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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-18

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of beauty.
PARADE MONDAY.
In the afternoon on Monday 'hcre m .,na,c'
a parade. six companies WI, rnns
p ",,n,n about three hundred men. lneY
pi'',,, wear what is known as the service uni,
,,,n," bayersack, blanket, blanketpag anu
nan,een. This is done as matter " cae,
80 rs the regiment seldom paraded III '"'s
The ronte of march will he as follows,
,ha line forming on Marshall street; po"n ~
r,eh,h 10 Broad, &C. Nineteenth, TO Main' "
riohtb. 10 FRANKLIN, TO Belvidere, W "'"'''
90 ADAMS. 70 Broai, TO seventh. ..o,
At night there viii be ban1usl, ene , InI,
i,eing Mr.. william krause. Inc Wnoie
peiER a.. ,xill he invited. and it will be one
~ the largest affairs ever given IN TINS CIV.
The last large banquet gwen III hicniio ,n
~as in 1851. IL was the occasion VI VI.
,'r;ooing of President Monroe's remains
esan, <ew York. and the banquet Was
sorycd m 1,alIego Mills. The seventh New
| York regiment (who acted as speciai escVI'
, 10 the remains) were present, as were a,s'
| All of the visiting military theh III 'he wy
THE OFFICERS.
Those who will be present Monday nign'
other than the military, are; @oseamD,
| NJ Mckinney and stan, General ICnaries =
! AnJersowand his brigade stan, Coionei ~, y
~ Hjdgood and his cavalry stan, MAJOR W
Y. Simons and his artillery sian, Ma!ol -
Taylor Ellyson: Mr.. j. Z. DickersoIi' pre- ~
dent of the Board Of Aldermeni anu III, - A,
y. Campbell, president OF the Common
No set speeches viii be delivered Dul
,nnromntu remarks are expected from
many OF the distinguished men present
Tho occasion will be an enjoyable one, az
no effort has been spared 10 make 'he pan
auet complete in every detail.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-18
WfDDiNG-BeLlS
Dr. W. y. Gordon, OF Richmond, and Mics
Gordon. of Lynchburg. Married.


Despite the threatening aud Indictment
weather. large assemblage filled the sec
ond Presbyterian church ut II o'clock \.
NJ. Thursday 10 witness the marriage Of Or.
William IT. Clair Gordon. wcli-known
Young Richmond physician, 20 Miss hate
b.. the charming daughter OF the late j.
Newton Gordon. of this city; so says the
Lynchburg Advance.
The church, which has become quite noted
for the number Of pretty marriages solemn
lied there OF late, was beautifully decorated
tor this occasion. The large screen at the
rear OF the pulpit was clothed in oyergreens,
while the pulpit itself was mass OF grow
ing flowers, bright with proiuslOn OF dos
SONS. The pulpit stand was also hidden
with green. across which in letters Oh wnlte
flowers was the name Of the contracting
parties. ''GOrdon."
Tie parties entered by the left aisle while
Professor W. :. Adams rendered the we'd
ding march In his usual style. FIRST came
the ushers, Messrs. 4. II. and j. W. Gordon,
of Richmond: a. X. Darlington, X. !. scott,
William Fleming. and II. A. Allen, Jr.. OF
this city. They were followed by the groom
on the arm ofhis best man. Mr.. j. r. Chris
tian. of Roanoke, and the bride accompan-
led by her sister, Miss Ella NJ. Gordon, as
maid Of honor. The bridal couple
united at the altar before Key.
r. II. Fleming. the officiating minister, who
after appropriate remarks on matrimony
pronounced the impressive ceremony. The
groom. best man aud ushers wore evening
dress. and the bride was attired in becom-
ing travelling costume of light brown cloth,
prettily embroidered.
At the conclusion Of the ceremony and
amid shower Of congratulations DIR. and
Mrs. Gordon took the Chesapeake aud Ohio
train for Richmond, their future home,
where they arrived yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-18
Police Court.

Charles Mayo (colored), charged with
stealing - from q. W. Richardson. jailed
for sixty days.
John Lewis (colored). charged with steal.
ing a cow last Thursday. Continued until
the 9th Of this month.
Mead Selden (colored), charged with
stealing two license tins, the property OF
W. p. Ford. Security required for SIX
months.
Edward Valentine (colored), drunk and
dis0rderly on the street. Fined s. and cost.
John Miller (colored), drunk and disor-
DERBY on the street. Fined $50 and cost.
George Conway, soliciting passengers at
the depot. Fined -.
Mary Smith. Mary Brown, and Virginia
Miller (all c0lored), celebrated Emancipa-
ton Day by getting drunk and interfering
with persons on the street. They were
committed for sixty days in default of So
curity.
Belle Robinson and Sarah Hunt doth
cOlored), fighting and creating disturbance
in the street. Each fined $3.50 and cost.
Emanuel Lewis and George Lewis, two
c0lored boys, were Jailed for four months for
stealing one tuD Of butter, the property Of
Miles Mason \ Co.
Frank Jacobs. charged with assaultng
and beating julius Nogie. \Ogle was
charged with threatening to shoot jac3 BIS.
The cases were continued till to-day.
William Rufus (colOred), was fined s. for
being drunk and disOrderly in the street,
He was also charged with striking R)acrt
Cabell with a rock. This case was cOntin-
ued till the 18th.
Bernard Nagle was intd so fr carrying
conc called weapons.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-18
LaceS, IIandkerChiefs.

In this department are TO be found all
the Novelties that ingenuity could in
vent. Complete assortment Of
Point Gauz9 and Duchesse Laces,
FloGnces, and Bridal Wells;
SILK Drapery Nets, in Chantilly. Mar
quise, La Tosca, aud Brussels, in new
designs and velvet spots;
Black Lace Flouncings, in Mlrquise.
Hand-run, Spanish, Spanish Gui
pure, and Chantilly. with Trimming
hlces to match;
Splendid stock of Ladies' ard Gentle
mems Handerchiefs, Hemmed. Hem
stitched, and Embroidered ;
Neck Ruching and Collarettes in great
variety. ocl2
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-18

Colonel Thomas W. Smith, who, as Gene.
raj Anderson said TO Governor Mckinney
has the honor of being the only eN-COntede-
rate that has erected at his own expense
a monument to the memory of his old COM
rades, received the following letter a few
days since from Governor Mckinney: .
My Dear Colonel: | have just read the
pamphlet which you so kindly sent me
giving an account of the ceremony attend
ing the unwilling of the monument erected
by yourself to the memory of the Confede-
rate dead at suffolk, Va.
have seen nothing that has touched me
more tenderly than this tribute to our gal
liant dead who "wOre the gray, and wore il
Well" | read it with much interest and
not without tears. The memories it awak-
ems are tender and touching.
Permit me TO add mine to the many
thanks which you have already received
for this beautiful tribute to the memory OF
our gallant dead.
With great respect | am truly your friend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-18
The XIadncf sche1ne.

At the last session OF the Board Of Alder
men resolution was passed that COM
miitee be appointed from both branches OF
the Council TO inquire into the eXpediency
OF building yiaduct on Broad street from
Twelfth T. Twenty-secOnd. Ii was further
ordered that the committee confer with
the street railway companies in Richmond
as TO what they would be willing 20 contri-
butte TO the enterprise.
1t is thought that il the yiaduct is built
one Of the car lines will run on Broad street.
and il would be valuable franchise 10 any
company, inasmuch rs the travel from the
two hills could be made in quick time. The
resolution has been approved by the Mayor,
and the committee is rs follows:
From Board Of Aldermen-N. ID. Har.
grove, W. VI. Turpin, and j. III. Capers.
Common Council-E. ii. Ferguson. Will
liam II. Curtis, John Mann, JT., and Charles
|. Phillips. The committee also includes
the presidents OF both brances and the City
Engineer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-18

Mr.. Joseph Uren, well-known contrac-
tor, died yesterday morning at his residence,
3l5 south Cherry street. Mr.. Uren was
sixty years Of age. The greater portion OF
his life was spent in Richmond, which has
been characterized for its upright and hon.
est bearing. \ widow survives Mr.. Uren.
with no children. He wasa gallant men,
Der of the old Purcell Battery, and was held
in the highest esteem and respect and was
also a member Of the Pegram Battalion As
sociation, the members of which are invited
to attend his funeral from st. Andrew
church Sunday afternoon at o'cock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-18
Masonic Notes-

The Past Masters Association held its
regular quarterly meeting at 81. Adams
Hall last night
st. Andrews Commandery, No. 10, X. T.,
holds its monthly meeting next Friday
night. AT that meeting the degree will be
conferred upon wellknown clergyman.
Captain John +. Mayer, Mr.. c. A. Nesbitt.
Rev. Hartley Carmichael. and several Others
will leave for Washington next Monday TO
attend the Supreme Council and the Pro-
yincial Grand Lodge Of the Royal Order OF
Scotland
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-18
snnsnf -. Genrre.

After business session Friday night, SiI
Walter Raleigh Lodge, No. ~, Sons of ST
George, had an enjoyable evening. An ex.
cellent supper was spread, and vocal and
instrumental music, recitations and
speeches, made the occasion enjoyable
Toasts were drunk 10 the President of the
United States and the Queen Of England.
Three candidates were elevated 10 the
second degree and several applications fay-
orably considered. Every effort is being
made 10 have five lodges in Virginia, so that
a grand lodge can be organized.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-18
SCHOOL CHANGES.
Retirement of DIR. Bowles~Ihe Ne"
Principal, MIR. Thomas.

Principal, MIR. Thomas.
The actual retirement of Mr.. w. A.
Bowles from his position as principal oil inc
HIGH school. and the entering Of Mr. j. l.
Thomas. the newly-elected principal, oc
Cured Yesterday morning at y O'CLOCK as
tho High. school building. There were
present Mr.. w. +. Fox, superintendent VI
,he CITY schools; Major James ii. Capers'
of the school Board; Mr.. W. a. b0wlesi
Mr. j. T.. Thomas, and Mr.. {, L. hady'
ANNOUNCED HIS RESIGNATION.
The exercises were opened with very eX'
cellent singing by the pupils OF Inc schooI
Mr.. BOwlos arose aitOr the song ana an,
nounced his resignation, and oppressed
His sincere regret at leaving his scholars
I TO whom he had become attacheu gy -
many endearing ties. He concluded MS
snepch bv introducing his successor In very
complimentary remarks,
| Mr.. Thomas responded in happy taih, III
which he pledged himself to DO an In MS
mower to keep the standard OF the schOol III
IN the high position which his able prede-
cessor had left il. lie closed with an ap-
neal 10 the scholars and teachers 10 give
| him their hearty cooperation, saying that II
was their school ana they should leel deel
interest in it prosperity.
Mr.. Fox followed III an interesting ,"iN ~
which he said that the school would loose q
valuable man in Mr.. 3owles, who had dls
charged the duties OF bis ONCE so cre1iiaDiy
but The vacancy would be ably tlled by
MIR. Bowles' worthy successor. lie sal0
MIR. Thomas had made Marshall School a
grand success, and was sure he would ac'
eomplish tbe good results in the High
school. In concluding Mr.. Fox urged The
teachers and pupils TO extend Mr., Ihoma'
the same support which they accorded Mt
I RoNlpz
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-18
Mr.. Warde Entertained

After the performance at the Academy
last night Mr.. Warde and his manager, Mr..
Brewer, were nicely entertained in the Com
mercial Hotel dining-rOom by Mr.. Berger.
The affair was entirely informal, but an eX-
cellent supper, with the usual accOmpani-
ments. was served, and O'Clock still found
the party clustered around the festive
board. Among those present were: Mr..
Harry VI. Smith, Mr. William Loyenstein,
Mr.. Fred Peasants, Mr.. Collins, Mr.. llazen,
Mr.. Pizzni, Mr.. Franklin, and several
newspaper men.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-18
FIERCE FIGHTWTH ROBBERS.
An Organized Band Attacked by n Poss,
OF Citizen.

LIMA, o.. Oct. l7.-An organized gang o.
rObb r. made "a raid on OHIO CITY twenty
'ies west Of This CITY. on the Chicago and
Erie, this morning. They robbed a number
OF houses, and about O'Clock were detected
n tue act Of blowing open the safe IN +. VI
Halls store. The alarm WAS given, and
posse OF citizens Organized. The built.
ing was surrounded while the robbers were
at work on the saf'. and operations were
made for their capture. In the mean time
the robbers discovered that they had teen
detected, and when the posse closed in on
them opened fire. This was tie start Of a
fierce battle, and for fully ten minutes
a rapid exchange OF shots was INDUCED
in. While the robbers guards held the
posse in check. others were busily engaged
in drilling into the safe and while the bat
tie was going on, the safe was blown open
and the contents extracted. The robbers
then retreated. but not until one Of their
number whose remains have not yet
been identified was killed, aud Charles
Hoover and William Place, who were
members Of the posse, were also killed
and several wounded. The posse gave
chase. but the robbers made theil escape. \
pos se is now in pursuit u them, and every ef-
ijit will be made 10 Oyertake them. The
robbers secured but S2.ij from Mr.. Halls
safe. Hall yesterday received $1,000 for
some real estate, but luckily had deposited
tin the bank.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-18
Following are the entries for the Elizabeth
races to-day:

Following are the entries for the Elizabeth
races to-day:
First lace, three-quarters of mile-Nolun'
teer H.. l27; Nellie Sly, 90; @. ". Cook, III
Kitty Van. 100; Mabel Glenn, 1O7; Punster
Jr., lO7; fiizioy. lu7; Minuet. 90; Monsoon
rs; lolo, 1I2; Al FaIrOw, li2; Belle DOT
100 Eclipse, 81; Lula May, lOi; Congress
IO2 : Brunette, lelalng, lO7.
Second race, one mile-N, ll2; Prince Ed
ward ll2; Kern, 11H Phiiauder. ~; Gun
nymcde, H.; Crneg e., ll2; ReCchO, 100;
Aurania. 100; Lizzie FOnse; 100; Gcrtle ID
100; Pearlset, 100; Gunwad 1913; Mamie B.
100.
Third race, thrce-quaItcls OF mlle-N. h.
H.. IOG: ipmau. 100; tusy Bee, colt. log
Dictum. 1O6: BY los; Baldwin. lO6; Aralln.
colt lis: Captain Wagner, lis; Goldstep,
10: KEEP, FLY. 10; Nellie PeytOn, nily lO5;
SilvcraGO. 49, seed. 10.
Fourth race. one aud One-eighth miles
Eurus, 1l5: Cassius II; Riley. IL; Cousin
Jeems, los; Nevada, 1Ol; Eric, 100; Folsom,
s.: i. Il. Million. 80.
Fifth race, three-iOnrihs OF a mile-Jack
Rose, lQ2. Lady Jane. colt; l22; j. %. e.. l0i;
rho Ahbass, 1Oi Mandolin. colt, lOT; Bessie
X, iO3: Caldwell, 1O2; Dalavran. III.
SIKH race, one mile. sellmg-LOnely' lOi;
Mackinzic; IO9; Macauey, lO2; Garrison.
1O2; Blackth )rn, lO2; Puzzle, 100; Pat Sheray,
FOG; flOCdtide, l06; 81. Poris, 10; Little
jim. los
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-18
Their Annual Meet.

The fifth annual meeting of the Nirgini,
Chess Association will be held in the chess
room of the Richmond Young Meu's Chris
tian Association Monday, October 9th, a
o'clock +. NJ. The annual tournament fol
State championship will begin on Tuesday
october 2Sth, at 10 a. NJ, and c0ntinu,
throughout the week. Entries for the tour
nament will close on Monday, October 9th
at 10 O'Clock i. NJ.
\ large attendance and some spirited
contests are expected. Those wishing Il
enter the tournament should communicate
with Mr.. John a. kinnier, president, Lynch
burg, or Mr.. Leroy ;. Edwards, secretary
RichmOnd
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-18
STATE OF TRADE.
Out ook Improving and business In
creasiDE-Advanced Prices.

NEW YORK, oct. 1.-THE regular weekly
review Of trade viii say: In American di-
rectiOns the business outlook improves, and
the volume Of trade SO increases that. not
withstanding the recent enormous increase
Of circulation, the money market Is
growing stringent. Exports have be-
come remarkably large, and the do
nestle trade is such that exchange
outside New York exceeds last years by
Is per ceut. The new tariff has caused an
advance in prices OF some kinds OF goods,
which, together with the rise resulting from
partial failure Of crops, has moved up the
general level Of prices materially, though
less than | per cent. on all commodities
since October 2d.
Business failures during the last seven
days number for the United States 1919 and
Canada %, or a total OF 227 as compared
with total OF 2lj last week and lg7 the
week previous to the last. For the CORE
spending week OF last year. the figures were
223. Representing - IN the United States
and Al in Canada.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-18

Henrico County Circuit Court was en-.
gagged yesterday in the hearing Of the case
of NJ. {. Staples against f.. II. Farrand.
The suit grows out OF an action OF the plain
till to recover the commission on the sale Of
farm amounting TO s., 800 belonging to the
defendant. The farm was sold by Mr.. Sta
Piles, cut the defendant claimed that the
sale was not bona lide. The case was de-
cided In favor OF the defendant.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-18

"Henry VIII" was produced by Fred.
Warde and his company at the Academy
last night before one Of the largest fashion
able audiences Of the season. The acting
and staging was satisfactory in every re-
spect.
This afternoon "Nirginius' will be played
before a full house. and tonight Mr.. w rde's
engagement closes with Macbeth"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-18
DRY GOODS, &C.
qHE PALAIS ROYAL
In East Broad Street.
SPECIAL MID WEEK BARGAINS.

$lj Brass Piano Lamps at$0.4s.
Ijc. Crystal Chamber Lamps st Pc;
l2Hc. Gold-band Desert Plates &C..
1899. fine Linen Box Paper and Envelopes
Zoe. box;
Fine Linen Note Paper, ruled and I'M
ruled, lie. a pound;
Slsc.. quality Bleached Cotton, entirely free
from dressing, heavy and closely woven,
Cllc.;
SOC. quality. doublo-width borderod English
Twillod Cheyiots, a. inches wide, az 2oc.
Stamped Pillow shams of good, fine Bleach
ed Cotton. l5c. pair;
Very best Red Embroidery Cotton, DC. a
dozen;
75c. quality r. a G. Corseis, 5sc
Medium and Dark Steel Grey Wool Tricot,
81 inches wide, only 2jc.
Yard-wide All-Wool White Flannel, 25c.
81 quality Tapestry Brussels Carpet at Cac.
spa large size smyrna Rugs, SL79.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-18
Penitentiary Arrivals.

The following conyicts were received at
the yenitentiary yesterday: c. +. Beckfey,
grand larceny, one year; George Carter
(colored), house-breaking, two years; Isaac
Moore, house-breaking, two years; Willie
Evans (colored), grand larceny. four years ;
Adeline Wade (colored), grand larceny,
four years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-18
An Assistant Auditor-

A circular has been issued by Major Pey
ton Randolph, OF the Danyille railway sys
tenn, announcing the appointment Of SIR
NJ. 9. Figg as assistant auditor of the road
with headquarters In Washington. Mr.,
Figg at one time lived in this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-18
Posfaffics Changes

Mr.. Leroy S. Edwards having been elect
cd principal Of the Valley School, resigned
his position as clerk in the registered-letter
division at the postofiice. Mr.. George w.
Songster, of the mailing division, was pro-
NOTED TO the registered-letter division, and
Mr.. George W. Donley was appointed to
ill the vacancy in the mailing division.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-18

The Woolworth Syndicate Of strictly five
and ten-cen. stores will open up one of
their stores in Richmond Saturday. They
have fourteen other stores with headquar-
tiers in New York. They have an enormous
stock, and not an article in the store over
10 cents. +. W. WOOLwoRTu 4 Co.,
4l3 east Broad street,
Richmond, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-18
FIRST VIRGINIA REGIMENT.
Celebration OF Its Nineteenth Anniyer.
sary.

sarY.
The nineteenth anniversary OF the First
Virginia regiment OF Virginia volunteers
occurs next Sunday, aud will be celebrated
In glorious and pleasurable manner by
this military organization on Monday. FOR
some time past preparations have been 90
ing on nj the Armory, Seventh and Mar
shall streets. and the lower floor OF that edi-
lice presents q pretty picture. Making an
arch at the foot Of the stairways,
are the Virginia and United states
colors. Further down the hall immense
Union, flags are hung in graceful folds, while
the companies rooms are decorated In a
pleasing manner with flags and bunting.
At the end Of this vista OF beauty Is a large
painted seal Of Virginia. surrounded by
flags and bunting. The decoration Is well
done, and was executed by Lieutenant
william Gibson and Mr.. James Edding.
Both have been highly compIimented on
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-18
BrnnerfN Irannfers.

RfchmOnd Cify.-James Gums eXecu
tors TO BENJAMIN \. Robinson, 2l% feet on
north side Grace street, between shafer ant
Harrison, s., 100.
Mary l.. Ilarvie TO Francis Taylor, 80 fee
on south side Willis street, near Randolph
$3.50.
Walter Sydnor and wife to II. w. Siggns
81 feet on north side kcmper street, neal
Randolph, $500.
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Com
pany to Morton y. Rosenbaum and SigmunC
VI. Goodman, 2Gl feet on north side Broad
street, extending from Thirtieth to Thirty
first. S2Gl0.
HenricO COaEtV.-James II. Barton and
+. A. Lamb and their wives TO Ann l..
Shaw, lots s, ., TO- and II in block IL
BrOOkland Park, 1851.
James T. Dickinson and wife to Jane
Gardner, 30 feet on south side Richmond
and York River railroad. so.
Henry ,. lIutzlor to b. Y. Rose, 60 feet on
Winder street, southeast corner Washing.
ton, $50.
Edmund ;. Read and wife to George o
Parker, lots in Highland Springs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-18
TOBACCO AND CIGARS !

Stock from the crop OF 'S5 is scarce. hav,
limited supply OF &c. b." ON hand. suppIs
yourself before 1t is all gone.
CIGARS! GIG RSil CIG,iRs!ii
make the finest grades 10 n 2.fer. Law IN
your supply before the Mckinley bill goes in
effect j. Il. GATEWOOD
aul6 Factory Nos. 176 and ll6 L. Broai,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-18
sunday Meetings at y. NJ. c. A..

There will DO meeting for boys at the
Young Mems Christian Association sun
day evening at 3 O'Clock. subject, Wv atch.'
All bows are cordially invited to attend.
Mems meeting from 1 to =. NJ. in
the readng-room. Good singing; short
speeches.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-18
His Leg Mashed.

David Ragland, brakemen employed in
the yard of the James river division Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, while en-.
gagged yesterday in making up train had
his leg caught between two freight cars and
badly mashed. No bones were broken, but
the injury gave considerable pain. lie was
IN kan tn his homo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-18
Fighters Arrested.

George ". Baggage and John Chapel
were arrested yesterday morning for fight
ing in the street by Police-Ollicer Thomas.
The pugilists were taken TO the Third ! o.
lice station, and will appear before the 70
lice Court this morning,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-18
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA,
h.s..f..... M U-fln

OclpDcI w. l'JH.
Dear Sir: cannot iOrbear saying, in re-
ply to yours of the 7th, for your encourage
ment, that no one need fear failure in the
law who is possessed Of these unostenta-
tiOus attributes:
l. Incorruptible integrity which always
prefers the right 10 the eXpedient.
,. Plain, good sense that sees things IN
their true and natural aspect.
3. A thorough and thoughtful acquaint-
ance with the elementary principles Of the
law; and,
1. Absolute industry in reading a sYs-
tematlc course Of study, after coming 10
the bar, and all through ones professional
life, together with assidu0us attention 10
business.
1t is an axiom among English lawyers
that whoever does justice tO.the law, TO
him in the end will the law to Justice
Sincerely wishing you the success which
generally waits on modest merit, ! am
your friend and servant, John u. Minor.