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The times., 1899-05-31
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

To the Marquise de MerinvilIe, formerly
Miss Mary Gwendolen Caldwell, of Wash
ington and Baltimore. has fallen the honor
OF receiving the Laetare medal for 1899 The
medal itself is a disk of gold suspended
from bar OF gold and purple enamel On
the upper surface of the disk is an etching
OF Caldwell Hall. the building at the Cath
olic University, founded by the marquise in
the days of her girlhood. The badge was
presented by the University OF Notre Dame
Ind, and is a tribute to the splendid
generosity of the marquise. The Laetare
medal is presented each year to whoever
in the estimation Of the faculty, has most
distinguished him or herself in the realm
of religion. education, or morals This is
only the third time that it has ever been
presented 10 q woman
The times., 1899-05-31
Fancy ribbons, lie yd.

50 pieces of all colors OF Fancy
Ribbons in Plaids, Stripes. and diff
ferent effects. with the newest col
orings. 3 1-2 to > inches wide-go
for lie yard today.
The times., 1899-05-31

Miss McKenna will give a reception this
evening in honor OF the alumnae OF George
town
The times., 1899-05-31

The Cosmopolitan Reception Club held Its
eighth annual reception Monday evening at
the residence OF Mrs. Frank r. whitney
An excellent programme OF a musical and
literary character contributed to the pleas
ure of the guests. and dainty refreshments
were served. The club will hold its next
meeting in October.
The times., 1899-05-31

Former Postmaster General Gary and
family. who have been spending some time
past in foreign travel. will sail for home
next Saturday and so at once to Summit, -
their summer home. at Catonsville. Md.
The times., 1899-05-31

Mrs. Potter Palmer and Miss Julia Grant
were among the passengers from Europe
who arrived in New York yesterday Mrs
Palmer and Miss Grant were met at the
pier by Mrs. Fred Grant, and the party
drove at once to her home. in Sixty-third
Street. After few days they will go to
Newport, where they will be Joined later
by Prince Catacuzene. who will reach this
country in August
The times., 1899-05-31

Miss Leila N. Tucker. the daughter of
Mrs. NJ. A. Tucker, of Connecticut Ave-
nue.. and Lieut.. d. F. a. De Otte. of the
United States Revenue Marine Service,
were married Monday afternoon at St.
Thomas Episcopal Church, Rev. John AS
pinwall, d. D. officiating. Mr.. George II.
Evans. the brides half brother. escorted
her to the chancel. and the best man was
Mr.. Charles Cowles Tucker. There were
no other attendants. At the close OF the
impressively simple service the bride and
groom left directly for Newbern, n. c..
where Lieutenant De Otte is now stationed.
The times., 1899-05-31

Mrs. John A. Healey and her sister. Miss
Minnie Downing. have gone to Atlantic
City.
The times., 1899-05-31
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The times., 1899-05-31

Lord and Lady Huntington, who arrived
in this country a short time ago. came
over, it is said, especially to attend the
wedding OF Miss Julia Grant and Prince
Catacuzene, with both of whom they are
on terms of friendship. In the mean time
they will visit points of interest in this
country and upon their departure will con-
tinue the journey. They intend to make a
trip around the world. Lady Huntington is
native of Australia and is an aunt by
marriage of the American Duchess Con-
sueio of Marlborough. Lord Huntington
is descendant of the Plantagenets. while
his earldom is the third in seniority of
creation. Both of them are tremendously
fond of outdoor sports and put in good
deal of time travelling wherever their fancy
takes a whim.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-30

A fairly good audience was present az
the BiJou last night, and if applause and
laughter IS q demonstration OF sausfac-
ton. everybody was pleased and satisfied
with the entertainment.
Hanley and Jarvis do a very funny
turn. The songs are new ana original
and their snappy jokes don't need any
explanation, you get the point. laugh
,>1d catch another. Miss Gladys 81. John
Is quite a fav0rlte She sings wei num-
Der of popular selections and executes
It dance that sets everybody m g0od
humor
Billy Payne. the banioist IS good
comedian. His jokes are laugh-makors
and his artistic banjo playing splendid
The entertainer renders well a number
Of difficult limitations on the violin. For
roster and Eloyds sketch. fun NJ good
specialiies. received the applause it mer-
tied Both entertainers are good and
things 60 quick while they hold the stage.
The other turns are fairly good, serving
10 make In all a good bill. The SuaI
matinee and night performance taxes
place to-day, but tomorrow. Good ffi.
dav. the theatre will be closed Tor t'a'
DAY. ...
Manager Wells has booked the strong
est bill Of the season for Faster "eeN,
Doolev and Ten Brooke. Williams ana
adams CarmenelH and Lucelle Moa ana
Goodrich. all high class and high sdidfied
artists. are part OF the make up
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-30
IlIlIl7.z!I!|.1!i]j

York Journals editorial Of Saturday last.
This article was inspired by the COntrO-
versy that has grown out of the Bryan
Belmont correspondence about tho Jciter-
son hanapet 10 be held IN New York
next month:
n IS uot the men who are secretly or
Openly hostile 10 Democratic principles
who have most reason 10 work for party
harmony. II Is those who want 10 see
those pricipies carried into effect II Mr.
BRYAN should bee nominated next year
and defeated. the opponents Of the Chi
cagO platform would probably he able
10 survive the blow. II is The advocates
Of that platform who would feel such
a defeat most keenly. and. therefore. they
are the ones who ought 10 Doc working
most earnestly for harmony and for the
capture Of every Obtainablc vote.
Mr. Bryan made MAGNIFICENT run I'm
1SgG. but he lacked about HnO0 votes
Of matching Mckinley strength I'm
New York he fell short by nearly 200
Ile must make up hose votes somewhere
n he Is 10 be- elected next year Whore
IS he 10 get them if mon who would
Ike to act with the Democracy are 10 be
driven away2
Tho Democratic strength in the West
has not been increasing since 1876 Cali
fornia. which gave Mr. Bryan one cleo
t0rai vote went Republican last 40
vemher hv nearly 10000 plurality. Kan
sas which Bryan carried hy 1850 I'm
I~.N fIINIHN ID IkfffNNfiNN tAit frNN'IIINf 10y
Il $50 in 1SgS. Nebraska almost slipped
away last year and Washington. which
had given an immense Bryan majority
at the presidential election siumUed 20
the Republicans TWO years later.
ID Us in the East that these losses must
hc MAIDS up. and especially in New York.
This state has more electoral votes than
California. Kansas Nebraska and Wash
ington combined. The Democrats Of New
York wined ont Mckinley's plurality OF
2GS 400 in one year and substituted a
Democratic plurality of 80 $50 for Judge
Parker u 70 had not been for Colonel
ROOsovelts san Juan popularity they
would have reneated the feat uet No-
vemhcr. and as b. was. fhoy kept R0oso-
volts mareIn down 90 1870 Ia total
vote of 13fi iGS
a party that can DO work like that Is
too GOOD and TOO healthy TO commit sui
cide.-Fredericksburg Star.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-30
SH0CK0E'S CELEBRATION,
The Banner Council OF the Royal Ar
canum Has Grand Time.

Shockoe council No. $50, celebrated its
fourteenth anniversary last night I'm IL
very handsome manner to representa-
tive Richmond audience. The entertain
ment took place al Lee Camp Hall which
Was filled TO its utmost capacity wltn
q large contingent of Richmond beauty
and chiVdlry. The hail was nicely ar
ranged, the imprOvised stage was O. thing
of beauty, the ushers were polite and
efficient and everything went oil without
hitch. as is usually the case WItn
whatever ShOckoe the banner council OF
Virginia, undertakes.
The handsome programme so excellent
ly executed last night, was prepared by
Professor Frank l.. Cosby and was under
his supervision and direction. 10 was as
follows:
! cupid Dream Waite. by Orchestra
and Mandolin club.
Vocal Solo, Mr.. Henry Terry.
Recitation. The Flower Girl" Miss
Fannie Sullivan.
Address boy Grand Secretary j. b..
Blanks of Petersburg.
8 Plastique. by Messrs Cosby and
Terry.
Violin Solo. Mr. Anderson.
T Recitation. Professor Frank b. Cosby.
selections by Orchestra
@ Flute Solo. Dr W Cowardin
10 when Comedy and Tragedy Meet
q farce, Messrs. Cosby Freeman and
Terry.
u Selections by Orchestra and Mando-
lin Club.
The entire programme was one Of un-
usual excellence and reflected great cred
it upon all engaged in it. 10 less than
upon ShocEoe Council The music was
scientific and superbly rendered. and the
acting was most excellent
Grand Secretary Blanks address was q
gem OF oratory I'm which the Arcanum
banner was upheld IN a superb manner
and Shockoe Ghe banner council of the
State) eulogized I'm appropriate terms
The audience evinced their pleasure bv
vociferous applause and Shockoe Council
has added additional laureIs 20 IT'S good
record
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-30
ECHOES OF A BOOM.
Bedford cts Trying 10 Have Her DC
50, Moved IniO the Town.

prDFouD CITY. VA, March 2S.-Spe-
ciaI-A mass meeting OF the ciuzens OF
ft- n..l. Was held az the 'ouI thOu9e
.-, r,~ht ~ d o'clock, the subject for
,,,..ideratIon being "the removal OF the
,......,,.. station from its present loca-
lion fo "a more convenient SITUATION near
uo. Graham clayton offered a rcso-
lrtion setting forth the reason why the
station was built al IT'S present location
and asking that "a committee pe up
poirted % confer with the rairoad CONF
,.r,. 4, ascertain what could be done.
irI if necessary solicit public subscfip-
zion toward dcfraying such a part OF
EXPENSE incurred by the removal as
thev Thought best The resolution was
unanimously adopted and committee
OF twelve appointed.
The station was built at It's present
location by the Norfolk q Western rail-
road company during the boom times Of
1>U-'a. 0n ID plot Of land decided TO III"
c0mu4ur Dog the now deiunct Bedford
CITY Land and Improvement Company.
The residents of the town being led
a-tr4v bv the fair promises of untold
proeDcrify and wealth 10 be shOwered
un9n the town. even went so far as 10
eicn o petition asking the railroad COM
uIrv to build the station at It's present
site THE company granted their re-
quest and erected one of the handsomest
stations along The Inc of the Norfolk q
Western 40 the place designated but
alias when the boom subsidized they found
their handsome depot located half mile
west off town. instead Of being in the
centre OF the large metropolis Of which
They had dr,amt 10 is hoped the move
now GOD foot win result I'm the abandon
wcnt of the present station and the cree
ton Of another at or near the site Of the
freight depot
Yesterday being court day large num-
hor of the country folk were In town.
ano~dfrr an excellent opportunity 10
tho candidates for the various offices 10
.fectiorcer" Bv the way two more
candidates announced themselves for
the county c'erkship This makes six
candidates f0r this honorable office all
of whom arc well qualified 20 discharge
The duties Of the office. The contest for
this office promises 10 be something
more than warm.
Prof j. W. Road has severed his con-
rcction with The Union Co-orerative
School and 80 IS understood concentrates
0nerine school for Girls in belmont
Seminary building. Prof Read is q
teacher OF fine ahIlIty. and no doubt will
nave % good school.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-30
Wcstmorcland Candidates

HAGUE va. March -1-Special AT q
Democratic mass-meeung, held al Mon
U0es To-day. the county seat OF West
moIeland. the following gentlemen were
nominated for county Offices to be elected
at The regular spring election I'm May.
For Commonwealth Attorney. Colonel
IL. d. Washington. who has held that
Office for The past eight years. was nomi-
hated by reclamation. For clerk OF the
County and Circuit Courts. Mr.. j. y
HUT. the present incumbent. was also
nominated unanimously as was also Mr..
W. H. Tyler for sheriff Mr. Tyler has
been acting as deputy for the past four
years with MI Frederick Griffith as his
principal.
For Treasurer. DR. r. II. Stewart was
nominated over Mr. j. II. Harvey; and
Mr. Battaile for Commissioner of Revenue
over Mr.. David Griffith and several other
candidates IL IS considered q very fair
division OF officers throughout the coun-
ty. 9here. are three districts-one has
two of the officers and each of the others
one. The ticket IS also considered a
popular one and no trouble is anticipated
in the election of any, except the Treas
urer and Commissioner of Revenue. each
OF whom are opposed hy the incumbents
Of those offices. very popular Republicans.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-30
Nr,snn Cnnnfy Cnnri.

LIVINGSTON. Va, March Especial.
County Court was IN session yesterday.
Commissioners were appointed 90 report
uron the advisaDiity of rebuilding the
bridge across Fuckers Run az Variety
Mills
The viii Of Mrs Bette ". Young was
admitted to probate and r. b. Young
qualified as her executor.
II. B NJ Perkins VS. Southern Railway
Company An action 90 recover damages
for failure 90 repair the depot az FL
uington owned by Mr.. Perkins. The jury
brought in verdict for the plaintiff for
500 subject 10 the opinion Of the court
ON tho demurrer TO the evidence The
demurrer was sustained and the plaintiff
appealed.
The Harrisonburg Stave and Barrel Fac
tory has commenced work on DR.. Dill
lard's farm near Loyingtson The COM
panv employs 100 hands and has orders
ahead for 100000 slaves.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-30

Tomorrow afternoon from 10 Z o clock
the bows Of the junior department oil the
Young Mems Christian Association VIII
enjoy a social hour OF music, games, ele'
- yranhonhone, piano and other musical
,es viii be theirs. Besides this,
49, wbo desire. may try their skill in
ettbsr of the several freside games so
nonular with the boys
Tpa meeting will be In the parlor and
x.creat,on room. All junior members Of
~ association are invited. both OF the
educational and gymnasium classes,
while each boy may invite two Of his boy
friends. The boys belonging TO the BOYS
Gospel Army WIN their ireinds, are
Tbese social hours are well attended
and appreciated by the boys.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-30
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About HichmOnd's
Citizens and Other Matters

Rev n. G. Garrison will preach to-
night at o'clock at the West-End Mis-
sion. No 1906 west Cary street
There will be a confirmation at Epiph-
any church. at Barton Heights. this eve
ming at s o'clock.
Mr. 5. w. Lyons. treasurer OF Norfolk
county; Mr. George A. Ta5b treasurer
OF Portsmouth. and DR.. b. l.. Winston.
of Hanover were at the State Library
yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-30

ARCHER.-Died, in Washington. March
2sth EMMETT r.. ARCHER formerly
pupil OF Male Orphan Asylum, Rich
mond. lnterment in Richmond
Funeral viii take place from Male
orphan Asylum TOMORROW AFTER
NOON az {3D o'clock. Friends of the
family and Home are invited TO attend.
Died. Wednesday morning,
March 25th. at SGD a. NJ. SALLlr'
LEWIS, wife Of the late Richard [.
Workman.
Funeral from Church OF The Holy
Trinity Thursday. i:S0 p. NJ. FRIENDS
OF the family Invited to attend. Inter-
ment private.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-30
Tho Eairfax Primary

FAIRFAX c. H., VA, March 29-Spc-
cial.-The results of the Democratic pri-
mary election 10 nominate candidates for
county and district offices are so far in
as to assure the nomination OF c. Yer
non Ford for Commonwealth attorney
Thirteen out OF tweniy-three precincts
nave been heard from. giving him "A ma
iorlty Of 3lj The other precincts will
probably not materially change this
result.
Figures cannot he obtained as 10 the
other candidates, but the nomination OF
William +. Graham over Walter Taylor
for clerk OF Circuit Court by large ma
jority is assured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-30
LEE PUCKETT'S
SLAYERS ON TRIAL
The Patrick County LynChing Case
Began Yesterday at StuartS.
TWO WITNESSES EXAMINED,
The Officer who Had Pickett in
Charge TcsliHcs Is 10 the Crowd
Taking Ills Prisoner from Him.
Recognized some.
TWO WITNESSES EXAMINED,

STUART, Va March N.-Speclai.-
The case of the commonwealth VS. g.. IT.
Thompson 40 ais. Tor the murder OF Lee
Puckctt. was called in the county Court
this morning Gao ID O'Clock. All SIX of the
defendants were present Tile Montgom-
cry who bad boon at large having come
up and was lodged ln JAN early this
morning.
Ex-Jadrc p. w. shc.ar IS assisting
Commonwealth Attorney j. VI. Hooker
iu hc prosecution. and Judge y. II. Hair
stou and IS A. Thompson are defending
The accused. Hon W. d. GraycIy. the
law partner of Judge Hurston, came up
to-nieHt tn assist BOO Che defense.
When tle case was called counsel for
She defense made several motions 20
Qr1-h tho Indictment and vcnire facias,
ul off which were 0vcr-rulcd ny tno court
Counsel excepted Goo these rulings.
The prisoners wore then arraisned and
plead "uot guilty.
Tho jurors summoned were thon exam
inrl on their V0ir dire. only one was
found disqualified and 90 now Ncurc facias
was issued. and 10 juror commanded rom
the hy-sfandcrs.
The court chem took recess uH II5 ?.
NJ
When court rcc0nvoned after me Wit
ncsecs were sworn and sent out. the tak-
ing of evidence began.
Air o. Stanley. the deputy sheriff
ont NJ whose custody Lee Puckott was
taken. was the fr-t witness.
STANLEYS EVIDENCE.
Ito testified to having Lee Pickett In
custody ON % charge of attempted assault
ON Miss Phoebe Gates. that hc had car
Rcd Dim fo Squire o. IT. McNuIions
house for preliminary trial. that Squire
q. T McNuUion and j. r. Barnard sat
ON the case. and bad sent it on 20 the
.|.HHa u nH
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-30
NO MARRIAGES.

The State Auditor says that the report
from Columbus county does not show
that any marriage licenses were issued
there during 1895
A report has been started that the
sheriff Of Currituck county IS short in
his educational account fund. and tine
report has made him almost wild. Its
said there Is no truth in the report.
Auditor Aver may go there to look into
the matter himself.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-30

The United States army recruiting sta
ton in this city has done thriving BUSH
ness lately About twenty soldiers have
been enlisted this week. Major Price.
who is working iu and around Roanoke.
has sent many here
Ihe .1Iu.ru ~9iu.rrs arc sent 10 the
far Wo-t and Doe whites to the barracks
at Columbus, o.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-30
WANTS DAMAGES.
Mrs Cornclia Kidd Sues the NOrfolk
street Car Company for $4,000.

NORFOLK. VA. March 20.-SpeciaL-
Mrs ComeIa Kidd wife of prominent
resident of Norfolk county. to-day en-
tered suit against the Norfolk Street
Railway Company, asking damages Of
$1,000.
She alleges that She was thrown from
buggy by collision with a car last
March and seriously injured.
Mr.. James a. Nhitehurst. Of Norfolk
county. was recently killed I'm Norfolk
by being run over by buggy The cOro-
uers jury to-day found that his death
was caused bv the careless and reckless
driving of AI0uz0 Calling fcolofed3. The
latter has not yet been apprehended.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-30
fh~ T-y spr "~re.Ouy.

we feel convinced that those members
Of the Democratic rartv who earnestly
believe In It's principles and who patri-
the resultant good to come 10 the peo-
ple In that success. will heartily endorse
the following extract from the New
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-30
ROANOKE COUNTY PRIMARY.
Democratic Voters Name Their County
TicA Warm Fight Looked or.

sALEM VA. March 3.-Specia4.-As
q result of yesterdays Democratic pri-
mary the following nominations were
made. Charles j.. DENT editor Of the
salem Tlmes-Kee.ster for clerk OF Roam
oke county. Henderson Lee, attofney-at-
law. for commonwealth attorney, Geo.
vs.. Xhkc. the present incumbent Tor
shcrn Geo. d. Muse, the present in-
cumbcnl for treasurer. VIM. A. Francs
for commissioner % the revenue. first
district. D. T. Kelauyer. the present IN
cumbent, for commissioner OF the reve-
nue. In the second district. DENTS ma
jority over w. y. Bowles was 3S3; Lees
majority over ~. G. Moclung was 4SS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-30
Enmnifie Meetings.

The following committees meet 10
dav. Second Market at o'clock;
Schools. az o'clock. subcommittee on
Grounds and Buildings. 7;3e o'clock
Water s o'clock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-30

Tho voting was very hoavy throughout
the county. the largest vote cast Tor any
one candidate being l1G. A very warm
fight is expected al the general eiecuoh'
May 18th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-30
OVININF HELPS

liver medicines to cure biliousness and
malaria That is why Groves Quinine
Liver Pills are better than other liver
pills. 10 and 70 cents
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-30
MUNYON'S

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-30
COUNTY WITH
NO MARRIAGES.
Columbus County, N. c., Reports No
Licenses for Last Year,
BOARD OF CHARITIES NEW DUTY
They Must Look After Hospitals for
the Insane Prospect POOR
An Unfounded Rumor Gives an
Officer Much Trouble.

RALEIGH n. c.. March 29.-Special.-
new duties given it by the last Legisla-
turc. Among these extra duties is the
care Of all private hospitals for the
insane or weak minded that may be To-
Gated in North Carolina.
The large number Of cases reported
from the two asylums in the state has
drawn much attention to the State, for
the climate seems practically well suited
for the cure of diseases. Captain Dun
can, secretary OF board says it is not at
all improbable that private hospitals may
be built here
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-30
A WINDY NIGHT.

The wind blew perfect gale here AN
last night and the thermometer dropped
down into winter quarters again.
The Capital Club Will give It's Easter
German on Tuesday. the 4th OF April.
The outlook FOR the stand OF wheat
and winter oats is reported by the farms
ers as very poor indeed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-30
HI IVNTINN I
December Il, lN3S.

value Of real estate owned by the company
ACCOUNT OF STOCKS AND BONDS OWNED ABSC
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-30

President-JAS. A. MACDONALD.
,Secretary-GEO. W. BURCHELL. -
Manager. Atlanta. Gas. Y. UPPER. .
Principal Office-B CEDAR STREET. NEW YORK.
Organized or Incorporated SEPTEMBER IL, 1871.
Commenced Busness-SEPTEMBER IL, 1891.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-30
CAPITAL.
IL ASSETS.

Of .....'
Amount stock paid In cash
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-30
y UEEx INSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA.

NNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING DE,
THE CONDITION AND AFFAIRS OF TIE 2gEfEs
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OF NEW YORK. MADE TO THE AUDITOR OF ~
THE COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA., IN PURSUE
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