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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-07-19
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Quien carece de sego1odo y prdmaG
por GALES Y plazas mai camiua,
Y el que mide con cWartG y con tercerG
de flo es catalan y que es hort6ra
dos tres so dice cornunme mente
de las cuastas do rarida pendiente,
y ell que todO apetozc%, de contado
que vaya y que la compre en el mercado
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-07-19
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su bnoa Impression Ia clarda1 sencie7 7oo e;a EN- el
pre- preferlhle d to los los demas textos2O edicion
Sc vende esta Capital casa de los senores T.
NOEL Y "a V L. SOLO S. en- Co. Ponce casa de don
Manuel Lopez ell reSto lie la lsa en- todO$ los
estabecimientNs de impOrtaneiA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-07-19

0RANDk$ MALES GRANDEs RENE
DIOsCuanO epOb oomedto orgdnico aniqua e cuerpo
e esprtu Sc impo1e deXover al sstema neyI9so t0da
de Cerebra Ge Uc conceptuado por los me icos en
recOnstttuyente poderoso ei Vitaza
DOR rapidO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-13

II now appears that Daniel y. Jcr es
c0l0red), who recently died I'm Heurico
county. and over whose body the coro-
Hers jury pronounced death from ma
tural causes. died from the affects Of
medicine administered by George Wash
iugt0n LOmax. cOlOred, hOodO0 doctor.
lomaN wrote a prescription for tinctnre
of iron and oak bark juice, and signed IL
"G. ". L0max. VI. d. Jones took u
regularly and grew worse. Then LomaN
decided that the symptoms exhibited by
the patient called for change. So he
wrote Il prescription for OAK bark juice
ami tincture OF iron. Wednesday Jones
spirit winged its flight hence.
Justice James II. Lewis heard of the
medical treatment administered and
called an inquest after engaging Drs
CrONtOn and Staten 10 make a post
mOrten examination. and an inyestiga-
ton into the thereputics applied By
George Washington LomaN. NJ. D."
They reported tho facts above noted
aud thus saved the quack from the
charge Of manslaughter But the charge
OF practlclng medicine unlaWfully stlll
stands against him.
LomaN has fled Tor parts unknown.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-13

The Candidate for the House Of Delegates
to be- Nominated Next Month.

The County Democratic Committee Of
Hcnrlco met at the county courthouse
yesterday morning at II o'clock, and we're
in session until o'cock. They formu-
lated plans for the nomination OF can
ll1atc for the House of Delegates. II
was decided that the candidate shah be
elected by convention, which j. 10 De
held at the county court house AT noon
on September 18th.
This body is 20 consist Of torty-two
DELEGATES who ave 10 be elect III at pre-
cir a. meetings. which will be held on
September 18th throughout the county
The DELEGATES 10 the convention are ap-
poriioncl ass follows.
Shi makers. 9. Forks OF the R)ad. =;
Ridge Church, ., Clayton. 2. snort Pump,
D. Jones. g. Barton Heights, 4, bruln =
2. Hungary. 3; smithers'. 4. Hardlns, a.,
Bakers. .. Carriers. %, To IN Han, =,
Whtlock's. !. Seven Pines 2.
Tho hour for holding precinct ne ! 1gs
az Shumakcr's. BakerG. Jones. Hardin
Smithefs'. Barton Heights, Clayton Ridge
Church ard Forks Of the Road Is > =. NJ
For Short Pump Bruins. lung cry.
Seven Pines. Carriers. Town Han ana
WhhicCk's . =. VI. of the same day
The hght for tire House Of Delegates
this time is q three-cOrnered one 50 far
The candidates already IN the field are
Nossrs Beveriigc. Maupin. and Blniofd.
The campaign is beginning TO warm UP,
and q lively nIht is expected
Before Adjoining the committee elect
od Mr. Thomas Larus member or us
body TO nm the vacancy caused by the
death of Mr.. Barney Brill, at Hardin's
shop.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-13
yrRGTAII HI>ToRIcaL sOcTErT.
An Interesting Meeting-New Members
IIccted-Other Business.

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Executive Committee Of The Virginia
Historical Society was held Saturday
night. August 10th. az the sociesys build
ing Present, Messrs Bryan. chairman.
Brtcke, Valentine, Iraylor. Stan1rd. and
Wise.
Ia the absence Of the corresponding and
recording secretaries. Mcssrs Bruce and
Richardson, Mr.. StanaId acted as secre-
tary.
The receipt Of a number Of books. etc,
was reported, among them The West
over Manuscripts Petersburg, 1871, pre-
scented by Mr.. Cunningham 'eyton.
The report OF the treasurer was re-
ccyed and approved.
The following gentlemen were elected
members of the society: III. +. Robinson
New York. Professor John j. Bassett,
Trinity College Durham. y. c., II. L.
Bradford. Cincinnati, and Frank T.. Best,
Chicago. The acting secretary reported
that Mr.. Leiper Moore, Robinson had
loaned the society the. following portraits
which had been received and hung. j.,
Governor SpotswoOd ?. Dorothea Spots
wood. daughter Of the Governor ana VIE
Of Nathaniel Irest cambridge 3 Angus
tine Moore OF Chelsea, Ming william
county. the first OF that name I'm Virginia,
8. his wife and child. 3, Thomas Moore,
son OF Augustine Moore, o. man ira
ditIonally called Mr.. Bickerton, the Lon
don merchant. of Augustine Moore. I. a
woman. iradid0nally called the Cover
ness. also a framed copy Of the Garter
Tree"
The committee directed the secretary to
thank Air. Robinson for the loan of the
valuable and interesting portraits. and
ordered that an entry be made on the
minutes of the society that the pictures
would Dee held subject 20 Mr.. Rooinson's
order
should Doe procured for all portraits now
iu the sOcictys building.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-13
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
Offerings md Sales NJ The Richmond To-
hsec" tN'hang" internal Revenue
collections Foreign Al ices.

NEW YORK. Are ~ Tho general ox-
pt.iHfiDns U STOCK cIrDl.s aI tha ,In..
81 IasI week was tnat ID lnc Government
crop fcpof. 'ssut1 ON SATURDAY proved
latnrthlU. flN uarnctf f.f .t.4ulIss
would show considerable activity .uI
fIf.NEtn to-day. bu tne .omnaIf Oh
f..N VNi.t condition or Affairs prUVaIlfa.
... .ft.u.atnu presented fcw features
ont interest it0 total .rt.f were tuIr
ii-f-H shares After fairly iitas.
N.NrIN- aNI au advance uf Isl feb p Der
I.NI in prices. tN0 bears ua4t a 4l.I.s
0. fiiie. uh''f which ile improvement
N0NInA s'caI.l me general marNct i.r
s.'ft umc nut later ou lg.ccs again
1|.IIfI AS compared wish ffc mrh.ft
ItNi'' uI 'nc morning. American nuat. %
... burlington Us. ana tne other iu.I.a
ONt q I'D D irr CONT Inc selling .uose-
m.Nt Hae DUE in part. Co fle aucNleDt-
t-if iifec fHii 'r@lgnmcuf uf .lt"' I
ioi shipment nt tuc steamship lann ..-
morrow inr strength of sterling 'f-
tN. ntr increased Ilc apprehension ABOUT
stu N'ati.r cola shipments uft lr' t.f
til oi ttt w..h Tho dfHIu-s 'u eio SIS
were ai-cN prl'DftIonaL AND lnc i'al-
lls operators appeared tu Dee taking lit-
tr interest Iu fl. DEALINGS. being ape
flr.ntIN willing fn see ono short interest
lncieasri flufl quotations were '.1 '
lAt.N closed steady In tome. Amor
Che special fi.e Nrn 0rk. Sus1urnan-t
arl Western chicago and Eastern q
IN.e preferred were strong tNrNir nNL4
and closed with mot Sam of 10 f'r
cent? fle former 0u more .dNofaHI' '-
ports concerning tnf financial 'Hni flnn
OF fhe company aui the latter on lur-
cfascs for Investment. partly for Boston
a'tl unt Nrt manages 3D. lhc t.'iN' ISL
generally showed declines "i 'sH1 per
cent American Tobacco went OF ia
while lhIrale ANA Eastern Illun't .ni
Nr" 'fN. e's4a' itNnt .hN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-13

SUTTON. Died. Monday. August 18th.
az 3 o'clock a. NJ. OF typhoid-feyer,
VIRGINIA GARNETT, daughter Of
Frank r. and Lillian ii. Sutton, IN the
thirteenth year Of her nge.
The funeral wifi take place from her
fathers residence. No. 1905 Grove avenue,
III ESDAN at 40 o'clock T. NJ.
JEFFERY Died. at 3o3 west Franklin
street. Monday morning. August Il. 1898,
Mrs MARGARET ROBERTA JEFFERY,
widow OF the late Aaron Jeffery, and
daughter OF the late Or. Robert Archer
Funeral from Grace Episcopal church
TUESDAY AFTERNOON at o.3O L. NJ.
Norfolk papers please copy.
WADE.--Dled Friday. August 9TH. at
llI5 =. NJ. MATTE PERCWAL, IN
FAINT daughter Of DR. ana Mrs. w. VI.
Wade; aged twenty-one months and ten
days
wILLIAMs.-Died, at his fathers resi-
dence 42s Nicholson street, CARL
ARNOLD. son OF H. W. and l.. X. VII
llams: AGED nIne months.
Funeral al residence OF his parents
TO-DAY Tuesday at l.. NJ. Friends
OF the family Invited 10 attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-13
Elrclrncnled The DOGS.

PENSACOLA, Aug. l2.-The first trial
of electrOcuting dogs was made by the
city officials at the city pound on Mon
day afternoon. A wire had been run from
the plant Of the Citizens Electric Light
and Power Company into the lnclosure,
and IL was brought into contact with
wire stretched across the yard. from
which was suspended another wire, win
a hook al the end. upon which piece OF
raw beef was fastened. When all was
ready. the dogs were turned out or the
pen. and one Of them Immediately seized
the meat The live wire was drawn up
in contact with the other wire. and IN
second the dog turned over dead Aitsr
that the dogs would not take good nold
OF the meat. and some Of them were pain
fully shocked without being killed. rms
plan was then abandoned, and the animals
were taken singly, their necks drenchei
with water. and a wire was placed
around them. When this wire was
brought i'm contact with the I'VE wire
they were killed instantly, and IN a snort
time fifteen were lying In pile.
The trial demonstrated that electtlcily;
if properly manipulated. is a quick anu
pafnfess method of DISCRIMINATING tHc
dogs. OF which large numbers are peihs
Gathered into the pound.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-13

The August Term of the Court VIII only
In.ta Few DAYS.

The Henrico County Court convened Tor
tine August term yesterday. Ihe
court will only DE i'm session until Thurs
day. ass there is practically no business
ON the docket
The Will of Robert =. Blackburn, de-
ceased. was air tied 10 probate. The
estate IS valued III $500. Mrs. Elizabeth
-. Blackburn qualified as administrators
with the will annexed.
D. W. Terrell qualified as administra-
tor for the estate of Emeline Josephine
Terrell. .ccoased. Value OF estate, S2,9D.
Bar-r0om licenses were issued 10 W.
Il. Johnson AMI W. H. Curtis.
Messrs. r. 4. cary y. W. Chamber
Jayne and Dr. William Y. Croxton, jail
commissioners. yesterday submitted their
report TO Judge Wickham. II sets forth
that am Investigation Of the premises
showed the prison 10 be I'm good condi-
fl0n. and the food served prisoners
healthy and wholesome.
sam Davis. the c0l0red h0use-breakcr,
was given Il hearing yesterday morning
40 the residence Of Mrs. Boyle. whose
house DE broke into some time ago. After
hearing the evidence I'm the case Justice
Vincent sent Davis on TO the grand jury.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-13
DUDns AND NornER HrHn4RDs.
\ Game of Ball to BE Played ut West End
Park To- " orrow

At Wcst-Eud Park tomorrow the
/ Dudes VIII meet the Mother Hubbards.
The game will be called at 49, Jt VIII
bee played for the benefit OF the Free
Bispcnsary Hospital, and should Doe we'll
patrOuized. as 90 rs "a very worthy OBJ
icct Not only this. but 30 Will Doe we'll
worth the price. - cents. as Il VIII Doe
the most original thing Of IT'S KIND ever
seen iu Richmond. The Dudes VIII wear
boomers and. Of course. the Mother Hub
bdris Will be- in regulation costumes and
large straw hats with feathers and Hover
decorations
The umpire will represent the new wo-
man. and Dee will introduce novelties IN
hi5 lire that arc calculated TO be side
sulifers. The following are the players.
Dudes ID. Pleasant. catcher. x. X.
Paynter, pitcher. ). ID. 'lo1sluts, short
stop a. Russell first base. NJ peasants,
second base, Charles Spicer trir1 base,
James L. YcunG. leff-hfid. =. e.. Pleas
trc-nold. Substitutes. j. r.. Alnatrec. r..
". Jones. and sam. WORKMAN
Mother Hrbbggrrds,- Edsar Freeman,
Walker. left-aeid. Joe FoIfq1reaa. third
base. Willie Taylor certre-held. I'd. Hdr-
TlfOn, second base; W. GreauH BOD, right
field. Henry Mayo. FIRST base. Tyler
Brock, short stop. substitutes. DR.. j. =.
RCu. Cherries Williams DR. David Me
cav. and g. j. Paoh, umpire, g. H. J0r-
den; scorer. Dr. T.. y. Spdl.ne.
Mr. John IOissieuX. who SID gard the
centre garden FOR the Dudes has soften
a machine from Paris for catching flies
10 Is said 10 beat Turkey Groves. and
makes errors impos sihla.
Charlie Jordan says his Calling gun has
arrived, end De Will not allow ANS kick
ing 300 Wednesdays game. His get-up as
nm pire Is unique. and. Ike the others,
orlertd his costume from Paris.
We have no base -iidere equal q KAN.
but Joe FOurqureal in his Mother lluh-
bard has invented a machine for base
stealing which Will allow him % get
th r. AN the same
Din pleasants says Edgar Freeman
shan't play IN his back yard n he don'
JET him Iit the ball
sam Workman Will nave charge Of IN
rcd lemonaat stand and VIII have hts
best smile with him during the game.
Jack Ninatree viii help sam. Workman
az the red lemonade stand during the
first OF the game.
Donnie Walker wiil pose as Trllby just
after the game
The umpire VIII present each player
who gets bail over the fence with
pie.
grdnd-stand, lJc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-13

The Richmond. Fredericksburg and Po-
tomac railroad Will sell round-trip tick
cts 10 Boston via Sound Lines, NfN' VIA
An Rail-" <l5T5. August I'd TO 26tn, sOoi
TO return until September l5 1875.
Sir Knights may leave Richmond az
7lO =. NJ. on Saturday. August -fth,
spend Sunday i'm New York. and leave
that city nj 80 T.. NJ. on the FAN River
boat. with Richmond Commandery. No.
.: or leave Richmond on sunday. August
18th, an 40 l.. NJ. with the commandery
of ST. Andrew. No. l3. spending Menday
morning in New York. and reaching Bos-
ton al $50 T.. N. by the Colonial EN-
press. one OF toe most completely
equipped train. in the country; or. n they
prefer 10 go a. alone, may take either
of the three trains Of the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad.
connecting with all-iail routes and Sound
Lines between N.w York and Blst ln.
For further information apply 10
E. A. TAYLOR,
Traffic Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-13
l.rnnerIY Transfers.

Richmond Virgl.ia ". Goddin's trus-
tees TO Mary 7. Godiin's trustees II
feet on Concord street, between Richard
son and Baldwin streets, 800.
Henrico: +. II. Burner ana VIE 10
A. L. Thomas, y IL feet on north side
Main street. near Gear, 80.
Thomas II. Farrani TO william IL.
Enroughty, 30 feet on east side Hollln8
street, in plan of Ferendsville. SO.
Guarantee Building Loan * Trust Com
pany TO V. l.. Floyd. II feet on west
side Brooke turnpike, near Oak street
500.
Thomas b. Murphy and y. 7. Ames
and their wives, 10 Rosa Is. Mcdowell.
10 s2-ioo acres near Masonic Home. N,@2.
James 7. Rcd3. Jr.. 70 s. muel h. Long,
lot in block .. Barton Heights, 500.
Sons and Daughters Of Liberty's trus-
tees TO Working Sons OF Love. n le-l.WO
acres, on south side Creighton road, $50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-13
Experimental Tanks 10 he Built

WASHINGTON. Aug. IA fracticai
step towards assisting the constr ucton
department Of the navy 10 decide import
amt questions concerning the dispiace-
ment Of war ships 10 be built. has peen
taken by Chief Constructor Hitch0ofh'
lie has ordered Constructor Ferguson 10
prepare an experimental tank at the
Washington navy-yard. in which models
of vessels may be tested.
For many years attempts have been
made 10 induce Congress 10 appropriate
sufficient money for the purpose, but al
these failed, and Commodore hiichnoin
has decided to 20 ahead with what money
he can spare from his construction fnhd.
The tank will be seventy rect long
thirty feet wide, and twelve feet deep.
Models Of { battleships and VIII
be first tested Such tanks are now used
by Great Britain, Germany, Italy, France
and Russia, with valuable results.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-13
rnnArDn INCnANGE.

RICHMOND. NA- Aug. -. 1885.
Private sales reported to the secretary
of thc Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day.
F.uafe. lu norshta1e. cutters. 1862. imo6-
an. a. Total l~6 lussHeads.
Tho tobacco irsnc.tor r.norts to-day.
Jrsne.tions Dark. -6 hoesheads and %
firrc,s. Ec.rsncctions dark. H. hogs
Afr.r-. DaVenport's. Planters. Alice
ehanv Ol Dominion Shork0c. and f.a-
brooks tobacco warehouses report zoe
I.,.. HorDfuf. 80 rlI tIc.-. deliveries .6
U.1i<aro4
I-.if.i States Internal revenue coIlee-
ft0rs for Obj. city of Richmond Va. ou
tol...,e tn-laV. Cigars and .irar.ffDs.
>,u-u ~. bling fohac.os. g...i1.3 Total.
ST. .lltn5
.r0.ra is lnolfrv from outside people
Gan. .tff.rs
rDnI EIr u their circular of August
; f~e- -s,. .Thc un-t month has ieeu
alffef ami a worry limited business done"
ffh. Inf.rsftlr,, Record Of SATURDAY.
Aiis.sf iu l~n- ea,s.
Ihe following viii show the movement
of tobacco during the past week af fhe
various warehouse. oaks inspections.
81. rceciuts. 81. loose. 4..0O. Farmers
Inspections o.. receipts. 81. loose. 3 llS.
Clrfre Inspections. rs. receipts. 90. i.0-e.
Nuu Alo0re's Iusreciions D.. .tDeiuf..
IL. loose y3Nu Total -IuereDtlous iGI.
rst.infa i.e,. loose lal-5
rofsI irsne.fiors nom fna 1sr Of o.-
.l., fC4t 81. l.r.l.t fnth % -.U. ..r-a
49, ft , sln
1i,,lo g. n-. .....-.
.,. ,.l,,.t.s,.ili. ,q.,rr .,N tf..i,i.s,'li.
NV. iD,','.,, r,.rk.te far fr. ,.lli ma
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-13
. Nron0 socIlI cLUH ElIDFO.
Expected to BE Red Hot in september
Grabbers Arrested.

ONANCOCK. VA Aug. l-.-Sp'clai.-
Mr. Us. J. W. LeCato. poet. novelist. and
hotel-keeper. announces himself an in-
denenaent candidate for the House Of
Delegates from AccOmac and Ellzapetn
CITY. in opposition 10 Major Baker =.
Ice He is brother OF state H '.ll...',
George ". LeCatO. who is an uncompfo-
missing Democrat From present nil,a-
tons politics will Doe ~ fever heat hele
before the end OF September.
For some time past chicken inleN's
have been rObbing The ben roosts ODD ana
around Temrerancevliio. FOO the northern
part OF this county. Several nights ago
Twelve or more fire chickens. belonging
20 Mrs. Nears OF that village htal'-
ri0usly di-appt Suspicion l'u on
Deacon Isaac Justis. coiorei mar OF
some prominence in his church. Inr h'a-
con was arrested, and ON the trial tne
proof was so strong against him that Pee
confessed his crime and piteously lleti
FOR mercy. The justice fined him $50,
with costs. and dismissed him with "a
solemn almOnifion TO amend his way s..
The deacon promised 90 comply.
Intelligence comes from Wacharfftsle
on the seaside, Of the death OF Af.
Thomas H James. one or the most nieh-
ly-resDeetel citizens Of AccOmac. lie Was
seveuty-twO years old. and had nren "a
member Of the Southern Methodist
Cnurch Tor many years
George DOrman and George walker. TWO
white men from Chrisfcid. Nd. were
captured last Thursday hy the Virginia
oyster steamer Accomac on tine charge
OF taking crabs in the waters OF POGO
mokc Sound. within the boundaries of
this State. they were brought to Acco-
mac Courthouse yesterday. tried before
Justice Parker. and. boz default of bail,
were committed 90 the county jail %
await the action OF the grand jury.
The committee Of the liarmOssOn-W est
Camp OF COME seratc Veterans who have
iu charge TrGUIrtI fair for fnN NlnH-
iit of the fund 90 erect monument %
the Confederate soldiers from the East
ern Shore. VINO lost their lives in The
war. have postponed the date OF the
fair from August 18th 20 september 3th.
The p0stpOncment ls made f0 enable
Senator Daniel. OF Virginia. ana Senator
Gordon. of Georgia. 20 Doe present and
lcliyer addresses on the occasion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-13
ter preaching there With much feeling

ter. preaching there With much feeling
and success.
Rev. Or. Frank Dixon. brother OF Rev.
Thomas Dixon, filled Or. Landrums pull
plt at the Second Baptist church. speak
Ing on "Unselhshness.
Rev r. r.. chambers preached at the
Calvary Baptist churcn in place or Rev
pr H. A. Bagby. both morning and
evening Mr.. Chambers will not be IN
Richmond much longer. as he has been
appointed by the Foreign Mission Board
to missionary field In CHINA. Mr..
Chambers is a young minister OF great
promise He leaves for China on the LIST
REV. Or. F.. l.. Pel. editor OF the
Bible Reader. preached Sunday at
Trinity church. but there was no service
there in the evening.
There were no services at the Broad
Street Methodist church during the
absence Of Rev. Or. Whitley.
Rev. Or. Sledd preached most elo-
quent sermon al the morning service. at
Centenary Methodist church. from the
second verse of the twelfth chapter OF
Romans.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-13

Wednesday. July Sist, Horace Dudley,
Jr tc0lOrei}, about eighteen years old,
see his father. Horace Dudley and fami-
d. He took the Baltimore and Ohio train
in Wilmington al AS j. NJ on the date
named. but did not arrive in Richmond
IN the time expected.
His father became uneasy. and tele-
graphed the boys brother at Wilmington.
lie made a search for him by telegraph
and in person along the route. lie found
that he had taken the boat at Baltimore
for West Point. but no trace Of him has
been discovered since then. His father
and brother are afraid something serious
has happened 20 him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-13

II YOU want 10 spend a pleasant day
and help the afflicted poor ot The ciiy. 20
with the Young Women's Christian Ten.
perance Union on their excursion 70 on
Point next Thursday, August 18TH. ms
chaperOned excursion is for the btneht or
the "Cot Fund of the old Dominion
HOSPITAL a charity which never appeals
I'm vain 10 our generous public. ENcut-
siOnists will remain ten hours AZ GA
Point. and those who so desire can take
a sail across 10 Ocean View ~ very
sI.ht cost The ladies in charge VIII
pf,I. ide sandwiches. fruit. and cream az
The most reasonable prices and hope To
be we'll patrOnized. al who can should
20 and help this worthy cause Tickets
for sale at the train.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-13
Put Tenders on the Cars.
dltor Of The Times:

To the Editor OF The Times:
The killing Of the little child In Man
ch ester Saturday last emphasizes the
med OF tenders on all the street cars.
Inc authorizes Of Washington, Balti-
r~o~o and other cities have made = OBJ
ligatory on the street-car companies 20
1900 .0ue device calculated to save
life. The same action should be taken by
our city fathers. Very certainly, 10 new
privilege should be granted TO the con-
pany now operating here, or 10 any new
company. unless II carried with 4 the
condition that all their cars be eq'Iippe |
with some device TO prevent accid>n OF
this sort IL were criminal not 10 insist
on this our people are I'm no humof
to submit any longer TO further neglect
In this matter .
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-13

To The TubIir,
We have declined positively 90 enter
any combination of local agents looking
to the re-cstabiishmeut Of rates ga this
city. bv the Southeastern Tarin Associt-
ton. our refusal last week To- unite with
them has caused the present situation.
and as long as our friends ana The pub
lie will uphold us IN our efforts 10 OBJ
tain only fair and adequate rates there
need be no cause for amy change IN our
position. I'm doing SO. they Will enable
us to maintain an independent position
affording competition, the lack of which
i'm The past few years has placed the
insurine public in the absolute control OF
the Southeastern Tariff Association with
their exorb.tant rates and oppressive
clauses.
PLEASANTS & CREN>lfAW.
General Agents. ii0i IL east Main street.
Phone ia.