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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-12
MR.. GAINES RESIGNS.
Tie Has Long Been Chemist TO the Az
ricnIlnral DenaI tment.

NNN'NNlAAA 90 ~ POI fAtA'A'f
3 MIR. Richard d. Gaines. who has long
sficisntly nued the position OF chemist
a. the Department OF Agriculture. has
rendered his resignation 20 Commissioner
hoiner 10 take eject February ist
II is well known fact that for quite
q while the department has been much
hampered for funds with which 20 carry
on its work The salaries OF those con-
nected with the department have been
g. arrears for several months. and IL
looked at one time as if the work would
have TO be temporarily stopped.
Nr Gaines salary was as high as any
paid by the department. and this fact
threatened 20 bee a source of embarrass-
mont 20 a. Recognizing This fact 1t is
understood Mr. Gaines voluntarily de-
rided 10 retire and allow his place 10 De
Hlled by some one who might occupy tho
position Tor smaller compensation His
relations with Commissioner koiuer were
Of the most cordial character and tho
latter had informed him when he came
into Office that no did not expect 20
make changes IN the positions held.
MI Gaines has been connected wi b
tho department for about eleven years.
Sic was appointed 20 the position by Com
missioner Whitehead. and has filed 70
with marked ability and falthfulness. lie
has not yet decided upon his future
plans. though he has several matters
under consideration. he viii remain ia
1ichmond FOR some time vet
Mr. James c. Heavcner. the assistant
chemist. viii probably mn the position in
Inc future.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-12

"Ioommenced taking DR.. Greene's Nerv-
ura blood and nerve remedy. and in six
months wrote 10 Dr. Greene telling him
could 90 mp stair. and down as spry as any
one. had taken q new lease of life. Dr..
Grccnes Nervura has cured me. ! have
almost died with pain. but now rain or
storm does not affect me. ] can enjoy
lie now. and ride between five and six
miles. sit down TO work and 20 out alone
and feel perfectly free from rheumatism.
thank God and Dr. Greene for restoring
me 20 health
BY all means use Dr. Greene NervgTa.
II will cure you. You can also If you
desire consult Dr. Greene, IS West I4th
ST.. New York City, the most successful
physician in curing diseases without
charge, either by calling or writing about
your case.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-12
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Annual Meeting To~Night-Oficcrs
and Directors 20 &c Chosen.

The Secretary of the Chamber of Com
merce has sent out the following notices
% an members.
The annual meeting of the Richmond
Chamber of Commerce win be held
Thursday January D.. 1897 at J.. Nj. BOO
the Assembly Han Of the Chamber.
The officers and directors for the enc
suing term are 20 be- then elected. which.
together with many other reasons. REM
dcrs II the most important meeting ln
tho fiscal year of the Chamber. You are.
therefore. earnestly and cordially Zee
Quesfed 90 attend.
The era Of prosperity which So brightly
began TO dawn upon us in the year just
passed gives promise OF many oppor-
tuniue- n the future, for fostering the
development Of the commercial and man
uflcturinr Interests of Richmond and pro-
noting the general progress and prosper
ity of the community. d. therefore. es-
pociany behoovcs members 20 attend this
meeting. and by their presence and sle-
gos'ious aid and encourage that unity OF
action OF The chamber which VIII he-
subeerye these important objects.
g. w TRANEHS Pres ideni.
r.. A. DUNLOP Secretary
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-12

doiin and Guitar club assisted by
Mcs-rs. @. r. Anderson. violmist. ID. A..
Richie c0rneust. Walter Selgwick. ban
foist. d. Thu-ton 'cellist. There Will
ie rocitations by Miss Nass. Professor
Cosby and ar Barney Bowman The
vocal music will bee exceptionally good.
r. is safe 90 say that everyone must be
pleased in listening TO the harmonious
numbers of the Richmond COL
Iege Glee club the quauette from
the University College Of Medi-
cine. and Mr. T. II. Cloves solo
ist. There will be brief addresses by
prominent persons. including Attorney
General Montague a cordial invitation
is extended 20 the public The entertain
ment will be held in the front hall on The
fourth no0r and will begin at S o'clock.
Entrance ON Ninth street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-12
Cnurt of Justice John.

Justice John had but a short docket TO
engage his attention yesterday morI'ng,
and he went through with 1t like an eX-
press train.
John Taylor, who few nights ago as
saulted Berkeley Taylor with a razor and
cut him very severely and also struck
Henry Halter with a glass. came up for
trial Berkeley Taylor was unable 70 ap-
pear. however. and the case went over
until the 2lst instant.
Fred Heinbaugh, John Kenney and
!. ID. Robinson were charged with being
Migrants. but were allowed 10 20.
Nick Booker jumped off street-caT
while the same was ~ motion. lie was
fined g. which was paid.
Charles Crews was charged with keep
ing his bar-room open on Sunday. lie
was discharged, and then court ad-
iourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-12
IN CHARACTER SKETCHES,
MIR. Polk Miller to BE at the \. NJ & a.
To- Morrow Night.

The new role in which Mr.. Polk Miller
viii appear at the Y. NJ. G. a. tomorrow
night win appeal 10 every one. II gives
wide scope for the exercise Of his great
talents. and abounds in anecdotes Of the
most delightful kind.
Mr.. Miller has had personal intercourse
with the greatest hum0rists OF the United
States and Of the world. lie will to-
morrow night give some "reminiscences Of
them which arc most delightful TO listen
10. He will also be armed with his
mellow-toaed banjo. and there will not be
a dun moment during the evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-12
Public Opening Celebration.

on next Monday night, the 18th instant.
the Smlthdeal Business College, OF this
city. will celebrate !ts formal opening in
It's new building az the corner of Broad
and Ninth streets. Although the school
has been occupying SIS new quarters since
last September. there has been no public
entertainment 10 announce this event.
but for next Monday night there has
been prepared programme which will.
indeed be a treat 10 the many friends
OF the college who will attend.
The instrumental music will be fur
u1shod by Professor Frank CoSby's Man
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-12
SWIFT VENGEANCE.
A North Carolina Negro Pays the Pen
atty for Ills Crime at Its scene.

RALEIGH y. O.. January IA spe-
cial 20 the News and Observer from
Gulf. ~ g.. says: Mrs. Nancy Welch.
most excellent white widow lady ana
mother Of five children. residing about
three miles from Harper's Cross Roads.
I'm Chatham county. was outraged ana
murdered about o'clock yesterday af-
ternoon by Henry Jones (colored). Jones
was o. desperate character. about thirty
five years old. Mrs. Welch had been VS.
friug AZ her son-in-iaw's. Or. Jones. and
as She did not return home at nightfall
search was made and her body found
about ffty yards from the public road
az Q o'clock with her throat cut. The
alram was given. search was made and
tho negro found at his home near Rich
mona this morning about 3 o'clock He
confessed his guilt and was carried back
TO tho scene OF the murder and hanged by
an unknown party Of about fifty where
no was found this morning"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-12
FEWER PARD0NS
TO BE GRANTED.
Governor Tyler is Being Oyerrun
With Applications.
STATE PRISON MAKING MONEY.
Pcnitontiary Receipts show an In
creasc-Orcad Institute Apparent
II Does Not Draw the Color Line
Applications for Appointment

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very "'on or ..'. ..,...,i,n al an-
taken up WIN 'i ....'... .,.-.,.' 10,
pitau"ns loi f'lN'''- .r'.. ,........,,..
daily in great NUMBERS '"'
teoos tnem aN. t.. ..-f..
There is a. Jesse" persons ...l.,,i.i -,
tor pardon sN'N.' '.''''
Ncl to observe iH'st '''' '-
petition very uriei. r.fIint ''.'
history OF the case, fei me lIl"' '"us''
ihe prosocuung attorney and meinoefs oil
tho jury 90 recommend the granting OF
the PARDON. Ihe Governor except DID
aerv rarc cases. viii NOT pardon person
unless the Judge Commonwealth attor-
nov and fury recommend IT, lie sends
the rotiHon to the Judge Immediately
49,, its r.rc.nf Tho applicant would
- .n 81. ..rc f,a Executive this
rtpprr-,-r,-c CASE
IN, ,.l '' .-tf .',.-5.,, DO ,,-.
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s,f,,,r,. .,o-,ir..d fa-+l DO has teen -.f-
s.icnti,- rurisrod rr au doubtful cases
l., V,ni ~er,.e pardon.
s,eo-,,, ...,. .re nrseoofod "a mo shat
,.. ~.,,,it-..-". ..i4 fho Governor .Igere
az s-.,f,r,tio, for the rs-don of "a man
t.-,'i,r t,.o ,.s.rs for boY-obraalin,
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- r1,t tho commonwealth much
,,o,o,. ~, have sent 30 another state for
.,-,tre-ees had tine prisoner made his de-
49,. = ...u, f..1 r,onrd to rosuort
a. ,,-,-,i., mad. l.,. tta iYdeo and Conn
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-12
THE BARGE RAISED.
A Telegram Brings Good News to the
Cedar Works.

The Richmond Cedar Works received
a telegram Yesterday from Captain b..
s. Wright head captain Of the Meet "i
barees and tugs belonging 20 the works
I'm which he stated that the barge Viz
ginia which sank last Friday In Abe
marie Sound at the mouth OF the Pas
ouotsnk river. had been raised, and that
there was no damage done.
He added that on account 81 high
winds he could not proceed as yet
CAPTAIN Mark Alexander. OF the Nir-
GINA lost all of his personal euects on
account Of the suddenness with Which
the barge sank.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-12
HADRHEUMAlISM TERRIBLY.
My Sufferings Were Great and
Was Perfectly Helpless.
| Have Almost Died With Pain,
Now i am Completely Cured.
Dr.. Greene's Nervura Is the Wonderful
Remedy that Cured Ne.

Mrs. Z. W. Kinds, S Beacon St, Fitch
burg, Mass, says.
- have been terribly afflicted with
rheumatism and wish al TO know how |
have been cured Ono year ago last
December ! got so bad | had TO call in a
doctor. He came few times and said he
could do nothing for mel must wait until
warm weather. grew worse until | was
perfectly helpless. My suherings were
great. Warm weather came and | got a
nitle benefit from h.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-12
Transfers of Real Estate.

Richmond. George s. Nashons trustee
20 Belle Monclre wife of VIM. Moncure.
is feet on west side Third street. between
Broad and Marshall 1900.
Uenrico. Walter Brooks and wife 70 5.
W. Bridgeforth. q feet on south side
Harvie street. 90 feet east Of Robinson.
$50
Mabel V. Berry. 70 W u. Turner.
northern 10 feet Of lot and all Of lot 3
In block q. Barton Heights. I'm consid-
GRAFTON OF assumption Of A. certain notes.
made BY Mahel V Berry. $500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-12
Red Cross Officers.

At a meeting of Granite Council L.
gion OF the Red Cross. on Monday night
the following officers were elected:
JOS. H. Shepherd. p. C.. T. T. Davis,
commander: r. T.. Hendricks. Y. c.. J.
G.. Jennings. marshal. 3. r. Roach. war
den. W. T.. Davis. sentinel. T. s. Gibbs
recorder: r. " Ander. treasurer, 9. A.
Crawford. financial scribe; r. II. Figg,
knight.
Several applications were received at
this meeting
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-12
Old Omcers Re elected.

The annual meeting of the stockholders
Of the Richmond Trust and Safe Deposit
Company was held AZ noon yesterday
All the old officers were reelected ana
Air. Il. G.. Williams. Jr.. was added 20 the
directorate.
By unanimous vote the action OF the
Board of Directors IN increasing the capl-
tal stock 10 500 600 was approved.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-12
NORTH CAROLINA
LEGISLATURE.
Close Contest Over the Repeal Of the
State Allegiance Oath.
TO VOTE FOR u. S. SENATOR'S.
The Republican Senator from the 3ith
District Seated Over the Democrat.
Bill Passed 90 Investigate the
Pcnitentiary Management.

RALEIGH. y. c., January Especial
There was a lively fight in the House
yesterday over the repeal Of the special
oath for corporation officers. Il was a
law OF the fusion Legislature and re-
duired the officials of all corporations
To take a special oath prescribed 30 sup
port the laws and Constitution Of North
Carolina This oath is required an
nualy and It's repeal was demanded.
Finally the previous question was CALI
ed and the bin put on its second reading,
and IL was defeated by a vote OF Il
noes and 80 ayes.
Another bill OF interest was the one
requesting the United States senators and
congressman 10 have the Constitution 50
amended that the senators be elected by
direct vote of the people.
In the contested case of State senator
from the hirty-fouth district the COM
ruitfeo Iast night gave the seat t0 Frank,
the Republican. over Cannon. the Demo-
GRAFT
LARGE TAXPAYERS.
The sheriff OF Meck.enburg county has
paid that countvs taxes in FUN tO the
state Treasurer The amount is So
1866. Mccklonourg. wake ami Bun
combe are fhe largest taX-paying coun-
tics in the State.
A bin empowering am official invesii-
CATION Of Donitentiary affairs has passed.
u is TO investigate the management Tor
the past four years. 10 includes all eN-
officials ami ox-employes IN the invesu-
I'D
penalty to mold themselves amenable 20
tho committees summons.
The term 90 Criminal Court in session
now is ono of the heaviest held I'm this
county Tor many years. Three murder
cases are on tho docket. Judge George
IL. Brown, Jr, is presiding.
FERTILIZER RATES.
The Railroad Commission yesterday re-
fused to reduce the minimum rate ON
car load OF fertilizers from fifteen to ten
tons
The attendance Of tho Grand Lodge OF
Nlasons. in session here. is the largest
ever hei8 ia the state Mr.. Locke Craig
delivered the annual address, and 1t was
a fine one. Tho subject was: "Ihe Ma
son as a Builder i'm National. Political
Moral Social. Intellectual and Religious
Life"
A Dill d ptlN5 pifVdt'' IT,
Commission on Corporations, having
charge of railroads insurance. banking
and building and loan business in the
state. The bin will abolish the Railroad
Commission
In regard 10 the election law many OF
the leading members of the Legislature
talk freely. Many Of them are m favor
OF the Louisiana iaw. some advocate me
Acknowledgement Of the negro entirely
and AN urge some law passed by which
the white man shall undoubtedly rule
now and for all time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-12
THOMAS Elicit.
sONLE - rnnsE INNIrEI


SOME OF THOSE INVITED.
This meeting viii be one OF great in-
torest. and will be devoted principally 20
am interchange Of views ON the situation.
with q view OF getting the benefit of the
boost posted men on the subject invitations
have been sent out no. number of gem
ucmon Co bo present among them Mr..
john j.. Mcclure ZION. VIM. WIrt Hanry.
COL vs.. Gordon McCabe. Col John Cus-
sons AIR. Wm. J.. Royal, Major n. v.
Randolph. Judge George l. Christian.
Major Thomas A. Brander Commander
a. g. peav. OF Leo Camp Commander
C. j. Johnson. of Pickett Camp. Com
nau8er Leslie Spence. Jr. OF The sons
OF Veterans Grand Commander Edwin
=. Cox. of the Grand Camp Sons OF
Veterans. Governor j. Hogo Tyler. DR..
7. w Southau. and Hon. A. j. Monta-
quo. constituting the state Board OF
Education Mr. j.. V. Valentine Mr..
Joseph Bryan. and number Of others,
who will be notified later.
The meeting would have been held next
week but for the absence Of Or Mcclure.
who goes TO Stanton. where he will de-
liver his famous lecture ON Sione"all
Jackson
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-12
Virainians at the Hotels.

Judge George ]. Hundley. Of Amelia; f.
w milford and wife. Newport News; j.
+. Voss. Hanover. and G. +. Cary, Glou-
cester. are az Murnhys
southaW State Superintendent OF Public
instruction. ". : Blackard. Roanoke;
r. p Fllppin and ID. d. Boswell, of Cum
berland.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-12
DR.. PARKER'S PROPERTY.
Likely That He viii Soon Begin 20
Enjoy It,

Enjoy II.
Dr. w. w. Parker has not yet entered
upon the enjoyment Of the property On
West Virginia. which has been Kept from
him for so many years. although ihere
is reason TO believe that 10 will not De
long before it is in the hands Of the
rghtful owner
AS printed in The Times some weeks
ago. the highest court Of West Virginia
has confirmed his claim, but the order
has not yet been sent down TO Che lower
court.
The rival claimants 90 the land have
within the past few days filed o. petition
for rehearng Of the case. but those
i'm "A position TO know say there is very
little chance OF i,s beins granted as The
court never takes such action unless it
can be shown that the case was not
fully understood when the decision was
rendered In this case the court was
fully cognizaut Of AN the details.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-12

4 spccial meeting Of the chairmen OF
the A p v \. committees IS called 20
meet at o. clock Friday AFTERNOON III tu'
xiroinfa Historical SoCicty's rooms. Inn
nortant business Is 90 be transacted
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-12
COMMITTEE ON HEALTH.
II viii Meet Night 60 Take Action
Regarding Vaccination.

The Committee ON Ordinances was 20
have met lea regular session in the city
Han last evening az o O'Clock. but Messrs.
Drewry and Winston were tho only mem
bcrs who put in an appearance and IN
the absence OF a Vuorlm no business
could Doe transacted.
The Committee ON Health viii meet in
regular session tonight at 11 O'Clock
To is likely that some action VIII be taken
mapping out o. plan for tine expenditure
of the 5000 appropriated 90 prevent the
introduction OF smallpox into the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-12
GROVE AVENUE CHURCH.

Or. Hiden's Resignation Acccptcd-A
Committee Appointed.
A. the monthly business meeting OF
Grove-Avenue Baptist church. held Mon
Gay night. the following committee was
lscted 20 recommend pastor:
Mezars. IL X. Pollard, b. A. Jacob. A.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-12
A SUCCESSFUL OPERATION.
Mrs. }. {. Parker Patient ~ the old
Dominion Hospital

Hon. J. O.. Parker Of southampton, has
been in town FOR the last day or two.
He has his wife at the Old Dominion
HOSPITAL where she was operated upon
bv Dr. George Ben Johnston yesterday
afternoon.
She stood the operation very Well and
is getting along as nicely as could be ex-
pectct.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-12
DIR. Hatcher Ia Manchester.

Rev. DR. VIM. Z. Hatcher. pastor of
Grace Street Baptist church, will preach
At RalDbridge Street church. Manchester.
Tonight al - O'Clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-12

A meeting OF the General Wheeler Re
ceptlon Committee will be held az Lee
Camp Hall al O'Clock this evening.
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