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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1895-01-30
IVES r,BoUED.
LEAVE LYSoHBrRG-pArLY.

50 S an. ~ Rcanolr, Radiord. Blue6r'd,
and Peallpnias, also fiF Koft Mount and
al atiuus Minaon-Saiem division, tn.
ncpts ai Roanoke ) oS anu, with Washing.
IN md Chattanooga Limited CIR al p0inlf
solih snd wost Of Bristol. Pullman sleep.
cn Roanok, 10 Men phis and New Orleans.
Dining ca aiiachsd.
77S pm raily, The Chiraga Express, IS
for Roanoke, 81, field, Potahortas, Ne o,a
Columbus and IA tagp. Pullman BufEe
sleeper Kurloke TO olunsl without
change. COnHccts II Radigrd Tor Bristol,
Knoxville, ChattaDo ~ aud intermediate
points Pullman sleeper Es,lflrd 10 Chat
tanodga.
Arrive Lynchburg Daily from
tia West.
1890 D. III. 80 y. III
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What is

Castora Is Dr. Samuel Pitchers prescription for Infants
and Children. contains neither Opium, Morphine
other Narcotic substance. 1t is harmless substitute
for Paregoric Drops Soothing syrups and Castor OIL
1t Is Pleasant. Its guarantee thirty years. by
Mothers. Castora destroys Worms and allays
feyerishness Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd,
cures Diarrhea and Wind Collie. Castoria relieves
tcething troubles, constipation and fatulency.
Castora assmilates tho food, regulates the stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas-
toria Is the Chldrens Panacea-the Mothers Friend.
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acastoria e. sowell adapted 70 children that
recommend Il as superior oany prescription
known 10 me-"
II. A. ARcakR, N. D.,
III So oxford s., Brooklyn, N. Y.
sour physicians In the childrenis depart
ment have spoken highly Of their exped
epce IN their outside practice with castoria,
and although we only have among our
medical supplies what Is known As regular
products. jet we are free 70 confess thai the
merits o. casioris has won Us 20 look with
favor upon it,
uEITED HosnrlL AID DrkrxsElay,
Boston, Masa
ALLEN Q. saTn, Pres,
...... 60 Na.. xa~lr S.s4.
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vhsn rssy va sct. - gsve hsr casorfA
whsn shs v.s chid. shs crisd for caasora.
whsn ne became Nh. sbs siang % caseria.
whau she had ch1drsn. she saysihsm cassosls
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1895-01-30

Prof. John II. Powell. principal
OF the Richmond Female Seminary,
Richmond, Va, has given Quratol
4 trial. II Is only necessary to
ask his opinion Of il.
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castcrla.
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SEABOAhD AIR LINE.
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
IN Effect March 25. 1891.

CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
In Effect March Is, 1894.
TRAINS LEAVE RALEIGH,
8 80 am Daily, "Atlanta Speci
ALL Pullman Vestibule,
for Henderson, Weldon,
Petersburg, Richmond,
Washington, Baltimore,
Philadelphia, New York
and all points north, Buff
fet drawing room sleepers
and Pullman coaches At.
lanta to Washington TO
New York. Arrive at
Washington 3 40 p m. Bal
timoie 81 p M, Philadel
phia7 bpm New York
8 0S: Also for Portsmouth
Norfolk, Old Point anl
local stations $ and r r R
IL rs am-Daily except Sunday,
for Henderson, Weldon,
Suffolk, Portsmouth, Nor.
folk and intermediate sta
tions, connects at Ports
mouth with Bay Line for
Cd Point and Baltimore;
with Norfolk and Wash
ington Steamboat Co. f0r
Washington, with n I
P&E r. r for Philadel-
phia and points north.
Also at Weldon with At
lantic Coast Line for Rich
mond, v ashington, Balti
more, Philadelphia and
New York. Through sleep
ers " eldon to New York
and with Scotland Neck
Branch for Greenyi'le,
Washington aud Ply
mouth
? 90 am-Daily, Atlanta Speci-
al Pullman Vestibule for
So. Pines, Hamlet, Mon
roe, Chester, Clinton,
Greenwood, Abbeville,
Athens. ATLANTA Mont
gomory. Mobile, New Or
! L. rs, chattanooga. Sasl
Si1 Memphis ard
po.nfs saata aud souti-
ws Iarou Il r Imam
| Buffet Sleepers aud day
coaches Washington IL
stlanta, connecting Ill.
| rectiy at Union DEPOT At.
| lanta with diverging lines
1915 am Daily, except SUNDAY
for Southern Pines, Ia a.
let, Maxton, Wilmingi .
| Wedesboro, Monroe, Char
lctte. Lincolnton, Shelby.
i Rutnfordton and all local
stations e CIR Rand r q
A Al r r.; connects al
| Sanford with e + & Y V
X II for Fayetteville,
Greensboro, Winston ald
| Mount Airy at Hamlet
with train for G S & n
X r via Gibson. for Ben
netsville, Darlington, anC
Sumter and Charleston
arriving Charleston, s Il
pm.
Train Arrive Raleigh:
2 05 am--Daily. Atlanta Speci.
al Pullman Vestibul,
ii from New York, Phila
delphia, Baltimore, v asl
inton, Richmond, Ports
mouth, Norfolk and al
/ points north, Ppr'or car
New York 10 Washington
!, Pullman Buffet sleeper
and day coaches Washin
! ton TO Atlanta.
350pm-Daily, except Sunday
from Portsmouth an,
points north via Bay Lin,
Up a. N X r., ais,
from Greenyille, III,
b mouth, Washington ant
III Eastern Carolina point
/ via Weldon, Petersburg
Petersburg, Richmond
Washington and point
: north via Atlanta Coas
Line, sleepers New Yorl
10 Weldon
6 Is am-Daily, ATLANTA Spec
al Pullman vestibnle
from Atlanta, Athens
Il Abbeville, Greenwood
Chester aud points south
Pullman day coaches anC
! sleeper Atlanta 10 Wash
! ington.
: 9 90 pm-Daily, except Sunday
from Charleston, Sumter
= Bennettsville, Whining
Shelby Lincolntou, Guar
loite md ~ tocal IT, if0m
&C II Raagi~ls N d Ii. II
II ron Flyet.GFtli.
Greensboro VIII san
II Mixta trains, lea q johnson
! stree! Station; for ltamlu. an,
: local stations . 80 paretufnins
! arriS johnson street 10 80
! m foI Henderson and interme
diaie stations 90 D in; return
:, / -. ...s...... E..t......s .a.A = Il
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ne World,. w. Q. T. o.

The next convention Of the WORLDS
Woman's Christian Temperance union.
body composed Of delegates Of nation
al temperance organizations Of women
throughout the world. will meet in Lon.
don in June next The meetings will
probably cover two or moro days and
include . great public assembly In
Queens hall Preparations for these
gatherings. which promise TO DO Of some
Importance. are being made. including
arrangements for tho reception Of dele
gates from the United States. Canada
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Castoria.

"Castoria Is an excellent medicine for chill
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me OF lis
good effect upon their children"
Da. q. G. Cocoon.
Lowell, Mass.
acastoria Is tho best remedy for children Of
which am acquainted. Ihope the day il not
far distant whom mothers willeonsideF ther
interest Of their children, AMI use castoria In
stead OF the varionsquack nostrums which are
destroying their loved ones. by forcing opium,
morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful
agents down their Threats, thereby ssnding
them 70 premature graves.
Dh If KrcnELox.
Conway, Ark.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1895-01-30

Gases Of 40 years standing
when operations have failed
have been curei by Japanese
Pile Cure. Guaranteed by W.
M. Yearly.
The smoking tobacco trade
ofthis city Is increasing at a rapid
rate. II Il no wonder q stranger
said early Monday morning, that
he never heard bull speak out
~ meeting before.
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eesslss Even " Telegraph.

aHsyen't ycu roc anything solid %
eatfp said traveller, discontentedly sy.
Ing the prufuslon of pies and small cakcs
Oh the eounter o. . restaurant ~ one u
the way stations
shall I give you somo beansf" said
che proprietor, with his most persuasive
smile.
The Traveller assented, and making short
york Of them asked, How muchf"
twenty-five cents" was the bland ~.
sponss.
"whatly cried The Traveller. Twenty.
ave cents for spoonful u cold beansi'
The proprietor continuing firm In BIZ
price, the man paid 10 and departed.
But late thai afternoon q telegram wa
banded In " the restaurant keeper, fuf
which DO paid Is cents 10 ran thus
Don't you think your price little
hiQh on bennsfi--giIver Croaa
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! E I. HaIipli'fssipaaS
.gs.ssG. sa9
lllalll n ElHCI iii. 1874
" nrEnAN, =. q.

= " T. " thAAs ~ y.
Z 10 ''a;lv. 6 20 ain llaily ~.
cept Sunday for Lynchburg and
local statItns.
frrive Iynel burg liniun sta.
tions) II Is am, ) 30 pm. LIZ.
Lynchburg for Durham 2 - pm.
Daily 6 20 ain, Daily except
Sunday.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1895-01-30

Mn. Omission Chant tells q joks
about herself when before the Londor
music halls licensing committee, shs
overheard gentleman AJAX another,
pointing toiwo Of the witnesses. (which
of tnoec old cats Il Mrs Chanis'' MrA
Chant leaned over aud said. That par.
ticular tatty, III, Il behind you. "
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bet. Richmond and Kaleigh Wa
Key.YilIc.

Lave Richmond "a % pm. dar la'
keysville ! ~ PM: arrived nSiorI s I'"'
lltn .agn = ~ pa, u'lam l"'
laitisa f30arn. t'runlitg l,at, k4ts"
s IS aEii IL Durham : l.. 20. 1--we
isaE Il 40 am., oxford - ahl OF
r..g 0essyiiir II 10 am, Riehnri / ) Im
daily.
i npa q. &IRRlcavc Osfed 81
aasttll tie IN daily except Suwag, II -
ails. da4iF, AID atFiyc li,I d,rstr T. %.
.aaa Z 10 tm-, daily CxCcp SuHia' ard u
pun, daily Returning leave l.endttSd
I 1 an. and5 40 pm daily rxcCw sandal.
tHd 1 q pm, daily, aud arsiyc at uH"rt
5 % AM, and 5 70 pm, daily eIcela >hn'la!'
and 5 10 nm. daily ,
Nos. As. 81 and a connects =; hm'F'i
firm ami IL West Point and Baltip r''a'! y
excppl sunday.
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fDaily EXCEPT sunday.

Between W. Il Pnint and Kich'
InuHi.
Leave West Point ! So am iaily. and 9
am daily excerpt suuday anil MHdar A.
rive kichn III 9 os and 10 e. am Rrunng
leave Richnnand 5 IoHad I IS p'n daI., "a,
cepi Sunday arrive West fo.nt ,'' aDi
y rs pas.
Bet. Richmond and Raleigh Via
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JohksoR's
MhCM ETC OIL
instant Killer Of Pain

Itch on human, malcr on
horse, dogs and all stock ,ured
in 80 minutes by Wooitord's
Sanitary Lotion. This never
fails. Sold by Heart & Earth,
rg Druggist,
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The Company. n Murray Street. Nov York City
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Sleeping-Car S"rvtrc.

On Trains Nos. As and -, ii ! an HtI
iei Sleeper between New ! ~. a au'1 az
Jacksonville, and 'betWtcn Charl q, and y
gtista.
IN Nos n and IS, Palm IN Sleeping Al
between New York aad New utb aus NJ
lorl and Jacksonville and Tani.a 1'd Is.
tween Nte iork aul Ashct H. aod Aa.a
ingion, Menpuisand Angus a. lTnngp
Greensboro % Ma1ig rmg'y.
Trains Nos ~ and ~ RAJ snild hf'Fe.
RI hmul and Atlanta and arr u lag S
Sleeping Cars beiCcu Richmond l'a"'"
ami Hrppn1iuro.
r. niflKtsHY. ISL. TtiONl'~.N
superintendent, supFtjf' r.
Greensboro " &, Rlchgn1t va
w. A. TURK, General A.. ~ 'se'
Washington, u. {
5. n. HARDWleK, Asst. tiCn'l l'a's ~
Atlanta, Ga.
W. ~. GRFES. Sol. Vas
Gen. Manager, Traffic Man.'
Washington. Dic. Washington, F'|'
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1880 q. ia 100 p. IN
gAsTBOpaD- .EAyE LyNeaBuRG--
DAILY

l.AsIBursD- .EAyK LyNeaBuRG--
DAILY
las FL e. Richmond. Petersburg aid
l Norfolk arrives peteesbufz hi lis p.n,
c0nneciins viii Kithmnnd and. retersb,. r
railruad, ar1yingin Richmond a. 90 rm
arfiy NarfalkS n pm.
IsA5hm Arrive Petersburg IN am, con.
Meeting With X n l.. X. Il. daily; arriy,
! kichm0nd ) al nm; afriYe Norfolk 40 am.
.ilia' palatc slcspcf 10 Norfolk.
Ai tH m Palace Sleeper Between
Iy elbrrs III Richmond.
t.. latat n ready al lsynchburr al O o.
is " sldion IL passengers.
Arrive Ly nchburg Daily from
tie East.
500 am, 2;l0 pm
wINsTON.sALEM DIVISION.
Lave Roanoke Daily, iaI0 pm Cor Win.
s.on alrman intermediate stations.
Nerth arpilna Division. Leave Pulaski
~ am. daily exreia sunday. or Hetty
Bakcf, and 10 Os am daily eScrpt SUNDAY.
fpr lyauhnc, and S &C pm daily for G.s.an,
Clineh Valley Division. Leave I.lne.
iicd daily 81 am, or NorDn. louisville
ai.d ail inis o. L& y. RR via Norton.
FOI further information au-
ply to Il. NJ. GRAHAM,
- Durham.
". b. BELyILL,
q. Pas. Agt. Roanoke, Va.
M H. RRNnn
Travel Pas. Ast. Roanoke, va.
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TLANTIc AND nANyULERAILWhY.
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Mixtd Trains, lea . johnson
Street Station; for lamlus and
local stations 3 80 pareturning
arriS johnson street 10 81 d
m foJ Henderson and interme
date stations 100 pm; return.
ing arrives johnson street SIS
am
Passenger leaving Raleigh /
10 10 a arrives at urccnboro I 45,
Charlotte ! p ~, returning leave
Charlotte, ! 40 a m, Greens.
boro, IL 80 p m, arrive Raleigh
o p m.
No 1874 and 1877, ATLANTA
Special, nre solid Pullman
ves'ibuled trains, composed N
magnificent day coaches and
Palace drawing rooms Buffet
sleepers between Washington
and Atlanta without change, on
which there II no extra fare
charged
For information relative 10
schedules, &C., apply TO Ticket
Agent. or A. ]. Cooke, s. r. A.
Raleigh.
JoHN IL. WiNDER, Gen. Man,q
T. ], ANDERSON, Genl. Pas. Agt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-05
The pnlicr Court.

In the Police Court yesterday morn
ing the case of Walter Carter tcoloredl,
charged with cutting Walter Miller with
a knife. with intent to kill, was tried.
The row occurred on the 10th of August
last in a bar-room at the corner OF seventh
and Main. Miller testified that Carter
tried to snatch a pin from HIN, ana
that he Mille) hit him. Carter then
went outside and when he went out
little later Carter caught hold of him,
and drawing a knife, cut him in several
places Dr. Luxford, on the stand, stated
that he was called in to see Miller and
found him badly cut, having cash half
an inch deep on the chest between the
second and third ribs; also badly gashed
on the left arm and right hand. Several
other witnesses testified to the same ef-
feet, and Carter was sent on to the grand
jury.
Haywood williams (colored) was -harg-
ed with stealing two pocket-knives, the
property of Henry Hoffman. Honman
stated that on Monday night Williams
came to his place and bought cigarette
and stole the two knives. The Justice
ordered Williams to be whipped in court
by his father But before he let Norman
go he made him pay a fine OF $40 Tor
selling cigarettes TO minors.
George Bolton was fined $50 for ours
ing and abusing Kate Thomas.
James Butler and Peter Clayton as
saultlng and threatening to beat George
NJ. Rice. were fined $3.50 EACH
Alonzo Rienzo, an Italian, charged with
stabbing Josephine Jackson (colored), was
sent TO the grand jury.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-05
PHILADELPHIA. 10; ST. LOUIS. 2.

PHILADELPHIA, PA. Sept. 4.-Phila-
dclphia defeated ST. Louis to-day. The
local club hit the ball hard. but the visit
ors could rot connect with Lucid's de-
livery. they failing TO make hit until
the seventh inning. The ST. Louis play
ers felded perfectly. Attendance, 1894.
Score. II. III. T.
Philadelphia ......OOO3OOf30--lO IL 2
St. Louis .........10O0 000l % o
Batteries: Lucid ana Clements; McDou-
gal ard PETIT.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-05

Big Figures Showing the Activity u
American Mines in fSS5-04.

" ~ -, -.
Geologicai survey ras comm. ,n.
mont OF tne inintra iiou .nSn,a -, ,e s,9
united S,ates' c%Ner' I'LL, w, ra,,,a,ioo ~
iSso 10 is,s. n s., s"s 80, ~ :, ar
pig iron was In 1917, wnen IL Vas ''" Ts..
so3 icns tons, |dlueu a, S'o ~, LII
product N 1874 ", o'p,',2os 'Vms, du'e,,on
at soo,us,-f';, ,lns LIS 20 y, ,sse trov
OF silver WAS III ~, WIN ",, r',',,a ya,,,s.
oSn ssS ot ~ i,o In 1874 the figures were
OF fs-;nr'l'V. Lined s,,t.,sy,,ssS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-05
The Truc RpforDipr~,

The second days session ~ the Grand
Fountain OF the United Ofd,r OF True
Reforncrs was called 10 order IN true
Rcformers' Hall at ~ O'Clock yesterday
morning by W. W. Browne. G.. w. NJ.
After PRAYER had been offered the fol-
lowing programme was followed: Work.
for the Night is Coming" Grand Foun-
tain choir. NJ W. Gordon, leader; reading
of Scriptures, Rev. Richard Wells, CHAP
lain: prayer, Rev. Marshall "iIiams
roll call, discussion. At Il o'clock noon
the delegates formed in line in front OF
the nall and were reviewed by the Grand
Worshipful Master.
Last night two services were held, one
at the Hall, where Rev. j. l.. Thomas,
presiding elder OF the Washington con
ference. spoke; the other at the FIST
Street BAPTIST church. where addresses
were delivered BY Rev W. l.. Taylor
Rev. j. T. Carpenter. and W. L. Ander-
son, Of F.tts5urg. Penn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-05
AROTND THE WORLD ON FOOT
Four Weary Germans Reach the c"y o" I"
Long Journey.

lust as the shades OF night were set
fling down over the city last evening
the figures OF four men, who, from their
general dress and demcanor attracted no
little attention, might have been seen
making their way up Ninth street. Iheir
concordance 10 say the least OF Il, was
uniouc Each one carried stout walk
ing STAFF. and at a glance IL might ne
coon from the dust of travel that rested
,,.cn ,hen, and from their general foot
sore and fatiguod appearance that they
vyero pedestrians IN every sense OF the
word They halted when thcy reac"ru
sanger Halle, and after rev moment
deliberations, they entered the par io,,
,o,,.ed ,bem I'm. and after making myself
-, 80 ,h..r spokesman, | found they
- I.crnans. the four men sent out by
- n.ftv News of New York 10 walk
sro,,nd The world in two years Iheir
-, arc r.ouis Ncuwirth, f1tz Meyer
po,nho,d Feldmann. and Max WieSsher'
when they LETT New York their party
,,o,,sts.od of five. but one OF their mum
hor Alois Neuwirth. was taken SIGN III
washington and had to be let peH'ilu'
I,ach of the men wore a blue Jers's' vi
~ yrere worked in red letters the
,.erdr "Around the world on loot. Ihcir
vic we're made of some lght-wire gau@e
Win wide brlms and covered ey 'h-"
cloth ..,,a Germans
ON August 18th these native 1e'. .d,s
lef, New York. without a cent III envl'
jackets. TO accomplish the lea' Vi a't
ing around the world IN TWO ;'al9
o,,, aetsinp for any financial assistance
,'-'.o.'d c,bat they are honestly able 10
49, 70 ,nev are successful, the Daily
So. ,,,iu nav each OF them >Z,voV, or
80. oc mem who accomplish the leat.
~, vent from New York to Phlla-
dei,bfa then TO Baltimore, next 10 W ash-
,npton which city they lett SuhuaS'
'rbev loft Milford yesterday morning,
ava reached here last night about o
o,cIoct They are on their way TO At
lauta New Orleans. san Ahtohlo' LOS
Aneles and San Francisco, where 'hcS
win embark for Asia, ana passing west.
ward will 20 through INDIA, Cohliheh'ai
Europe and Great Britain. Inc men
carry no sidc-arms but they are an
eto,f ploasant. and manufacturing Eel
80 rbev converso1 with me in brok-
on English. Their ages range from hlhe-
toen TO twenty-five years. Ihcy give
a concert nj Sanger Hall tonight at 5
o'clock. which will consist OF piano ana
vocal music. small ndmlltance-lee
win he charged. in order that the men
may defrav their living expenses. Ihey
leave here tomorrow morning.
They are required TO get the post-oihce
stamp of every city through which they
rass. ana to have the same stamped III
a small book which they carry SO as
10 certify that they passed through the
Mace. In Washington. they obtained
not only the official stamp OF the post
Office. but also those Of the State Navy
and Army Departments.
Neuwirth several years ago broke the
pedestrian record from New York TO san
Francisco. and received 800 for the same
The men will visit Allen q plh'er
factory to-day. in order to Obtain some
advertisement for the cigarettes of the
American Tobacco Company, which they
will carry with them in their walk
around the world
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-05
wEDDED ~ cUmBERL.iyD.
Mr.. Adolphus Bianton Makes Miss Mary
Blanton His Bride.

A very pretty marriage was solem lized
On Tuesday September 81. at high noon
Al 'Miiiylew." Cumberland county. Va,
the contracting parties being Miss Mary
ice. tlc attractive daughter Of Or. and
Mts James NJ BlantOn, and Mr.. AdOl-
phus Eani-n of Richmond. Va. The
'r' a. is Wiley known and beloved by all
il h'r circle of acuuair-aace. which Was
rtcsted hy the handsome pres hts IF
whieh She was The recipient on this octa-
Mr. Alolphus Blanton is o wcl,-knCWn
ani popular citizen of Richmond, esteem
90 Tor me many sterling qualities Of his
head and heart.
At Do o'clock the bridal party entered
the large and hcautifully-d par
Tor 90 the strains of McndclssOhn's we'd
ding march. rendered by Miss Susie Blan-
ton. and the bride. leaning upon the
arm Of her brother Professor r. l..
Blanion was met at the improvised altar
of ferns and flowers by her maid of
honor Miss Edna BlantOu. and the groom,
her father Then. In his usually impress
sive style. Rev. George W. Belk per-
formed me marriage ceremony.
The bride wore a gown Of delicate
gray silk. ariistically combined with pink
chiffon. and carried a bunch OF carnation
pinks and ferns.
A reception followed the ceremony, just
10 the immediate relatives and friends
OF the contracting parties, which was
served in the true Virginia hospitality for
which "Millview" has ever been noted.
Mr. and Mrs. Blanton left amid a show
or Of rice. etc. on the o'clock train for
Richmond. where reception was ten
dercl them on Tuesday night Dv Mr.. ana
Mrs II. l.. BlantOn AT No z west Grace
street.
A reception was given last. night TO
Mr. and Mrs. BlantOn by Mr.. J. O. Scott.
"Alrneld," Va, after which they went
10 .hclr future residence. "BeachwOOd,"
q short distance outside of the city.
Among the guests from a distance who
We're present on this occasion were Pro
lessor r. l.. Blanton. Lexington, Ky;
Rev. George Belk. Chatham. Va. Mrs
Thomas o. Parker Washington, -. c.,
Air. and Mrs. Wiltze. Miss Rosa - .nton,
Miss rhCrcse Arfnistead. Mr.. Berkeley,
Mr.. Walton OF Farmvills. Va Mr.. jaime
Clarke and Miss Mary Clarke, Mr.. ana
Mrs. William Vaughan. priace T. lwari
county. Va. Mr.. T.. l. Blanton, brother
Of mo groom. of Richmond. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-05

YESTERDAY officer Rex and Sergeant
Brooks arrested a negro named Buck
Nash. who is an employe OF the Crystal
Ice Company. on the charge of shoot
ing at Mrs. d. j. Costello on Tuesday
night. The negro went to Mr.. Costello 5
house, searching for his wife. and upon
being informed by Mr.. Costello that the
negro woman was not there.-became i'm
pudnny. As he seemed anxious TO fight,
Mrs Costello came out and persuaded
her husband TO 20 in the house, and as
she stood in the door the negro drew
a pistol and fired at her, the ball mar
rowly missing her. Nash claims that he
was drunk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-05
Remn,Inc an Old E,e.Sore

The old buildings on the triangular 10;
known I'M by-g0ne days as "Helis Half
Acre" on Broad street at the intcrscc-
,ton OF Brook avenue and Adams street.
have been torn down. The city recently
purchased the lot for the Stuart monu-
r,oent site The pulling down OF these
ia shantics IS one OF the greatest i'm
Vrcsements Broad street has bad In a
.ons time.
people stopped as they passed and gazed
~ the place with wide-0pen eyes, FOR
they had never seen the IKE before. The
ID buildings had been an eyo-sore. and
,-.ood the storms for long time IL was
thought by some that they would always
sta /. for they had been on fire numerous
times, and. like the asbestos cigar-lighter.
they would not, burn.
The plot II now like Il WAS whom VIII