The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-21

Arrive V. NJ. junction o.1A "a. 49,
Chesapeake and Ohio, train 2; January
I'D.
Leave V. NJ. Junction 4:35 P. NJ.
Chesapeake and Ohio, train 6, January
2od.
Arrive Richmond SIS P. NJ. Chesa-
peakc and Ohio train 6. January ga.
Colonel S. NJ. NewhoLse, OF Culpeper,
is one of the House members, who be-
lieves in starding by the Confederate sol
diers. Colonel Newhouse is, a member OF
the Penitentary Commission. and IS In
favor of reforms at that institution. but
ha saws as the old soldiers are not cared
for first. he Will not vote for cent or
appropriation to improve its conditions
Il would not knowingly cast a vote 10
banl<rupt thee State,' he said last night,
..but if She is to be bankrupted. it must
be for the disabled Confederates instead
,f negro convicts, so far as am con
cerned. If the State is able to spare s5Vo'-
600 for PENSIONS I am in favor OF the ap-
preparation always.
Hon. Moses NJ. Green, OF fauq e1Ier
Hon W. II. Boaz. of Albemarle; Hon:
p r. Gordon, of Nelson, and Colonel S.
NJ Newhouse. of Cuipeper, were among
the leaders who Fingered at New Ford $
last night Senator Graham Ciaytor, OF
Bedford, was also on hand, preparing to
leave for his home to-day. Colonel New
house and Mr. Green entertained the PAR
~ with some rare jokes for which they
both arc famous. Mr. Green is becoming
used to legsa tive life. and is going to
make valuable member.
Senator W. w. Sale of Norfolk, who
is a native Of RUckhridge county, lett
for Lexington IN company with Iudg"
s Houston Latcher last night. to
+l,o ,oJi at +.
r. w. Winborne, OF Euena Vista, was
al MI rphy's yesterday for While. on
his way to his old home in North Caro-
ina to spend the holitlays with his
children, who are there for tho winter
The Senate Committee on Roads met
We sterdav and took up the bill offered
nv MIR. Kelley Incorporating the Citizens
Rand Transit Company The bill went
oyer until after the recess The action
was taken by agreement Between the BAR
ties in. interest. the opponents Of tn,
measure agre eing not to press oprosition
i, fine Board of Aldermen until after the
rcconve,.ing of the Legislature.
An invitation has been extended to the
members of the House and Senate to sit
for their rhotogra phs at the Davis Ga l.
erv on Broad Street Some of hem
awaited themselves of the opportunity be-
fore leaving the city. but the groups
| will not be completed until after the holi-
day recess.
The Legislative Committee of the Grand
Camp Confed crate Veterans of Virginia ap-
pointed at the last meeting to draft a new
| pension law will hold a meeting here
some time in January Tor the purpose OF
taking the matter up Captain T. G.
Morton. Of Stanton. chairman of the
committee, is in the city and held a con-
ference with some of the House leaders or
the subject yesterday.
Judge G. Taylor Garrett. OF Mathews
is 3. members of the committee, and is
taking a deep interest in the matter. A
number of new pension ellis will he of.
fcreci when the Legislature reassembies
hut the one drawn by the Confederate
Committee will have due consideration il
both branches.
The House Committee on Roads held
| a. farewell session yesterday. and after in
du.Sing in some ipleaGantries among them
| selves, called in a; body upon His Elk
celleucy Governor Tyler aid wished hin
the compliments Oh the season III L very
hapoy- manner.
Those in the party We're: Chairman
! John w. Churchman, Messrs, Bland. OF
| Portsmouth; Cation. Baker, of Chester
field: Green. Lewis. Simmerman, Wearel
and Hibbetts.
| Before going to the executive Office
Captain Baker presented Chairman
Churchman with the best side of leather
| in his Chesterfield tannery on which tt
have the committee bills engrossed.
! Chairman Churchman was the CHIEF
SPOKESMAN for the committee at the Gov
ernor' Office. He asked that he and hi:
colleagues be 5pardo ned for all their mis-
deeds in committee. and His Excellenc,
replied in a very happy Vein, and order
ed Secretary Owen to make out the nee