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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-17

To Raise Funds for the Purpose of TX
tending the Work into Europe.


tending the Work into Europe.
The Executive Committee Of the Eccle-
siasiical Peace Conference held a meet
ing Yesterday afternoon i'm the Office Of
tho president Of the state Bank In their
efforts 90 secure the concurrence or all
the churches If Christendom i'm petit
ton 10 governments in behalf of arhlra-
ti0n.whiph is their special work. they have
net with very great encourage ment ana
ut much remains 20 be done. I'm the
United States the petition has been con-
CURED In hy the representative assem-
hlies Of AN the leading denomination
baptist. Catholic. Christian. EpiscOpalian
Friends. German. Evangelical, Lutheran.
Methodist. Presbyterian, Reformed and
Uniyersalist. in Great Britain by all the
church assemblies and boy two synOds in
Switzerland.
The Cooperating Committee in Great
Britain. appointed by the Richmond IA
ecutive Committee. took hold of the mat
ter with great energy. and TO increase
their Influence associated with themselves
number of persons. prominent i'm Church
or state, who constitute the Arbitration
Alliance.
The chief objects for which this meeting
Of the Executive Committee was called
were u receive reports from tine IN, M
lers as 90 their success in raising the
$1,000 which 30 was estimated at pre-
vI0us meeting was necessary for their
work. ana TO receive the London COM
Wlttcc's response Co. o. proposal made them
nF This committee 20 undertake the or
edn.1ine OF thc work on the continent
The members present reported the
amounts they had received i'm response
TO the personal letters they had written
o. friends Boa the effort To- raise 5000
owing 90 the absence of the treasurer
Who is ont OF the city. and Of several
other members, no accurate statement
Fis made of the amount raised. but il
Was manifest that comparatively a small
amount had been received. 10 was or
u'f'd That the treasurer send the amount
in hand Co DR. Darby. the chairman of
iNr ioh1on committee as part Of the
share of the American committee I'm pros
erutns the work ON the continent
communication was read from the
London committee of the Arbitration Al
lance stating that their chairman. who
is the paid secretary OF the Peace So
Getty had permission from his society
10 TAKE inc time necessary 10 visit the
principal cities Of Europe. I'M accordance
with the request OF the Richmond com
iHlttee. provided travelling expenses corll
Doc provided. The committee expressed its
purpose 10 persist in its efforts 10 se-
euro the means needed for this and other
parts OF its work
The chairman laid before the commit
tee the annual report OF the Arbitration
Alliance. presented az the anniversary
meeting held in London. the first session
oi which was presided over by Walter
Iiazcu Lsq- VI. T.. and the second by
ar ~ cstcott Bishop OF Durham.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-17

To-day the thirty days will expire since
the axproval OF the city ordinance by
Mayor Taylor, which grants the Richmond
Conduit Railway Company a charter ior
the construction OF an underground cleo
trio railway on Broad street. from the tx
position Grounds. within which the bona
OF $1,000 IN city or United States bonds
has TO be deposited with the city au-
thorities. Inquiries at the Office OF the
CITY Auditor last evening elected the fact
that no one had as yet called there with
a view Of making the prescribed deposit.
Unless this is done by this evening the
franchise becomes null and void.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-17

Reports From se,enty-Tbree Counties
show y Small Falling on

show u Small Falling on.
The last complete returns published by
the Auditor Of Public Accounts in regard
to the assessment Of the valuation Of
real estate in this State We're from fifty
five counties. Since then Colonel Morton
Marye has received full reports from the
additional eighteen counties Shenandoah,
GraysOn. Clarke. GOochand. Amelia,
WestmOreland, Charlotte. Campbell, Lam
caster King and queen, Richmond. Fair
fax, Scott. Lunenhurg. Tazewell, Buck
ingham, Nansemond. and Prince Edward.
These reports show that in the seven
ty-three counties heard from the assess
ment of the valuation of real estate as
taken from the land books of 1894 repre-
scented total of 1921 96S 1913. while the
new assessment Of this year aggregates
SllS632.9l2, showing a falling of during
the past year of $S,S55.5sl, or 25-i per
cent.
The falling off in the first twenty-five
counties reported was 2 SIS per cent; I'm
the first twenty-five counties, LID per
cent: in forty-hve counties, 29-l6 per
cent; IN fifty-fve counties, 2l0-l6 per
cent. and in sevonty-three counties, l2-l6
per cent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-17

Special dispatches received here yester-
dav morning brought the information
that the steamer Ariel. with large crowd
of negro excursionists on board. had sunk
in James river during the storm Monday
evening. The excursion boat left Peters
burg Monday morning. and went down 10
Norfolk The storm did no further 1an-
age than TO delay the boat ie" hours
Mr.. Irwin Weisiger, superintendent OF 'he
VIRGINIA. Navigation Company. received
fron, the shin's captain the following an
svver 70 a telegram Of inquiry:
Mr.. Irving Weisiger:
Petersburg, Va, July 10Th.
Arrived here at Goa a. VI.
A d. GUY, Master.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-17

Deputy Sheriff c. II. Leath, Of Prince
George county. was at the Office Of the
Auditor Of Public Accounts. in the state
Library building. yesterday to square up
his accounts. He had delivered at the
penitentiary Edward Garner (coored),
who was sentenced TO three years i'm
prisonment for Jail breaking.
Sheriff 1. r. Harkrader. of Wythe coun-
ty also called, after turning over 10
superintendent Lynn a colored convict
by the name of John Casey. who had
been sentenced 10 TWO years imprison-
mcnt for house-breaking.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-17
arr TOR BALTIMORE.
The first Instsilment of Young Baptists
Left Yesterday.

.r,o first installment Of the Richmond
,.,....t,r Of the Baltimore Convention
Of Baptist Young People left yesterday
af,ornoon at 3.l5 o'clock via the South
crn railway Among the crowd OF pas
se"gcrs AZ the depot could be seen her ana
80 a., enthusiastic young Baptist with
b.s ola rose and green badge Tapping from
the lapel OF his coat. u, ,r
T.h,s AFTERNOON the delegates VIII pour
- .,,,n bv the score. All the state
,.l',,ne en- the York River boat have been
,el[rn hut arrangements have been made
49, f,,rnish all passengers with cots state
~ .,,.'.,tatior Leader ~ottrell thinks
nat tbore will be about two hundred
tii,.bnond delegates On the special steam
ar Baltimore tonight. Perhaps, hfty van
take the special coach on the Richmond
FrcdericksburC and Potomac road. state
president ]. Calvin Moss, Of Lynchburg
was in the city yesterday, looking after
th, interests Of the organization. lie re-
~rrfed that a large delegation from
Ivncl,burg would go 10 the convention.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-17
Hastings Court.

The following cases were tried in the
Hastings Court yesterday before Judge
Witt and q jury:
James Kelly. charged with breaking
into the residence of W. Ii. Mayo and
stealing a gold watch. etc. was sent TO
the penitentary for five years.
William Patton was given fifteen days
IA JAN for entering the home of James
j. Eoode and stealing two eggs.
Ernest Minis was sent TO all for sixty
day for shooting at James Taylor with a
pistol.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-17

\ meeting Of the stockholders OF the
Il. +. Johnson Publishing Company was
held Monday afternoon. and the officers
for the ensuing year elected as follows:
President. b. +. Johnston: Secretary ana
Treasurer II. ". Davis; Drectors-J.
ID. Crump. T. A. Cary. f. \. Hoen. John
L. Mcclure. Everett Waddey, b. f. john
son, and H. ". Davis
The report Of the president showed the
business 20 have been very satisfactory.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-17
inc his way home when he met with his

ing his way home when he met with his
The attention Of the brakeman OF the
tain was called to a noise on the top OF
one OF the coaches about SlS yesterday
-.,'errd roncs hanging over the edge or
~ car. in an unconscious condition, and
had him removed to the baggage car,
80 No d.cd about Ais O'Clock as the
train was entering the city.
roro,,er Taylor who was nouned,
,.,c,.cd the body and on examination
fannd nat the skull was crushed In back
~ the right ear, and az there was no as
tarhance 10 vas decided 'nat ne Nau co,ne
."' t.. aea,h by being struck by bridge
=, .,-,c other obstruction while riding
on top OF the cars .,u ,.,
me body was turned over to his father,
~ Tones. who lives at No. 1905 north
first street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-17
Reunion of the Old First.

The surviving members OF the Old First
Regiment are making grand preparations
for their annual reunion. which Is 10 take
place tomorrow at Blandon Park. Inc
members and their invited guests will be
entertained at lunch about noon, and a
tempting dinner will follow at =. NJ. 1t
is hoped that all war members Of the Old
First will find 1t convenient to attend
the festivities.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-17
Melllnn News Notes.

WELDON, y. c.. July Especial
judging from the number OF TOBACCO
flues the farmers Of the county are nuy-
ing. The conclusion is that there Is
very large increase in tobacco acreage
in the county.
4 German was given at Enfiald last
ni@bf nv the Gles club OF hat town.
c,r,nlionentarv to the visiting young
ladies. II was greatly enjoyed.
Ar..srs. J. j. Lockhart and c. q. Evans
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-17
Ucnrirn County, News.

II was a very quiet day at the county
courthouse yesterday. nothing OF any
Importance transpiring.
J. Il. Homer was granted liquor IL
cense. and W. W. Wallace qualified as
special POLICE.
The case Of J. i. Rholedder and }. a.
Teriger came up before Squire vincent,
and the former was put under a BOND OF
500 TO keep the peace for six months
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-17

Rev. DR.. l.. G. Broughton delivered his
lecture on "Chow-Chow" az Leigh-Street
Baptist church last night before large
and highly appreciative audience. The lee
ture was fun OF interesting information,
ana abounded in Amusement. The speak
or was listened TO with close attention
throughout and was frequently heartily
appiauded. Or. Bfoughton made many
friends in this city while conducting a
series OF meetings for Rev DR.. Wright a
few months ago, when large audiences
greeted uim
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-17

Baltimore, Md, July IL to 81, 1soo-Bap-
list Young Peoples Union of America.

The Southern Railway Company has
been chosen as the official route Tor the
above Convention, and Will sell tickets
from Richmond over the YORK River Line
on July 10Th and l7th. good 10 return
until August 5th. inclusive, at rate OF
81 for the round trip.
on the afternoon Of July nth, In ad-
dition 10 the regular steamer from west
Point, the elegant steamer baltimore
will be run for the accommodation Of
the party going that day, tickets being
good on either steamer. Everything
possible will be done 10 make the trip
an enjoyable one IN every respect. For
additional information apply 10 II. w.
Cottren state Transportation Leader
or John NJ. Bean 4. i. a. Southern Rail-
way, 90 east Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-17

The annual picnic Of Richmond Lodge
No. a, l.. j. O. Elks. will be held al
Providence Forge Tuesday. July I'D. only
the Elks, their families. and a few in
yited guests Will attend the outing. which
Ike all social affairs conducted by the
brethren Of the branching antiers, VIII
be delightfully."- complete in every feature
that can give enjoyment to i pleasure
party.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-17

Thomas Copeland Made a Mistake in the
Object of His Aim.

In the yard Of the Atlantic Coast Line
yesterday morning, about IL o'clock,
Thomas Copeland. coiorcd. shot Thomas
Fuller. colored. In his arm. nficting a
PAINFUL wound Copeland was trying to
shoot negro named Robert Boyd, but
DIS ann was not good. and Faller suf-
iti'l the consequences.
Lefly in the day Copeland and Boyd
had quarrel over some trivial matter.
copeland left the car but returned
about - O'Clock with a revolver The ear
Was crowded with negro men. the en-
pioyes OF the railroad. and these at once
ifocg 0ded io scatter. leaving only Full
iri' Boyd. and Copeland IN the car. Full
lr sa'd he did not see that Copeland
.ad pistol until be began 10 shoot.
iie hfed twice az Boyd both bullets
striking Fuller The ambulance was sum-
ih9n'i and The wounded man was at
tended 90 Copeland is yet at large. but
tae police are keeping a sharp lookout for
num- All three men are employees Of the
Atlantic Coast Line
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-17
Rey. Mr.. Mullins In the CITY.

Rev T.. Y. Mullins. OF Baltimore, who
was recently elected assistant seer stary
OF the Foreign Mission Board OF the
city yesterday. While he has not given
his decision as TO whether ne viii ac-
cept the Office. he expressed himself as
ia yorably Impressed with the city, and IL
Is very probable that he VIII accept.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-17
To Delegates and Visitor. to the Il. Y. P

BY the Richmond. Fredericksburg, and
Pete mac railroad. the rua 10 Baltimore IS
made in about five hours. Should you
be called home hrriedly, there are four
trains daily Sundays excepted from
Baltimore to Richmond, and thee trans
on Sunday.
The round-trip rate IS $40.
Information as 10 this route may be
obtained from Mr.. II. W. Cottren State
poriation Leader. or from Office Of
Traffic Manager r. =. and Z. railroad.
Byid-street station
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-17
Rcsirncd Ia His Enfe.

A Republican commissioner OF the ceve-
nue. OF one OF the counties In Southwest
Virginia. who viii soon be superseded
by Democratic competitor, sce;us 70 be
fully resigned to his fat,. When sending
his financial statement 10 the Auditor OF
public Accounts yesterday he added the
following postscript:
with this ] bid you goodbye. was
licked BY q Democrat In the late election.
20 am out" .. ---.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-17
Mr.. Adams Painfully Hurt.

Early Yesterday morning. while Mr.. j..
" adams and wife. who live on the
hermitage read about two miles from the
civ. were trying to fix piece OF plaster
ing in one OF the rooms. the plastering ieil
on Mr.. Adams face. injuring one or MS
eyes. Or. Blanton was summoned. ana
rendered the necessary surgical ala. Mr.
Adams was painfully but not seriously
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-17
Low Rates to Baltimore and Eeturn-R.,
T. and 4. X. AZ.

Account Of meeting Of Baptist Young
Peoples Union. the Richmond, Freder-
icksburg and Potomac railroad will sell
round trip tickets 10 Baltimore at the
one-way rate. $40 Tickets on sale az
Byrd-Street station or Richmond Trans
fer Company. Ninth and Main streets.
July 10th and l7th. Not good for going
trim after nth; final limit, August 5th
iS.5. c. a. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-17

two well-known and popular young me-
of this place. left here this hiorni"s 90
a lorg pleasure tramp. fney VIII 800
Panacea Springs. Henderson, ha'cS
Greensboro, Mount Airy. ana Ns"ov
They will walk every loot OF ,no -
snendtng several DAYS at important poin9
,rho,,. nroyress will be watched with D.
terest by their many friends here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-17
The NichOla, Case.

In the Nicholas case the Court OF APP
peals has not yet made any response
10 the petition Tor writ OF error. which
was made on the ground that Judge Well
ford had no authority 10 pronounce the
sentence OF death. His counsel viii
probably know the finding OF the court
the latter part or the week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-17
We Tisdais DIS Of HI Irlarlrs.

Mr.. George Tisdale, who was seriously
l,,nred at Mr.. Joel z. Stoves shop on
Governor street Saturday. died Sunday
n,sht at the Virginia Hospital. Mr.. Tis-
dale was Injured internally by being
struck In the abdomen by piece OF tim
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-17

70 military duty at Pocahontcs. The war
rants were issued FOR STAFF and band and
for Company A and Company Il, the mrs,
one to Major Cutchins and the other TWO
to Captains Clarence Wyatt and J. =
Shafer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-17
Received Their Paw.

Major Sol. Cutch!ns. commandant OF
ths Rlues' Battalion, yesterday received
from the proper authorities three war.
rants for the pay due the members OF
that organisation for the services rem
dered by them while they were detailed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-17

Walter Jones. "a Coiored Youth, Thus Meets
His Death.

Near Williamsburg yesterday morning
Waller Thomas Jones coiored youth OF
this city. vas killed on the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad
IL seems that young Jones. who was
about seventeen years old. left his home
here on Sunday night on negro excur-
ston. AID II u thought that he was beat
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-17
Kitten by IA Snake.

A white boy about eleven years OF
age, named Gun Bruce, was bitten by
moccasin snake about three miles from
the city limits yesterday He was taken
IN the aimshouse and treated by Or.
Parker. AT a late hour last night he
was doing very nicely.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-17

The Richmond Howitzers had their
semi-monthly meeting at their armory
last evening, but transacted only bust
ness OF minor Importance. In view OF the
tact that the drills are ordered OF for
the summer, the men appeared IN citizens
clothes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-17
He Will Recover.

Major Henderson, the negro man WHO
was badly hurt near Richmond on tie
Richmond and Petersburg railroad Mon
day night. and afterwards had one OF
his legs amputated at the Retreat for
the sick was improving last night. He
VII rocOIer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-17

ber which was being sawed. He suffered
intense agony.
Nr. Tisdale was twenty-rine years OF
ago unmarried. and lived with his mother
an .50f O street He was highly esteemed
bv his acquaintance. and his death was
q. great shock to his employer and assoc
ciates. 49,,
The funeral services were held from the
bc1ae OF the deceased yesterday afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-17
A Small Fire.

At 40 o'clock yesterday. morning the
house OF Mr.. j. ". Williams. No. Z2r9
Church Hill avenue, was set on ire by
defective st0ve-plpe The damage amount
ed to about s.. There was no insurance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-17
SHE IS ALL ALONE.
SING. 4 FEMININE CELESTIAL,
AERTyE> From THE WEST.
ming the only Chinese Woman in the
city. She Can't Enjoy Society Life
After the Oriental Fashion.

ese &C. tho only one in tho city. HOW
,.,.somc ard foIiorn she must feel Ron
,.son Crusoe had his man Friday with
,., but Leo Sing. the Chinawoman. who
.-r,ycl in Richmond from San Francisco
,,s.erlay morning at so o'clock over the
rs,.apcakc and Ohio road. is the only
,enrcscntativc Of Chinese femininity IN
richmond. Unlike Tom Moorc's Last
poso OF Summer" whose companions
fsdcd and left. Leo never had any Of her
ssx and nationality IN the capital OF the
confelcracy. She has 10 walk about the
CITY the observed OF an observers. switch
her queue from one side OF the pavement
90 the other. peer at tho American No-
men. and wonder Why they persist IN
wearing balloon q YES and iour-ln-hand
ties.
TYPICAL or HrH SIX.
Leo Sing is a typical Chinawoman. enc
was not attired in regulation IN de S'tcie
style when she stepped or the day-co"'h
40 the Chesapeake and ONO s'auoh w.
tsrIay morning She looked "a uihe sur
missed when she observed that she was
.le object OF keen interest % everybody
.n the ncichborh0Od of the station Ihey
razed at her and made comments. News
f,,ye cran-shootcrs. and boot-biacks con-
erspatcd abouf her. and scarcely gave
the poor woman room enonsh 10 pass.
Ola. IA ha." laughed dusky KNIGHT
OF tho bones. while several people &c
clared they never saw any woman look
ike Leo. ,..s.o.,
an "a rafbrr lcngthy CLOAK, loose skirt
r~,i. affer lsr own peculiar idea, and
reaching 90 ner shoe-toys she "oie
lie regulation queue, whlth huns 40" Il
hcr back. and appeared 10 be quite Out
- a|fc So TAR as American styles are
.'..,.,f.1 Her diminutive feet were
of.t..to az curiosity. From standpoint
az dimensions they would have put TO
nm insane desire TO escape critciFns
.,.b as chicago women 5 feet have 's-
tslreNr9 as stercotNpei phrases. Ihtfe
wasn't anyi hing Iuluycsque about them.
Win TWO cluNAMr>.
Loo came in with two Cinnamon. They
eli came from san Francisco. The amer
ican rendezvous for angulaf-eyed 'cies--
ff4ls She can talk kind of hybrid
Eullish. with variations. This she
learned in Frisco. The trio went 10
the Chinese laundry at no. lIo east
Main street. where Lee Hop wiclds lhe
iron with neatness and dispatch Lee
Uop Is an old-umcd Richmond China
man be has been here for quite q
while. ana has stored mp many dollar
from his faithful work on -bosoms
and Iuked-cuns tie proved himself
an oxceedmely wise Chlnaman 10y locat-
ing beneath the shadow of the First
police-statiOn. where bee could expect
protection from the i1Obos who maze ii
so warm for Hop Luns.
~ seems that Lee Hop had more than
"a speaking acquaintance with the three
Chinese people who arrived yesterday.
and they greeted each other In frien4lN
Chinese fashion. Leo Sing will probably
20 10 work doing up shirts at Hop Lee s
cleansing establishment
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-17

II is understood that the military COM
pany at Harr.sonburg will be ordered in
a day OF two 10 relieve the thirty odd
men OF Fitz. Lee Troop, of Lynchours'
who have been holding the fort at Poca-
hontas FOR the past few weeks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-17

\ large delegation from Rlchriond VIII
60 10 Baltimore in special cars via Rich
mond. Fredericks burg and Potomac
railroad. Round trip only $40 Several
trains daily AT convenient hours.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-17
An Alarm of Fire.

An alarm Of fire was turned In at 1.Ss
yesterday evening from the corner Oh
Fifteenth and Main streets, caused by a
blaze over the clothing store OF Hirsh-
berg. No. l41 east Main street. The IRE
was extingushed with trifiing loss.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-17

Owing 10 the absence Of one OF the
judges and contestants. the gold-medal
contest which was 20 have taken place
last night IN the Grace-Street Baptlot
church was postponed until Friday night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-17

Richmond TO Baltimore and return,
$40, via Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad, July 18th and I'm.
account of Baptist Young Peoples Union.
Tickets good TO return until August 9th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-17

Delegates 10 the b. \. 4. U. a. Con-
,.enfto1 In baltimore are advised that
the Richmond. Fredericksburg. and Po-
tomac route offers choice Of three trains
n dav In both directions between Rich
,,orj and Baltimore. Trains leave
both cities at convenient hours in the
morning. midday. and evening. The
run is about five hours only. and passes
through the national capital. The
round-trip fare is Si.'O.
Information as 10 THIS route may be
ohtafned from III. ". Cottreii, State
Transnortation Leader, or from the Of
dee of Traffic Manager. r. +. and p.
railroad, Byrd street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-17

Makes pure blood. These three words
tell the whole story OF me wonaertuI
best blood purifier and spring medicine.
Hoods Pills cure jaundice. biiiousness.
sick headache. consupauon ana al nver
ulA