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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-29
The United Suites Jury.

The petit jury for the next term Of the
United States District and Circuit CouE%
at Alexandria are as follows:
j. G.. Bruce, Hudson Mills: JESSE Maui
pin. Williamsburg; J. ]. Grim, Bolington;
Joseph Williams, Needonville; ]. w.
Todd, Great Bridge: Washington Jack
son, Alexandria; Robert II. Stubbs,
Glenn's; B. Upton, Irhana; j. w. Bar
rich, Free Shade; Luther w. Hickman,
Elvan; Albert Robinson. West Point; J.
G. Cannon. Miiler's; J. r. Corbin. Hud-
sons Mills; Il. w. Coils. Richmond;
Park L. PoindeXter, Norfolk; James
West. King William; A g. Ware, West
Point: J. &. McCloud. South Norfolk; J.
w. Beazley, Beazlcy's: r 3. Roane,
Pampa: Harvey y. pynes, Stevcnsvile;
w j. Gentry, Richmond; w. f. Grey,
ford.
Grand jury for the same court: Charles
johnson. Jr., Richmond. Va; w. c.
Shackelford. Brandy Station; PenaIton
Douglas. Gainesville: Thomas Boiling,
Richmond. Va: John S. Charles. Will
liamsburs; r. II. James, Beulahvillc; s.
L. Wolfe, Williamsburg; w. Ct. Newton.
Norman; Z. F'ris;hkorn. Richmond: Jo-
seph S. Hall Norfolk: r. &. Malone, Viii
liamsburg: II. G.E spencer. Williamsburg;
John c. Harris. Culpeper Courthouse: 7.
3. Whit. Beulafville; William Trehny.
Falls Church; 7. ?. Bell. Richmond
Robert Bacon, Manchester: NJ. d. Bette,
NIitchell's; y. c. Walker. Walkerton; Jo-
seph p. larry. Eoydton; a. B. Johnson,
Warsaw: S. Ernest Bowers. Richmond.
and a. j. y. Aunack. Tappahannock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-29
TOCONTEST MRS. WILLIAMS'WlLL
Able Counsel Employed by Lucicn
fictchcr-S Heirs.
tSpecia! Dispatch 10 Tie Times.)

AMHERST, VA, Dec PA suit has
been brought, in the Circuit Court OF
Amherst county by 5, i. Harding, execu-
tor OF Mrs. l. T. Williams. deceased, ask
ing the court to construe The Will and in
siruct the executor in making distribution
% the moneys that have come into his
hands The memorandum is signed by
Jno. w. Daniel, T. p. Garland and \. e.
STROBE, as counsel. The readers OF The
Times VIII remember, from the special ac-
counts il 1llis paper, that Mrs. Williams
gave The balk OF her estate, estimated at
S5oa,0ee 10 cndow a school at Swect-Briar,
Tho home of the deceased. near the Village
OF Amherst, for the education of white
girls.
Mrs. Williams had nicccs and ncphews.
children OF her deceased brother. Lucian
FLETCHER, whom she never recognized and
towards whom il was known that she
WAS intensely rrejudiced. Ii is claimed
ny these children and their attorney that
their aunt. Mrs Wilkins, was 50 preju-
diced against them that her testamentary
capacity was destroyed. The attorneys in
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-29
sunduy-school Teachers Rally.

AS has been the custom for the past
year and half instead of having the
review lesson at the Saturday afternoon
meeting of Sundly-SchOol teachers and
students, there will be "a symposium of
intense interest aud helpfulness to all in
terested in SuEday-school work. This
gathering will take the place of the regu-
lar talk delivered by DR.. Pell, and will be
held in the Y. ". G. y. auditorium this
afternoon at ) o'clock. Interested ones
have begun to leok forward to these re-
view days with pleasure There will be
five short. pithy helpful talks this after
noon. Rev. Thomas Semmes of st. An
drew'S Episcopal Church. will speak upon
The Teacher ami the Word Prof. j. a.
Sprengle, State Superintendent of Sun
day-school work, upon The Teacher and
the Lesson" Re-. II. A. Bagby. Of Cal
vary Baptist Church, upon The Teacher
and the Scholar;F Rcv. DR.. Russell Cecil,
pastor of the Second Presbyterian Church,
upon THE Teacher and Prayer, and
Rev DR.. T.. L. Pen will discuss THE
Teacher and Results" Mr.. c. w. Hun
ter. Ir.. will sing.
Altogether it will be a meeting of in
tense interest, and coming Just before the
beginning of the New Year, will be full
of fruitful thought and helpful sugges-
tions Every Sunday-school officer.
teacher and student who can possibly do
so, should attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-29

Women hold up DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery and wFavorite Pre-
scription /" as examples of what all med
icines should be in absolute freedom, from
alcohol and narcotics. They are strictly
temperance medicines. They contain no
alcohol, neither opium, cocaine, nor any
other narcotic. False formulas of DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and
vFavorite Prescription f" having been pub
lishcd by ignorant or unscrupulous per
sons, Dr. r. Y Pierce as president of the
Worlds Dispensary Medical Associa-
ton. Buffalo, \. Y, the manufacturers
of his remedies, offers one thousand
dollars for any bottle of these medicines
which on analysis shall show the pres
ence either of alcohol or Of opium, CO.
caine. or any other narcotic.
Suits against the orlginators and pub
fishers of these false formulas have been
instituted, and in order TO effectually stop
the publication OF these malicious false
hoods, DR.. Pierce asks that his friends
will send him copies of any circular,
pamphlet, or other advertisement, IN
which the statement is made that "Gold-
Ell Medical Discovery" OF" Favorite Pre-
scriptior F" contains alcohol or opium or
other narcotics Address DR.. r. V.
Pierce, Buffalo, n. Y.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-29
COMP WILL
BANQUET AGENTS
Prominent Men in Southern Financial
AMI Industrial Life Will Address
M
Insurance Men.
citing of the Board of Directors

At Il meeting Of the Board of Directors
Of the South-Atlantic Life Insurance
Company neld yesteTday, arrangements
were perfected for the banquet to be
rendered by the directors to the agents Of
the company at the Jefferson Hotel on
the evening of January Sth. 10 this ban
Q;let. i'll addition to the directors and
officers of the company, there will be IN
vited many prominent citizens and bust
ness men of Virginia and the South, in
Guiding Governor Tyler, GOVern0r-elect
Aycock. OF North Carolina: Mayor Taylor
of Richmond: Mr.. l.. Z. Morris. president
of the Richmond Chamber Of Commerce.:
Mr. Jonn Shelton Williams, president OF
the Sealoard Air Line; Mr.. Warren G.
Elliott, O. Wilmington, n. c.; NJ. Alex
andcr Hamilton, OF Petersburg, president
and general counsel respectively of the
Atlantic Coast Line; Col. a. B. Andrews,
of Raleigh \. c.. vice-preSident of the
Southern Railway; Major f. L. D..
Meyers, of the Richmond. Fredericksburg
and Potomac; Mr.. George w Stevens.
president OF the CheSa pcake and Ohio.
and li.aEy others equally prominent in
the financial and industrial affairs of the
South
The invited speakers for the banquet
are Governor Tyler. Governor AycocK,
Mr. John Shelton Williams, and Mr.. War
rem G. Elliott In addition 20 these gem
tiemer who will respond to the regular
,oasts. AIessrs. Joseph X Orr. of Atlanta,
Ga: John WI Craddock, of Lynchburg;
George T. S!pc. oe Harr.sonburg; J. w
Perry, of Norfolk; Virginius Newton and
s. w. Travers, OF Richmond ana others
prominent IN the directorate of the COM
pany will deliver short speeches apropos
of the work and purposes of the company.
The gentlemen having the matter IN
charge are determined to make the affair
one OF the most notable among Tue many
for which the Jefferson IS so widely ceic-
brated An interesting feature OF the oc-
Casion will be the award by the general
manager CT the Soutll-Atlantic Life of Il
handsome prize TO the agent writing prios'
to the list oe January, 1871, the largest
per centum Of the amount of insurance
allotted his agency
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-29
A Christmas entertainment was given
Thursday night at the residence of MIR.
Robert Deane on the Nine Mile Road
STREET-CAR SITUATION.
Another Conference OF Importance
Was Held.


Another important conference of Off
Gals and stockholders of the Passenger
and Power Company was held yesterday.
Messrs. George Z, Fisher and E. y.
futile. representing the New York inter-
ests in the corporation, were present.
The conference lasted about two hours,
and Mr. futile left on the noon train for
New York Mr.. Fisher is still here.
The gentlemen who were at the meet
ine, stated that some matters concerning
the interests of the company We're COM
s:dered but they declined to make public
what was done.
1t was stated by an official of the com,
pany that Mr. Leavenworth Wheeler has
not been elected general manager, to sue
coed Captain Andrew PizZni. When
Captain Pizzini resigned the office he had
filled was abolished.
Captain Pizzini is still member oil
the Board of Directors. but he was not
at yesterdays conference. 1t is under
stood that he viii soon sever all rela-
tons with the company.
1t is believed that the matter considered
at the conference was whether or not iL
would be better to inaugurate a rate war
on the Traction Company or to seek TO
consolidate with that company Mr. Tut
tie has probably gone TO New York 20
Law before the stockholders the inforMa-
j ton he gained while here and to learU
from them what should be done
"A far as could be learned no nesotia-
lions have been opened up between tha
two companies looking to consolidation
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-29
TOLD HIM WHAT
HE THOUGHT OF IT
Ned Bag|ey Had Too Much Christmas
ExhiIiaration, and 4 Hizoner"
Read the Riot Act.

Ned Basley was in the Police Court
yesterday and his happy prame of mind
was changed when the Great Dispenser
told him what he thought OF ms conduct
Ned, it seems. got Il lot OF Christmas eN-
hi!arat!un on board and cut up u little
at th., Biiou. Manager Mckee, in look
ing for the pleasure and comfort OF the
patrons of the theatre. found 1t necessary
TO prt M BagIey out. and Ter the dlS-
turDance the latter paid 500.
William Watson (coloredD was. employed
bv Mr.. w. NJ Parrish to go to kingan u
Company's to get some cheese lhat was
there on ice. He gave William 81 to pay
for charges. but William appropriated the
money to his own use, and got the cheese
on tick Later Mr.. Parrish was present.
ed with (: bill and William perfidy came
to the front He couldn't dodge the is
sue, SO fifteen days was his allotted por-
ton.
Frank Venable (coiored), one OF the
coat-thIeves that arc infesting the city,
was landed for taking an overcoat and a
dreSs-coat from the residence of James
Ernest. belonging to f. a. Waller. He
was sent on to the grand jury for house
breaking. and given twelve months in
Jail on security.
William Harris (coiored) was sent down
for thirty days for having in his posses
sion two pair of driving reinS, for which
he could give no account.
John Griffin and j. r. Pollard were I'M
able TO stand the Christmas cheer that
came their way. and they paid So each
for not being able to do 50.
Berda Booker (colored) had a long line
of charges laid out against William Book
or. She said he beat. kicked and cursed
her. and the charges were sustained to
the extent of $40.
Charles G. Atkinson was sent down for
thirty days on the charge of taking an
overcoat from William Kelley.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-29
HE IS REAPPOlNTED,
Mr. koincr is Given Another Term Is
Commissioner.


Governor Tyler has issued a rcquis-
ton upon the Ch:cf-Justicc of the Su-
premc Court Of the District of Columbia.
for one Charles Dandrdse, who is wanted
i'll this city for alleged assault and rob
berry, and who is now under arrest at the
city Of Washington. u. &. The papers
name officer Thomas j. Wren 10 so after
cambridge.
The Governor has reappointcd Hon.
George Wellington koiner. Of Augusta,
Commissioner of Agriculture of Virginia
for a term of TWO years, beginning jan
uary l, 1901, and Secretary LaWless to-
day issued the commission.
Governor Tyler has removed the poll
teal DISABILITIES of Lorenzo Mullins. whip
ped in Wise county in August 1900, for
petit larceny.
Governor Tyler has, upon the recon-
York, appinted Charles Edgar Mills, of
New York city, q, Commissioner Of Deeds
for Virginia, in the State of New York.
Among the callers on Governor Tyler
yesterday were Hon. Beverly r. Harrison,
of Amherst; Mr.. Walter Grant, of Hen
rico. and Auditor Morton Marye.
Hon. George Wayne Anderson and ex-
Attorney-General 4. Garter Scott, Of
Richmond and Judge w. S. Goooh, Of
Louisa. and Mr.. Irving 2. Whitehead, of
Lynchburg We're at the Auditors office
yesterday.
Colonel Morton Marye. who has been
confined to his home for several days
by sickness, was able to be at his desk
in the Auditors office yesterday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-29
ENOUGH TO EAT.
Ne,vsboys Of the City Wero Well Fed
Yesterday.

The dinner given yesterday at Smith
deal Hall TO the newsboys was d great
occasion.
This feast was given the boys by the
Richmond Y. Of the Young Woman's
Christian Temperance Union, and while,
or account of the rather small attend
ance, it was Il disappointment to the
ladies who prepared it. it proved to the
boys who We're present the realization
of their fondest dream. The tables, bur-
dered with turkey, cake, pickle, candy.
and fruit of all kinds. could be seen
through the large window. and long
before the doors were opened standing
room was at premium on the outside.
At each boys place was a great deal
more than he could eat. and, realizing
this, the ladies placed paper bags, to be
used for carrying away all they could
Tot eat.
The dinner was great success from
the boys ponit of View. Mr. w. Reginald
Walker made q short talk to the boys.
There We're seventy-tive boys present and
two hundred had been prepared for. but
the dinner vii! not go to waste, as it will
be given to the Male Orphan Asylum.
Mrs. j. 7. Jobson, president of the
Union. was assisted by the following in
serving the dinner: Misses Julia Hudsins,
Lula Cardozo, Myrtle Davis, Kirby, Beat
ty, Anthony. Beach. PrObst and, Henry.
Mrs. Jennie Bates. Of Washington, who is
visiting Mrs. Jobson, was also present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-29
FELONY CASES
IN PETERSBURG
William Garner Steals a Foundered
Horse.
WILSON CONTEST is NOT FEARED
Major Lassitcr Can See No Reason for
ihc Contcs,-A Pistol Bail IN,rcd
Into the Ocean Limited Train.
Hinkle>Winfrcc Nuptiais.
Especial Dispatch 10 The Times.

PETERS BURG, VA. Dec 2.-Wiliiam
Garner is in Petersburg jan charged with
horse stesllng.
Several days ago a colored man, Jno
L. jackson, .oane1 his horse to a frienI
10 come TO tnis city when the man
reached Petersburg he entrusted the i,orse
10 Garner 10 he returned to its owner.
Garner stopped on Halifax Street and
traded the horse with Mr.. Ni!!ia3u Roffe
The negro Acknowledges the theft and
says koffe,s horse died on the road.
HURT IN A RUNAWAY.
Mr.. JoAn Cafear, an old and well Known
citizen OF Dinwiddic county, was badly
hu-t yesterday in runaway accident.
Ca!lee- was attended by Or. McIlsaiae
and is better to-day
There are several cases Of felony to be
trdc at the term oil the Hastings Court
beginning next Thursday. + j. \. Pape,
w.Io shoI and killed *. II. Harris resent
~. Will hardly be tried ii this term.
There was a brilliant attendance at the
Christmas german given At Library Hall
tonight by The Virginia German CLUB.
Misses Hcnn.ngham and Sue Spiilman, OF
l;tchnond. were among the dancers.
NGRF,SSIoNAfl CONTEST
Major Lassttor has carefully examined
the notice of contest filed by G Il. Viii
son. and says he is not at all epprchen-
ive that the House will scat Wilson. TN
less Wilson relies OH partisan decision.
Major Lassitcr can sec no reason Tor the
contest save the serving of an Interior
motive. Wilson has requested John u.
Watkins. notary public, of Petersburg. to
take the dispositions.
Some person, yet unknown. fired a pis-
tol ball into the ocean limited train
from Richmond to Norfolk yesterday at
ternoon soon after the train had passed
Manchester The ball passed through
The window and lodged in the woodwork
On the opposite side OF the car. The bali
narrowly escaped striking two men sit
ting next TO the window.
fINlllLE-lylNEREi1.
Edward L. Iiinile and Miss Winitred
Ninfree were married on West High
Street last night The couple viii live
in Dcs Moines, Iowa
The Nalmi Lodge No. 90 knights of
I'y7thias. elected tie following officers
last night:
Chancellor Comnlanded-R. II Mann
Nice CllanceIlof-Wm. S. 7. Davis.
ipreiate-S A. Gentry
Master Of Work-R- & Andrews
Keeper Of Records and Seals-J. T.
Gentry.
Master of Finance. c. cashon
Master of Exchequcr-J r. w. Smith.
Master OF Arns-W. W. Andrews.
Inner Guard-I2 IL Titnrus
Outer Gua1d-R. Y. GIL
Representative TO Grand LODGE. +.
Gentry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-29
Christmas Music at Broad Street.

The we'll known Broad-Street Church
choir will sing their Christmas music to-
morrow as follows: Morning service, IL
o'clock-Foluntary, Christians! Awake
(CarmchaeU. TIE Deum in &c" CWarren).
Soprano solo by Miss Blincoe. 20
Holy Night (Adam).
Evening service, o'clock-Voluntary
Gloria in Excelsis'' (lNingsbury}. An
them, brightest and Best of the Sons
of the Morning tSchneckerl. Soprano
solo by Miss Penick. of Norfolk, Va,
Oh. Shining Light (Adams) Anthem,
Jesus, Lover Of My Soul NVilliams).
Broad-Street choir was never in better
condition than at present, and is doing
fine work. Miss Annie Penick, who is to
sing at the evening service. is at home
spending the holidays with her family,
and her many friends Will be glad of the
opportunity to hear her again. The music
to be sung at the evening service is par
ticularly fine, and the public is cordially
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-29

church, will speak upon The Ieacner
and the Word; Professor j. ~ Sprengle,
State Superintendent OF SufidaE-School
Work, upon The Teacher and the Les
SON; Rev. II. \. Basby, OF Calvary
Baptist church, upon The Teacher and
the Scholar; Rev. DR.. Russell Cecil,
pastor of the Second Presbyterian church,
upon The Teacher and Prayer" and
Rev. DR.. Z. L. Pell will discuss THE
Teacher and Results. Mr.. c. w.
Hunter, Jr., will sing.
A series of derlUni,GatiCrai sermons has
been arranged by DIR. George Cooper. art
the First Baptist Church, They will begin
or the third Sunday night of January. 1891
and will continue through the successive
Sabbath nights.
The subjects and preachers contem-
plated are: The Baptist View of the
Scriptures" by DIR. ]. 3. Hawthorne:
THE Scriptural View OF the Church, by
DR. Battle, of Petersburg; The Scriptu-
raj Doctrine of the Ordinances, by DIT.
w r. L. Smith; The Duty of Co-orera-
ton by Dr. William E. Hatcher; The
Duty of Baptists Towards Their own
Principles" by DIR. George Cooper.
Centenary Epworth League held Il very
interesting meeting last night at S:l5
o'clock Mr. James r. Laughton, of Ran
do!ph-Macon College, led the meeting
The subject was The Glory of Christ.
The southern CNurCnIl<tal Oh } e>oteiustS ,
issue reports the amount collected since
September 18th. 1899. for the relief OF aged
and intr1n clergy of the Episcopal Church.
at So. 200 This does not include the col
lections of last Christmas Day, not yet re-
ported
The young people of st. James Junior
Epwor-t1 League will hold their Christmas
entertainment this evening at O'Clock In
the church 4 programme consisting or
music and recitations is being arranged,
and Will be rendered on this afternoon
Each member viii receive & slight token
Of remembrance, and urged to be present
ard bring their friends with them.
Mr. Wiley talks ON Gideon tomorrow
night at the Methodist institution corner
Nineteenth and Main Streets. He will for
some time take UP on Sunday night Bible
characters and discuss them
On Monday night, December Slst the
Epworth Lea que of st. James. under di-
rection of Mr.. Dandy ana some worke rs
from Park-Place Church, who are being
trained by Mr.. Reginald Walker, will give
the children and friends of the Methodist
institution corner of Nineteenth and
Main Streets Christmas festival Inc
above names promise all who know them
a. rare time of pleasure in the exercises.
AT the close each member Of the Sunday
school and the Young Mems Club will re-
ceive a present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-29
characterization.
Especial Dispatch to The Times,


EIlILBORO. VA. Dec 2S-One of the
prettiest weddings OF the season was Wit
messed Wednesday evening III the beau
tifully decorated parlors at the resi-
dence OF Mr.. A. S. Bratton, when his
daughter. Miss Lora Belle Bratton, be-
came the bride of Mr.. Elmer r. tlippo,
one of the foremost merchants and bus
mess men OF Millboro. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. G. w. Mcdaniel.
a cousin Of the bride. assisted by Rev.
/. r. Watson, of the Presbyterian
Church here. The bride wore white silk
and carried brides roses. After the cere-
mony the party repaired to the dining
room most beautifully decorated with
evergreens and cut flowers, where
sumptuous supper was served.
The couple. amid falling rice and hearty
cheers, left on the midnight express for
Norfolk, whence they will journey north
Returning they will visit relatives in car
olne and Alhenarle counties.
AIr and Mrs. Flippo Will be at home TO
their friends at Millboro after January
Goth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-29
Transfers Of PrOperrY

Richmond: Lucy j. Howell's trustee to
Dr. H l., Harris, IS feet on north side
Leigh Street, SO feet west of Judah Street,
S1.115.
r. B. Walton and wife to Mrs NJ. J. An
derson, 10 feet on north side JacqueliIe
Street, 13S7 feet west of Randolph Street,
subject to deed of trust for S436, s.
Hen-ico: r. L.. Montague special COM
missioner to Sophro?lia Peartree. 10 acres
about $ IL miles from Richmond, on the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad.
Sophronis Pcartrcc to James D. Bur
ley. 10 acres ABOUT 3 IL miles from Rich
snonh OF the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad, $500.
Conway r Sands, special commissioner,
to j. D.. Thomas IN, Minnie B., Wythe
PresSie and E,dmonia ,Burley. 20.15 acres
about l. miles from Richmond, near the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad.