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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-26
TRI-CENIENARY CELEBRAT ION.
Legislature Will Be Called Upon to
Take Some Action.

The Legislature will be called upon by
the Religious Herald in the next issue
to take some action favorable to the
proposed celebration of the three hun
dredth anniversary of the landing at
jamestown in 1907.
a marked copy of the paper will be sent
to each of the legislators, and III addl-
ton, DR.. r. H. Pitt. editor of the Herald,
will make some active effort to have the
matter brought more prominently to the
attention of the body.
The Herald has been showing consider
able enterprise IN furtherns the idea of
a celebration, and is making an effort
to create and foster public interest in
the proposal. Secular papers here ana
elsewhere have noticed the matter favor
ably, and Governor Tyler Congressman
Lamb and Il number of other prominent
citizens have expressed their approval.
All the way from Cambridge, Mass,
Mr.. John F'iske, the famous historian,
writes to DR.. Pitt in a letter just receiv-
ed: with regard to the proposed James
town celebration in 1907, the project has
my unqualified approval. OF all the dates
in the history of the new world, there is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-26
Property TranSfrrs.

Richmond: H. L. Cabell and wife to
Annie 3. Oster.ohr, 8 Hl-12 feet on south
side Franklin Street, 120 3$1-12 feet west
of Madison Street, 500.
Granite Building Company to Mary Hep
pert. 81 feet on north side Duvai Street,
northeast corner Walker Street, and %
feet on east side of Walker Street $3.50
S. Gresham and wife to Ida Anthony
Coleman. % feet on west side Laurel
Street. between Cary and Cumberland
$l.6lo
John Alunroc to p N, Smith. So 4-12 feet
on east side Twelfth Street, % 3D. feet
south of Main Street, S125.
James I. Sloan 10 John Munroe IS 3-12
feet on south side Marshall Street. 12i!2
feet east of Fifteenth Street, subject TO
deed OF trust for 500, $500
Henrietta Sully's trustee 10 John Ma
llony, 10 feet on north side Street, III
feet west of Th;rty-tifth Street, $lC9.
f. T Sutton, trustee and special COM
missioner, to Walter c. Gathrisht, IS 2-12
feet on east side Sixth Street, l23 feet
north of Clay Street. $2,925.
Henrico: Magdalena Bradley to Mary
Heppert 60 feet on south side of State
Street, between Erin ard Gillian Streets,
$500
William A. 8urnett.s trustees and wife
10 Logan l.. AGREE. Sc feet on east side
Twenty-seventh Street, Sc feet north OF r
Street. sl,cHo.
George w. West. and wife to E. W.
Carter. so acres about 10 miles north Of
Richmond. near Tayiors crossing on R.,
F. e p r. r., S4G1
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-26
RURAL DELIVERY.
Carriers Appointed for Three OF the
K,,lIcS-GDur, Items.

The three carriers appointed on the
rura4 delivery routes. to De operated from
TINS city are Messcs. l.. l.. russell
John Gordon, and EDWARD heilam. IheE
qualified yesterday morning before POST
master NNray I. knight and viii enter
upon their new duties about the 10Th
of February.
The routes are as follows:
Route No 1--Nine-Alile road, Craig
ton and Christian roads by way Of
Gaines Mill postoffice TO Cold Harbor:
return 10y the Liberty Hall place and
MechanicSVllie-
Route NO. 2-Broad-Street road, Horse
Pen and Three Chopped roads to the
Ridge Church postofiice; return by Eio
V sta postoffie and West End or cary
Street road.
RUE No. -Nine-A1ile road, via East
Richmond and Highland Springs to Seven
lines; returning by the Williamsburg
road
1t is thought that two more routes will
be formed and {, corresponding increase
OF carriers made.
The case of Van Wyck Horton against
the AMERICAN Home Building and Loan
Association was called by Judge Wadd.ll
in the United State Circuit Court yes
terlav morning He fixed February atl
as the date for the consideration or the
report of the special master, R. T. Lacey.
and desires all lawyers interested IN the
case to be present on that morning at
10 O'Clock. 1t was said that the assets
OF the company would prove very close
10 the amount OF the liabilities, and that
the c. Gators would get a good snare OF
tie money due tner,- The attorneys Tor
the plant If are Messrs- Willoughby
Newton, Jr., S. S. P. Patteson and George
j. Hooper.
The company wss put into the hands
of a: receiver on the appointment OF q
number OF creditors. The business was
closed up. involving the settlement among
all concerned of between $4,000 and SSe,ooo.
transcript OF record in the case OF
Linda Johnson and others against the
Southern Building and Loan Association
of ,<nox county Tenn, was Med IN the
clerks office of the United States Circuit
Court of Appeals. The case comes from
the United States Circuit Court at Aoing-
don.
Deputy Marshall SAM Bendit and Post
office Inspector Bu!Ia, are back from Bow
ing Green. where they went a few days
ago to investigate the robbery OF the
nostoffice at Rutfer Glen. Much to the
chaer.n of the Federal officers the often
der. a negro boy, named Ollie Green. had
already been arrested. tried r the state
court. and sentenced to three years IN the
nenitentiary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-26
none which moro irnperativeiy calls for

none which moro irnperativeiy calls for
cOmmenoratton.
The Baptist ministers ca the city do
not take kindly to the proposition OF the
ladies OF the Women's Christian Tenn
perance Union to substitute grape juice
for the fermented wine used at the Lords
supper AT the meeting of the
Conference this week the matte.
was discuss d, and while no resp
luton was adopted in reference to
it the discussion revealed the tact that
the ministers did not regard it as prac-
ticul question. They believe that the
wine Jesus used in instituting the supper
was fermented wine, and that the very
small quantity of it used by the commllni-
cant in commemoration OF the sacrifice OF
Christ does not excite or revive d pas
sion for strong drink.
Dr. j. B. Hawthorne has been confined
to his room for the past few days with
sciatica his old enemy. While he has
not yet recovered, the symptoms are bet
ter and he hopes to fill his pulpit to-
morrow morning. He will preach on the
subject Liberty Is not LawisssnesS,
and will outline and characterize some OF
Inc modern abuses of the doctrine OF hui
man liberty. In the afternoon
at o'clock the annual meeting
will be held Matters Of great
Importance to the congregation Will come
up. and it is expected that every member
will answer to the -oll-cail-
Rev. John Harmon. d. D.. Will preach to
the veterans at Union Station Methodist
church tomorrow night at O'CLOCK. Lee
Camp. Pickett camp. Soldiers home,
Sons of Veterans and the Indies AuXii-
iaries have been invited to attend
The subject OF the Rev. Carey 4. Nor
gan at the Seventh-Street Christian
church tomorrow night will be The
church .for the Times This Will be one
of the series OF "Old and New Century
Sermons and promises to be the most
interesting yet delivered.
At the First Presbyterian Church
tomorrow the Rev. w, L. Lingle, ID.
D.. will preach in the morning and the
Rev. Russell Cecil, D. D., at night
The travellers Protective Association
will attend services at Broad Street
Methodist Church tomorrow night IN a
body The pastor, Rev. W. - Beau
champ. will preach the annual sermon.
his subject being Dealers in Influence.
Special music has been arranged for the
occasion and the public is invited
OF a series of lectures to be delivered
| at Lee Camp Hall. at the Christadel-
| phians services. the subject for Sunday
| will be, What does the Bible teach
| concerning the resurrection OF the
| dead the throne of David, and the Ming
dom of God. Services are held at II
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-26

dali, Newark. n. j.: Upton D. Jennings.
Lynchburg; Thos. l.. Brumlay. Jackson,
Miss; A. S. Bishop. New York city; ].
s. Munsei. Baltimore; S. c. Henry. Au-
burn, n. y: II. S. Thomas, Greenfield.
o.: r. w. Sexton, Alexandria, Va.
At New Ford s-Nm. d. Carter Fred
cricllsburg, Va: c. II. Paxton, Natural
Bridge, Va: Sexton Ennis; O. n. War
ner Buffalo, N "; w. f. Stephens.
Mecklenburs county, Va; Thos B. Clark,
Halifax county, Va; j. r. Stephens; W.
B. Brown and wife. Baltimore: II. o.
Eens. Sutherland, Va; Henry Ednunds,
Houston Va; S. Katz enstein, New YORK;
NJ L. Bush, New York; r. 2. Thornton.
New York; j. E. Morse. f. 8. Shipley,
Philadelphia; John B. Brooks, Laurens,
S. CD. f. Welsh, Waverly, Va; A. L..
Jenkins Norfolk, Va; j. a. Brauner,
Brstow. Va.
At the st. Claire-F. Wellman. Grand
Rapids, Mich; r f. Buchanan, Fayette-
Vile Ark: c. r. Craddock Lynchburg,
VI: \. w. Eshleman, Sport. Va: S. l..
Wilmer Hanover, Penn; w NJ. Lee,
Fredericksburg, Va: Joe B. Tate, Green's
boro \. c.; w. D. Kramer. Danville, Va.
r. w Mcconnell.
At the .Nhambra-E. G.. Scott. IT..
jamestown, Va; r Garnet. Ashland.
Va; c. P Warmer, Ashland, Va; a.
Perkins, l.. A. Gooch. Columbia, Va; U
V Gooch Columbia. Va; l.. E. Budett
Hinton, W. Va; John Dale, P. q: Dale
and four Cinnamon Of the King OF the
Opium Ring Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-26
ARTHUR LESLIE
WASALL0N'EDBAlL
Charge Against Him VIII be Heard
by Justice John
To-Day.

when the Great Dispenser glanced over.
Fao list yesterday morning. nc uttered an
exclamation Of pleasure ana satisfaction.
for it was short, and he wanted to join
she ;hroac in the galleries OF legislative
halls.
Lewis Bentley seemed 70 be darhey
Who had been imposed upon. JIG worried
- n piace with some ether people. among
whom was zippe Boiling. Lewis got his
shoes locked III, in a box one evening ana
cnrlan.t get them oft. so he borrowed q
pair Of boots that he saw and wore shen'
home. The next day The man who owned
TIC boots started 10 charge Lewis 81 Tor
using them and then an argument en-
sued, and IN the general i'iaN-up .,ollieoouS
,iron,,ea n pistol. Zippe swoce the pistol
belonged TO Lewis and Lewis swore IL
belonged TO Zippe NOBODY would swear
!, the oU1acrsfiip. and none of the wit
) ,,nssns co,,lti say who had the pistol. so
Lewis was allowed to so back to work
The e;,st. OF Arthur Leslie, charged with
feloniously assaultinc i. W lve;- was
called but went over one day for wit
,,esses Mr. Iyey was unable to appear.
although his Injuries are in no wise Sc
ria,ls Later IN the. day Judge Witt
palcd Leslie in the sum OF $500 for his
appearance to-day.
Alexander Rountree, Hal. Weyman and
Arthur lSoincf were caught Ted-fIanded
in the act of throwing rocks at Ellen y.
Burnett and 81 was the registered cost.
Emma Mayo tcoiored) Was taken up on
The charge of threatening TO cl,ci' ZIP Isa-
bella Morris with an axe. But 1sabella's
case was badly worked Up. and the dc
fence was SO good that Emma was dis
missed.
Harry Wood is not a had-iookins man,
hut he drinks. and when he is full he does
things that he would not do in 3 sober
STATE. He went into The Dixie Pow
1s,rlSs ard carried away a lot of leather
betting. and when the case was heard
The Great Dispenser gave Wood siXtE
days in jail.
The Dixie Works people asked him to pc
more lenient for the sake of the man 5
family. and in view of shat the sentence
was reduced 10 fifteen days.
George Carr got moro whiskey on board
Than he could sta.ad. and he was given ten
days in whicf, to soak it out
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-26
Chess Tournament.

The prize tournament OF the Richmond
Chess Club is approaching completion.
There have been twenty-five entries,
comprising some Of the strongest play
ers in the city. and some very fine games
have been played. The leaders IL the
various classes are. at present: Dr.
Never. Class A: Mr. Z. T. DE Witt,
Glass B; Mr.. iIarwood. Class 9; Capt
Barrow and Mr.. Valentine, Glass D; MIR.
Schmidt, Class E.
The tournament will be concluded in
about Two weeks The class winners viii.
doubtless. be announced next week, and
they Will then contest among them
SelYpS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-26
VISITORS IN LIE CITY.
The Various Hotcis Arc Crowded With
STRANGERS.

The Richmond hotels are all well nlled.
Among the visitors registered here yes
terday were the following:
AT the Tefferson-John 5. Cunningham
North Carolin;,; Z. +. Loving, Boston,
Mass: j. II. Carr, Baltimore, Md; ~ W.
Capron Chicago, ILL.,; R. Weas. chicago
III: W. H. Sarl, New York city; H. w.
dillingham;, New York; S. II. Go"man'
Baltimore: NJ. l.. Perkins, Boston; D. ).
H Erdrick, Washington. ID c.; Fred. W.
Amora Providence; Fred. w. Amora, il,
Providence; c. II. Semple, Easton, Ia
T. H. Swartz, New York; 2. Is. Winston,
Jr., Minneapolis, Mimi; w. H. WINSTON
Boston. Mass; w. T. Narina. boston.
Mass; Y. L. Howard, LynchburS: w ii.
Miller, Baltimore, Md; w. r. Perkins
Boston; E. Ensign and wife, HunLnstoh'
". Va; S j. Goldsmith, New York; Iheo-
core W. Taft, New York; j. Stewart
Blackton, New Yock: Benz. S. Smith ana
wife, Wilmington, Del; r. &. CraWioro,
Winston, n. c.; Joseph G!rard ana wlfe'
New York; Mr.. ard Mrs. NJ. Iiaushton'
Clinton Mass; II. y. FoSg and VIE
Bangor, Maine, Charles TaE,or ana wlie'
New York.
At Murphy,s-Ci. II. Cragg, New York
city; William Chapman, Portsmouth, va;
~ r. Thornton, Baltimore, Md; ;. Nal
zenstein New York; Samuel w WI
lia1ns, Wytheville, Va; c. T.. Rice and
family, Evanston. H.; p. Z. Eoss ana
wife, Hoko1no, Ind; II. Rosenthal, Bal
timore Md; T. Chany, New York; 5 Z
darwitz, Cincinnati, O.; Fl. Is. Derrick
son, Philadelphia, Penn; Louis E. Well
.>ew York: l.. j. kammerer, Louisville;
A. B. Bowden, Baltimore, Md. Robert L..
.Ioy. Baltimore, Nd; a. G.. Holland,
Washington, d. c.: w a. Kurz CleYe-
and, o.; John j. Cordell and wife, New
York city; w. II. Winston, Virginia; P.
Sy1oitl IN
Newport News, Va; Z. w. Milstead,
John 3. Books. Laurens, S. c.; FL. d.
Hail. Baltimore, Nd; Z. NJ. Goldsmith,
Baltimore, Md; L. E. Brudette, Hinton,
w Va; G. lander, North Carolina; Q.
C. Pape, st. Louis; c. e. Tackett, New
York city; T. c. Douglas and wife, New
York city; J.. MorreI. New York city; H.
Reardon, New York city; George W.
Simpson, Philadelphia. Penn.
At the Lexinst Wilson Walk
erton, Va; II. T. Mans, Philadelphia, Pa:
w c. White, Cloves Va: James Mann,
Nottoway, Va; c. x. Woodburn, New
York city; j. NJ. Cline, Virginia II. Pig
got and wife Londoun county, Va; Geo.
c. Perkins; S. g Dixon, New York city;
r. Catlett, Lexington, Va; George w.
Morgan, Birmingham, Ala; +. G.. Nc
Coy, New York city; ]. 3. Snead, Nor
folk. Va; ]. AZ Mcnamara. New York;
L. b Schehck, New York; d. ~. WllSoh,
Baltimore. Md: George e Eddy. Bald-
more, Md. Ben. Levison, New York; r.
e. Cobrell, Virstn;n; NJ. II. Grlthen,
Petersburg, Va; John 7. Mckinney, Viz.
ginia; II. f. Hilderbrand, Baltimore Nd;
C. s. DuvalI, Baltimore, Nd; p. S. Stein
er, Chicago; Geo G. Greer, Rock N cunt,
Mrs. c. Peake, Clinton, S. c.; Z. A.
Boyd, va; P. H. Bolsseau. DanViile, a.;
w. S. jenkins, Leesburg, Va Hill Carter,
Ashland. Va; j. G. Moore, North Caro-.
lima: Cha.s. P. Seeleas, New York city; T.
&C. Pitcher, New York city: II 3 A. Ca
sidy, New York city; Lewis =. Cuyken-s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-26
To Tcs, Fire Ilxtin-uishcrs.

Practical tests OF the Racine"
Che1nIca. Fire l-xtinguisher and the Mon
arch .,i<ilfyre' Extinguisher, the former
represented here by the Smtth-Courtney
Company, and the later by Mr. John
brewer viii be made here next Tuesday
afternoon.
The effectiveness of these appliances
IRE 10 be demonstrated practically in the
extinguishment OF bontires to be arranged
for the purpose at the site OF the recent
iy-destroyed plant OF Miller & Miller at
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-26
Observation-Disclosures.

Alr. Don NJ Hobson, brother of Miss
Margaret IIobson, the Bristol authofess.
was married on Wednesday Of tilIs Week
to Miss Augusta S:ubbleiicld, the ac-
compl:Shed SISTER IT Rev. joseph Stuo-
:,le5.ieltl, of Cenean;t:y College. Cleveland,
Tenn. The nu2cils were 3ose't nlzed al
Cleveland The pop l;lc couple are now
guests Of the groom sarerts III brlstot.
Rev. William Blrleigtl, Of the Christian
Church. has iecl:,eI to acccpe tne pas
torate of the Christian Church of Green's
burg. Pa. to which he was recently
called, and viii remain with the church
here. Mr. Burleigh will @ow begin
movement in behalf of the establishment
of hospital in Bristol.
Ex-Congressman john Leicinger, OF
PENNSYLVANIA, VINO died recently, had
large interests in the coal fields of South
west Virginia. He was vice-preS1dent OF
the Virginia Coal and Iron Company
which operates q coke plant OF nearly
eco ovens al St0nega, near dig stone Cap
The barn of eX-RepresentatiNe C. w.
Anderson of Washington county, burned
this week Two horses, two COWS, and a
quantity Of grain and farming machinery
burned. The loss is estimated at $l,2Qo.
WITHOUT AcSESTHETICS.
J. Lawson Williamson, Of the drug firm
of Minor x Wilson, underwent a severe
surgical operation this week. which he
hora without the use of ether or chloro-
form. DR.. j. e. Hicks made deep
incision along the spine in order to reach
a s-fraI absccss 1t is believed the OPP
Grafton Will save Mr.. Williamsons life.
FOR whom there appeared to oe but htlie
IDre
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-26
AT FIRST GLANCE.
II Would Appear That Lncal Rene
dies Would be Best for Cure of

Il Would Appear That Local Rene
dies Would be Best for Cure of
Catacr!l.
# would seem al first glance that ca
+arrh being a disease of the mucous mem
brane: that salve5, sprays. etc, being ap-
nlied directly to the membranes of the
nose and throat, would be the most ra-
tional treatment but this has been proven
not to be true.
The mucous membrane is made and re-
paired from the blood, and catarrh is
blood disease and any remedy to make
a permanent cure must act on the blood,
and when the blood is purified from ca
tarrhal poison, the secretions from the
mucous membrane VIII become natufa
and healthy.
Tn this climate. thousands of people
seen, scarcely ever free from some form
of catarrh; it gets better at times but
each winter becomes gradually deeper
seated. and after time the sufferer re-
signs himself to it as necessary evil.
Catarrh cures are almost numerous
as catarrh sufferers. but are nearly all 50
nconvenient and ineffective as to render
their use nuisance nearly as annoying
as catarrh itself; any one who has used
douches. sprays and powders will bear
witness to their inconvenience and failure
to really cure
There are d number of excellent inter
nal remedies for catarrt, but probably
the best and certainly the safest is Il new
remedy, composed CT Eucalyptol. Hydras-
its. Sanguinaria and other valuable ca
tarrh speclncs-
This remedy is in tablet form. pleasant
IN the taste and sold by druggists under
the name of Stuart,s Catarrh Tablets,
and any one suffering from catarrh may
use these tablets with absolute assurance
that they. contain no cocaine, opiate nor
any poisonous mineral Whatever.
a leading druggist in Albany, speaking
of catarrh cures, says: Il have sold vari-s
ous catarrh@ cures for years, but have
never sold any which gave such general
satisfaction as Stuarts Catarrh Tablets
They contain i'll a pleasant concentrated
form all the best and latest catarrh rem
e6ies. ana catarrh sufferers who have
I,sad fouches. sprays and salves@ nave
been astonished atsthe quick relief and
permanent results Obtained after a weeks, s
use Of stuart's catarrh Tablets. - All
druggists sell full-slzed packages for nifty
cents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-26
Nondnen cf the NNoril.

The regular meeting of Cedar Camp
No. % Woodmen Of the World, was held
Thursday night, at Nelson's Hall. and
the regular routine business WAS trans
acted owing TO the absence of several
of the Officers of the camp, the install
:ation of new officers was deferred until
the next meeting. At this meeting Mrs
w. D. iIerns was elected delegate to the
Convention Head Camp, which meets at
Norfolk, Va, February l., l. and H.
Mr.. r. r. Allen was elected alternate
After "a delightful oyster supper the
camp adjourned
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-26
Scattered The Eggs.

The horse attached TO a country cart
was frightened by a passing street-car IN
Fulton on Thursday night
The horse, which was standing with his
back towards the car, turned around at
bl-eAk-necls speed. oyerturning the cart.
The cart was the property OF Albert
N-ilkerson. and was loaded with eggs,
butter. sweet potatoes. etc, and We're
scattered in every direction.
The horse was recaptured after going
some distance, and turned over to his
owner.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-26
t,,eres. "a Cease.
Ryan.

After the performance at the new f-
oe.,,1, Theatrs. Atlanta. fortnight, the in
teresr in the concern held by Nanaser
take Wells. of this city viii cease ne
~, ~ Manager Z. C. Anderson. of
at,a,ta was enough for Mr. Wells, The
dos Of the Atlanta man were not pro-
ssrsss;re enough for sir Wells
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-26
supreme Cour, or appeals.

Core rs. City of Norfolk Argued by
William w Old for the plaintiff in err
ror, and by Walter Taylor for defendant
In error. and submitted.
Getaways adm'r VS.. Saunders was
passed to the March term.
Pace VS.. AIoorInan. Argued by j S.
Digs for appellant and continued until
to-day
The next cases are Montgomery VS..
Commonwealth and yashonsvs. Barrett.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-26
The Contract Let,

The contract for the erection of the
buildings for the Merchants Cold Storage
and Ice Manufacturing Company, of
Richmond, mas been let TO T. a. Siewers
of this city. The buildings have been de-
signed by St Louis architects. The
equipment viii be ready for installation
ncXL April.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-26
THE DATE is CHANGED.
piauola Club Banquet Set for Next

PiauoIn Club Banquet Set Tor AeAt
Friday Night.
The Pianola Club banquet has been
changed from next Wednesday night to
the following friday, because of lmpor-
tant engagements of some OF the mem
bers.
Some of those who are to respond to
toasts are Senators Barksdale. Attorney
General Montague, Hon. t. c. Pitcher,
Capt John A. Curtis, Major Howard,
Treasurer Phillips, Captain Cunningham
Mr.. T. c.. Walford, Mr.. A. III. Meyer, Dr.
G. w. p. Brock, Mr. Berkeley Williams
Mr.. Jefferson Wallace, Mr.. f. A. Catlin,
Mr.. A. Won Roscnesk, Mr.. Horace B.
Kirkwood, Mr.. f. c. Ebel. Capt. John H
Frischkorn. Capt. Andrew Pizzini and
Manager Jake Wells.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-26
An Undressing Eclic.

An old English drinking cup. owned by
Mr. Jonas Marcuse. Of this city, is an
object of much interest to The antigua
rians 1t is in the shape of the head of
a fox, and bears the inscription: Sue
cess to the Fairfax hunt and all friends
present 1t was thought that it once
belo:l.scd TO Lord Thomas Fairfax, but it
has been discovered that the crest on the
cup does not correspond with that OF he
Fairfax family.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-26
s,or,,,s stonne, WORK ).

THE heavy storms of yesterday caused
tho suspension of all outside work at the
Trsgg Company's yards. Work in other
DEPARTMENTS. however. was not interfered
with. The progress on the two revenue
boats the cruiser Galveston and the
.Chesapeake and Ohio's new steamer, the
Virginia, Is rapid.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-26
Driver Hurt.

The delivery wagon of w. A Hammond
was struck by car No. 66, Of the Rich
mond Traction Company, at First and
Grace Streets, yesterday afternoon about
) O'Clock and slightly damaged The
colored driver. Samuel Johnson, was
thrown from his seat, and, striking the
ctrbing. cut a deep wound over his right
eye. Motorman Mayo was in charge of
the car.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-26

the foot of South Sixth Street, at O'Clock
this afternoon, and all persons in
terested in The que ton of fire protec-
ton are invited to witness these tests,
which are to be arranged under the
auspices and approval OF the chief OF the
City Fire Department.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-26
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The work Of putting the torpedo-boat
shubrick In condition for her builders
trial trip goes steadily on at Norfolk.
The trial will be had in the Chesapeake
Bay Monday or Tuesday.