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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-04
Rnrtnn Heinhfs Notes.

bicycling is all the rage these moonlight
Mrs. b. w. Lacy IS visiting her sister,
Mrs. Dr. Garlick. ..,,o g
Mr.. Reds house on LUCK avenue %
nearly completed. 800,
Mr.W. Nj Miller is repainting his resi-
dencs on Barton avenue. ,,
Tho ladies Of the Methodist chuIch Will
hold a bazaar early In september
Miss Annie FOurqurean has returncu
from an attended trip 10 South Boston.
Miss Mary Meade. of llchmond, IS Visit
ing Mrs j. ". Sharp. on LAMB avenue.
Mrs. &. D. Boyd left for Buck hoe thls
week, where she will spend few weehs
Mr. John Redmond has returned from
% business trip TO Norfolk and Virginia
Beach. ..,,.
returned home after a VISIT 10 MS So"
Mr. j. y. Johnson. Jr. .,
Mrs j. T. Turpin and family returheu
last week from lynchburg, after an dD-
sence OF several weeks ,.u
Mr. Benson's new house. corner RoptIls
street and Luck avenue, Is peihs P"S"'U
rapidly to completion. 49,,
Sir. Guenther has moved into his beau
diful residence on Luck avenue, when mas
just been completed.
kspene the month Of August with MIS- -
Row Taylor on North avenue.
J Mrs. G. Goodloe and family left on last
vMonday for Louisa Courthouse, wheIe
Mrs. j. j. Harvey, Mrs X. ianner'
Mrs. W. NJ. Luck. and Miss Bessie mar
liz left Wednesday for Asbury PARK
Mrs j. b. Johnson. Jr.. VIII leave TOT
locust Dale. Madison county, TINS week.
where she viii spend a few weeks.
Miss Daisy H. Hutson, corresponding
{secretary of the Baptist Woman's MIS-
donary Union. is visiting Mrs. j. II.
l.pgers
4Nr Miller J0hlin left Thursday for an
% eded trip north. He will visit Port
IN Ne. and other resorts along the
\ CIV England coast
The Reapcrs of the Baptist church VIII
htdd an ice-cream festival I'm the Nigwam
ort August 18th IN lieu of their postponed
entertainment entitled Days OF the
W Eek"
flttle Lawrence Turpin had his collar
DO a. broken while PLAYING In his SWING
in uhe yard. Medical help was at once
81 tmoned. and the little fellow Is DONG
here was a match game Of ball here
laSt Monday between the Little Hustlers
OF dur town and the Chestnut till boys.
Thee feature OF the game was the all
ar0lknd playing Of the locals. The VISIT
ors were clearly out-played, ana al no
staet, OF the game were they IN II WIN
the ,cals. Batteries. For Little Hustlers'
O'Ba mon and Wilson; for Chestnut Inn,
Clarke. Baker. Fritzee, Profit, ana Clarke.
Score, kS-l6.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-04
Mr.. Ill ID Williams Returns.

MIR. 4. o. Williams. the former state
Secrota,C Of the Young Mems Christian
Association OF Virginia. who has been
appointed by the International Commit
tee 10 look after the railroad depart
ments Of the. organization in this state
has returned 20 Richmond. after spend
Ing his vacation in the northern part or
The State OF New York.
The eighth international conference or
the railroad department of the Young
Mems Christian Association will be held
at Clifton Forge. September 18th TO 18th
next. The opening session VIII be held
Friday morning at $3.50. and the farewell
service Sunday evening. In addition 10
the discussion OF important Association
topics. the programme will include Bible
readings and addresses. Friday evening
will be railroad official evening. when ad-
dresses will be delivered by representa-
tivcs OF several corporations. including NJ.
e. ingalls,, president OF the Chesapeake
and Ohio. and John J. McCook. receiver
Of the Atchison. Topeka. and Santa Fe.
On Monday following the conference,
tho railroad company proposes 10 give
tho delegates free excursion over the
most interesting part OF the Chesapeake
and Ohio on this trip an opportunity
will be given 20 inspect the railroad assoc
.iation buildings at Hinton and Handley.
yhey plan 10 reach Clifton Forge Friday
morning and remain over until after the
sxcurslOn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-04

Richmond May be Selected for Their Place
of Celebration.

''Veni; Vidi: Wei" is perhaps what
CAPTAIN Alys, commander Of the Ancient
ana Honorable Artillery Company, or
Boston murmur,l IN his dreams as ne
sped on his way from Richmond 10 the
City OF Baked Beans on the Florida Spe-
cfal last night to report the result OF
his observations OF Richmond as a SUIT
able place IN which 10 celebrate the iall
neld-day OF that antique soiGiery.
True IL Is that the committee or pleas
ant gentlemen who came on this mis-
sion captured the military representa-
tives OF the Old Dominion by their meth
DDS. well nigh irresistible 20 men IN the
least susceptible 10 sociai attractions
and finally rounded them up, and re-
tuned the social courtesies OF the Rlch-
mond officers at an elegant supper last
night al Ruegers, where the recapitula-
ton was complete.
The Boston officers were much pleased
with their visit here, and the Richmond
officers are delighted at the prospect OF
having this swell ORGANIZATION here IN
full force next October.
Their decision as 10 the place for the
celebration of the icompanys annual
iield-day. which is 10 be held in octo-
Richmond shall be the choice has been
practically settled. The committee, ac-
companied by Captain Frank Cunning
ham, took carriages yesterday morning
and visited points OF interest in and
around the city.
me Bostonians left for home at an
early hour this morning by the Florida
Special. a special car being placed at
their service by Mr. c. A. Taylor. traffic
manager OF the Richmond, Fredercks-
burg and Potomac railway. TO take them
to the belt line junction, so that they
could board the through train which
spins around the city on fast schedule
time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-04

gave its annual p.cnic at Ashland Park
on Thursday IL was largely attended.
and among the visitors present were Mr.:
John j. jameson. Of Alexandria, Grand
Regent Of Virginia; Mr.. {. ". Harwood,
OF Richmond. Past Grand Regent; Colonel
Morton Mdrye. DR.. III. G. Scott. Past
Grand Regent, and Mr.. @. X. Nixon,
Deputy Grand Regent Of Ashland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hin Carter are soJourning
at Atlantic city, y. j.
Mrs. Sue NJ. Wright and Miss Roberta
are visiting the family OF General VIII
liam r.. Lee. In Fairfax county.
Misses Clare and Liza Blerne are at
the Warm Springs.
Miss Langley, OF Norfolk, IL the guest
OF the Misses Whitehead
Miss Louise Cox Is visiting In Fauquier
county.
Miss Emily Jones. OF Richmond, Is the
guest OF her aunt. Mrs. r.. &. Page
Mr.. A. q. Brown, Jr., Is visiting DR..
Percy Oden'hal. OF Norfolk.
Mr.. Il. Parkin Scott, OF Washington.
d. c.. is visiting his father. Or. II. G..
Scott.
Mr. Paul Blncoe has recovered from
his recent Illness.
DR.. Dorset and family. OF Richmond.
have taken a house here for the sum
mer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-04
Tn Eject n t'ommanjant.

Mr. Alexander Hamilton, Of Petersburg.
who is menber Of the V. NJ. /. board,
and who passed through Richmond yes
terday on his way 10 the White sulphur,
said he expected to attend meeting
of the board II COyington tomorrow,
called for the purpose OF electing COM
mandant for the Institute for the coia-
ing session.
From military circles It is learned that
the new cOmmandant will certainly be a
United States army officer. About forty
army officers have applied, but II is
understood that the members " the
boa~d have narrowed the number down
10 three or four. The United States Gov
eminent will assign a lieutenant 10 the
v VI. l.. provided the institute desires
such an officer The pay IS about 81 90
IN oddition 20 his army salary. Many Of
the institute people desire 10 have Lieu
tenant Knight elected. Mr.. Knight IL not
an applicant. but might be induced to
accept II the position were ten lerei
unanimously.
IL Is likely that the person chosen Will
be an artillery lieutenant. Mr.. r. z.
Montague, OF Richmond, is an app!l-
cant.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-04
TALKING MUCH CHEAPER
PRICE OF PHONES REDUCED FROM
$40 10 SIS.
The Result of Opposition to the Bell Tele-
phone Company-Ihe Confer
ence Aftermath-Notes.

PETERSBURG, VA, Aug. Especial -
The Southern Bell Telephone and Tele-
graph Company to-day notified their pa
irons that the price for the service OF
their phones would be reduced from $40
to SIS per annum for stores, ana >lO per
annum FOR residences. Prior TO Marcn
st last the price for the uss OF he phones
for stores was SIS per annum. l endea-
vored 10 interview Mr.. r. '. Mcintyre
the manager OF the company mere, TO-
day, in regard 10 the reduction. but ne
declared that he had nothing 70 say Tor
publication. The Mutual Telephone Com
psny, which was recently organized mere,
have workmen busy stretching their
wires. and expect TO begin business IN
about fifteen days They already nave
256 subscribers Their price for phones
anywhere I'm the city will be s2i per an
mum, and for residences SIS per annum.
CONFERENCE AFTERMATH.
Nearly all OF those politicians outside OF
the CITY who we In attendance upon IN"
Eonest Election Conference, held a, Ii
brary Hall Thursday night and agtll
yesterday. have returned home. several
OF them dined with General Manone y.s-
terday. and the probable result or the
conference was freely discussed by the
General and his guests
General Stith Boiling took out 10 the
Crater and Fort Steadman this after
noon General Malone and General James
A. Walker.
IL was at Fort Steadman that the COM
rnand under General Walker had A SC
we're engagement
PERSONAL NOTES.
Miss Lille Nichols has gone 10 Cape
May and Niagara Falls.
Mrs Charles T.. Finch, OF Norfolk,
and Miss Bird Law, of Danville, are visit
ing the family OF Mr.. s. 5. Bridges. NO.
III Marshall street.
Mrs. ~ II. Beasley and her little
-, ho hoy beQn
spending the past month at virginia
Beach, have returned home.
The total cost OF running the public
schools OF Petersburg last year, which
ended July 3lst, was s3722.i5. OF which
amount tho State contributed $i0,0s5.A;
the city. Sl3.0T94 and sS5s70 was received
from tuition fees Of non-residents. The
total school population OF Petersburg Is
1851.
A dwellin ,-house Of Mr.. Rennis But
terworth. in Dinwiddie county, was de-
stroyed by fire to-day. Origin OF the hre
and loss not learned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-04

Interesting Facts About Richmond's Citi-
zens and other Matters.

DR.. r. p. Teasler. though improving, is
still confined TO his bed.
Hiss Hettie Burnett of POI south Laurel
street, is visiting friends in the country.
Mrs Minnie Lolita Covenay left on
Friday for her home. In Cincinnati, q.
Mr.. James Il. Priddy and wife will
leave Monday for the mountains of Nlr-
ginia-
Mrs. Sadler and the Misses Sader viii
leave the city Tuesday for the balance OF
the summer.
Mrs. James W Craig, Of Mayo's Island,
has returned from ayisit 10 he. SON al
the Sweet Springs.
Mr. 5. Il. Baylss. accompanied by his
sister, Sadie. Will leave Thursday. August
Sth, for Vests, Miss.
Mrs. Maggie L. Mitchell will leave the
city tomorrow for visit to Norfolk,
Washington, and other northern cities.
Mr.. Carter l.. Johnson of the Office Of
the Secretary of the Gonna )nwe attn, left
yesterday for White Sulphur Springs.
Miss Coykendall. of Newark, n. y.
will arrive in the city Monday 10 be the
guest of her cousin, Miss Rex, at Home
Place"
Major Robert S. Archer Mrs. Robert
S. Archer Miss Nirgie Archer, and MISS
Mamie Archer left for Bar Harbor yes
terday by the Old Dominion Line.
Mrs. VIM. j. White left Friday morn
ing 40 spend the month OF August with
relatives ana friends at Smithhcld. and
will visit Norfolk before her return.
Miss Ruth V. Fulford OF Portsmouth,
left for home on the Pocahcntas frloay,
having spent a very enjoyable time, the
guest of her sister, Mrs. j. w. Daugher-
~.
Mrs. Cellne Britton ana her niece. Miss
celine Notion. have returned home, 10
Brooklyn, y. Y, after spenIluS "A de,
lightful three weeks visit 10 friends and
relatives In this city.
Rev. II. c. Garrison. pastor Marshall
Street Christian church, has returned 10
the city, and will occupy his pulpit at
II A. Nj. to-day. No services at night.
Mrs. Frank Brown and children, OF
Henderson, y. C., who has been visiting
her mother. Mrs. j. II. Brown. Of Park
avenue. will leave for home on Thurs
day.
Mr. Fdcerton Rogers one Of the most
prominent architects of the city. has been
chosen by the legislative committee TO
remodel the old library in the Capitol
building.
William McConnal. Ellus d. Hutzler,
Albert Lang, and James McConnai, Jr.,
will spend their vacation al Bellevue
Farm on the York river. They expect
TO be away for two weeks.
The Crump Cuartette. consisting OF
Mcssrs. Crump. baritone. kass. basso,
Wllbon, leader; Nichols. tenor. Will gave
one OF their enjoyable entertainments on
Barton Heights next Wednesday evening.
Miss Maggie Marshall, OF Chimborazo.
will leave Thursday. August 9Th on the
Old Dominion Steamship Line. via Nor
folk 10 visit friends In New YORK city,
Rhode Island. and Jersey Guy
The music at Grace-Street Baptist
church will be especially fine tonight.
A auartette, composed OF Miss Nellie
Rogers. Mr.. Durrett, Mr.. Watkins. and
MIR. Lohmann. will sing, Miss Rogers
will sing solo al tns onSr.ory' ana she
the close OF the service.
MAJ n N. WondhridzA ArA ]. Good
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-04

now. Mrs. J. w. Bell. and Miss X. w.
Bsll left for OEdenburg, \. Y, yester-
Air Charles L. Barrett, Mr. Thomas
II. +. o'Keeffe, Mr.. j. x. Cullen, and
Mr.. w. II. I. Bass left for New York
yesterday by the old Dominion Steam
ship Line.
Worshipful J. II. Dickerson. OF st.
Johns LCCge No. 36, is expected 10 ac-
ccn,panv Richmond Commandery. No.
. on its pilgrimage to Boston on August
26th. 10 the Triennial Conclave Of the
General Encampment OF the w. ;. This
Sir Knight was with the commandery at
the Bunker Hill Centenniel of 1875, and is
one Of the oldest Sir knights In the city
I'm point OF membership. having taken the
degrees about thirty-elght years aso.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-04

,fETHODTSTS TO MEET.
Richmond District Conference to Convene
in Gloucester.

The Richmond District Conference or
the Methodist Church will meet at Bel
lamys church. in Gloucester county, at
Q A. NJ, next Wednesday. the 7th.
The ministers and delegates VIII leave
heree via the York River route at 445
J.. VI. next Tuesday.
This body is composed OF the pastor
and delegates of Broad-Street, Trinity
Union Station, ST. James, Paramount
pennv-Strcet. Richmond. Manchester
central. fifth-Street, West-End Memo
rial ana Asbury. Henrico, New Kent
West New Kent, West Point East MIG
aud Queen. Gloucester Point. Williams
burg York. and Newport News charges
M viii be presided over by Rev, A. g.
Brown, D.. D.. presiding elder OF the dis
trict. go , .,
The opening sermon will be preached
by Rev. X. NJ. Chandler, OF Newport
News. ,, 80
Rellamy's Is very noted church, and
one of the oldest preaching places IN
Virginia.
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are glad 70 see that he is making . bril-
liant reputation as a preacher, for he Is a
gentleman OF superb Intellectual endoW-
ments and a speaker OF fascinating power
His language Is chaste and pure and pol
ished and faultless. and every sentence
ripples along as smoothly and as beau
TRULY as the gentle flowing OF an unob-
sparkling purity the stainless gushings
from the purest fountains Of English I'M
deiiled. His excellent sermons and charm
ing social qualities have made fine
impression wherever he has been, and
they will insure for him a most cordial
and affectionate heart welcome wherever
he may GO"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-04

What promises TO be one Of the most
nleasant and select excursions of the
season will be that given by the Young
Womans Christian Temperance Union
of this city TO Old Point via the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railway, on Thursday the
Ism of August. for the benefit OF the
"Cot Fund" of the Old Dominion Hos
pital. Excursionists can remain ten
hours at Old Point and those who go
will have a pleasant trip, and help
worthy cause.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-04
Major CONWAY r Hoyard's Funeral.

Maicr Conway II. Howard, who died
al Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore.
was buried yesterday morning i'm Holly
wood cemetery. The services were con-
Quoted at the residence of Mrs. r. T.
Colston, No. Is north Sixth street, by
the Rev Landon II. Mason. A large
number OF friends and relatives were
present. and accompanied the remains
TO their last resting place. Several APP
propriate hymns were rendered by Misses
Booker and Rogers. Mr.. Willie Cant
also assisted in the singing
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-04
Most Gladly Welcomed.

The Wilson On. CO. Mirror has the
following u say Of a popular Richmond
rector:
weIcome to Wilson for a months So
iourn the Rev. Mr. Fenner Stichney and
his elegant and lovely wife. Mr.. Stick
ney il the son OF our courtly and knightly
townsman. Colonel J. b. Suckney. who
Is loved at home and honored wherever
honored sire, for a more polished. more
ACCOMPLISHED. more refined, a more
courteous gentleman never lived. Ana we
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-04
Escaned Conyicts Returned.

Captain w T. White, Of he peniten-
returned to the city yesterday from the
Pennsylvania penitentiary, at Allegheny
civ. and Baltimore. They brought with
them George Clark, who escaped some
wears ago from the penitentiary in this
city. where ne was serving a sentence
fnr committing a burglary In Farmvllle,
and also Charles Henry Harris, who cs-
caoed while working on the railroads In
this State and was captured in Ball-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-04
Mems Bathing Suits.
Mems Laundered Shirts.

Some soft Negligce-some round. siff
bosoms-all with two collars and cuffs,
rounding up Of the one dollar kins, all
sizes. except Is and 10. Grand Reorgani-
cation Sale price.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-04
xouumeut Committee to Meet.

The Davis Monument Committee OF the
Grand Camp, Confederate Veterans. De-
rartment of Virginia. will NEE at Muir
phys Hotel Tuesday night. at 5 o'clock:
n II Jones (chairman). Colonel r. C..
Marshall. General Stith Boiling, Colonel
c. T. Loehr. and Hon. George s. Ber-
narde
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-04
A Family Reunion.

III. Marsh, Of Natchez: Miss and Mr..
Myron Marsh and family of Green's
boro n. c., arrived in the city last
week to attend a reunion OF the family,
which will take place on the Sth instant.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-04

Only such Ribbon sale like we've
had could bring about prices like
these.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-04
a sham battle for the guns of Admiral

I'm a sham batUe Tor tne guns OF HUIIII III
Bunce's fleet III,
he PATCHED up and the monitors utilized
as trairing ships, but II is argued mat
spch a test Of the effect of modern guns
and turret ships would amply coInpeh,,
sate. i'm the resulting benefit 20 naval
sS.ence. for their loss The Ajax and
Iehich were built in 1862, soon after the
success Of the original monitor IN the
combat with the Merrimac.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-04
NNtvONS.
Dress Goods.

Allsorts-all textures-all kinds
kinds YOU most likely want. Prices
that puts them within reaching dis
lance. Here's the outgrowth OF the
recent sale.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-04
59c. The Yard.
Atwood Dress Goods,

Comprising about 800 yards Serges. Che
yiots. Flannels. in light ana medium
colors 3S 10 40 inches wide All ffty-cent
kinds. Grand Reorganiz alton Sale price,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-04
Aid for Waller.

TOPEKA. KAN. Aug. 3.-Governor
Morrill, and ex-senator John Martin to-
day issued an appeal for aid from the
prlsoned, and his wife reported TO be In
destitute circumstances abroad. All sub
scriptions will be sent 10 Washington.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-04
Mr.. Rogers Selected.

The special committee OF the Legisla-
ture who are IN charge of the changes
TO be made on the various floors of the
Capitol building have secured the SER
vices OF Mr.. Edgerton S. Rogers as archi-
tect.
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Common Council.

The Common Council will hold its regu-
lar monthly meeting tomorrow evening
at O'Clock In the Council chamber. A
good deal OF important business will be
disposed OF. and the session Is expected
TO be lengthy one.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-04
4 Use. The Yard.
CoIOred Figured Chalue,
lie. The Yard.

Cream grounds bargain for five cents.
cents. Grand Reorganization sale price,
IJc Tho Yard
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25c. The Yard.
Best Dress GlnghamS.

Pinks, blues. green's. all combination
colors. Patterns for infants, patterns for
children. patterns for ladies. Never be-
fore such an assortment Of the best qual-
tiles at such n price as this. Grand Ke-
organization Sale price
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-04
Union Station Church.

The subjects at Union-Statlon Metho-
dist church to-day are.
III A. NJ. THE Spirit OF Christi" p.
NJ. 'The sun Stands Still
In the afternoon services VIII De nsid
sA Aha Mission Rooms an street,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-04
Boys Cloth Suits
With Two Pairs Pants.

WOol-Tilling Cheviot-Coats are double
breastcd-,arll cOlors. Sizes for boys 4
to IL years. The material alone would
cost more They go in this weeks sale
at the Grand Reorganization Sale price OF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-04

bicycling is all the rage these moonlight
Mrs. B. w Lacy is visiting her sister,
Mrs DR.. Garlick .s.,,o g
Mr.. Reds house on Luck avenue %
nearly completed. -.-.,..- ,,,. ros,-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-04
C. W. HARDY INDICTED.
CHANGED WITH H.tNDLfyG ILLICIT
WHISKY ~ LUNENBURG.
re is the Man Charged with Eeating John
Dcrn. the German setticr-The
Indictment.

There Is case pending in the United
States Circuit Court against G. w.
Hardy, OF Wattsboro. Luncnburg county
tcrest in months past. and was recalled
b. reason of MIR. Hardys prominence IN
the case OF the German. Dern. who left
that county on account Of alleged abuse,
and his reply In The Tines In regard to
Us own connection with ine case no
Jess than his denial that there was any
mocnshincrs IN his vicinity
on December 18th last warrants were
served for the arrest OF W H. GOoch
4. W. Hardy. and Peter Cunningham. for
violation OF the Un.ted States internal
revenue laws.
CASE AGAINST c. ". HaRDr
Messrs. Gooch and Cunningham lived
IN Mecklenburg county. in the district OF
Collector fit<hpgh Lee II Is understood
that Cunningham fed and has never been
captured, and that GOoch. who IS a man
OF means. was allow "a 10 cOmp~omiGc his
Government
The case against Mr. Hardy is stin
pending. however Tie VAS sent on 10
the grand jury by Commissioners Cole
man, OF GAINESVILLE, and indicted the 90
day OF April. lie was released BY the
court OF his own rccognizdnce IN the
sum of 500 to appear May sist for trial,
and on that date the case was again CON
tinued. II Is understood that haray' oy
counsel. has been endoavoring 10 com
promise with the department al wash
ington by paying damages, but that inc
commissioner has declined TO acccde 10
his proposition.
THE INDICTMENTS,
The indictments against Gooch charEe
that ne did unlawfully aid and abet in
the removal of IA gallons of distilled
spirits from some unknown distillery 10
the premises of G.. ". Hardy, and there
concealed IL.
The Indictment against G. w. Hardy
charged that be unlawfuliy removed, and
ala aid and abct in the removal, of GER
tain distilled spirits. to-wit' one hundred
and fortv-four gallons. on which the tax
imposed bv law had not been paid from
a certain disiillery TO the grand jurors
unknOWn, 20 place other than the dls-
tillerv warehouse provided by law. to-
Wit. Imnenburg county. Va; and did I'M
lawfully conceal and aid and abet in the
conceaiment Of the said distilled spirits
so removed.
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No Second Look

Required to see that these are non
thinking profit prices. A dozen
things that shoppers nearly shopped
out of stock. Little lots with their
outcome of little prices.