayor Taylor 70 give hls
name. j do not think - would ne proper
for me 10 DO so. and therefore icaNe the
question In Mayor TaylOrs hands.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-14

Mayor Taylor and Alderman Snead VIII
Not Name Bride Offering Committeeman.

mayor iaAlof ana Alderman Snead " III
Not Name Bride Offering Committeeman.
Mayor Taylor was seen ut Ibis residence
last night hy Times reporter.
Il have nothing further TO say .han
what i hGye already said" was tho
Mayors reply 90 question as 20 whether
nc had any Trims Co. euy in reference 10
Alderman Sncad's remarks before the
Board OF Aldermen Tuesday night con-
corning The action oi "a member of the
EelcnChmout and Reform Committee.
Il have oCno what 1 thought my duty
and what 1 conceive iO De- 20 the Interest
of the city ln the matter" Doc continued.
"and now tlai my veto message mas been
voted down 2 Wlll leave tha inemhcrs of
the Colrcll To- ngnt Gao waoic tuius OH
an ong tntu.teiFc7.
y. fore tlc Ectrcnchmout ana Reform
Committee gcts through Win jos work tla
people viii have had ana OPPORTUNITY 10
think over what they aTe doing. and then
YOU will observe that my action in the
matter has been entirely TO the interests
Of The city.
Honor "and want TO Gee Justice done 10
all n doesn't seem fair 20 pick out "a
man here and there and cut his salary.
but the thing should be done equitably an
along tho lire"
Are you IN favor OF the establishment
Of d street cleaning department. asked.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-14
Small Snow Storm.

Genuine wintry weather prevailed in
Richmond yesterday At no time dur
ing the early part of the day did the mer-
curry run mp higher than the freezing
point. and nearly an day the thermometer
registered as low as 80 degrees above
zero. During the morning hours. snow
fell cautiously and apparently with an
effort. and 70 was not until after o clock
that a real snow cloud settled over the
city. and there was snow i'm earnest
IL continued until am early hour this
morning and when the late man on feu
asleep waiting for ana item 70 was snow
ing still. There was no serious trouble
with the street cars. and the snow didn't
materially worry anybody but the people
who didn't have coal and overshoes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-14
1 PrelIY Mrdlling.

MILFORD. VA. Jan .-Spccial.-Mr.
william Hutchinson Pollard OF Louise
county, and Miss sally Redd Parish. OF
Bowling Green. We're married yesterday az
p o'clock I'm the Baptist church OF Bowl
ing Green.
Tho church was beautifully decorated.
and crowded with friends and relatives or
the bride and groom. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. r. l.. Gay, pastor ~
the church. after which dinner WAS served
70 the bridal party ~ the home Of the
bride. and the happy pair left FOR their
future home. IN Louisa county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-14

10 Richmond as a southern centre. And.
i'm so doing. without any hope or oxpec-
tatlon of any further reward than the
artistic development OF the community.
IL relies upon the hearty and enthusiastic
support OF all our citizens.
the honorary roll OF the club now num-
hers about one hundred members. This
list should be at once Increased 10 at
least two hundred. TO justify the club in
closing contracts with this combination.
Tho honorary membership Zee is $40 for
which tickets for first choice of reserved
seats are given.
THE date proposed for the festival are
Nav 9th and 7th next TO include two
night concerts and one matinee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-14

(The Newly-Electcd Member Of the Board
of hlGGmon from Marshall Ward)
lie is heartily In favor of proper re-
trcnchment and reform, and Will always
be found on the side of economy.
Mr. Iawdcr"s promotion 10 the Board
leaves "a vacancy I'm the Common COun-
ell which will doubtless be filed at the
next meeting Of that body. which will
boz held on February lst.
This honor will also fan 10 Fulton
man. If present indications go for any
thing. 1t is said that the Marshall ward
delegation has decided 10 recommend Mr..
i. IT, CARRIER. "a wcll-known merchant
Mr. CARRIER IS a man of fine character.
and would make worthy successor 10
Mr.. Fawder.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-14

Superintendent Thompson, Of the Fire
Alarm Department, gave his friens %
pleasant surprise last night in The shape
of "a musical treat He attached a pho
noeraph 10 the telephone in his office.
and the beautiful strains Of music were
flashed over the wires as clearly as
though the auditor were sitting in tho
orchestra stalls of q theatre and the per
formers before him. Selections from Car
men were rendered. and am Irish song.
with banjo accompaniment was greatly
enjoyed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-14

Mcsars. Roswell Page and Alan Potts
counsel for Charles Foushoe and Frank
Jordan. the two boys who are ianguishing
I'm the Honrco county jail. awaiting trial
upon the charge of numbering Edward
Tnsley, formerly guard Of the Laurel
Reformatory. lef~ early this morning for
North Carolina TO collect evidence in the
case Foushco is q native OF North Caro-
lima. and Mcssrs. Page and Potts expect
TO secure Information upon which 10 base
valuable testimony in the case.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-14
THE NEW ALDERMdN.

Mar.Iall Ward People Much Pleased ny
Mr.J. "a. Lnwder's Election.
Mr.. J. Harry Lawder's election TO the
Board Of Aldermen from Marshall ward
to fll the vacancy occasioned by the
death Of Mr. Joseph y. Mountcasle. is
especially pleasing 10 the people OF that
ward. especially 10 residents OF Fulton
where Mr.. Lawder lives
Mr.. Lawder. though unite goung MAJ
has made his mark ir the Council. and
has shown himself 10 be possessed Of
sound sense. and the strictest integrity.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-14
DYSPEPSIA TWENTY YEARS.
Cured by Three Bottles of DR..
Greene's Nervura.

Mr.. Joseph Hogan, Franklin, Mass,
says
Il suffered from dyspepsia for twenty
years. The stomach became weakened SO
that after eating meal II would not be di-
gested. but would accumulate in the stom-
ach. would have a sense OF fitness or hloat-
ing after eating, with distress, and ! would
suffer greatly with scidty and oructations
OF large quantities Of acrid, sCaidug water.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-14
Caroline County Court.

MILFORD. VA. Jan. i3-Special-
County court vas In session al Bowling
Green Monday OF this week. The docket
was light and OF trivial interest. William
Washington (colored) was indicted FOR
felony. and his trial continued until the
second day OF the next term OF court.
The case Of tho Commonwealth against
John Poats. on rule TO show cause why
license should not be- revoked as liquor
dealer AZ Bnrke's Shop. was taken under
consideration by the court.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-14

Attlc regular meeting Of the Richmond
Uowitzcrs Tuesday night on election vas
l.ld to- fu tho position Of first lieutenant
First sergeant William VI. Myers was
elected to the office without opposition.
Lieutenant Myers has filed with much
credit AN the positions in the battery
from private mp 90 his pres mt one. and is
held I'm the highest esteem hy all the
members of his command.
Lieutenant Myers. while probably the
Youngest officer i'm the States volunteers,
g. q fine tactician and drlllmastcr and Will
no doubt nm the Office with credit TO him
self and his command.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-14
LEES BIRTHDAY.
DEALT 4 TERRIBLE HLOW.
4 Waguon Standard Used a.
Weapon.

BOYDTON. VA. Jan. i3.-special.-On
Monday John Oakes Cwhitel came near
killing Grant Stokes. coored man.
with a standard from u wood body 10 the
wagon. II seems that Oakes and Stokes
got into am agsry quarrel. when Stoke
cursed Oakes. who. iu turn, drew the
standard from the wagon and dealt
Stokes a fearful blow over the head.
which felled him 10 the ground. The Hex
knocked him into an insensiDle condition.
In which he lay for six or eight hours.
l inquired OF the doctor this morning as
TO the mans condition. when he said that
he could not now tell what would b. the
final results OF the blow. A warrant has
been sworn out against Cakes, but up 10
the present time no arrest has been
made.
a lamp exploded at the house, Of col
ored man hare an SUNDAY nizhf, which
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-14

ROANOKE VA. Jan. Especial
In the Hastings Court to-day. In tho
case OF T.. g. Watts. the warrant charg-
ing him with perjury, was dismissed.
on motion OF defendants counsel.
Howard Pegram 1colored). who tried 70
kin himself on Monday because Of do
nestle infelicity was released from lail
to-day by Justice Camper. VINO adj
judged him insane.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-14
Car OF the Track.

The shifting engine ran car on the
track at the Union depot yesterday even
ing az 500 O'Clock. which blocked the
road and travel 20 the South was de-
layed about an hour and n hair. and the
utcs late.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-14

LuIiputians Conclude Their Engagements
"Our Fiat" FRIDAY ard Saturday.

Tho 'Tilliputiaus' concluded their en-
raecment al the Academy CT Music yes
terday with two performances before
highly ylrrtciatiyo audiences. the actia8
of no little folks is excellent though
much dotractcd from by being almost
wholly iu Gcrui n). and the scenery IS eN-
trcWciy good.
Thc 'ncxt attraction viii be Rylay's
Comedians I'm "Our Flat which will be
presented Friday and Saturday. with a
matinee on the latter day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-14

al bcraR the use OF Dr.. Grcene's Ner-
yura blood and nerve remedy and have not
yet used three botilefuis and have had per
fect relief. have eaten ali kinds OF food and
digest 10 without the slightest dlihculiy. l
consider myself cured Of my confirmed dys-
persia.
II consiipaled, use Dr.. Creene's Caihartc
Pills with the NerygIa.
Dr. Greene. IS West l4,h S., New York
City. the most successful physician in cur
ing nervous and chronic diseases, eau be con-
suited free, personally or by left@r.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-14

ABINGDON. Va. Jan. i2.-Special.-
Mrs Olivia Writ Holmes. daughter OF
Colonel Summers. OF this county. and
principal OF Pollock-Stephens Institute.
OF Birmingham. Ala. died there to-day.
aged twonty-four years. Her remains viii
L. lurlnl hnrn-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-14
WI Emnlo, Ihrrc Hundred.

HOUGHTON. MICH. Jan. is.-Pumps
we're started IN No shaft OF the Cen
tennial Mine this morning. As rapidly as
the unwaterinS OF levels makes places
miners will be put 10 work until 800 are
employed. The mine has been idle since
A,r--.-- t2s2
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-14

Academy Tonight.
The entertainment 10 Doe given az the
Academy OF Music tonight for the beno-
tit OF the City Mission promises 20 be- a
most successful affair. a long and In
terestug programme has been arranged
Br the manager. Mr.. j. NJ. sale. and he
promises several pleasing surprises in
the way OF local talent The entertain
ment will undoubtedly be novelty. and
aside from the merit OF those who paru-
cipate, the object IS a most deserving
one. Charitably inclined people, besides
those who want 10 enjoy "a good show,
can help along a cause that Is doing ex-
celiont work iu the way OF assisting the
moor OF Richmond 20 make te worth
living By attending this entertainment.
4 Commercial cable dispatch from
Paris says that the danger OF prema-
ture burial is exciting wide interest.