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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-09
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The jefferson Roof Garden.

This makes the fourth evening !
have spent this week on the roof-gard IN,
said a well-EnOwn gentleman TO a friend
I'm one OF The Jefferson elevators last
Saturday evening. II visit the clubs and
lind no one bur on the garden I'm sure
10 meet all my friends, besides enjoying
"A good entertainment on the stage ana
delishtful music for an hour afterwards.
NV business will not permit me TO Join
INV FANNY ia the country. and being fore
ed 10 remain in the city. | iind this the
coolest spot In Richmond. There IL al
WAYS a breeze. and most all OF my friends
have found IL out. |. for ore, bless the
inyetcr OF roOf-gardens ana think Rich
mond ,eople take just pride In being
up-to-date in everything
Expressions like the above are quite
common since the hot wave cast its
spell over the city. The number OF people
seeking the cool breezes OF tho garden
Ia. steadily Increased since the reunion
time. and the entertainments have como
into popular favor rapidly. Instead OF
the audiences rising in a body after the
stsse performance. a. they formerly d4d.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-09
Fran the Association.

The usual meetings will be held al tho
Young Mems Christian Association THIS
afternoon. and if the heat CONTINUES
overvthing that can contribute 10 the
comfort Of the hearers will be done.
At the Mems Meeting Secretary 5. X.
Mckee will make the address. taking as
has subject "A Rich Legacy" Messrs
g. W. Hunter and W. Young will sing.
The meeting OF the Boys Gospel Army
will be addressed by Mr.. T.. Il. Pendlc
ton on the interesting theme, Defining
the Truth"
The membership contest between the
Red and Orange teams has not abated
the least in interest. The Reds still have
me lead. tho score standing IS to Al in
their favor.
Mr.. J. G. Blake. formerly assistant
SECRETARY and librarian OF the Young
Mems Christian Association here and
now assistant secretary and physical d.
rector OF the Association at Covington,
Ky. is in the city spending a few days
Of hfs vacation. before neturning TO
his home, In Lynchburg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-09
Justice Johns Court.

The following cases were disposed OF
I'm tho Police Court yesterday:
b General" Lewis (colered). well-known
thief. was arraigued as suspicious char
acter, ard given ninety days In jail.
Junius Lester Il colored cripple. VINO
is an inmate Of the almshouSe. who has
given the authorities Of that Institution
a great deal of trouble recently, was
sent To jail for ninety days.
Willie Hayes (colored). who has just
served a term for stealing bicycle ana
watch was charged with stealing CLOAK
ana coat from Mr.. Mayo CabeU. He was
sent 10 fail for six months.
Henry Martin fourteen-year old WINE
boy. was convicted OF stealing gold
watch from Mr. Robert Il. Harrison, a
hucks,er and sent TO the relormatory
az Laurel Station.
Allen Roberts (colereD was fined "
and costs for disordery conduct In the
street
Pat White (colored) was fined s-.5p ana
costs for playing craps In the street.
James Sweeney was fned $50 ana
costs for running a back without IL
fCDge
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-09
VOLUNTEER FLAG ON SEA
BRIG MANsON OFFICfdL FLOATING
POsT OF BOOfH,s ORGANIZATION.
Captain Crapo Converted, He says, When
lie Was Wrecked on Cape
uatteras.

When tho schooner Gustie Wilson was
wrecked of Cape Hateras few weeks
ago, Capt. Thomas Grape. master and
owner, and several Of the crew pushed
off from the sinking vessel in a yawi.
Their fran craft was speedily overturned
In the rough waters and for six hours
they battled for life on the keel. Iheh
they were saved by Captain stetson' oil
the schooner Emily Northam.
Captain Grape appeared at the head
quarters OF the American Volunteers, III
Union square, a few days later. i've
been bad man in my day" lie conided
10 Commander Bailingtor Booth put
| never appreciated the fact Uhtl l We
clnging to the keel Of that yawl OH
Cape Hatteras. Christianity came % ne
then and now | want 10 represent '"e
Volunteers on the high seas.
THE LORD Is Ny BANNER.
The unusual proposition met the SoIuls s.i
approval OF Commander Booth. ana Nlen
Cantain Crapo sailed ont OF this harnor
a lew DAYS ago in the brig Manson the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-09
Catholic Notes.

me masses on Sunday for the balance
OF the SUN er season at the Cathedral
will be held at the following hours:
High mass. az . A. NJ. with sermon;
low masses, at and II A. NJ.
At st. Mays church high mass will
be celebrated at . ocock every Sunday
in August and yespers will be sung at
I t. NJ.
ST. Marys Sodality will attend COM
muniOn IN a body to-day.
Father " j. Hallohan. s. J., of New
YORK, who has been conducting the re-
treat at Monte Maria Convent. has TO
turned home.
Next Friday the Vigil of the Assump-
ton will be observed In the Catholic
churches. and on Saturday the Feast OF
the Assumption will be celebrated.
Rev. Fathers Boland, or Baltimore. ana
OFerral OF Petersburg. were visiting
here during the week.
The Children OF Mary will go TO holy
communion .in a body to-day. They
will meet al 81. Joseph's In the evening
Tor instruction.
The Jesuit Fathers will conduct a mis-
sion at the Cathedral. beginning Octo-
Der 18th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-09
Property Transfers.

Richmond Fanny and w. Hampton
Curtis to Carrie Schwartz, 40 feet on
south side Louisiana street. near Lester,
and stock fixtures. etc. In house No. y2U
Graham street. $500.
Samuel l. Leftv ichs trustee TO Charles
IT. Koss. "a feet On north side Goddin
street. between Rcane and Tyler. s4sJ.
@. II. and John j. Plageman's trustee
10 Chas. H., John H., and Annie N.
McAlister's trustee, ID feet on Marshall
street. near northwest corner Hancock.
81 80.
HenricO-R. r. Chldress and wife to
Daniel Seyler. tract Of land near Charles
City road. yjor.
Caroline Jefrerds to Augustus Williams.
four lots on south side Selden street. be-
tween Poplar and Holly S2l2. IS.
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MIR. BAKNEI,S MEMORY.
The A. p. v. 4. EuIogifes HIS Vsei"i III"
Exrmrisry Life

ESrmpisry Lire
The Society for the Preservation OF VIZ
ginia Antiquities held called meeting
Thursday afternoon TO pay the last tn
butte Of respect to the memory or Mr.
Edward T.. Barney who's ntr ribiri
suddenly August !, 1896. The following
preamble ana resolutions were adopted
Mr.. barney was an adopted child OF
virginia. and tor her Welal.. aiia i"f
that Of this association he was ever
ready to act Indeed. his lavish eApendi-
tlr for the Improvement Of Nirglnits
great waterway entities him to the CRATE
ful remembrance due a loyal son. And
by the preservation of jamestown TO the
Association for the Preservation Of Vir-
einia Antiquities he will deserve forever
the grateful and faithful remembrance or
that society and Of the people OF Virginia;
therefore, be il
Resolved. That in the death OF Ed
ward T.. BaIney the \. Il. v a. has lost
one Of her most useful and pspectei
members. whose energetic interest In
Virginias past glory, and earnest de-
sire TO preserve her antiquities des'rve
our highest regard.
Resolved second. That We tender TO MS
afflicted family our deepest sympatnles
I'm this dark hour OF their trial, and
that the secretary Of this meeting fSr-
nish them with copy of these pro-
ceeings
Resolved. third, That copy OF these
proceedings he published in the news
papers OF this city aud entered on the
records OF this society.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-09

After insuturng 81 branch lodge in
stanton the members of Richmond
Loire of Eiks returned home yesterday.
iaey are loud BOZ their praises Of the
new stUuton brethren. and predict "a
bie future for the stanton Lodge. which
starts with membership OF thirty. five.
Iho Llhs who sat as grand lodge Of
imitation were JOAN a. Iizziui district
deputy. Thomas g.. Lcath. exalted ruler.
! Do ChNaicue. esteemed leading knight:
J a. lzziul. Jr.. esteemed loyal knight:
George W. Epus esteemed lccfuring
knight. J. y. Angle secretary. r. r.
Archer Burke esquire; W. A. Klevcsahl
treasurer. J.. Hcis-crn inner guard. y.
Vermont Weiss. assistant. William Good
man chaplain, and Dr. Harry Brlmmcr
tler
Friday night tho lew lodge celebrated
its organIzation with "a social session. at
which Mr.. Leath presided as chairman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-09

'Plne View" The beautiful country
home Of Mr. r. r. Welsiecr has been
the scene OF much ealeiy during The past
week the occasion being "a delightful
horee party given by his two charming
daurhters Misses Lily and Matte
Among those enjoying tho hospitality OF
the Misses Wcisigcr are Mrs. Lanehone,
Misses Lizzie Soay Morris. Mamie +.
NfcGrudcr Blair Haryie. Mary Thaw.
Kate. Fannie and Mary Dunn, all Of
Rchmond. Mr. James Ridout Of Roa-
noke. Rev John Ridont, Petersburg: Rov.
Franklin Ridout. Richmond Messrs.
Percy Clarence. and Louis We'siger, and
Mr.. Campbell Dance. OF Danville.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-09

three departments. and devise some plan
BY which the successive excavation OF
the same streets within short periods may
be avoided. and they shall further IN
oulre and report as TO tho judgments OBJ
tainci against the city during the past
two years In 50 far rs they may have
been obtained as tho result OF accidents
occasloned by injuries received az cNca-
vations. and 10 make such recommends
lions as they may see NJ, 10 provide
against similar accidents in future.
This special Joint committee has been
appointed and will hold its first meeting
No. II OF the city Han.
TIE sub Committee on Health. appoint
cd 10 Investigate the affairs Of the Com
mlttee OF Health. in order TO ascertain
whether any reCrciions can be madc IN
the management o: the au1irs OF the
fcrarturnt. will meet tomorrow evening
at 5 O'CLOCK in the basement OF the cry
Hall. In the Office Of the Board OF Health
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-09

klchmond's sherlock Holmes" Sustains
His High Reputation.

Deputy United States Marshal A. Jan.
ney Peasants received word yesterday
that ". ). Trent, negro wanted for
emOezzlement from the government, lad
been arrested IN Philadelphia. Trent
was g.'en S576 by tho pOstmistress on
one OF the small towns in Virginia 10
take TO Washington and turn over 20
the Post-Ofiice Department. lie never
matcrlalizod there.
Mr.. Peasants was notified by Post
cihce-lnsre j. J.. Cium that Trent
Was wanted. The deputy spent consider
able time on the case. doing some yeps
clever work. lie ascertained that Trent.
instead OF coming TO this city. as sup
posed had gone 20 Philadelphia He
communicated with the department and
Trcnt's arrest followed.
Mr. Clum has written Mr.. Pleasants
thanking him for the assistance he has
rendered in the case. Trent has friends
in this city and the money he is charged
with emoezznng has been paid 10 the
department.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-09
TIE BRIG MANSON.

Tirst FloatIng Post OF Hods NoIu4Itetrs'
toftoced with that dignitarys sacred
mark Tie escaped on passing snip
after two years and went after whales
AGAIN. lie enlisted In the United states
Nav during 1.-THE civil war ana went
promotly % sea again IN merchantmen
az us close. t. nil,
Among his varied experiences y WIN ,i.
4vres to MontevidoO. lie won an inter-
national reputation IN 1871, when ne
crossed the Atlantic ocean, from Ne"
Bedford TO Penzance. Eng. IN a whaie-
boat nineteen feet long. planned ana con-
sfr1srted by himself His wife accomya
MED him on the perilOus TRIP
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-09
A Charfcr Granfph

Judge witt. IN ths Hastings Court yes
terday granted n charter 10 the Me
chanics' Social club The object OF the
clut is the promotion OF mutual pleasure,
social intercourse. literary culture. and
the maintaining Of reading-room.
The officers of the organization Tor
the ensuing year are =. j Jones. prcsi
dent. W. +. Delaney, vicc-pre sident: W.
NJ. Coleman. secretary; O. 9. West. treas
urer. Tho Board of Directors IS 20 con-
sist OF the above and Alessrs. NJ. H..
Cox. c. A. Chapman. and 7. Hlrshberg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-09

they ramaln for the orchestral music.
brcak nm into little squads around the
convenient tables. chat and enjoy the
cool winds that continually blow across
the rarlen. In addition 10 Misses hine
Huested ard Mabel Guyer,. win ,ne,r
trained dancing dog 'Trixy." and Matte
and Pat Rooney, all OF wnom nav o'
,nrch f,vor Win the public. Messrs Aims
N. a Webster will present this week
Mr.. Geo. Leslie. an eccentric mono!ogist
and grotesquc dancer. Miss Amy Muei-
Ter. senss tloral toe-dancer. ana Miss
Jessie Bertram, soubrette. In s'rohs
Dutch and wfistiing act.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-09
Popular seashore Excursions via ~ -

on Fridays ard Saturdays you can 80
TO Atlantic City. Cape May. or sea Isle
City at round-trip rate OF ~ from h'cn-
mond. Tickets good to return until the
following Tuesdays. Leave Richmond
A. NJ, Washington IL A. NJ. arrive At
lantic City 4:25 2. VI.
For full Information apply to Richmond
Transfer Company. SOB east Main street.
ticket office, Byrd-street STATEN. or
C. A. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-09

The managers oil this charity desire 10
e,pr,es h.arv thanks Tor the liberal con-
tributlons 10 its treasury during the past
two weeks. Money sent 10 As results OF
enctts made Dy little children Is espe-
cially auure Cfatfd. The grett heat or
th. mast TWO weeks has caused great de-
ruaud for ice. ass there is much sickness
among the poor. Until the simmer Is
over the Ice Mission must beg for con-
slant remembrance. 10 acAnr"ledees
below tho collections since July -, %.
Received through Dispatch box
(anOnyroli-J .I..-.....-...-..... 90
Received through Dispatch from
Young Ladies Guild or CHRIST
church OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. VI
Proceeds OF fair held on Church I'M
by Carrie BOteler Leila valentine
Maggie WOOL. Jenni" NaiHi.i.ue'
Jessie Wood. Bessie Cisson and Eva
pentor ........... ...-.--....'.-. ...'-. 10
Proceeds OF lawn party given Aug l.
slen Heights. by Maud r.. Adams.
Hattie Bryant. Bette Lams Liz
zis Adam. and Allen Iyree, an I'M
der nine years Of uSr, .....-.-..-. W
Through The Times DoN lahony- a.
mOusJ ...............-.. 900 - ..... ~
Through The Times from Fairfax
ZONES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~
Through The Times from Miss Kuhn
and others .........-.....-.-.-. on
Through The Times from lawn-par-
C,nS,rh Hlil .................... 23 20
From some little girls. Twenty-fourth
and Nelson streets, through The
Times ....-....................-. ol
From box at Millers, ................4 81
~, 10y az Morris ............. o 80
From box at Ezekiels ................ 50
rroi box az Station a .............. 10
Mrs. II. r. Thornton. from Send
cr" Blue Ridge Springs .......... %
club OF four dear little children al
Foicst Inn, Glen Allen,............ 10
Tctsf $50 Is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-09

Special Exeavssss Rates 20 the -
Old W. lie rWIphuv springs
on the occasion Of the Propnesorv
Grand Ball, given the evening OF the i"'
OF August.
Round-trip tickets can b secured on
August 18th to i7th. inclusive. good os
return Till August Est, AT ONE FARE
from agents OF Chesapeake and ONO hsii'
WAY at Washington. Richmond Norfolk.
Fort Monroe. Lynchburg. and Charlottes'
Vile. l.. W. scOvILLE.
Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-09
oJfor IN Oiler.

Tditor OF The Times:
Sir-In Justice 10 myself and Mr.. roler
the oler of the city Hall 1 would IKE
IN explain that Councilman Briggs was
mistaken boz saying az the last meeting
of the Grounds and Building Committee
that ] said the oilers duties required
but haif am hour day The time re-
quired for the performance Of his duties
was not mentioned 10y me.
l.. q. IIAAKF.
Jaultor CITY Hall.
Richmond Va, August s. 1856.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-09

Joe Ccphus. young negro. was ar
rcste IN she Second district Yesterday
n oinine. on complaint Of Eliza Harris.
co'or,d woman. who charges him With
stealing Iair OF slippers from her.
Richard Sampson (colOred) was locked
Up on the charge OF stealing pair
Of Rants from s. Stern. the pawn
broker.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-09
Rev. spars. Melton TO Preach.

Rev. Sparks ". Melton. pastor Of
Franklin. SQUARE Baptist church, Phila-
6elnhia. will occupy the pulpit OF the
seccpd Baptist church THIS morning at II
O clock.
Mr. Melton r. native Of Virginia, ard
is A bDlIiitnt yCug orator. whose Ftach-
ing has excited attention ana adHiii a''Yn
,hTcrehout the entire Southern Baptist
A treat is IN store for those who hear
hin, ard a large congregation Will no
dount be present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-09

vessel was the official floating post Of the
salvation Army's rival organization.
Volunteer standard hOatcd from the royhi
masthead. The flag f. about five feet
long. four feet high. and is snow Whlte'
marked with blue In the upper left
hand corner is field Of blue, with forty
FIVE white stars, one for each Stale J."
tho Union in the centre Of ne nag, the
inscription. The Lord rs my banner
curves above a white cross on oiuc
star. 800.
Tho Captain had some difficulty IN mus
tering "A crew when South street sa" me
mainmasfs sfLl nge decoration, put "heh
he gave positive assurance tnat mat'is
religious would not further be mingled
with matters nautical iull compieH'h.
OF men was secured. Captain 'rapo went
aboard with Bible ana Volunteer page,
and tie brig ser out after whales AM
some derision from unrighteous s,ec'a-
tors. .,,,,,.o
CAPTAIN Cr0po vas born In New Bedforu
nrtv-six wears ago. and mas hunted whales
since he was fourteen years ola. on
ore occasion when his boats crew hau
lanced n monster prOwier OF the deep,
heavy wave threw everybody on the nsh
hack The entire 'lurty were trescuSu
after the unusual experience OF ~
an a whales back The Captain was
pretty badly frightened then, nut no
saws Chris tianity did not even tempt MIN
az that time. e.s Co =,
auls. was captured by band OF hauNrS
adopted by the King Of the tripe' ""u
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-09
Travelling Passenger Age


ROUND-TRIP TICKETS TO GLEN AL
LEN, VA.
Commencing Saturday. July 18th, round
trip tickets will be placed an sale TO Glen
Alien Va. al following rates:
From Elba. Soc; from Byrd-Street sta
ton. 6Oc., good 10 return the following
day except when sold on Saturday., when
they will be good 10 return until follow
ing Monday &. A. TAYLOR,
10 Traffic Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-09
Bravo People.

When put TO the test the people OF
Richmond are danntless. The weather for
tho last few days has been most trying.
In view OF the coming sale OF the Park
avenue dwelling. advertised in this issue,
grass widowers will remain over and COM
pete for the prize. Sale Wednesday,
August IL, 1895. at O'clock.
CHEWING * ROSE.
are the Auc-ion..ers.
And don't you forget II.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-09
Committee, to 'ieet To-norrow.

The City Corrcil last month adopted
chairmen of the Committees on Streets.
I1gnt ana Wafer snail appoint two
members of their committees who shall
constitute committee for the purpose
OF investigating the present system of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-09
@. A. TAYLOR.
Tramo Manager.
Niagara Falls Excursions via X. II. y r.
and Penna. X. X.

Niagara Falls tours will leave WASH
,ngton, ID. c., In special trains VIA the
Pennsylvania railroad. at 7:so A. M.
August 9Th, and goth; September
5th and nth. The X. +. & p. railroad
will sell round-trip tickets from Richmond
for these tours at Sl4
For full INFORMATION apply to Richmond
Transfer Company. No. e03 east NAN
street. Jefferson Hotel Bronck. Byrd
Street Station. or
G. A. TAYLOR,
Trahic Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-09
A Song Of Silver,

Sing a song OF silver,
In Virginia state,
Four and twenty delegates
Go for silver straight.
Now tho DILL Is making.
Amt the statesmen gayT
When the bill is made. Indeed.
VINO will have 10 pay?
Gold Is In his counting-house.
Hoarding up his money;
Silver In his country place.
Eating bread and honey;
Labor In the factory.
Shaving Ike a Turk.
Down comes the money crash.
Throws him out Of work.
=. l.. ..
Va, Aug. 8. w.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-09
Reduced Rate. to West Point and Retu

The Southern railway recognizing the
fact that a great many Richmond people
would like 10 spend their sundays at
West Point. have arranged to put In .
rate OF 500 for the round trip. tickets to
be sold Saturdays and Sundays. good 70
return Mondays.
The Terminal Hotel at this point has
Just been opened under an experienced
management and everything has been
done FOR the comfort Of guests who may
go to that point.
For rates. tickets. and other informa-
ton. call at Richmond Transfer Company.
900 east Main street. J. .. Verser. ticket
agent Southern Railway Station. or geo
east Main street.
]. c. HORTON.
r-u,,t-.. po..... 49,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-09
MR.. W. G. LEE MARRIED.
mr. TFABS 10 mn ILIiR MISS NIT
1IE ram, or JIIEhSrILLE,
Oaa n Of Three Infants Al Entertainment
al Brcwr,'s Eiun-hoiiaud III
Party Personals.


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No. llIi u .Ai STR. i' n Afli h"'.h'
Mr. Walter O.. Ice. cf Manchester. and
500. ,.-.. f.,.-.,..., ,.,rc
Mis4 -,''''
married az i"Al lNAee f.""y '"''' i''''
W H. uarht OF Manchester. perform
trr tho ceremony. Air. Haicht Was on
.t... a. ,.......i. ..,.t ,,,s nre.ehinr
.,..- 49,. ....,oa
.-, ...... ,,...-.
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married. THOR wedding "as q"'' " '''-
pr.sN Co Tho friends 0l ine youas people
Miss I.r.. lisa. ...r.tor oi air ID. =.
,.. attractive
'' "''.'''''''
ana popular 1o'h- ".ft
WEI AND iH'oit..t hNoNN '.
hrine JOB Gao tm. Dj obi NC H''''.. " '"'
way Tho newly naiiit4 '"'l'o VIVA
reside in Manchester.
DEATH OF INFANTS.
Bessie Eo.a.r. t4e nrnt child Of Mr..
mn ,.-s THOMAS. died .t the rosie
denco oil hon narcafa. in7 Decatur street.
Ir.l.r no.r.r. af iUa0 o'clock The
fnn.rf took ,f..r Yesterday morning at
~ ..f..t ... f... rs..f.r.r frna i'm
f,rnart ,,.. n,.f. I'm N.ur. Cemetery.
M,r,o f,o rl,o. months old daughter Of
A. ..4 ,f.. d. rf.v,ts 5i.J l,rido,
r,-,t af o'clock. No DE residence "
D,- ,ar..fs anort ono mile down the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-09

The ofY,ces OF the Kelley Institute OF
Virginia are now located in Richmond -
sls east Franklin street. for the cure OF
LIQUOR and drug sddictions and neurss'
thenia Write for cir,ular. Correspon.
dance confidential. Address the Kelley
Institute. Box SIS. Richmond. Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-09
Not Counsel for liver.

Hon. WIN Writ Henry was not counsel
for Mr.. l.. u. Hyer In the suit OF Hyer
vs.. tho Traction Company. Is stated yes
terday morning lie was associated with
Hon. James Lyons IN behalf OF the 1rac.
ton C,mpary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-09
6eTo Cobb's Isinud-R2.

The steamer Pocahontas will leave Rich
mond Saturday night. August I'D. at 10
o'clock: arrive Cobbs Island IL A. NJ.
Sunday: returning. leave Cobb's Island at
4 L. NJ. arriving at Richmond early Mon
day morning
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-09

than ever. The Reds have increased
their cad 10 A. against the oranges II.
All the uoys are working hard and iaitn-
fully and the scores will increase rapidly.
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Reduced Rates on Saturdays During Sam

Commencing Saturday. Juno 6th, the
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad will sell round-trip tickets on
Saturdays. good until following Mondays.
at the one-fare rate. 10 stations on Its
line. Tickets on sale at Byrd-street sta
ton.
G. A. TAYLOR.
Trafio Manager.