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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-16
JTsTfCE JOHN's COURT.
Very little Work foi Justice John Nester-
dsy Morning.

Hissonor tempered mercy with justice
Yesterday. and allowed a number OF
the penltents to begin fresh. ana make
another effort 10 lead better lives.
A Tong line of citizens who had beel
i,owning sorrow IN the flowing bowl wero
ioCtuteG ana allowed 10 depart Ia peace.
Those who han been there before, how
eyer. On the same charge were assessed.
some OF them producing the requisite
aIount Necessary 10 settle up, while
Others rtlsc'antiy wen, down.
N1ry I.cIston. colored. HIT another
negro woman on the head with cleaver.
But as there were no marks on the wo-
mans head and the cleaver was bent.
Hissonor dismissed the case, allowing that
"a negro with a head that hard ought ID
be hit.
oscar Lewis. a little negro boy. was
charged with stealing a lot OF coal from
the backyard OF "a resident OF west Ora -
street Aunt Mary" who lives In the
house. said she placed two scuttles u
coal az the back door to take In the ho' ~
anG some ono took the coal wnen sho
wasn't locking John Smith. negro
man. Saw oscar and another negro BOY
going up the street with bag OF coal.
and said 10 himself
Dem nlggers done stole dat coal; gwl
watch um.
Then he followed them and asked Oscar
where ne got the coal
"A lady II x 10 me 10 tex TO another
lady ober on Leigh street. an or got dls
here boy 20 hep me-
John then went on. IRA he met tie
colored woman looking for The coal
Two Boys soiu' down dare vii some
coal. Les eaten ON.
So John chased p-car Cor about foHr
miles in and ont A'nci. iac alleys. finally
landing MIN.
Noboay could swear that the coal that
oscar had ~as the same coal that was
stolen. 90 be was allowed TO 80 home
provided his father would give him
tanning
Dick Jones. brawny negro. went 20
Mr. Josephine DOnatls and asked her fnr
seventy cents. Then he turned In and
abused Mrs. Donati using some nnbe-
coming language. Dick had prevaricated.
and promised 10 lead a better lie IL
Hissouor would just BET him OFF.
"I'u Do, you of about lying" haid His
sonof but give me $ for abusing Mrs.
Donati."
DICK went down.
For engaging IN a boxing match. Mar
ouise 81 Queensbury's rules. VIM. Brad
lev and J. II. II. Banks were fined -
each. and nobody got the gate money.
Lola Davis. colored. threw some bricks
AZ T. j. Rollins. and It cost Leila 500.
Harry Tulv. large white man. was
accused OF beating p white boy named
VIM clayton. II was shown by three
witnesses that Tully knocked the boy
down and then jumped on him. Hissonor
fined FULLY $40 and costs.
Wm. owens. negro man. got drunk on
SUNDAY and Hissonor placed the price at
s. and costs.
John Thomas. colorod. was accused OK
,rcsnassina on the premises OF John
Henderson. and raising disturbance.
henderson asked for a continuance or one
dov so he could procure some witnesses.
and tho request was granted.
LINN coal handlers struck for % cents
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-16

Mr.. George w. Gilmor. Of Aibomarle.
was fin the city yesterday. Mr. Glmcr
was q member OF Company g.. Second
Virginia Cavalry. and WIS shot I'M the
head az Gettysburg. ON July g. 1869. and
was carried TO David's Island. y. T..
where he was royalty treated hy southern
lady sympathizers in New York city. The
bullet. which was J0-sraiH ball. ro-
manned in his head until january Sta
last. when 70 was removed hy DR. Swan
W. Bennett. at tho Emergency Hospital.
I'm Washington. The operation was en-
cirely successful and Nj. Gimer vas
greatly relieved from his sunerings. lie
was very kindly treated ar the hospital.
ana everything was done Tor IBIS CONF
fort
NJ. G.lmor bad been I'm the Confederate
service only Us days when be was shot.
lie WAS also shot in the shoulder his
was while his company was lighting
infantry. After lis wounds were par
TALLY healed he became q courier FOO ten
eral William g.. Wickham' command the
First. Second. Third aud Fourth Cavalry
regiments
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-16
1.-THE FEAST OF PURIM"
WTLL m ..Er"OTHId TfLY OBJ
sERIED siXT IHURSD4T.
salvation of the jew. from the Machi M
lions OF Hannah by the Herosm OF
Mordecai and the Beautiful Queen.

The Feast OF Purim is one OF the most
joyous of the minor festivals Of the Jew
ish church. 1t Is celcbi ated in commence
ration Of the salvation Of the Jews, from
the Vaccinations Of Hannah, BY the he
roism of Mordecai and the beautiful
Queen Esther. The feast gets its name
from the Persian word "pur.' the rlu-
raj OF which is 'purim.r and which
means lots" from the incident that Ia
man cast lots to determine the day on
which the massacre of the Jews should
take place. The day fell on the 18th OF
AGAR, ON when day. however. the Jews
turned the tables on their adversarie5
and gained a decisive victory.
REMEMBERING or THE POOR.
The festival is celebrated with Joyous
gatherings. masking, merry-making' and
most Of all. with that trait characteris-
tic Of the jewish people, the remember
ing of the POOR Collections are made FOR
charitable institutions presents are dis
tributed among friends. and the needy
arc giaddoned with gifts. The feast is
not OF a solemn character end worship
on that day is confined To the reading OF
the "Mogillah." which is the Book Of
Esther. But latterly and especially
among the so-callei reformed wing of
tho church this reading has been aban-
doncd. for the reason that the percentage
Of those who can understand the Hebrew
language is not large.
THE OBSERVANCE.
The festival occurs on Thursday tho
18th instant. and the Jefferson Club Will
give q ball AT the Masonic Temple while
the Sir Moses Montofiore congregation
VIII have their masque ball at Saenser
Halle
At this bali four handsome prizes viii
d. given To .he best maskers assuming
the best characters rs follows: First
lady's prize q solid gold watch; second.
hdv's prize. a beautiful toilet case; first
nentlemens prize. q fire solid silver
watch: second gentioman's prize silk
umbrella. Tho Judges will be Mayor
RlcLaid TAYLOR. CAPTAIN Frank Cunnlns-
ham. aud g.. H. Eggs.
Mr. William 4. Meanly will he INC floor
manager. The music will Doe furnished by
the First Virginia Regiment Band. Mr..
Trcmer. leader.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-16

They Have Been Mustered Into the Voiun-
teer service bv General Anderson

fffl ~ftNlfN NN 'fF''s.ihi +'h'''~''''
Tho Adiutaut-General has returned
from I.ynchburg where he went Friday
night 20 muster into the Virginia Nolun-
teers the Lynchhurg Zouaves. The ce-
remonv took place az the Iouaves ar
mory Saturday night before quite large
audience OF the forty-six members Of
the COMPANY forty-two were present
The ZOuayes were organized more than
ten years AGO aud are one Of the crack or
CARNATIONS I'm this state They are a fine
sodierly body Of men and made a splen-
did appearance on Saturday going thro Ugh
the several motions almost like clock
work The following are their officers:
y. T.. Craghill. captain. a. B. Percy
FIRST Lieutenant. a. s. Bgrnham. second
lieutenant. D~. s. -. Terrell. surgeon.
Rev. T.. N. Carson. tector Of St. Paul s
church. chaplain. Tho last-named gem
tloman only recently enlisted IN the COM
nany as a private for term Of i've
years.
The question was submitted 20 General
Anderson. while iu Lynchhurg. as -
whether tre officers Of the IOuaves. who
had been with their company longer than
those OF Company j. Third Regiment. Of
chat city. CAPTAIN Scruccs. command
iuc would outrank the latter. General
Anderson decided that these officers could
not anfedate those OF CaDtain Scruggs'
company and that their commissions
could only be- dated from the time when
Governor O'Ferrall gave permission hat
tho company 10 mustered .atO the Noiun.
tner service.
The Zouavas as wol as the 4. p HlN
rifles. or PETERSBURG another recently
oicauized COMPANY vim hereafter DO as-
signed 20 o. regiment by Governor OFer-
faU hut tho question will D." a rather
difficult ono as 10 Ito selection of tho
regiment. Tho Third Regiment which
Iy iis geographical location would natu-
s.lv FIRST De- thought of. has already ten
companies. while rho Fourth has nine
comnanies and The First ana Second seven
companies each.
General Anderson hofore leaving. in
formed tho officers Of tho Zouaves that
bis decision as 20 thc date Of their com
m Jon. would not 20 fnal. bGt that he
would submit tie question 10 the Gover-
nor. However. tho officers seemed 10 be
well piea:ed with the view taken by him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-16

st the regular meeting Of tho Smith
deal College last night the question. Re
solved That there Is more 10 be con-
demued than commended in Clevelaad' 8
lest term" was debated before latse
and Interested audience
Cleveland was rouudly scored by
Messrs. Newton. Harris and II. b. Jor-
dan. while Mcssrs. r. J. Smith and NJ.
schamher stood up boldly in lis defence
and made strong impression. The
snoeches by the young men were thought
fm and VOL vorded and were warmly
Appreciated by the audience. The mega
tive won. The exercises preceding tho
debate were as follows: Opening prayer
bv Professor smithdeal; chorus. Amer
lea" reading "Old Time Religion Miss
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-16
OBITUARY
Stuart II. Turner.

Mr. stuart TT. Turner. formerly in the
employ OF NJ George Schoen, passed
away az his home. @5 ~ east Leigh
street sunday morning az Z o'clock, ar
tor an illness OF several months dufa-
ton.
Mr.. Turner was in his twonty-seFehth
year. Tie was tho son OF Mts MARY F.
,r,,r,cr and tbe late William H. Turner,
= well known and prominent citizen.
Deceased had been for the past ten
years r. member OF the First Baptist
church and was held in high esteem by
a host OF friends and acquaintance VINO
knew him as an exemplary young man
OF strong moral character and most 10y
able disposition. lie was devoted TO MS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-16

south side Broad street. rs feet cast OF
Tweniy-fii ST. TO correct error. 81.
w. NJ. Cole 81 Co.. to Clire1ce Wyatt.
GOODWILL, teams, wagons. Trays, .urai-
turc tools. etc, used In business OF Cole
exnress. subject 10 deed OF trust OF
s, 325, s.. $500, -
Jopn Il. Walters trustee to Joseph r..
Batkins. p feet on south side Broad street
Wm. j. Westwcod and wife TO Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railway Company, q
feet on Orleans street, northwest corner
Third. $3.50. -, a, ,,a,
John +. Rsgland and wife = w. NJ Wal,
an N 9i,-il feet on Randolph street
northwest corner Chafiln. sl,s4O
John II. Whites trustees TO rrani,e
Building Company. 20 feet on west si1e
Seventeenth street, III feet south Oh baiu-
ing, $500. >, ,.,,
Henrico William and Fannie II. Brown
TO John II. Brown, 80 feet on Darlington
street, southwest corner Tulip, SSOo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-16

= decided novelty IN Richmond WAS rho
Sunday evening concert al the Jeiter-
son. and the music was received hy the
numerous guests Of tte house % waom
th. management gave it. with every mark
OF favor
From 10 10 O'Clock Thn0w's orchestra.
stationed in the gallery Of the court. rem
gsrcd with fine effect, an excellent pro-
framWe.
The numbers nazareth" "The Lost
Chord. " angels sorenade." ana Largo"
were especially pleasing. being given with
fine devotional style.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-16
| GAIL BORDEN |
EAGLE BRAND |
CONDENSED MILK.
Arertrc, Substitute for Noihtrs MIX
Book zxf4N Mum se'ffRff.
NEW yons cosDensro ritn Co. NY

permission TO raise the wires OF the
Electric Light Company al First and
Main streets in order to permit the pass
ing OF its cars.
4 letter was read from Colonel II. c.
jones'. Of the First Reeimgnt' Virginia
Volunteers, declaring That tfe oihcers Of
the regiment would not be responsible
Tor gas consumed az the armofy
The Gas Inspector was instructed 20
enforce the ordinance on the subject.
Heretofore. the military companies have
been granted free gas, but the ordinance
was repealed.
perinteEdent Knowles stating that coke
was accommodating az the yards very
fast. lie was instructed to sell 5000
bushels at five cents per pusheL
There is now on the yards of the gas
works about 1900 bushels OF coke.
Colonel Jones appeared before the COM
mittoo and made a statement in regard
10 the free use Of gas for drill purposes.
lie stated that the ordinance had been
omitted from the compilation OF ordi-
nanCos. lie said that tho condition Of
things IN existence was unknown 90 him.
lie hoped. ne said. that the committee
would make some recommendations In
the matter as be would not Ike % have
the gas cut of.
The ordinance i'm regard 10 tho Gas
Department was laid on the table until
the next melting.
Mr.. starke stated that he had been
IN communication with dealers in re-
ference 10 furnishing coal for the Gas
Department. and had found the prices.
considerably lower than the present quo
tatiOns. Tire committee then adjourned.
a meeting Of the Committee on Re-
lief Of tho Poor was called for s. o'clock
last night at fhc Almsholse. but on ac-
count OF the meeting &C tho Board Of
Aldermen. was postponed 10 some future
day.
FIRST MARKET
The Committee on First Market met At
10 O'Clock yesterday morning M 1913 east
Main street. Chairman John 81 King.
and Messrs. HARRISON ard Tanner pres-
cnt
Tho clerk was instructed 20 notify
parties Furnishing supple 20 the market
that monthly accounts must be rendered
in the future.
The chairman, sub-chairman. and
clerk OF the committee were Instructed 10
inspect the market. and ascertain what
renairs are necessary.
The clerk WAS instructed 20 proceed %
once against "a delinquent st1ii-renter.
lie was also requested 10 provide hooks
i'm order that tho drop Hight fixtures may
be- placed ont OF the reach Of mischiev-
Gus boys. who have been injurlng them.
After ordering the payment of bills.
etc, the committee adjourned
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-16

The Grays Veteran Association Wants Him
for Governor.

The Grays' Veteran Association held
their monthly meeting at Concordia Hall
last night. Captain Miles T. Phillips. the
pres'de occupied the chair. The Follow
ing report OF the committee appointed 10
prepare resolutions IN regard TO the death
OF W. NJ. Elliott was unanimously
adopted:
"Ihe Richmond Grays' Veteran Asso-
citation has learned with feelings of sin
cere sorrow Of the death OF General Wyatt
NJ Elliott. at lyrchburg, Va, on Febru-
airy -. 1891, the seventy-fourth annlVer-
sary Of his birth.
"rhe life and memory OF this excellent
man will always be remembered and re-
vercd By the members Of this association.
Elected captain Of the Richmond GrdYs
IN ls4I. soon after lis graduation from inc
Virginia Military Institute, he remained
as such until April lsG2. when he resigned
to organize the TwcDty-htth Battalion
Virginia Infantry which he COMMANDED
as Lieutenant-Colc until the close OF
the war.
Captain EIliott's military education
and geutlcmanly bearing endeafed MIN 10
his men by q devotion few company COM
manders ever enjoyed. and although a
strict disCiplinaridn. 50 gentle were MS
manners and 80 amdble ms disposition
that his government OF the company was
one Of moral suasion and not that or pun
ishment. thereby forming personal attach =
ments Of friendship that have extended
throughout his life.
The association therefore resolves.
THAT We extend 10 the family OK our
deceased former captain ana friend our
sincerely heartfelt sympathy In their loss
by this dispensation OF Proyidence
JOHN T.. LAUGHTON, JR,
2 LESLIE SPENCE,
JOHN PITT
on motion the following resolution VAS
adopted unanimously:
THE Richmond Grays' veteran Asso-
citation. desiring 20 express their pleas
ure that the name OF a veteran private
of the Army Of Northern Virginia, VINO
Is a gentleman OF great intelligence, ana
who has distinguished nimset az an eN-
ocutive officer OF great ability WIN De pre-
sented before the Democratic state Con-
yenton as a candidate for the once OF
Governor Of this Commonwealth. do mere
'"rhat we know the Hon. J Taylor Ely
son. who was born and reared in ms
city. 10 be worthy In every respect ior
this high position. and We bear WHINE
witness 20 the distinguished ability Win
which he has ever faithfully discharged
the duties OF every position 10 "hlch "1
has been called.
for the nomination for Governor as the
most suitable and most available person
IN this district
Comrade L. 9. Minor presented to the
association some valuable war papers
and relics.
After the meeting adjourned the mem
bers sat down 10 an excellent supper, I'D
GLIDING all the delicacles ana V.ands' me
suppor proved a delightful repast ana
was heartily enjoyed by all present
Informal speeches were made by the
fOlOWin ing.
A. ". Archer T. 2. Pollard, +. r. Car
rison. " 4 Philips. Joseph 6. DickeIsoh'
John T.. Lawt0n +. Leslie Spence, James
T. Philips ana others.
Music from the grapnophone operated by
Mr. T.. g. Minor added further pleasure
U the occasion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-16

Daniel Bond. a negro man. who has been
serving a term in the Manchester jail
completed his time yesterday.
Dan was wanted in Richmond, however.
for forging an order on Annie Nichols,
who lives At No. 800 IL Catherine street.
and Detective Gibson had Dis eve on him.
Yesterday Dan was turned over 10
Detective Gibson and lodged IN the Sec
ond Police STATION.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-16

The young people OF Glen Allen offer
an entertainment OF special attraction
TO wheelmon and others desiring a
pleasant moonlight run into the country.
1t is for a benevolent object. and VIII
take place at the Graded School-house
on the Brook turnpike this evening at
Sis o'clock.
The programme gives assurance Of a
hearty welcome and delightful time
10 an who favor them with their pa
frOnnge.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-16

A very important meeting of the Board
of Managers of the Homeopathic lIee
Dienensarv will be held to-day at ii. ~
a H. I'm the Darlors Of the y. VI. G. A.
A. finai steps toward the opening OF the
dispcnsary will be taken it is earnestly
requested that every member be present.
mo large store room at No. GIL west
Min Street has been rented and win soon
be ntted mp FOR occupancy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-16
Srrlng Comlng

The National League baseball clubs
Mailing from the following cities have soc
cured quarters 20 Murphy's Hotel for
their stay in Richmond during Tie early
spring season:
Washington. Baltimore. Brooklyn, and
Boston
Tho Wake Forerst -. c. College end
the University Of virginia teams have also
engaged rooms 20 the hotel.
Washington win he the first club 10
reach here. playing on April -3d and z4th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-16

Dir. c. ". Gregory, the star Bowler, Made
GO2 for the Three Strings

The third bowling game q the cham
nionship series was called IN the Associa-
fion alleys on Saturday night Better
scores were made than at any previous
came Mr. . W. Gregory was the star
bowler. making the splendid score Of s3
for the three strings. The following -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-16

Tealie Schmidt. vocal solo. by Mr.. J.
Morton Binford. recitation, THE stolen
Kiss" Mrs. e.. NJ. Smithdeal, roll call
with quotation responses.
After the debate the critics report was
read, after which the society adjourn
4
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-16

Rfchmord. Mirta \. ana Leroy T..
Brown t0 Writ A. Chesferman. So ~ feet
ou south side Park avenue l33 feet east
OF Paris street 5000.
IS. ID. CarlucD. special commissioner
10 John J.. Walter and as gns. - fees on
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-16
BORNE TO THEIR T0MBS.
IJNERdI or MRS. MtRf RAGhN
NIEHILL NLNDIl.

Funeral Services Also over the Remains
of Brother Collins, Ven. irater "''s"""'
MI. Crouth. Miss Picot and Others
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-16

About 1880 o'clock yesterday a negro
woman named Banks dropped dead az lhe
corner of cedar and Moshy streets, ~
The ambulance was summoned ana . 1T
Tobcuherc in charge. hastcucd TO tine apo1.
mo body had been taken in charge ny
friends however. but mp 10 late hour
ir.t nieht the coroner had not been noi-
lied of the occurrence.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-16
Nnllnm lIrnrA

KEITHSBURG. ILL. March Evil
liam Drury known as the millionaire
land owner. died at his country place
north of here Saturday night He was
the largest Individual land owner in this
country. having hundreds of thousands
Of acres i'm Colorado. Nebraska Texas
and Kansas. besides six thousand acres
of the richest farming lands I'm this Coun-
~. He was 81 years Of age. His invest
ments were made in farm land alone.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-16
WITHOUT A RIVAL.

Annual Sales more than 6,0OO,OOO Boxes
2sc at Drug Stores. or Will be sent by u.s.
Agents. Z. +. ALLEN CO., 365 Cana. st.. New
FORK, post paid. upon receipt OF price. Book
FREQ upon Application.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-16

FRANKFORT. ky, March 15.-State
Senator j. T. Salyer. a gold Democrat II
Morgan county. died at West Liberty
Sunday morning OF heart failure. This
leaves tho Democrats with siXty-s.S
votes ON joint ballot. as Senator OGl-
VIC is too ill to attend the extra session.
There are two Populists and seventy Re
publicans, but the indications are that
all tho Republicans will not vote for
Dr. w. G.. Hunter for Senator. so Salycrs
death does not change the situation The
hallnf VIII be nixon TuoadaN. March .3.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-16

Elizabeth Hunter, only child of SIR.
James G.. and Mrs. Estclic Cottrel Hen
ming. died sunday at the family residence,
No / west Cary street. The funeral took
place yesterday afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-16
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A Wonderful AedGcins
BEE BfltyM

Cor Bilious and Nervous disorder, such q "ino
and Pain in tho stomach. Sick Headache. didds
ness, Fulness and Swelling after meals, Dixss.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-16

Miss Iala a. L. Halfkcnny. on ~ the
teachers 90 the Hlrtsho,u Memorial Col
lego. died at that institution Sunday after
three months illness She came here
about two years ago from Wolfville, Nova
Scotia The funeral will take place from
the college chapel at ! +. VI. to-day. The
romans viii be taln 10 her old home for
ina rrmouf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-16

LINN coal handlers struck for % cents
an hour.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-16

News rachel this city yesterday Of the
death at Pulaski Sunday OF Mgs. Martha
Early. wife of MT. Joseph g.. Watts. form
crly of this city. The body wih reach
Byrd-street Station this morning at SIS
O'Clock. and mtcrment Will take place ia
HOLLYWOOD
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-16

Mrs. Ann G.. Ncv widow Of the late
John Ncy. of Norfolk. died after % lin
rcfInr illness Sunday afternoon az the
residence of her son-in-law, Mr.. James
T.. Haukns. l2N west Cary street. Mrs.
Nev was a jealous Christian and well
known TO the charitable workers of the
different Catholic churches of this city
and Norfolk Sic leaves three daughters.
THE funeral services viii be held az
81. Mary's church. Norfolk. to-day at
noon.