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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-29

Newly Elected ores ouallfy-Land Assess
mems


MONTERREY. VA. June &-The FOL
lowing county officers qualified at the
usual session Of the County Court John
NJ. Colan. Esq, as commonwealth q, ~ ~, ~
t0rney, Jared a. Jones, uadsut' " 49,
J.. Campbell. commissioner or me ItFe-
nuc. T. NJ ArbCgast. sheriff. ana - A
Stephenson. supervisor for Blue Grass
district James NJ Terry Tor Monterey
district and John 5. McNuliy TOT stone
The grand jury found an indictment
against Lee ArbOgast. for burglary, VINO
was tried and found guilty an6 ms pun-
ishmcnt nXed at nye months hHpiisoN-
ment in the county jail
The school Board met and appointed
H. r. Slaven. Of Meadow Dale, trustee
20 M the vacancy caused by the elec-
tion OF o. A. Stephenson as supeIFl-
sOr.
Nir. o. \. Stephenson. assessor for this
county. has completed his land BOOKS
for 1875. which show a decrease OF Nalua-
ton from last year, Of $l.0sill, or 81
The ladies' Aid Society OF the Pres
byter!an church have ice cream ana
lemonade in the courthouse YARD, from
which they VIII realize about 50 20 Dee
applied IN rcpaintlng the churcn AZ this
Mrs. Mamie McGufin. nee Bratton. OF
Jackson's River died last Sunday and
was buried on Tuesday al the Geek
Cemetery.
Wheat harvesting viii commence to-day
in The eastern part Of the county. and
reports are favorable for "a fine crop, as
all Indications lead in that way.
We shall not have more than one
third crop OF apples. no peaches.
The meadows Will be much lighter than
We're supposed. and the hay yield viii be
li-ht.
owing 70 the freeze IN April an voge-
taiiO1. including gardens has BEEN much
injured.
shecp-huycrs are on hand looking up
the lambs for sale.
A few persons have sold their cattle
and at a fair price. too.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-29
THE TRUcKEHs ,ryE DsFEArs.
They Go DIVA Again Before The Roa-
nokes

PORTSMOUTH. VA. June Especial
For the NTH time this week the Truck
CTS have mot with defeat. bat the hardest
OF all is the fact that the heretofore de-
spiscd Roanokcs have captured Two
games. the one this afternoon after eleven
hard-fOusht innings.
The MagiC.ans had IN the box Nor
folks discarded player McCann and he
covered himself with glory Had be- r.
ceiNed proper support the home team
would not have had but FIVE hits and
one run. As 10 was. they were only able
10 get eight Twice. with a man on
second and third and no cne out. H. held
the next three hattcrs down. and on each
occasion the side was retired without a
ron. To him. also belongs the credit OF
making the hit that brought In the win
ming run in the eleventh inning. Clare
also pitched a good game for the home
team.
outside Of McCann's pitching Paddon.
Little. and Niou->yere the heroes from
Roanoke standpoint, particularly .hc
former hc playing al over the ned
fLd making four hits three OF Thorn
tNO-hargers.
Days umpiring caused cons.l cradle
kicking on Do.h sides
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-29

sence OF the representatives. OF Madison
ward: but that motion was lost -
The motion OF Mr.. King was many
adopted by the following vote;
Ayes-Iessrs. Bahen, Diacont, hihs'
Mann. and Page. ~
Noes-Messrs. Blanks, Bloombers. Bur
ton. and McDowell-4.
The Chair gave notice that al the next
meeting he would move fer reconsil-
Grafton OF the vote. because ne did not
think such action should be taken IT t..e
absence o. the representatives. OF Mad
iEOn ward.
The committee adjourned after transact
tnx some business Of minor Importance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-29

The American Home Building ana loan
Association desires 20 inform an noi' 80
OF its paid-un stock certificates tnat VIZ
followinc dividends have been dcclareo ys
its board OF directors. which VIII oe pa,a
on July !. 1886. Six per cent per 80
on ali prepaid stock which u sofa az
$50 Der share. not yet one year ola seven
per cent. per annum on al snsn 1900
that IS one and not more than Two ye"ss
old. and eight per cent per annum on
an such stock that Is two or NOR" years
Old. 80. 49,,
The sem-arnual dividend CHECKS "u ',
III. - vril bo ready for delivery on
Monday. Jaly LIST. at the ONCE OF inc As
ISOLATION. No. / north Tenth street, kich-
mond. Va. ~ III,
Investments IN this Association yiell
GOOD profit with absolute security. ~"
American Home" l. managed oy n"s.-
ness men on business principles, on an
economical basis which Is equitable 70
All. Loans limited TO Sl.e0 each on rrst
real estate mortgaee -
J. \. PATTEE. %. H. russell.
secretary. President
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-29

The Remains Of the Distinguished Preach
er Inferred in HOLLYWOOD.

TIE funeral services Of Rev. Or. IT.
beiius Gracious Jones. whose death
Thursday was announced In yesterday
Times. were held at the residence OF his
son-ln-law. Mr. !. b. Jcuress. NO. Hf
Park avenue. yesterday afternoon. a.
O'Clock Quite large number ~ me
relatives and friends OF Tor. Jones were
present. nearly all the Baptist ministers
in rhe city being among those assennlt4-
The ceremonies were commenced VIII
reading Of be- Scriptures by Rev. Dr. W.
" Iandmm. altel wnlon the hymn
Nearer. Ny God. 90 Thee was sung.
Rev pr Cooper then offered prayer. anu
Or Landrum followed in a brief talk. 90
which 80 s-Oke OF The high Christian
character and great ability as pulpit
orator " Dr. Jones.
s The principal address was made Toy
Rev. Dr. J. q. Hidden. who paid q glow
ing tribute 10 the character or jr Jones
as preacher. scholar. friend. and especial
iv cur.fasized his power as a converse
tionanst pr. Hidden said. The thf''
greatest preachers ! ever heard were
John A. Broadus. Tiberius Jones. ana
A. b. Brown. and 7 do nos know when
deserves 20 rank first
Glow Firm a Foundation was then
sung. after WhiCn the remains were car
rled % HOLLYWOOD a long line OF gar
riqgcs following the remains % ihelf
a. The grave Or. Hidden recited the
closing verses Of the fifteenth chapter or
FIRST Corinthians. and DR. Landrum con-
lgeted the committal service ana rev.
Dr. ". u. Tomas closed The services WIKI
a PRAYER 49, the hened'cfion
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-29

Stanton No Longer II ,ubled by ia" Small
p-x Stare.

STANTON. VA. June 2s.-Spcclal-
The travelling public Will no longer De
ANNOYED by quarantine lad against staun-
ton by ne'ghhoring towns. Harf.sonourg,
clifton Forge. Winchester. Woodstock
Eew Market. Mount Jackson. lexington.
and to-day Basic City and Naynesboro
have removed the quarantine. THIS has
been done after rigid inspection OF S.aun-
ton. and critical examination OF the con-
dit.ons here BE- medical experts and health
officers from these several places.
stanton is probably the cleanest ana
healthiest resort in the mountains Of Viz
ginia to-day. The sanitary inspection has
been complete. systematic. and faithful.
Travelling men are seen on our streets
again. and visitors are coming IN from
an directions. The scare is over, anu
we are ourselves again.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-29

Seventy arc waa's for - Russian Hallway
Tho I,ic Ic.r Orders Innr.

The Richmond Locomotive Works nave
Just added 20 their several recent orlel $
for locomotives four switching-cns ioi
tho Big Four road. ..
from tho .Nladlcc ncase railway in Nla-
sla. 10 BID on seventy locomotives OF tAe
following types. ,...
Ten ten-V heel passenger COMPOUND. hl "
consolidated freight compound, ten SIN
wheel connected switchers.
should this order he secured here, Do
would mean very active operations at the
Locomotive Works.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-29

WI. ID a,herage's Mysterious Death-His
BODY Pound ~ the alter.

STUART VA. June 2s.-Special.-The
body Of IS. H. Dcatherage was found 90.
MAYO river at Campbens MIL Three
mites below this place. Friday. There
were several cuts and bruises GA The
head. but none Of them sufficient 20 pro-
drce death. and 30 is supposed that ho
vas beaten until inscns.ble and thrown
into the river and drowned.
leafherage was seen here yesterday
morning. and must have met his death
last ufehr. As Vet there Is nO clue to
Tie manner in which be met his end.
though it seems plain that 10 is case
Of murder.
only a few months ago pcatheragc
wife committed suicide by shooting her
4elf with a pistol. She told nelghDor
ms, before committing the act that she
had MT received a kind word from hci
husband for years. Dcatherage was an
ex-bar-keeper. and often drank 20 excess
RE was the fa.aer Of three small children
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-29

Defeated by the Orioies-A Close Game at
Cleveland.

BALTIMORE. MD. June 2s.-The Bal-
.imoros won to-day's game through loose
fielding 10y the New Norks. Rusie was
the principal offender and his TWO mis-
rlavs were responsible for TOUR runs.
STAFFORD also had an or day, ana missed
easy ones ln the box the l.s ieA9N We
effective. however and pitched tieet
came Ciarkson WAS also in me FORM d'.+
kent the hits of the New lolAs we"
scattered. except in the fourth inning Al
at s.a~c. ''''' r. Il. T.
baltimore ....... OOOO3O04X-
Now York ......... % o % q %
BattoIies-C larks0n and CLARK; husie
and Wilson.
CHICAGO. ?; CLEVELAND. l.
CLEVELAND. OHIO. June 2S-ShGrp
fielding and light hitting characterizea
.cis.7s game between Cleveland ana
Chiraeo Mckean's Wild throw 10 tAe
ninth gave Decker life ana losl tne
game FOR Cleveland. Decker mace a PM
Torneral catch OF a ny-naA WIZ one
r.nl In The second inning. mplfe
STAGES work was unsatisfactory 10 poiA
teams. Attendance, l,hV. II .
cleveland ........ 0OOo1000c
cri,aro ....... O0O0OUO0 2-3
BATTERIES Wallace ard u. ConAori Terry
and DOn.aue.
l1rlsnyRG. 3. 81. IcUis. 4.
pITTSBURG. PA. June 2S.-FittsouIs
won from -. Louis to-day IN Ven
playcl tcn-inniug game. IL Was " I4sSi
cr's battle IN which HaWley ,Acslie-
f,hrct. DoWls errors save flttsbuis
TWO runs. but he more Than MADE W.
for 10 by his hitting. ana scoI'" '.- ~
81 ST. Louis four runs. IL WAS 'sI.
exciting ian the ninth when DOWd hit lot
rhrao bases tying the score, me holnt
f,am being shut out IN their Lai Win
TWO men on bases. by wonderful jump
inc eaten by quinn cf a line ny. ~
te.d.rce 1000 10 IS reported. hui at-
ried bv Pittsburg officials. that siH,V'
has been offered fCr brc.tensicln' Iei'@'
and Ely. - a r.
Pittsbnrg .....1O1l0OO Ol - ~ .
Eatteries-Hawley and McrNtt: hhIe'
and Miller.
rgcoXIyN. >. G. WASHINGTON. :.
rpooKrN-N X Y. June 2S-Two
,,ries we're PLAYED here to-day cach
faarn winning easily. Lucid mtcneo
Grand game IN the early contest 4e"-
10 ,he \NashingtOns with three mus, OF
w6Ich Two were made in the INST lhhi"s.
Jovce doubled Ia the eighth. nat NJ ~,
caught al the plate 1uinpe4t M"S 90, 80
,sfb.r freely In the second game 'L,
L. noerlv supported StocHdaie .sra
i,,tle speed In the last innins. 'slt-
,,,s,hf and Giassc0ck made clever ca'eN'S
after two runs had been scored =, II T.
Score. ...,on q 3
Washington 81 . ." .iaul and
Mcclure; u,A. r. II. f.
pss seI91vn same oloOill2-6 10
yashincton 10 . " D
Rstterles-Gumbert and Grim' s'oeAs-
nd Mcclure.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-29

Professor Eli0un Harrison, the former
brilliant and highly-sIccessi ll occupant
OF the chair of Latin ODD RIO nmond Dol-
leee is thinking of establishing DO.
school I'm this city. lie has nQt as !et
frii, decided uD,n his plans. but tnele
is probability Of his establishing slch
a school No more existent and capable
teacher tfrn Professor Harrison coulu
be found in thu South, and his MANI
friends and admirers in this city are very
anrious Tor him 10 remain 90 Richmond.
where he is so Wei known and so highly
est
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-29

FOR ten DAYS. His hand IL In n had con-
uluon. one or two other PLAYERS are un-
vel, and Manager Wells Will look around
TOT a hit OF material 10 add to his club.
ihere Will be no changes IN the present
htmpefa. all OF whom will be retained.
At the Lexington Hotel tonight there
VIII be meeting OF the League mana
gers 10 adjust some matters relative 10
the umpires. and also consider other mat
tcrs OF interest concerning the clubs
IL IS stated that the Roanoke club IS IN
rather unsatisfactory condition nnan-
cially. and there IS considerable talk OF
Danville putting a club In the League
IN the event that Roanoke dsbands
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-29

There's harvest for the gentlemen
saturday and Monday az the Closing
ont sale of Shoes al J. May n son 6.
ar Broad street Spread on large table
are about Jon sample pairs 81 Gents Fine
Calf ard Kangaroo shoes, an Ahhpes,
sizes 80. g. ~. and :. samples Of ~
leading manufacturer. n you ma PAIR
YOU Will save the dealers regular profit
They are ID great iot Of soft, Easy, stylish
Shoes at wholesale prices. leather -
toin- Lp. ana YOU had better iaN aside
a pair It's money in your pocket
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-29

Whcn planning your Fourth OF July
outing DO not forget tnc eN-
cursi0n 20 hc operated By tho
Southern railway from f.cAmond 90 West
poir. slt. rofurn More attractions than
ever before. Music by an excellent band.
dancing. boating. AM bathing, trottinS
and running races bicycle races. base
ball game. ana other 40. 4. uc sports,
The train viii leave Richmond Nir-
cinia-street station. at $50 4. NJ. stop
ping M TWenty-eiChth street. Letsrning
will leave West Point az Z. NJ. Fare
for the round trip. % cents.
JOHN NJ. BEALL.
Travelling Passenger Agent
40 east Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-29

Captain Lucien T.. Thomas Will for
maliy take charge OF the First police
district Monday morning He met chief
Howard az the downtown station yes-
terday morning by appointment and re-
coiyed instructions hearing upon his new
command This ChaLge viii probably Doe
the only one made for -he present AS
rhe recently-electei elicf or police has
expressed his determination 20 give care
fIl consideration o. each and every dee
Tail of tho department under him before
making any new moves. Sergeant Seal.
who has been confined 20 hl- home hy
i.iless. is again On duty.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-29

He Made His Way 10 Richmond FROM
Worth County. Georgia.

Mr.. Rawley Minter. a conductor q the
Richmond Railway and Electric Com
many brought into the Police Court a
little boy. whom be found on car
49,. tbrss weeks ago by himself not
-.,e,o'.nv where 20 20 Re has kept the
littia fellow AZ his nome since that time,
,-r.ng that some of his RELATIVES might
,-tr In. Beins unable. however 20 .akr
care of the child long r. De brcu snt MN
,,- ~ he court. The boy gave his name
~ f-.,r,aft raoks-n. and his age as
s,elve. He said be had tramped all ne
wav from Worth county, Ga, W!tn MS
fsrter from whom ne became lost tnlee
weeks ago. His mother is ln an insane
',s,.i'lrn in Georgia Tie boy can neither
. q. nor write but appears 90 De very
irl~ht Fellow. Lawyer sam Page took
him home with him. ana expressed nus
Inflammation ' 20 adopt MIN II ne was
eood and promising hoy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-29

Tho new organ ordered Tor -. Paul
Episcopal church has arrived, ana the
builders are now busy removing the old
one and making room for tho new. cn-
largel and improved instrument
The services tomorrow ana thereafter
will. until further notice. Dee held IA tho
lccturc-r0Om.
Rev. DR. Hartley Carmichael VIII pfeach
suuLaE. mnr.--. and .Aon-u..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-29

r. T.. Lee Camp. No. 1. c. V. Soldiers
Home yesterday held their annual picnic
az Ashland Park. The veterans. about
100 In number. left Bolton. near tho cast
gate OF the Fair Grounds. promptly az .
\. " The day was very pleasantly pass
Ell. due 90 the efficient management OF
the Committee Of Arrangements. consist
ing Of Veterans r. :. Ellis j. }. o. NELL.
ID. l.. Smith. s. ~. Stith. Thomas Dunn.
J. T. Cardwen Henry kepler. +. e.. Stein
back. A. j. Dobbs. q. ". Johnson, C.. a.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-29

Round-trip tickets 20 Norfolk or New
mort News. Saturday night July q. $50,
en- The new and handsome steamer Poca-
honias. good 10 return the following Tues
day. steamer viii leave RI hmpud az
lp o'clock. returning, leave Nolf'lk az
T. 81. july 1th. arriving in Richmond
at = A. NJ Monday july sth. No dust.
cool hrlnZ.s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-29
Laying of the G ,rper.S one 4 the fowh'-
tan Troop Monument, f"vhHtsn t"1r'-
LII. IHH1

special train from Richmond to Pow
hatan Courthouse Viii be run tor tnis
oCcasion. The train will leave the South
ern railway depot. or Virginia street al
S.il A. ~. July 4th and Will reach klcA-
mond returning about 1.la =. NJ FOR
Information as to price OF tickets, etc,
apriv to Mr. Aulistinc koyall. i.eatcr
Ruilting. Manchester, Mr.. Jonn X. Hoode,
MIR James Il. Merth. General Manager,
and Mr.. r. T. Wilson. q. 4 A. =. ana
Y. r. r.. ana John NJ. Beall. I. =. A..
Southern railway
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-29
INGINERR> ~ SB.SION.
Meeting a, Lexington OF the Virginia As.
secia-lon

LEXINGTON, VA. June zS.-snecial-
Tic Nth annual session Of The Aasocia-
ton Of Engineers OF Virginia convened
here this evening in the chapel Of Wash
iuctOn and Lee University. ffesldelt
= L. Rawn. OF Roanoke, IN the chaif-
An sections cf The state are represented
Engluecrs Of this city. railroad, minlnS
construction. and other branches OF the
profession are rcuresented.
This body has shaped valuable Duiiains
laws and road improvements.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-29

LEXINGTON. VA. June 2S.-Special-
as IN Whence of tha revival Of business
activity I'm this section. the going INTO
blast early in July OF three Of the two
lurdred-ton furnaces IN this county
El,na Vista. at Bdena vista. ana ic-
tCria.' at Goshen-spcaAs Noinn res lnese
futrscrs owing 10 the financial lepres-
sion. have been cold for several Yeas.
Miss WYATT. who married Mr. ". G..
Wynn IN Washington last wednesday
was I'm her seventeenth year
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-29

The Lynohbures Defest the Peiersburgs by
Score of 6 10 ..

PETERSBURG. VA. June especial
one of the most exciting and closely
contested games Of baseball ever play
"a here. was that this afternoon. be-
tween the Lynchblrgs ana Petersourgs
Ten innings had 10 be played 10 decide
whose game u was
The home team made one run each In
the first and second inning. while the
visitors did not score until the NTH in
ming. when they made two runs. Pack
ard and Brennan and Nckenna and
Raffert were the opposing batteries.
Tho Score
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-29

Kecu,ei is,ie- i"orth "f July. E''i IN ND,
Fr.d~rick-bn, 90. nn" P.t"n"' Raj nj.
The Richmond. Frclcri 'kshurg and Po-
,omac railroad will sell round-tlp tickets
between All it7 stations ana 70 Alex
andria and Washington. July ~, 80, ana
attn. nnal limit July Z. i>o"' AT reduced
rates
Richmond 10 Fredericksburg and re-
turn Observation-Disclosures. tf-.P'
Richmond 10 Alexandria and return. I'D
Richmond 10 Washington ana return. ~"
a. \ rAl LDk.
Traffic Manager
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-29

These going 10 Old Point next sunday
an Inc sast 81 train leaving Richmond
nom chesapeake and Ohio depot at SD
4 NJ. can take advantage OF delight
ful trip TO the Capes. steamer ola Ioiat
Comfort will leave old Point al so T.
NJ returning. arrive old Point 4. NJ.
This viii cost you only ~ cents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-29
THE EOhNOKE Jean.
Second Baseman Padden Elected Mana

ROANOKE. VA. June 2.-SDeclal.-
Tho Roanoke Baseball Association TO-
day elected Second Bascman Palden man
ager OF the team.
bradley has been released 70 Richmond.
IN a row this afternoon. on Earnest
avenue. q disrcputable part OF the town
Ssluda Hoskin was seriously cut ny
Fannie Lee. The woman will probably
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-29

made Of the best grade Of Isle 7 nie .,l.l.
fine ribbed. doubled IN every l"iN t WA,
- suhiact 20 much wear. at ihe same
time soft and elastic, Is, 70, ana S'c.-
three grades.
Misses silk and Isle Hose. in q Neilely
If weights blacks. and tans, o', o. ''e'
81. -. and $50.
Ladies' Pure-silk Plain and Drop-sutch
Hose s. pair
Gauze six Hose. s. pair.
Fancy Rubbed and Plain SILK Hose. s..
We have a little lot OF cxtra-quali'y
BLACK six Hose. $50 value, iof g.
Fancy Open-Work Black Isle Hose
75c.
Cauze Isle Hose v9c.
We are showing a great variety OF
proD-Stitcn and Plain Isle and SILK Hose
at the very low price OF ooc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-29

The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company will sell cheap excursion ucA-
cts between an stations on July "a, "a,
and 4th. good returning until july an.
Every one can make his or her own
excursion % any station on the Chcsa-
peakc and Ohio railway.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-29
Don't Pat Your ,ionsy ia savings Bank
a. lour l'er tent.

Before making your investments, figure
awhile Oh the Sl2is full-paid. per cent.
stock and the -, pald-ip stock : per
cont guaranteed. OF the state Building
and Loan Company. az nos cast Main
street. Richmond. Va. Thomas y. stage,
president. W. Minor Woodward. vice.
rresidont call on or address r. q.
christian. secretary and treasurer Rich
ruoud Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-29
40 cAME Al nOsroN.
At Boston: Observation-Disclosures game
postponed on account OF rain.

GAMrs scHrnUItD FOR TO-DAY.
New York az Brooklyn.
Washington at Baltimore.
Boston at Philadelphia.
St Louis at Pittsburg.
Chicago al Cleveland
Louisville az Cincinnati.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-29

Y, The Law and Equity Court yester-
f-v suit was Instituted by me Ametl-
poseniorf. trading as NosenQorf d Co.;
damages. SOD
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-29

I want every man and woman IN the
ir1sted States interested In the Opium
and Whisky Habits 10 have one OF my
hooks on these diseases. Address u. III:
WOOLLEY, Atlanta. Ca. Box $50. and
one viii be sent free.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-29

An informal meeting Of the Richmond
Riding and Driving Association was held
last night AZ the Exchange Hotel IT was
~ sense of those present 20 hold a race
meeting during the week following me
state Fair ln October. More money VIII
BE- hung up in purses than was onered
az The spring meeting and many nrst-
class horses VIII Dee attracted.
r.res NJ lf.Iwaine. assessor Of DIM
halle county was In the city yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-29

Jimmie Gilman. tho Norfolk sccohe-
,'"'.,,,~ lrrt me club unccrcmoniously
,'eef.rdav wl.loat any warning Wn"sc,,1
H. re1r.1nse 90 q telegram from iiie H"n NOM,
Iioveland. o. hc left ON me 'N'si... go ~
ga ohio afternoon train 10 atctPt
,-csifio1 in TIE custom house az Sie'N
4' mn. management would do Wei 20 Keep
..,. ,.ehi.les ont OF the field - tlr "a
Theee vehicles are in the way VI
- .ia,.ar.r and frequently proven, 8.
..i,,e~ nom doing himself ju.uce. -
t'',s.biclos be assigned 90 other quar- y.
kaln Is stn ln The leag on s''"'''9
80 IIe Stole two yfs efiaF. , a..
Wlr~van s-oic r1lri Ncfy citf'i'3 81"
the fourth innifs. a. .nc load
Kaiu and HJu8cman WEI. 49,. 80
.,.t'S me lick yesterday. they M'tt '''
oil. Unsflers who q TWO us 49,, - 80, ~
Tsrnrhiu made beau liei rs
rar-Crau's ,5ng hit 90 night he.e- .r.....
1900 iorr running catch OF a'r
o.. IN The third inning was a h"luSo"''
hit OF WORK. .... a..,,.iea ia the
- aod eighth innings respectively, -
W" N. esrne i'm flr three hts oNt OF
e,e o,oortunities. as did also i4ioIi''o"
and Cotc.
To GIT MoRr PLAYERS.
=, 4. understood that Jake Wells M1ii
20 a. Atlanta soon 10 secure one OF
Ta,s.r Viii be unable TO catch
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