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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-23
MEMoRiAI pAY AT SALEM.
The @. Ar, W.R @ and WoOdmsn
Win Observe the Day.

VIII ODserFe tlt OsJs
At l O'Clock, Thursdsy. the old SOL
diers and sailoFs will assemble ct the
headquarters in the state Insurance
block, form ia line. aud commence the
march to the Cemetery st 10 p. m,
under the command of r. A. CrOsssn,
whose aides are 3. +. Southwiek, H
A. Thomas and A. o. COndiL The
order Of the column will b. a. follows:
Marshal, X. A. Cro=saO.
Second Regiment Band.
Battalion Of Second Regiment, o. y.
g., under command Of MsjOr ID. {.
Sherman.
Sedgwick Post, No. 10, G. A. R., and
all visiting comrades, ex-soldiers and
sailors.
Sons o. Veterans.
Women's Relief Corps.
Salem Camp No. lis, WOOdmen Of
the World.
Citizens on foot and in carriages.
Arriving at the cemstsry the usual
services will be solemnized at the @.
A X. lot at the conclusion Of which 3
recess will be taken 30 as to enable the
veterans to witness the nnYeiling Of
the monuments of Harry Kay and r.
q. Brown by the Woodmen, Of which
order the deceased were members.
When these services are concluded the
procession will again be formed and
return to headquarters where the MEM
bers will be dismissed until 7:30 p. M,
when they will reassem0le and march
u the opera house promptly at s
O'Clock, when exercises will commence.
The seryices.of Major james Jackson,
assistant inspector-general Of the G.. A.
R., have been secured and his address
at the opera house in the evening will
be the event Of the day. Music and 9
number of other patriotic speeches will
add to the enjoyment Of the day.
The WoOdmen Will meet promptly
at IL o'clock Tuesday and form in pro-
cession. Each member Is expected to
bring a bunch Of flowers. Head Con-
sui Ealkenburg, Of Denver, Colorado,
will be present as master Of ceremo-
nies. At the cemetery interesting and
impressive ceremonies will be con-
Quoted by this order at the unveiling Of
the monuments Of two Of It's deceased
members.
The Memorial sermon will be
preached by Rev. q. w. Grannis at the
NJ. K. church Sunday, May 26. AL
old comrades should meet at the q. A.
K. hall at 10 sharp aud march TO the
church.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-23
PICK THEM UP.

we shOiS neW HODeifies la
rockers, odd chairs, cOnches
and lasiies' desks. ROg ID
the time 10 ssieot Hs0 things
for D0ar IDariOr. our styles
are entirely diHereH from
al other dedisrs.
KELLER a SONS,
IsO State -,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-23
Died

GRAY. AT saiem, Mas 3, lss5 al
G, .. %. Prudence NJ, only daughtei
Of Chas. A. and Lillian X. dIsy'
aged years aud 10 days, Of peri1oni'
tie.
On her last birthday, May lS, little
Prudence was taken i'll ct the table
while entertaining her cousins, and
never rallied from the hrst serious at
tack. For the psst week the family
have lived in The greatest anxiety
and secured ali the aids Of medical
skill, but with no avail.
The funersl vii be held prom th'
residence at 2 p. m. Friday, Rev
HutehisOn officiating.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-23
LADIns RRAD rHin

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nsaaels. $40, sis
Will AhlslNt filin Wttk,
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wsisls, sis
filaf a.
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-23
Proposals for Wood

Sealed bids for furnishing wood fol
School District No. "a will be received
at the office of the clerk. Wood 70 bt
delivered as follows. on or before Sept
i 1885:
East Salem-70 cords body fir anC
40 cords oak.
Park-65 cords body fir aud II cord
oak.
Lincoln-45 cords body fir.
North 5alem-60 cords body fir anC
l3 cords oak.
Bids will be opened Tuesday, Jun
4, 1895, at 7:3O pm. Wood for Ouly o.
building will be let to any oD'
person.
All wood must be feet in iengtt
reasonably straight aud cOrted clOseI!
The fir must be large or hOdy voc
and the oak must be split oak aud H.
grub wood.
The board reserves the ri hit to rel
any and all bids.
w. II. BYRD,
Chairman.
SCOTT BOZORTH, CLERK,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-23
PERSONALS.

II. 8. Gile returned from Engene
this morning.
DIR. and Mrs. J. G. Gnfiith visited In
Portland Wednesday.
Lee Steiner returned today from his
trip 70 ClAtsop county,
Mrs. Il. n. Jeasup has returned from
= visit with friends Al the metropolis.
Mrs. Il. IA. Friendly aud daughter,
RosAlie, Of Eugene, are visiting Ia thl'
city.
Hootl BozOrth transacted business IN
the metropolis today going down thii
morning.
Rev. ". II. 0wynne wAs passenger
10 Portland on tbs morning overland,
Ths reverend gentleman will lsays foi
Eastern Oregon next Tuesday on mis-
slonAry work.
hseFstATy of state IL. u. kineaid,
senator !. J.. Pattssson, DE- J, H.
Ksens. q. B, MooFss, J, q, Johnson
sad . numheF ~ othsr delegates -
tnEnea from Portland on the mofning
loeal.
slals Superintendent q. N, iFwin
vas . psAssngsT iof Toledo, on lhs
m0fnins local, ~ allsDd . oonYsnilon
" ths IAne0ln oouniy isscAsga iis
wiil bs ln Corvallis sad deliver . leo
isfs on Friday sysnlng, and on lasiaF
aay sFsnlna bs Viii leoiqns lsfegs lhs
f,siland unlYsfslly, fstuTnlnK hotiis
hoadsy,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-23

ALABAMA.-In alabama" which
will be presented at Reeds Opera
House, Monday next, Augustus
Thomas has given TO the stage at least
four characters which will live longer
than he will. The old southern planter,
Colonel Preston; the Northen railroad
man, Captain Davenport; Squire
Tucker, the Coosa county justice, and
Colonel Moberly, the relic Of the old.
tune southern gentleman, full OF polite
ness, chivalary and bravery. These
characters can be found all over the
south today. The cast presenting
"AIabams" Include the famous actor
Frank e. Bangs, Clement BAinridge
Ethel Irving, Inez Knowlton and
Emyline Barr
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-23

COME AND SEE-The miniature
dress suits" aud elegant costumes The
bridal party will appear in at the "Ton
Thumb Wedding" Friday evening al
the NJ Z. church. Admission to wed
ding l5c. supper aud program l0c.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-23
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-23
WE DON'T BOAST

bat oar patrons do sag that
the quality Of goods and me
accommodating Sercice at
oar store Is beyond all COM
petition. Our prices are Ia
tcdDs LOC. MiIter's Odd
Cent GrOcerD, AfmOrU
Bufiding.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-23

TIE CLARK SEEDLING.-Thsti is the
Tame Of that wonderful Hood River
strawberry VII .eh has gained wide
fame for its excellence. Its rich, red
juicy qualities please all. Branson &
Co., are receiving them fresh from the
vines every morning,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-23
Children Cry for
Pitchers CastoFia.

SOMETHING GOOD.-On next Tues
day evening the Mems League Of the
First Presbyterian church will give q
grand entertainment aud sociable
with lce cream aud cake aud straw.
berries aud cream. See program later,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-23
SCOTT BOzORTH, CLERK.
CITY Warrants.

Notice is hereby given mat have i
hand funds applicable to the paymen
Of all warrants Of the City of Salen
drawn on the general fund" and zen
dorsed" before February 7, 1895.
Interest will cease on said warrant,
from and after date II this notice.
T.. J. SwAPFoRD,
City treasurer.
Salem, May s, 1895. SGT
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-23

EE'Warden /. w. Berry Of the state
penitentiary wife aud daughter, went
70 Portland this afternoon. From
thence they will proceed 10 san Fan.
cisco, and after visiting for a short time
will take up tbeir residence AT Stockton.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-23

CONE OFF THE PERCH-And go to
Doty & Bennett's fish market. Perch,
crabs, CLANS and founders, the very
freshest, selling cheap at "a Court
street
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-23

BY THE YEAR, Month or day, you
can save money by taking your meals
at Kenworthy d Barnett's, who serve
the best l5-ceat meal to be found on
the coast.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-23
Police Court.

Recorder Edes, this morning, gave
four hobos the usual dose for trespass-
Ing. Otherwise, nothing happened
today 10 disturb the usual quiet OF thIs
court. For over week not even q
drunk has been sent up.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-23

CHICKEs's WANTS. -Cornmeal II
the best food for chickens. For sale
IA any quantity and At lowest prices
at Brewster A Whites, VI Court street
222t.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-23

wlsa Baby vas siok, se gave her castoria.
whsn abe vas Child, she cried foF castofia.
Whsa ahs became Mis-. sAs clung 70 Casiona.
wksa ale hsa CbisdIen, shs gass tasm CAstoEla
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-23
JOHN HUGHES.

Dealer la Groceries, Palnts,
OILS window Glass, VarnlsIies
aud the most complete stock Of
brushes Of all Kinds IN the
state. Artists Materials, Lime.
halr'Cem aud shlngles and
nnesi quality Oi GRASS SEEDS
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-23

BARs RFHuIlT. The barn belong
ing 10 q II, bsksT, Ia fsw Park, that
sAs destroyed BY nrs last wsss, has
been replaced BY . lnoFs eommodlous
aud modern stfueiure.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-23

The YeW Park stock of groceries and
fixtures for sale. Inquire at store G.
r. Miller. $685..
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-23

LIGHTsisg Il somslhlng ssldom
sssn IN Oregon, bot bright sperk 10
dlAoefnabls ~ lhs snds ~ hundreds u
70 esnl l.a Cofons eigaW sFsTy day,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-23

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hAWhfRiil is
NhitfAbLfs,
uhofFhltH,
fhullN
500 sFsFyihips w lhs sfaasfy lies ~
sall ihs ilalss ~ t9gli sifssi
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-23

TAKR TaH CAR, Oaks snd los
ofssn afs ehsap snoash ~ 10 esn1s .
plate Thls 10 Al you hays ~ psy ~
nsniIsl rhsIssl, olfnsI ~ lsiais snd
lllsblssalh, on Friday sysDlag Come
snd hsYs . Eas,d iials,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-23

HAs No COMPETITION Epleus isa
for sails ~ GllbsFi snd rsilsFsoni has
40 ooallslllorl sea 10 saleyias ~ lm'
nlsnss salr
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-23

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~ haes 'lsssa
nsys gesl bsi nA.s 90 ills islg ssd
ssi ssnis ~ il,Ns sash lssaliss,s
~ eaui~ ihs lsal.s sss gsls ~ lhs
il,ss ilsass
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-23

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Il Ne l,ssl saa lhs lsalss wlll ~ Elaa "
ssloaias ~ fadsg sFsalnE sad slll
hslp lhfin ~ hsgs . plssasai illils
los egesm vlll ~ selYsa spd nas
ilnle b - lscisd
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-27

An old Employe of the H., +. & =. the Vie
tim of "a iakir.

Mr. Patrick H. stcnc, who has Tor
rmv wears past been faithful om-
,lo,o OF the Kichmohd. FreCrrickaoJg
and Potomac Railroad Company ana
,.fo o. "a familiar figure 10 the traVcinn.
nnili. vas on FRIDAY last neatly SWIM
died out OF s. by siranS Z. {
Mr. stone had just gotts1 aboard the
train which leaves byrd-Sileet station
IA " o'clock to 80 10 MS nome ih NHh-
land. when hc was appi laehe1 pf a man
Who asked him 10 give hin q 'io u'i l',
tho same amour, !. notes oi sHi4i''
denomination afr. Stgn" pulled oht
SD n0tr and The stranger handed MIN
"a IAN az bills. whish when counted tnintd
ntif f1 Ioa s. liI and .our 81 Dds. AT
ef,ra WHO bad retained possession q rms
ro told the man t.at ho Was 81 fhoi 70 To
which Che other replied f'it ht must
b. nienkcn. Mr.. stone handed f.n tle
notes o. count Tfe train meantime was
4..t.rr l.f nn che bridge To Eft upon
ftr frq0t leading north. The man MUIR
tirf. locked over One notes. ana eaiu
SIR Stone was right. tnot hc na1 mace
rlirtai.r. and taking another dollar IRON
bis pockrt ho pHf - % Top " inc "liie
and returned them to Nr. stone. to.N lu'
So nota. and pumped from the tfaih
which was t.on under pretty bo'u h'""-
rnv On ifs northern rum
Nr Sfou. Immediately counted inc
money over again. alc ionnd tlat Wnrn
fhc man had put Tho 81 bill on ton he ha'
drrfir removed the s. niu from fne
bottom. and chat hc vas just So oui OF
rocket AS soon ass he rtahzed has LOGS
r.. caught fhr lril-r0rl. and tried 10 stop
o.. +r.fn brf plIol it twice instead of
ono. t,rffh IS fle signal To- 40 faster.
arf Be-. .vas forced to see the man disap-
pear win p iI-goffcn Gains without me
power To- stop him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-27

Preparations for the september Meetings.
The Ladics VIII Take u Hand.

BEDFORD CITY. Aug Especial
The triple event. the horticultural
Farmers Institute and GOOd-Rolds meet
ing here IN september. the public meet
ing concerning which vas published IN
Sundays Times. Is arOusins universal In
ferest. Continuing the work of the meet
10 3 the work Of the meeting, Judge Brown
has announced the Auxiliary Commit
tee of Fifteen and the chairman Of sub
committees rs follows;
ID. =. Farr Jr., chairman Committee 81
Fifteen X. D. Buford, chairman Ilor-
ticuiiufal day: N. e. L0w9. ca tirman
Farmers Institute day. I. j. Berry,
chairman Good-Roads day. J. ". Bond.
chairman OF Finance co nmittse. .. &.
Bell. chairman Publication and Trans
ror'ation Committee. Major W. i. Graves.
j. l.. Campbell. j. Thompson Brown, NJ
=. Burks George ". Bays ;. ". Boz
ling DR. G.. 4. Board. Thomas 5. West,
j. A.. Clark
Chairman Parr said to-day thst bis
committee viii boz convened and divided
into su0-eOmmittccs Immediately Tie
has no doubt that the important work
represented in this triplicate event VIII
be successfully launched mere for an -
Southwest Virginia. II Is expected th1t
Secretary Morton. OF Mr.. Eleyelard's
Cabinet. will bee among those present.
and General Roy Stone. Professor Ran
dolph. Of Blacksburg and others OF n0i"
will participate.
Judge Brown Is now making up a hst
Of fifteen ladies'. who are 20 constitute
co-working committee. These will be-
named I'm "a day or TWO.
Excursion rates are promised from All
parts of the state. and no better excuse
FOR visiting Bedford an this beautifui yea
son could bee asked than rs afforded BE-
this three days promise Of pleasure and
profit
Ample provision will be made tr the
large ATTENDANCE expected, and the pro-
pramme will Include an array OF az
fractions calculated 10 make the oela-
sion notable
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-27

Interesting Facts About Richmond Ciii-
1rn- nnd other Matters.

d
lep.a,s Other Matters.
,.. f-f..r up ,,,i,at h,. r.+nr-al 10
'''''
cue .''''
MISS fF' i.i'ii'ti nsDii' "i ,'.''
visiting Dor aunt Nfs. =. %. N'"i'
There is "a lot of chickens at inc Il ITS.
police station awaiting an owner
AIRS TheO Baptist. az 0-i cast Main
street is quite Sick with an attack Oi
rlcumsusin
...1...l, .-s.~i.. rtl-er ..fo has beop
,lr,,l '.r..,.,at f., ,xnortin, horses re-
Turned 10 tnc CITY SATURDAY. evening. after
a pleasant and successful "trip.
f,5.. t4.,l.,. ,r ,,-iuisn,snrlra.. a meme
.f a.. SIM. p..r4 OF A.r.ultlr..
. Il, ,b. ,it'' ,..-t.flat
, t..... ,...-.,
..i. h'l i.a' " ,,,r.n i,, fr... -ta.r
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'' '' ''' '-' ' ,.
iiahh Jt ne. ''n.o. "" ,,..'-
tie second fplcr dls ii.' '.-' ''o'"
'n- for throwing ROCKS OH '.' '""'''
Miss Agnes g. Barrett. oi s. -1in-toH,
D g. is here on d Visit I'D t.r .rt
Mrs. IT, S. Th0u SO s2 west clay stfe g.
c...,rls. nf-hf a. en.ak-.ff-f entered
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-27

II Remain. with the Public to show Ihei
Appreciation ofihc Team

The Times again offers the true base
IAN lovers in this city an opportunity
TO show their appreciation Of the Rich
mon8 team and their excellent work.
bv contributing to The Times Baseball
Purse which IS TO be equally divided
among the players az the end Of the
season Already over one hundred dol
lars has been raised. and IL is proposed
TO Increase this as much as possible
Subscription blanks for those who choose
to contribute 20 the purse VII be put
i'm different Y!accs all over the city. and
the names and amounts of the contrlbu-
tors will be daily published in The Times.
Wells has not only given Richmond the
finest team we have ever had here but
also one Of the most gentlemanly. and
il remains with the public TO show
whether or not they appreciate ID.
Lucky Jack Knorr is beginning 10 show
some OF the 'croakers' what he can do
Jack is a hummer.
Wonder what some people have TO say
now about Houseman ana smith? It's
funny how some people have such poor
Judgment
The Hustiers are heading into the home
stretch with the day hight between them
and Lynchhurg.
Norfolk won her fifth consecutive game
yesterday. ..-.
~ we get TWO games in LynchDurc. the
bows should he net by brass band
when thoy return.
The Grabs and Magiciars are again
tied for last place.
The largest crowd OF the season filled
tine Academy Yesterday. and saw the
little men play ban. II was n great
game. as Croudcr described f.. and tho
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-27

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So.
me s''''''S "' 'i OBI roo i'..'y 'ei'-i.
Harchcs We're Weu attended pn sunday.
fact which goes fo shoy. that many of
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-27

'af 80. ". Motorman smith. OF tno
Man-strett lne lrok. an 1,ln i'm front
of i west Nain street about lo o'clock
Sunday night The sudden stopping of thc
eur rrccil. plated Mrs Robert g. Aiarcs to
lnr ground. Mrs Maycs feu uron hcr
laDe ANA shoulders. sustaining. severe but
not serious injury
She was carried ipto "a nc.ahborine
house, and Dr Carnftou was summoned.
Who dressed n,r injuries
Afs Nayes lives at $50 Broad street.
but the Doctor thn4cht 10 best that s4c
mann Where SHE is for "a day or two tiii
she is slightly recovered from The shock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-27
A RAP At INGERS0LL.
gEy. DF. -HfTTH0fSE C0NRfsrs
nm uIrH GLADSTONE.
The Christian a Living Witness Of God,
said The speaker beware "iFroses-
size Iuchrc aud Strong Drink.


Tho First Baptist chufch was cro"ueA
.,.f., 80. .,..-.r.,- last whom Rev. Dr. J.
0' "" .,..t,1 .ht
j. Hawthorne. ct -''i'"'@'
pulpit IT, Hawthorne collected coroie
,,.t III. e,. ,.as from John SI2. Il
,,,, a,a Mt.
am ine hent at tNe "oii'' anu
5It. "Ic are the ha1t OF the W0fla.
pr rto,.tt,,.. e.ff Thai every colctp-
,.t l,..i,, ,,.oe
no" OF Things fp.4il""i anu ~
expire sed hy something material ana
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-27

The Stonewail club No. 80. l.. L. A..
held its weekly meeting last night, with
Nicc-Presidcnt l.. g.. Burruss i'm the
chair After the transaction OF routine
business. the club was treated 20 an in
tcresiing and highly polished Grafton by
Mr.. John b. Walsh. choosing as his sub
ject The New South" The question for
debate was then called. Resolved. That
the city should construct a Niaduct be
tween Church Hin and Shockoe Hin
II was finally decided m the affirmative.
The programme for next Mon lay. Se.' TN
her "a. viii consist OF ESSAYS on Shakes
peare, which prom~e TO be highly In
structive. The public are cordially m
Vitol
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-27
CGITt AIRY.


News has been received in Richmond OF
the death of Mrs Roswell :. burrows.
al her home ia Albion. y. y. Saturday
m0rnne She was the mother Of Mrs.
Byrd warwick. and reiict OF Roswell :.
Burrows. who had large interests In Rich
monl and throughout Virginia. A.r. Bur
rows was al one time largely interested
in the York River railway, the Richmond
street railways. the Midlothian coal
mines and owned much property on
Franklin street.
III DErD KATHEiNF.
Mildred kathrine. the infant daughter
OF Jacob ANA Annie Frank who died
Saturday afternoon al l.i1 o'clock, was
buried Sunday afternoon at 1 o'clock.
The funeral took place from the parents
residence. No. 10 west Cary street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-27

The sub-D ommitfec or Poor met at
2 o'clock iast evening DID lhe tIy HAN
ano transacted business of routine nae
laft.
Ats o'clock thc C0umitt.a ou Poor met.
-Ie oDt.f of the meeting @as 90 recon-
s..er Iht awarding Of thr c09l contracts.
fUf u.s. the liIs Wlra NOT nc hand, tho
D. after Nes postponed until the next
ufeun. &C fhc committee ON lne second
Monday in Ss.auhrr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-27

William Porter lc1,oren was before
Justice LOWS 90 tine Henr'co Comfy
Court house, charge1 with siabbing Wi
liam Anderson 'colcrcO with a pitch
fa 49,
the case Of Alexander Smith colored).
charged With hitting stephen Baker (col-
CrcN ~ The head with a baseball bat.
WIS called before Squire TYLER. and con
tnuci ON account OF Rakcr being unable
90 be present
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-27

A large party OF bridge-builders who
have been employed IN Atlanta. Ga,
passed through Richmond Sunday night
on their way TO Philadelphia They re-
port that things are booming In Atlanta
and that buildings for the Exposition
are sprlnging up on every hand includ~
ing several large hotels. They said
that there Sas quantity OF work yet
20 De done and il was hardly probable
that everything would be- completed be-
fore October LIST
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-27

n n. phIlnns. a c0achmakcr. while
visiting James White, on Twenty-first
street between Broad and Grace. was
suddenly taken sick and went up stairs
Go room. While there DE leaned ont
of a window 90 gee some fresh air and
lost his balance. falling into the yard.
n was thought al first that he was
severely hurt, but he was only badly
shaken ny.