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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-15

Their Memory Perpetuated In "A Beautiful
NlOnmmcnf.

EDENTON. y. c.. Aug. H.-Special.-
The 18th day of August, 1885, Will long
be remembered 10y those who were for
tunate enough TO attend the unveillng
Of the Confederate monument at WIND
sor Berthe county. yesterday.
The exercises were opened with praser
by Rev. Mr.. Bradley after wnich Gap
people OF BERTHE count, v-Scuted th'
Monument TO the Confederate veterans
Association OF Berthe, and IL was f'
crpted uy Mr.. X. Il. Askew. Ia a snort
hyt appropriate speech, after "hlcL
but appropriate speech. ana Just as ne
finished speaking. Miss Mary Miller out
Jaw. daughter oil Captain Outlaw, puheN
the string that dropped tho veil, expos
iug 20 Wow the handsome and pretty
monument erected by the good anu pa
trfotIc people OF Berthe. Ia memory or
their fallen heroes OF the Lost 'Ause.
The HEREFORD Military Company hred
three sali.t-s and number Oh younB
ladies' OF Windsor gathered around the
monument and sang some very sweet
and touching songs. Mr.. Tyler was
then presented 10 The crowd ana r.
cited u very pretty poem OF ms own
conuosltion on the BERTHE soldiers AZ me
latfia of Gettysburg. Mr.. Frank u.
WINSTON in "A beautiful and euioglsuc
su.ech. introduced Senator Bates OF rem
nessce. the orator OF the day
Senator Bates. whose father WdS uviI
-
overcome because ~ the compliments
paid him by Mr. Winston; and althfousn;
AZ Mr. Winston had said, he iousht ~
the Mexican war and was twice eiec'eu
Governor and senator Of the same state.
he felt prouder Of being Coieder,a AZ
soldier than OF All the honors ne had
received al the hands OF his people.
Senator Bates spoke Tor t"o hours n,lp
II was grand effort. ana 100 Hl ~.
cannot bo SAID in praise OF 1t. he was
frequently Interrupted with loud cheer
Ing by the old veterans present .,-,-.
fx-Congressman Thomas q. Skinher'
of Hertford \. c.. finished the speak,
ing In one OF his characteristic anu
u-srtv speeches. and tried TO impress
non the old Confederates 10 insth IN
tie minds Of their children o Ara enroI tRe
imsfico Of the cause for which they
fought. .tf-.,. Quo hundred
lHs a. 49, hen invited into the court
3 or ..o'g where ample PROVISION had been
made To satisfy their hunger ahc az az,
t,l.t1,oh fhe crowd was so ltreS lnele
,. .roueu and 10 spare.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-15
the CENTRAL PROHIBITfON CLUE
Held an Earnest and Interesting Meeting
Last Night.

Shortly after S O'Clock last night the
Central Prohibition Club OF Richmond
was called to order in the hall of Smith
deal business College by Temporary
Chairman Professor @. NJ. Smitndeal.
After prayer had been offered Professor
Smitndcal introduced Mr.. Niillam N.
Bickers as presdent-eiect OF the cluD.
Mr.. Bickcrs. after few Introductory
remarks, read a paper ~hich ne nau
prepared as sort OF inaugural address.
the Norfolk Pilot. with the request that
IL bo published IN fun and that It also
bee printed Ia pamphlet form.
Mr.. Robert w Lewis who had been
invited to 10 forward with his work of
temperance organization within the
churches. reported that the hot weather
and absence OF many ministers from the
city had temporarily checked the progress
OF his work. but said his faith was bright
as ever.
The election Of vice-presidants for esol
ward Of tho city Manchester. and Barton
Heights was then taken up, with the fol-
lowing result:
:. 4. Montgomery. Marshall Ward;
j. NJ Bachelor. Clay Ward, and Rev.
J. H. Busby, OF Manchester. The other
wards ana Barton Heights were passed
over for two weeks.
The matter OF holding public meetings,
either open-air or in a hall. was referred
TO act.
IL was also voted that all other tenn
peranCe organizations. especially the
Womans Christian Temperance Union
and Good Templars, be Invited to par
ticipate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-15
THE STATE OF BUSINESS.
NO OCTIOOK FOa TMPROyEMkNT IN
PROsPACTs ron THE ran TRADE.
4 griybter Side of the Picture Found by
Favorable Crop Conditions In inc
south-Hot Weather Effects.

NEW YORK. Aug. i'-BfaHs'reet 5
Tomorrow will say:
The volume OF business throughout the
country is practically unchanged. New
features do not point 10 Improvement III
prospects for fan business. Industries
generally continue quiet. with more men
idle than "A week ago. The most signih-
cant feature was higher rates for money
early IN The week. some difficulty in Oh
tanning time money.
Jobbers in woolens are meeting imme-
diate wants only. Receipts Of new woods
exceeded sales. and manufacturers pre-
fer 20 let holders carry the raw material
Jobbers or dry goods report no out
look for an active fall demand. Higher
priced cotton strengthens views OF man
ufacturers. but does not sell goods.
Mercantile collections are difficult 10
make at Charleston. and NJ Atlanta they
are poor Jacksonville jobbers reported
remittancos slow. as do those at Birming-
ham and In The West al Cleveland, De
troit, Milwaukee and St. Paul
There is little or no demand for iron
or steel. Notwithstanding the capacity Of
furnaces In blast was restricted during
turers Of hardware and jewelry report
business excessively dull.
Crop reports from some portions OF
South Carolina are discouraging. while
the vegetable crop i'm Florida has been
greatly reduced by the drought Crop
conditions in Alabama have fallen of
within two weeks and the Kentucky to-
baccO out-turn has been reduced hv tho
prolonged drought Wholesale dealers at
Chicago and at st. Louis report moder-
ate gains IN distribution ~ dry goods.
The brighter side Of the picture Is
found IN generally favorable crop condi-
tions at the South. which have stimulated
buying al Baltimore. Savannah New or
leans and Texas. The early movement 81
cotton is pointing 10 improved merrantile
collections. The financial situation at
New Orleans is relieved by sugar bounty
payments.
There ere e5S business failures reported
throughout the United States this week.
compared with 269 last week The in
crease as compared with the correspond
ing total one year ago is g.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-15

The Grand Master and Others 'i'i' '"'
Lodge AZ New Castle

NrwcAsTIE. VA. Aug. h-special-
MI members of that large and excellent
--..,,iz,tion. the Independent Order OK
,fl.r,l,ovs. resident IN this secuoh
ba.e lust been pleased aud honorel win
Il visit from TWO very prominent olil0i"'S
of the order ..-.,.,. a., VIZ.
,i~'. Mr. u. Y. Turney. accompanied by
f..t GRAND Master W. i. Larrabee al
49,, the close OF the session 81 the Grand
t,,.canumeut al Lyuchburg August llth,
,r..,t fo Roanoke Oh August 18th and
..isited Rachel Lodge. No. Z. Daughters ot
Rebekah. After spending hair hour ID
Ill, hall Of this lodge. a few short ana
aruropriate remarks were made pY the
Cr-.ni Master. Past Grand Master LARA
ta. and Deputy Grand Master G.. -.
Fox The Grand Master then went 70 the
hall of Columbus Lodge. no o'' where
"a Joint meeting OF the three lodges was
held. in order that the Grand Master
might pay them an official visit
The members were carefully instructor
in the unwrtten work Of the order ana
bright speeches We're made by me Nlslloln
and members u the three lodges. The
meeting was a very interesting one.
ON THURSDAY morning the Grand Mas
went 10 Salem. Va. where they found a
CONVEYANCE waiting. sent by the proprie-
tor of the Bel-A!r Hotel at New Castle.
and they drove over the mountains 10
that place. for a visit 10 Crais Lodge.
40. 1l2 \ most enjoyable meeting was
held. AZ which every member turned out.
eNccpt four. 10 pay their respects 20
the Grand Master and the Past Grand
Master
This lodge has only been instituted
about two months. and II is already
equipped in excellent style. The members
were fully instructed In the unwritten
work OF the order. and lecturcd on IT'S
principles.
Past Grand Master ". +. Larrabee ado
dressed the lodge in an interesting man
nCr
while the grand officers were in New
Castle they were entertained NJ IN @
Hotel Bel Air I'm delightful style. The
eBl Air IS now IT the height Of its sea-
son. and pleasant company is there.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-15
nor WHArHEn Arrncrs TRADE.
Men Out of Work and the Banks Refuse
Commercial Loans

NEW YORK, August I4.-K. q. Dun &
co. eln say in their weekly review OF
trade.
Failures for the week have been 2yS in
the United states. against Is6 last year.
ANA 30 40 Canada against 81 last year.
An extraordinary spell OF deadly not
weather mas affected traIe throughout
the country, and ln the last SPECULATIVE
feeling was somewhat affected until
nursday ny apprehension OF inc posi-
bic influence OF tho Bryan mestng. VITA
cooler weather there came also on Thurs
day perception that the meeting would
not affect business unfavoraDly. But other
condiuons were not stimulating. Accord
ing 10 Government reports tne crops
have sustained serious injury.
L1Dor difficulties extend. ana the clos
ING OF establishments for WIN. OF WORK
and the refusal ci commercial loans Joy
banks. checked operations ln mauy
branches OF industry ami trade. Tne
week. therefore. closes as inc last Wceg
did. with domestic business unusually dull
for the season.
Iron production was reduced zn.lol tons
weekly IN july. ana has been further re-
duced, increase August lst, WINE unsoiG
stocks increased 25l92 tons in July. Tho
stoppagc OF d large share or the COnnciis-
vile coke WORKS. ana 0f many lake iron
mines is fair indication that the two
combinations DO not hencye anything
could Doe gained by reducing -no prices OF
materials and fno mann difncuity IS op-
Nously The extreme narrOWncss Oi de-
mand for finished products which is so
small that most transactions are ~ some
concessions even from the current 10"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-15
PrOperty Transfers.

Richmond. W b. Davis and wife TO
W. l.. Carneal and W. c. Davis. 80 ieet
on south sido Hanover street, near Lom-
hardy. $1,000.
William Gibson. Jr., and wife TO Non
tagUc Manufacturing Company, - feet
on south side Cary street. between
Foushee and Adams streets, subject to
lien. $500.
Jackson GUY. special commissioner. TO
William Gibson. Jr.. same deed record
cI in Chancery Court, April p, 1881,
s.. $50.
Cuara T.. Warlcrstein TO Henry ,.
Wallerstein. 20 IL feet on north side
Marshall street between Firth and Sixth
streets. with right Of way. so.
Henrico. Mamie NJ. Brady and nus
bands trustees 10 Miss Hattie NJ. O Ban
non. s. feet on west side Barton avenue.
northwest corner Dove street, Barton
Heights, s. 000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-15
THE P0PULISTS REVOLT.
THE REPUBLIC1NS ARR DOING ALL
THEY GIN 10 FOMENT m.
They Endorse Nearly the Entire Populist
Tlcket-Wstson Helps the Committee
Make Campaign Plans.

RALEIGH. y. c.. Aug. H.-Special.-
There is almost a revolt in the PoDH-
list party. Republicans are .omentins
It. with great success. Republicans VIII
at the session OF thIr State Committee
here tomorrow endorse the entire Popu-
list State ticket. except Guthrie FOR Gov
ernor and Aver for Auditor. II Is
bold move. the plan Of Senator Prtchard.
who is here 10 force the POpuists 10
fuse.
Many Populists are enthusiastic Tor
fusion with the Republicans. Tie Ike
pbllcan Committee VIII nominate straight
Mckinney electors. Prtchard Is Tor NC
kinney and the gold standard.
Cyrus Watson. Democratic candiua's
for Governor arrived this afternoon, ana
tonight attended a meeting OF the new
Advisory Committee. composed or 'lem-
cnt Mauiey, Julian >. Carr, +. NJ. SIM
mons, H. Pou. and +. c. Smith. TO
map out the plan OF campaign, ana COLI
slider the puzzilng political situation
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-15

IH' following cases were disposed or
"a the Police Court yesterday.
William Madison. colOred boy. VINO
says Del lives ln Hinton. w Va. was
aifaisacd as a suspicious character. hav-
lnf DOB DIS possession "a fine broech-loaA-
ing gun. which Pee ciaims his mother gave
r.m me case was continued uniu next
saturday iu orier 20 ascertain the own
er Of the gun. II possible
James Gocde ,coiore,D was given thirty
l'Ss FOR lettering about INC iIrst Mar
ACt
Maris miller lcoiored) wa nned $50
.r1 costs Tor being disorderly N tho
street.
kigy7e cobbs a co.ored boy. was rned
q 30 and costs FOR ABUSING MIS-. George
grone.
Annie Lews looi0Ted) hsa to pay 40
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-15
BURNING SILyEE ELOoUENCE.
Col. John Bell Bigger Rivals the Might,
Bov Orator of the Platte.

Col. John Bell Bigger Rivals the Mighty
Boy Orator of the Platte.
The Bryan and Sewall CluD hell their
regular weekly meeting at sanger Hall
Thursday night, with Judge Flournoy as
presiding officer Stirring speeches were
made bv Colonel Tazcwel Elicit. Captain
John Lamb. and Colonel John Bell Big
ger Colonel Bigger spoke by special in-
NifgtiOu of the club. aud when call 81 upon
RESPONDED IN one OF the most eloquent
efforts of his eloquent career.
Listen TO this.
Fellow Democrats.
Acreeably 10 an invitation from your
president 20 present myself here and say
ID word or two upon me subject OF the
campaign which is upon US you now
look moon me. "dimiuutlye in form. as
thp correspondent OF the Washington
PoI wrote OF me- when had the
honor of being the temporary president
of the State Democratic convention ln
= auuton. but 10 which Dee added ] was
clubbing ever with tho spirit OF boy of
fifteen. am pleased 10 De me itcinl
cnt OF your cordial greetings. For long
wear. I have been "A part OF the eNccu-
tive department Of our party organizd-
ti0n. but in the last Few days the CHAIR
man has put the harness OF the score
fsrN~hlp OF the state Committee upon
vonug Nirgnian colt. full of life and yie0r.
II is no new thing for Joe Button 20
take hand I'm our party matters. Joe
is "A hustler. and there viii De 40 need
10 press this Button 20 get the ring ~
true metal. / ann now among the rank
and file touching shoulders with the life
long communicates OF our Democratic
church. aud feeling the earnest throbbings
of hearts that beat as one and pulsating
i'm accord with the tinkling music OF silver
coin. Place me whore Democracy most
needs "a soldier | am no pcnsi0ncr upon
The high places in party organization
have 80 long hcil. felt hcuorcd
hy having the confidence Of the bcm0c
racy. in whose arms ] WIS born. and
in whose service / shall die. The rib
bon TO the soldier IN glory Is as priceless
as is the kingly crown upon royal head.
studded with rare and costly diadems. We
have great work before US. our nOmi-
nees have accepted the positions 10 which
we chose them. and the boy orator of the
Platte has electrified the smging mass OF
humanity which faced him at Madison
Square Garden by the sound redsoniags
OF his fertile brain. The hig gul has
leon fred OFF BY the eloquent tongue d
NohrasFa's son. near enough Tor rs
laundering truths 10 be heard by the
Gothamites in their exchanges. where
values are demoralizcd and where cor
ners are made. into which they often
CORRAL the innocent and unsuspecting.
feecing them OF their hard earned sti-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-15
i H1RRoUING CRIME.
4 Ministers Little Daughter stolen From
Her Bed and Assaulted.

4 Minister tittlt
Her Bed and Assaulted.
MOBILE. ALA. Aug. li.-Rev.
Gardiner G.. Tucker. rector Of st. Johns
church lEpiscopaD Mobile. and his fam
uv have been spending the summer at
Battles Wharf. a resort ON the Eastern
shore " Mobile Bay Ala AT ? o'clock
:lis morning Mr.. aud Mrs. Tucker were
aroused boy a tapping 40 the back door
o. their home aud then childish voice
Was heard crying out. Please, mamma,
let me in."
Astonished and alarmed the parents
opened the 10 20 md their siX-yeai-old
daughter on fhe steps She Was taken IN
and soon t0 her awful story. In sub
stance. she SAID that man had taken
her from the house and into the woods,
where De- had injured her. She was out
OF the house about an hour The man,
she said. brought her back 10 the house,
putting her down az the gate. She had
dragged herself 10 the rear gallery and
Knocked al the door She said that the
man was short and thickset. OF light
complexion, a white man or mulatto
negro.
AR. Tucker M once aroused his neigh
bcrs and searching parties were organ
lied. By the light OF torches, lanterns
and lamps the country adjacent 10 Bat
ties Wharf was thoroughly secured. by
daybrcak The whole community Was on
foo.. but no definite clew could be OBJ
tanned except that about 4 o'clock the
children in the Catholic orphans Summer
Home. a half mile away. had been alarm
ed by an intruder who came in al the
window and when the children asked
what he wanted replied: The sisters"
Then he returned. lie was said 10 be
q negro. The man who entered fuckers
homo went IN at The window. picked up
the child from q bcd. on which also lay
4 twelve-year-old daughter OF Mr.. Tuck
cr. The little victim did not awake until
she was out OF the house. Reporters
have gone TO the scene. but as yet nothing
has been heard from them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-15
md costs for being dlsorderIy In tho

and costs for being disorderiy IN tho
street
W. ". Acree. young white mani
was fined $40 for disordcrly conduct He
became involved IN an alteration on
car Of the Richmond Traction Company
few days ago and used proiane Ian
ruacc. j. +. Mayhugh. conductor or
the company. who was also Implicated IN
tho fracas. failed 20 snow u9. ana an
atiacnmcnr had 20 be issued against MN.
Afa,.hucb has since Dccn discharged from
Tie service on the company
Captain Dillard. OF the Capitol police
appcared against Mary Scott. wnom ne
found drunk In capitol Square. she was
qiscnargcd with a roprimanG.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-15
X. +. and T.. X. X.

ROUND-TRIP TICKETS TO GLEN AL
LEN, VA.
Commencing Saturday. July 18th. round
trip tickets will be placed an sale TO Gief
Alien. Va at following rates:
From Elba. J0c.; from Byrd-street stL
ton GOc. good TO return the following
day. except when sold on Saturdays; whei
they will be good to return until follow
Inc. Monday. G. A. TAYLOR,
40 Traffic Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-15
PRIMARY DATE REMAINS
THE CITY cOMnIrrhE RKFUsLs 10
.tJfANGE m.
ne ," -. IN Of Holding u Bryan and Sew
all Ratification Meeting Referred 10
the Ciuaucc Committee.

tn Ga. ,,....,.,..i.. co.,,.,,,,o. ,,,,
"~. ''' ''"'"' va WV
"o"Atiaa '.-p iaA' hisnt' with MT.
Starisn T.. Dawson in the chair. while
-, ,,..... .,,
-Ac "iet business was mo report OF
Standing committees which included the
fe,..f. 20 ,re vard ,t,,,rlnf.rdrnts.
,.....,.....,.
O. ,ne cost OF lNe primary "l''l ' "'"
lcca stated that li election officers Doe
pad $3.50 aid Tor rent OF poline places.
49, e"V''
Mr.. Pace desired 90 Know u '"e pa"
adopted Ia.t week for tac primary could
not be recou-ilcrel ST., at 90 eNtcnd the
time Cor TIDE .fposltug OF tee certified
checks ty the candidates from saturday.
August 10TH 90 Monday. Angus l'ih. Ihe
Chair oc.Ilru iAat tnia couid oHiy ue
Done under suspension of the rules.
.,.>.,,,,r.>.,r ,pvocAvED.
Mr Cohtor then moved inat t"o nes-
rules Doe suspended ana ih'i 'n' 'o''l'".
zee act under tlr Ola i'.',. ne anu.
advocated iHr '.'iI'" Oh H'S l"..' ,.'..
also spoke DO i''"' o.. poS' ,, e,,I,
ho.-.Hs oi inc primary iioi" aus --'''
10 AN-.r' -''"- '-' .,o..i.i
I'D t.o' .,,.,,h ~. ,cr, littie
I'' 81" .t.. ..,.li.i.i.s AMI
I, .',... ...tr.n,.,, desirable 10 give
,.. ...,le .r the district better OPP
porunty 20 ascertain Who the candidate
... nr laef meeting he had
,.+.l ..- tic roIdins OF Che primary on
,....'.. ..,b hlt he admitted mat Doe hld
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-15
Resumption of Passenger Service.

on and after Saturday. August LIST, he
elegant steamer Virginia" will resume
her tri-weeky trips from Richmond TO
Baltimore. leaving Richmond every Tues
day. Thursday and Saturday about 3 =.
NJ. arriving Baltimore next morning about
$50. Fare. 81 20 Baltimore. state-rooms
from - cents up. and meals on the Euro
pean plan.
Correspondinsly low rates 10 Washing
ton. Philadelphia, Wilmington. and New
York.
For further information apply to
II. VI. BOYKIN. General Agent.
$50 east Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-15
Only One Heat Victim.

The heat only claimed one victim yes
terdsy. and he was a native OF ice bound
Russia. He was Frustrated at the Union
depot The ambulance was summoned.
he was treated by Or. Moncure, and taken
10 the almshOuse
At 9.lJ last night tho ambulance was
again called. This time TO a colored
man. whose head was cut by a window
falling on It. He was treated by DR..
MOncure and taken TO his home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-15
CfNDIDAYIS SPEAR.
Messrs. flournoy, Lamb, Fray-cr. and FL
lett Address the Mauchcsterians

IFFF |NW'ITfNr TTTT n IiUf TIV"TF TIUU-.
A hrEe and attentive audience heard
the speaking al the corner of Fifteenth
and liul streets Manchester. last night.
under the auspices of the Manchester
bryan Scwal Campaign club.
Hon N a. Maurice. president of the
CLUB. opened the meeting with few
appropriate remarks. and then introduced
Judge n " FlOurnoy. the first speaker
~ DE evening judge Flournoy spoke
FOR over an hour during which hc dis
cussld The issues OF the campaign at
length
Judge Flournoy was followed on the
stand ny Captain john Lamb. who spoke
bricly
's,aun Rlchard Z Trayser was the
ieAf SPEAKER and DE was follow u 'y
Colonel Iazcwcl Elicit. who spoke Ter
h'aff 1n hour. During the speaking 'hc
tric.-et attention was accord a Tie
Speakers log The audience.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-15

The Southern railway recognizing tn'
fact that a great many Richmond peops
would like TO spend their Sundays
West Point. have arranged 10 put III
rate OF 800 for the round trip. tickets u
be sold Saturdays. good 10 return Mon
DAYS
The Terminal Hotel at this point ha
Just been opened under an experiences
MANAGEMENT and everything has beef
done for the comfort OF guests who mai
go to that point.
For rates. tickets. and other informa
ton, call at Richmond TransfV Company
s03 east Main street. J. o. Vc>ser. ticket
agent Southern Railway Station. or -
east Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-15
Grand Ball at White sulphur Springs Au
vusf 18th.

The most recherche affair OF the season.
for which occasion the Chesapeake ahd
ohio railway will. on August 18th AND
nth. sell round-trip tickets TO WING
sulphur at one fare IRON Kichmoho
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-15
Ho,plfabIe "Golien Stars.

The ladies OF the Golden Star Club
rendered a watermelon feast 10 some OF
their gentlemen friends at No. IA north
TWenty-third street last night. pleas
ant evening was spent. and the gentle
men were duly appreciative OF the cour-
tesy Of their fair friends.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-15
Reduced Rates on Saturdays During sum-

Commencing Saturday. June 6th. the
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad will sell round-trip tickets on
Saturdays. good until following Mondays.
at the one-fare rate. To stations on It's
line. Tickets on sale at Byrd-street sta
ton.
c. A. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-15
A Up ID Rrcrnflnn.

The committee Of the Reds viii tender
a reception 10 the Wfmners recently
brouehf into the team next Tuesday
night M S.l5 o'clock. at the Young Mems
Christian Association Refreshments
consisting Of ice-cream. cake. and fans.
will be- served. The Reds are sim IN
tho lead the score standing - 10 -.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-15
J. c. HoRr(
Travelling Passenger Agent.
Round Trip summer Excursion Tickcs
North and East via X. r. & II. r. X.

Summer excursion tickets to the Ieao
ing northern and eastern seaside. wafer
ing. and mountain resorts. at low ra'e'
via X. +. & +. r. II.
Amply at Richmond Transfer Company
ooS east Main street, ticket agent. Byrd
street station. or
c. A. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-15

The r. A Hughes whose name appeared
In the list Of sound-money men in The
Times Of yesterday is not the secretary
of the Powhatan Club, who bears that
name.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-15

Miss Annie Moore. OF west MARSHALL
street. will leave today TO spend two
weeks with her sister. Mrs. Heath OF
MiddleseX.