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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-06
DRAWN BY TENDER HANDS
The Large Granite Plinth Taken to the
site.

About seven hundred patriotic ladies ana
children. men and boys. gathered on lAbny
Hill Yesterday morning at . O'Clock TO
assis, in pulling to its place the twenty
ton block of granite which Is 10 form Inc
plinth Of the Private soldiers Monument.
The huge stone was moved 10 within "A
snuare of the monument site by about thli-
teen men who had been working al IL loI
over month. II was umlOaded on cary
street. and was taken upon the steep nil 10
the site.
inc Yesterday morning on IWehty-nlh'u
street near Franklin. and had been placed
on nlanks with rollers underneath. Ropes
had been attached 10 the stone by MI Neth-
erwood. the contractor, in order to allow all
who desired il to take hand IN dfaWlhs
the significant piece Of granite TO the spot
where il would form the foundation oil a
monument Justly built. Enthusiasm MINI
Uled with inspiration seemed 10 perNade the
large number OF ladies and children as ihey
tugged away at the ropes.
The occasion presented stFiAlh- re-
semblance to the memorable occasion OIL
hauling the pieces of the bronze statue Oh
General Lee in May last. The large crowd
Yesterday struggled away at the heaNi
burden. made light by what IL Represents
until il was in "a few yards of the site, when
is on the corner of IWenty-ninth ana NAN
streets. II was then taken TO the spot 10y
the wOrkmcn.
The contractor is rapidly pushing the
work to completion, and in short While
the long looked for monument bearing the
ragged and care-worn Confederate private
soldier. will point heayenward on the H.
nous Libby Hill.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-06
MORTUARY REPORT.
Report For Last week of the Board OF
Health.


Health.
The report of DR.. Oppenhimer president
of the Board of Health, for theweek ending
August ,. 1890 shows
Whole number OF deaths in the city, 81.
sex and color Males, y white and I'D
colored females white and colored.
Ace. / day 10 80, ! white and colored !:
month 10 Is. white and colored: 6m0nths
10 T.. 3 white year 10 3, white and
colOred years 20 10. white 10 years to
% white % years 10 80, . Whiie 81
wears 10 40. white and colored 40 years
10 30. I colorcd 81 years to 90, > whlte oO
wears 20 20, white and ! colOred 20 years
10 50, white and ! colored UNKNOWN ]
white and cOlOrcd.
Condition: Single. II white and 10 cOlorcd;
married. . white and Jcolored 4: widOwcrs.
1 white: widows, white unknown, l
cOlored.
Nativity: Richmond, IS other parts Of
-nitod states. II: Germany. !; unknown, d.
Locality: Marshall ward. 3 white and !
colorcd Jefferson ward, . White ana !
colorcd: Madison ward. white and ] col
ored: Monroe ward, white and colored ;
Clay ward. white and colored; jackson
ward. 3 white and 5 colOred penitentiary
! cOl0red.
Temperature: Mean temperature for
week ending August ,. 1890. Sl.3j degrees
for the week ending August 3, 1859, sJ.Io
degrees.
Rainfall For week ending August ..
1880 O.g2 inches; for week ending August 3,
1859. l.lG inches.
Rate: Rate of mortality Of whole popula-
ton. 1924 per 1000 perannum; white popu-
latiOn. l9J0pcr 1000 per annum; oOlored
population. 1891 per 1000 per annum.
Comparative weekly mortality: For wees
ending August ,. $500. ~ white and l6 col
ored: for week ending August 3, los', i
white and 30 colOred.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-06
ALEADING INDUSTRY.
The Extensive Broom Factory of Good
man Bros. a Co.

Very few busincs. projects started i'm the
South have been characterized by more en-
crev and enterprise than the large broom,
brush and basket mandatory al Goodman
Bros. * Co.. Do south IWcuty-tr,i street.
Vrnurh thp partnership was only formed 81
short while ago. The hrm has already Sue
,oedrd iu securing % trade which carrie, 49,
u-rlui products into every part OF the
Union. and have exported some, and predict
they Will be- shipping largely in time To
come.
The house employs between one and two
hundred skilled w0rhmcu. and Che output
amounts to over i've hundred hr0om- "a day.
Enc0urag,d hl their success, the irn mas
recently imported some clover German
worm-u. and the manufacture of brush IS
and baskets OF all kinds and sizes has been
begun.
Goodman Bros. a Co. is composed Of Mr.
~ir. II. Goodman. Mr.. Morton A.. Goodman,
and Mr.. Joseph u. k0.euulum. All are
youug men. but cuisines, mcn of ability
and push. They understand what they ale
about. and they know what treatment a
customer. or n customers letter. should re-
cciye 40 their hands.
the factory j. httcd up witl modern ma
chmory. and about the lighter parts az the
work white girls are enp.oyed. 80 perfect
rs tine equipment ihal noihlns Is wasted
and all trash is carried Oh by patent pro-
cess.
The firm has ample capital to run the
cuisines, 0n a broad scale, and their deal
lnes or. marked by fairness, generosity
and correct principles.
Most az toe straw used in the manuiac-
turo of bfoOm7 comes from tue Nt-t-iili-
noi, aul Kansas. but the ftm has receaty
,uuer}i-ed some experiments which 900 TO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-06
THE RACES.
,..,i,s at Monmouth and Saratoga
brighton Reach Entries

Following are yesterdays results a' Nun
mouth park milo
Fir., race. three-quarters of mile
clarendon first, TipstaG second MAJOR
palv third. Time ll3. ,...,o-,.,,o
second race. Redtank stakes, three-pu"l1-
tors Of a mile-Potomac first, fairy seo""u'
Nrragancc third. Time 10 900
Third race. Palisade stakes, one anu Anu III LIZ
nh Of mile-Judge Morrow first, De
ninth second. Druidess thlrd' me i'''r12.
Tour,h race. one and one-clghth OF Il
,,iio Stockion first. Her llighness second,
Synosure third. Time l.oi4. III. .or
'Fifh race. threc-quarters OF liiliV' SUI
Village Maid first, hlsmet seCohu'
Hamburg third. Time Lilo. c,..
=, Sixtb race. one mile Mcridcn first. ones
aneakc second. Rizpah third. Time l'4i'
Results at saratoga ... o.,, ,,i,,,
First race. one milC--Rupcrta hrsl, NM
Crab second, Bell D'Or third: lime I,'i2t'
second race. one and one-oighih oil mile'
Alabama stakes Snaloa first. Emlnence
second Daisy I third. Time ;"4' .,
Thirh race. sweepstakes. threc-l0uills 9i
milo milo, Obiection first, Bradford secocd'
Foxmede third. Time i:l1h.. ,.
Fourth race. kearney stakes, one me
ord n half-Los Angeles first, oasslus St
cond Floodtide third. Time 2:@N. 80,
| Tifth race Retreat (illy) first, berlna
I Campbell second. julie 6 third. linie liz
Entries at Brighton Beach Tor to-la!
tTrst race. one and one-eighth OF "A mile'
eoil;n~- TUis. rs: Blodsoe. IL; Gendarne'
~. The Bourbon, 10; Crispin' los; Coun'
nndley. lOj: W0odburn, lO4; Bonanla'
iot. Fxiravagance. 1Ol: Harrison, lul Z;
Plat 100: Light-House. 100; Franco, %;
Niddlestone. 90: Lady Win kee, %.
second race. seYcn-cighths OF Il mic
stirlin~. is: ovid. 1ij Brait, 10; Inc
Doctor 10: Racquet, ll9; Drumsuck. ~;
Gratitude. 10j: Glcnmound, lW; wire!
jay. %: Tappahannock. 80. 80. Ill
Third race. three-QuartcrS OF a mhe, sell
LADY Grace, gclding. III; Kerr! UoW'
! l0S. Auricola. colt. JOS; John H. W.
| Vircie. 10: Alma. filly> 100; POrua, l"'
Rorfha. 100: /onOhia. lOl; shena an
colt. lOj. Francis :, 1913; Good Boy 'o'
Biddle DOYLE, 90.
mour. l12: BallstOn, III; Fayette' iUii
sorrento. l0l: Guard, 9S; Il. Jchn' w.
ovid. %: Miss Cody, y; Village hlng' "'
Maid of Richland, 30. .ou
TiCth race. three-Quarters Of a mile. sell
inc Newburg. ll2: Freedom, ~; NOON
sion 1I9. Spcedwel. ll2; Gyda, lO,; Rover
l0o. Helmet. go: Herman, %; Reyeller, ~
jamestown. %: Roger. 81; Ilaihcroou
ooldine. 81: Gruegott. 81; Cora lanner' -
Sixtn race. hve-cighths of mile. W eliei
WEIGHT Chambly, 100; L0rris, low he
nartee $50: Jim Murphy, l50 fitzioy
I5O. Dublin. 80: GREY Gown. 10; spencer
$50: Sallie Harper, lij; Violet, ll9
Roiden. l43; Civil Service, ll3i "uaId
145; Neva. rs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-06

4 large party Of old sOldiers-veteran~o OF
the Third Pennsylvania Heavy Artillery
and the l>Sth Pennsylvania Regiment.
reached this city yesterday morning ON iir
steamer Excelsior of the Potomac River
line. They came here by way Of Fortress
Monroe. and will remain until tomorrow.
Yesterday they visited points Of interest 10
and around the city and tonight they VIII
be entertained by Phil kcarney Post.
The Third Artillery was the largest reei-
mont in the Federal service. containing
=. 400 men-twelYe companies of 300 men.
During the entire war over 5000 men were
recruited for 10. At various times portions
of the regiment were stationed, bat they
were generally ON detached duty az differ
ent points. and took part in some Of tle
hardest fights incident TO the siege Of Eich-
mond. The one Hundred and Eighly-ei ann
was recruited from the Third. and for THE
reason are their guests upon the present
occasion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-06
ImDorfant Autographs.

The present season in London, which has
been remarkable for the number Of import
ant autograph letters and manuscripts that
have been placed on the literary market,
has still three or four sales which will swell
the record i'm this respect. In the course Of
next week the valuable collections OF auto
graph letters and manuscripts formed by
the late Mr.. +. ". COsens, +. :. ~, VIII
come under the hammer at SOtheby's, ana
among the many literary treasures there
in contained the following Will, no
doubt. attract much interest and
attention: An extensive collection Of
autograph letters addressed to the
Countess Of BlessingtOn. including letters
Of BENJAMIN Dsraeli, Cattermole, Count
d'Orsay. and two notebooks of Lady Bless
ingtOn: autographs Of Robert BURNS, letters
Of Lord Byron, one respecting his first
sneech in the House of Lords. another IN
which he says. "'Childe llarOld's Pilgrim
ace must wait till Murray's is finished.
he is making a tour in MiddleseX.
He wants TO have il in "A quart0, which is a
cursed unstable size: but 1t Is pestilent
lone. and ore must obey ones book
seller" I'm another, dated Athens,
Hvron saws: 81 am living alone in
the Franciscan Monastery with one
friar. Ga Capuchin, of course.) and one lriar,
"a baudN-ie-gcd iuihiSh tVOhD tNo -Nt"dh-
ian sayaces. q Tartar, and drag0man.'
An autograph manuscript poem by Thomas
Camubell. "A series Of letters of :. /. Cole
ridge. a lolter OF De Quincy referring to
his ueo Of opium. "a number Of letters Of
Charles Dickens. John Keats. Charles
Lamb. sir Walter scott, Lawrence >tenc,
besides the Stanhope family papers in the
time OF Henry VIII, volume OF autograph
letter, of Mrs. ~idd0ns. the lIayley cores
pondcnce and the Fairfax parliamentary
GpnrraD cOrrCst Ondcnce.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-06
MANCHESTER MATTERS.
what Has Happened on the other side of
the River.

Mr.. u. j. Weisogcr. clerk Of the City
school Board has completed his annual
report Of the receipts and expenditures for
the conduct of the public schools Of the city
A summary of the report is rs follows;
Total amount received, S7,s2l.22; total eX-
pendiiures. $l6lj.96; warrants drawn and
unpaid, Si2j.l0: balance on hand, Sl9.S.
The report further shows that there are
sixteen schools now being successfully con-
Quoted, and the value Of school property
owned by the city is $4,000. Five years
ago the report Of the board was far differ
ent. The board then owed $1,000, was con-
Quoting only twelve schools, and were rent
inc buildings I'm which 10 hold them.
Henry Hawkins stabbed Julia Carter
(colored) Monday night In the side with a
knife. The deed was committed on the
corner of Fourth and Hull streets. Exact
ly what caused the difficulty last night is
unanown. The woman says she was stab
bed without any warning whatever; but
whatsoever be the cause, she was painfully
wounded. The perpetrator OF the deed left
Immediately for other parts, but the police
are on the track.
Miss Mollie Nandanaker died AT noon yes
terday Of typhoid-ieyer, at the residence OF
her parents, at the Green House, corner Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-06
AUCTION SALES.

Trustees sale Of 1887 acres Of land In Ham
over county, three miles rom Ashland.
Wednesday, August q, at L. NJ.
Brick store and lot. southwest corner Of O
and Twenty-siNih streets. TUESDAY, Aug
gust I'm, al l.. ".
Bar. fixtures. liquors., ote.. 1922 east Main
street Thursday, August eth, ut 1880
\. NJ
Two new irOme-dwciilngs. los and 10 Reser-
yoit street, Thursday, August TN, az q
=. NJ.
Showcases, groceries, merchants and tobac-
co license, az $50 west Cary, to-day al
1880 \. NJ
Trustees sale OF 100 acres of land In Hanover
county, half mile from 1aylOrsVille.
Thursday, August iith, at +. NJ
House and lot IN Ashland, Hanover county.
saturday, August OH, st oslo Z. NJ.
Frame dwelling of four rooms on soGth side
OF ouham. corner Union. and frame
house OF three rooms and two lots on
= Louisiana street, between fulton ana
Elm streets. Monday, August llth, at d
7. NJ.
Trustees sale OF four medium sized frame
houses on Linden street. between Maip
and Cary streets. Friday, August 10Th, ~
800 4. NJ.
sale Of groceries. candies. crackers. .te., az
766 north seventeenth street. to-day at
1880 a. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-06

The tender g. Colonel Fhomos X. Mar
shall of the position of cadet CONN anhAnt
at the Virginia Military ln-titute WIZ loaNe
vacant the ranking officer IN Tue cavalry
volunteer organization Of the state, as Col
onel Marshall now holds this position.
Colonel Marshall has not spoken as yet
NJ 10 his accepiancy Of the commandant, :
rank at the Virginia Military Institute: lie
has "A great fondness for cavalry; has been
A Jealous and determined worker IN build
ing up this branch of the volunteer military
of The state, and his men are fond OF him.
AT the same time he can hardly refuse To
accept the office rendered him by the VIZ
ginia Military Institute.
should he accept successor VIII be elect
cd by the officers Of the line IN the FIRST
regiment Of cavalry, and there VIII be con-
siderable competition for the honor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-06
work of the Ambulance.

The ambulance, Or. Holman in charge,
the following calls Yesterday: N
9:Oj 4. NJ. to the Chesapeake and ONO
shops. where awhile man had been mashed
very badly. lie was carried to his home
near Broad and TWenty-ninth. At 1910 to
j. j. Montague's factory; a man had cut ms
finger so badly that IT had to be ampul ated.
lie lived on Mon Hill. At 2:30 90 I. {.
williams tobacco factory, where colored
woman was very sick. She was prescribed
for. At 3:3J to the Tredegar. \ white man
was suffering with vertigo. lie was taken
to his residence on lower Franklin street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-06
ROSDsTCHER'S CASE.
Arrest of Thornton Adams, Charged with
the Assault.

q
the Assault.
The Commonwealth has about completed
IL, wsrk Of gathering evidence in the l'os-
deitcher assault case, and the examination
will take place before Justice Alice. as an
nounccd. on Friday, unless something UNI
usual turns up to prevent.
There seems TO have been an unfortunate
want Of active interest in the fate OF the VIC
tim. lie was taken 10 the county poor
house when first found insensible. lie re-
covered sufficiently 10 Visit The city, ana
went back 10 that unattractlye place ana
died there. His death was tWenty-siN day :
subsequent To. the time when his bloody
body pointed to foul play. His death caused
an Investigation and a coroners Jury
They finished their labOrs and returned
verdict that death had been caused 10y
some blunt instrument M me han"s oil
partv or parties unknown" The body was
buried in Oakwood. and the story Of the AZ
fair became public.
Time wancd. and a colOred boy, Tom
Sullv. was arrested. This boy had lived al
the house where R0sCeitcher met his end,
and there was only circumstantial evidence
10 connect him with ROsdeitcher. Suily
was lodged in llenrico jail, and after awhile
it appeared 10 the authorities that 1t was
necessary 90 formulate a murder lheorF.
The body of KOsdeitcher WAS eNhumed
SUNDAY and an autopsy performed. lime
had not waited for the Icnrco county OIL
Gals. Again they were too late, decompo-
sition having gone 50 far with It's work as
TO render the autopsy pOwerless in disclos-
ine the condition of the brain. but il was
agreed that the blow that caused death had
been dealt BY some one who welded an axe
and struck with the eve Of il Altogether
the matter from beginning TO end presents
a peculiar phase.
Yesterday Thornton Adams, the man
who worked on Feilig's place, where Ros-
deitcher received his death-blow, was ar
rested charged with the assault and lodged
in the county Jail. This gives the case a
new aspect. and shows that the county
authorities do not suspect Sully alone
Of the crime. Both will Dc arraigned on
Friday, and perhaps others who may be az
rested before then.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-06

.,,,,oo had awarded the contract. and IN, .,o
,,'me size and general appearance OF NV nv
.yp, ,sre Identical with those useu y,
,na r,,v Committee. Should these bogus
.ny s"' ho uscd in the interest OF any par
,icm,ar candidate the immense aoS Mu,h;sne
~ oivc~ him is plainly apparent. No'n rhe
easier. then. than TO prepare sla,v, os ,o
Gentleman furnishing the iniorlhns'.,,Tih and
the bogus tickets is Thoroughly ren m ,na, hc
emincntly worthy of belief ~ an - ' ai once
saws. This caused the comm'' ~ ,h no tickets
a a,nnaay u, nrin,ed appoint new committee Gee,
a.s s ,ossyp 70 them The printing Of new Sc,
Of ticle,s' This thwarts any a''ehp' ="
fraud.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-06

At the annual meeting Yesterday Of the
Of the Vulcan iron Company
DIR. K. 4. Patterson i'm the chair Mr. /.
seldom Bruce WAS reelected president OF
the company and elected Dir. Albert {.
llr1ce secretary and treasurer in place of
Mr.. Philip A. Bruce. now associated with
TuE TIMES. The following board Of direc-
tors was elected: r. seldom Bruce, Charles
+. TAYLOR. b. Randolph Wexford, James W.
Allison. and Albert &. Bruce.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-06
Mr.. BaIdwin's Faneral.

The funeral Of Mr. IIeman i. Baldwin
took place Yesterday afternoon, nj o.cloc@'
from II. paurs church. The following
members of Otcy Battery acted as pail
hearers: Captain y. y. Walker. {. 4.
Bauqhman. Julien Biuiord. 4. NJ. Binlorl.
". :. Pitcher. James Il. Page. W. H..strai-
ION. Montgomery West The following
members of the battery were also present
l.ant \. Boiling. John y. Gordon. I. J..
Stratton. Lewis If. Blair. 4. *. Henry, q.
Watt Taylor, and Richard W. Maury. The
interment was made at shockOe Hill Gene
tsrN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-06
PERSONAL MENTiOH.
People Going Away and Returning-Do
ing This and That.

\ marriage license was issued yesterday
to George ". Taylor and sallic Hayden.
coorod, of Richmond.
Judge Robert ". Hughes, Of the United
states Court. returned TO the city yesterday
and was in bis office for some time. No
cases Of importance came before him. how
ever.
4. j. Holt qualified i'm the Chancey
Court yesterday as administrator Of W. j..
Holt.
Mrs. Richard l.. Cox. of 9lf north Filth
street. who has been visiting her friends in
Petersburg. has returned home.
Miss May c. Gentry and Miss Emile
MGsely have returned home. after an ai-
sence of ten days in Petersburg.
Or. Isaiah II. White, who has been on q
visit To Gloucester. has returned 90 the city.
judge samuel B. Witt will enjoy his va
cation with his family in Fauquier county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-06

WillyOu heed the warning-the signal, per-
haps, u the sure approach OF That more Terri
bic disease, Consumption? Ask yourselves
n yOu can afford for the sake OF saving 80
cents, 10 run the risk and do nothing for II.
We know from experience that SALONS Cure
Will cue your Cough 10 never fails. 1nis
explains why more than . Million OF Bottles
We're sold the pasl year. IL relieves Group
aud Va hopping Cough AT once, Mothers, 10
uO' be without 10. sample bottles free. sold
hy l3Odeker brothers and n. NJ. Shields & Co..
corner of Fifth and Marshall streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-06
Las.iler,s Colt Won.

The race Yesterday afternoon for a pure
Of Sj2j between thr,e-year-olds. at 3:30
O'Clock at The Exposition grounds, was
quite an interesting one. About three
hundred people were present, including
ladies.
The entries were Joseph Lassiter's b. T.
Red Wilkes: Acca stock Farms ch. g.. los
sam Purdv: William \. Walkers b. =,
Morrill,: Charles Campbell's b. g. Wood
burn HamblctOnian. The track was in "a
very good condition, and the weather line.
The race was won in three straight heats
hv Joseph l.asster's colt, Red Wilkes, IN
AL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-06

4 disturbance. which at one time
threatened seriously, occurred on se'en-
teenth street last night about hail-pdsi .
o'clock. Two negroes, James BraNtOn and
Edward Jones. had fuss about woman,
and during the night BraXton drew pis-
i'll and fired AT Jones. The shot weat Wild.
however. and before further damage could
bedone both were arrested and LODGED IN the
station.house. BraXton will have to an
swer three charges IN court today
Gghting in the street. carrying con-
ccalcd weapons. auG firing pistol In the
street.
The affair caused much cOmmotion ana
cOllccted great crowd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-06

The Sons of Confederate Veterans held a
regular meeting last night At X. +. Lee
Camp Hall, Captain Louis Rawlings pre-
siding. A committee of three We're ap-
pointed TO confer with II. +. Lee Camp and
decide upon "A permanent meeting night.
Another committee was appointed TO eN-
anime the secretary and treasurer's books,
and report at the next meeting of the camp,
which will be the first Tuesday in sep
TENDER.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-06

CjtJ circuit C01rf.-ln the City Circuit
Cont Yesterday Il. T.. Jackson brought suit
through his counsel. Mr.. Edgar AlIan'
against the Chesapeake ard ONO Hallway
Company for $1,000 damages for injuries
received in collision July llth near the
seyenty-siX-mile post on the James River
division.
man. and was on top Of the car at his brake
when engine no. 20, going west ran INTO
engine No. %, coming east, the result beng
a collision. i'm which Jackson was seriously
injured in his spine besides internal rup-
lures. jackson has been confined 10 MS
bed since the accident.
Poljcc Coulf.-J0hn ". Brown and Bud
Greyans, charged with stealing a watch
supposed 10 be the property oi Mt l.. a..
Nannin. Of stanton. The case was con-
tinued until Mr.. Nanpn could be present
and testify.
Collin Jones. a colorod boy, charged with
stealing "a sack of lima beans nom the GA
Market. the property OF MI. cosby, Il
trucker. Case continued IN Order 10 arrow
Jones time to secure additional witnesses.
Lizzie Anderson (colored), cursng and
abusing Mary knight. Discharged.
Alex. Tunstall (cOlored) was lined - Tor
leaving his hack in the street.
samuel jackson and James frayser tboth
colored), charged with being suspicious
characters. Discharged.
Joseph Henry Johnson (colored), charged
with stealing one brass box, the properly
of the Richmond and DanNille Railroad
Company. Committed for ninety days in
default of surety.
The continued cases of Moses Norman,
charged with stealing two Oyercoats, the
property of :. {. McGilyray and DR.. \.
Monteiro, respectively, were continued TIL
August 10Th.
George Baylor and Ralph Johnson (both
colored), fighting in the bar-room Of hichard
Washington. Each fined 500 and cost.
Joseph Hoffman was hned - ana cost
for Keeping his place Of business open on
Sunday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-06
The Grand Camp. 4. Y.

Arrangements are being perfected for the
organization Of the Grand Camp Of Con-
federate Veterans IN Virginia. At meet
ing held Monday night Adjutant-Goneral
Thomas Elicit, OF K. +. Lee Camp, was di-
rected to correspond with the camps in
Virginia not members OF the Grand Camp
and try ana induce them to join.