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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-06
Ricllnnnd.. rlne.f.

Richmond's police force. OF which the
citizens Of this town feel justly proud.
was gut through its regular semi-annuai
inspc tion EesfGdny afternoon on the
plaza f.. 'front.' of tle City Hall, on Brold
street.
AN tho force was there. officers and
men. and brave and sturdy show of
manhood. bright buttons, and uniforms
did they make
A largc crowG Of spectators followed the
PROCEEDINGS and cvolUuons of the guard
JAMS of the peace. and enc of the cntlu-
siastic citizens looking on burst into a
verse Of a famous song
zone of the frest. one Of the finest,
Guard MS I'm safety and peace.
Brave and courageous. never outrageous
One of the finest police
After the inspection was over tho Board
Of Police Commissioners. who conducted
80. expire scd themselves as hiehly pleased
Herewith. and went into session at their
headquarters where routine business was
gone through.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-06

Tho old Dominion Guard. Company d.
of the First Virginia Regiment. together
with the members Of the Veteran AS
sociati0n. held meeting last night at
the repimoutal armOry to make arrange
ments for celebration in the near lu-
ture. The attendance was large. and
Captain Crawford. commandant of the
company. presided. while Colonel Charles
u. Lochr recorded.
10 was decided, i'm order 20 advance
the futcrnal spirit between the members
of the company and the association. 10
give am entertainment ON the evening Of
November 18th. which is 20 take place
no otto M0recnstcm IS restaurant, AT 400
east Broad street There VIII bee music,
rccitati0ns. etc. and refreshments viii
De served 20 those present.
A committee. consisting of Captain
Crawford. II. w FoWqurcan. Of Man
chester. and Captain T. j.. Reeve was
appointed TO issue tho invitations for the
occasion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-06

THAT COMMON TROUBLE. ACID DYs
PERSIA OF SOUR STOMACH.
How Recognized as Cause of scrious
Disease.

Acid dyspepsia, commonly called heart
burn or sour stomach, IS "A form OF indi
sesfion resulting from fermentation OF
the food. The stomach being TOO weas
10 promptly digest IT, the food remains
until fermentation begins, niliny tht
sfomach with gas. and . bitter, sour
burning taste in the mouth Is often pres
ont This condition soon becomes chronii
and being an every day occurrence, "
given but little attention. Because uys.
pepsia is not Immediately fatai Han'
people do nothing for the trouble
Within recent period a rcmeuy ma.
been discovered prepared solely to cure
dyspepsia and stomach troubles IL
Known as Stuart's Dyspepsia Jdplets' ",s
is now becoming rapidly used ana pre-
scribed as a radical cure for every ioih
OF dyspepsia. 80 hoo,
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets have pee
placed before the public and are sofa ~,
druggists everywhere al 80 ceh,s Ps
package II is prepared by ne s'uas
Chemical Company. Marshall. MICH, "ma
while IL promptly and enectuaiy r.s.o'S.
"a vigorous digestion. at the same 'iliS ~
perfectly harmless and viii not lh'.in,
the most delicate stomach. Dut OH ~, ~
contrary. by giving perfect uls's. ,,'.
strengthens the stomach. improves NV
appetite. and makes life worth hN.hs,
Send for free book ON Stomach no
CaSpS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-06
PRETTY HOME WEDDING.
mr.. FRANK y. CRiIGJT, JE.. AND
MISS MARY HOOPER UILLfdh>.
\ Large Number of heir Friends and Rel
atiNcs Witness the Ceremony.
Handsome Decorations.

Mr.. Frank J. Craigie. Jr.. and Miss
Mary Hooper Williams were married at
$3.50 T.. a.. yesterday.
The ceremony tool, place at l'0' Mar
.a,u street cast. Rev. Dr. j. " FAR
onciauae. y VIII bo remembered 'h"t
This is ue hosmtablc boarding house oil
which Airs. II. $. Price IS tho proprietor.
s.n,c tbc death of Mrs. r.. A. Williams
.or,e wears SINCE Mr.. Williams and his
d,rehtcr have made it their home. The
briao. father is Cd wcll-known attoche Of
ono OF tn, municipal Offices. Her mother
was Miss Hooper The latter died
some years ago. leaving many friends
and "a connection which includes a NUM-
Der of our bcst-known families. MI
,tueic ls the SON of the popular secretary
oil hc Richmond Railway and Electric
Company lie is beside. thoroughly
fnc fellow. wno has the practical quar-
iI,~ that are appreciated $40 business ere
Giles. line morals and decided literary
tastes and talent.
The ceremony was performed in me
front parIor. which is just The hnd Oh
room for this sort of Trims. siEihs
every advantage To- the decorations. lhe
bridal parity with the exception OF inc
groom au0 and DIS best man, entered
from fuc rear parlor. br. far siahdiN5
Between hc two windows opening u"
Marshall street. Two Dresden vases
oiled with green and candles in SILVER
eanacahra stood upon 90 small table
placed BOO tnis space. which was coFeIeu
With cream sIlk. handworkea.
Palms were used throughout the par
I1r- and hau. Mr. Herbert g. Ducc was
at Che piano and DIS reputation as
musician docs away with need for COM
msrt AS thc party entered, Mendeis-
sohns march was given. during the ceic-
mnnr -N.Iden's Comics sion, at rs COM
ciusion. tne march from Lohensrin. Tho
ceremony Was according 20 the ritual OF
the Episcopal Church.
THE CEREMONY.
The parlors. which are fully three
times as large as the average parlor OF
the more modern home. were closely
filled. and 500 were the BAN and stairway.
Alessrs. Aleck O.. Brown. of Ash-
land. No.. and Joseph A. Wheat
were fho ushers. These gentle
r..n entered the front parlor promptly
Hf l.o0 approaching Ir. Fair. and dctn-
ing through the crowded company way
for Misses Anne Williams and Bessie
CAM who carried white ribbons with
which io form an aisle for the bride.
who entered alone. Nr Craigio. with
DIS best man and old friend. Air. VIII
liam Curtis of Rochester. entered 10y
the front parlor door. the former meet
nr the bride. and approaching the ofh-
chatting clergyman with her. The gene
fiemou of the party wore tho conVen-
uonal black suits. with pearl-gray gloves
and boutonnieros of white carnations.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-06

Tho WOman's Missionary Conference
of the Methodist Episcopal Church
South. hc.d another session a. Centenary
church yesterday which was well attended
TIc feature Of the session was the read
ing of the report of the corresponding
secretary which proved 20 be of great
interest 90 an connected with missionary
work Reports from delegates from the
various sections of The State followed
which showed that some good work had
been done during Tbs year.
Short addresses were made by Rov. Dr
Starr and Rcv. Dr. Judkns. They We're
followed by AIR. j. ~. Newton. who spoke
for "a short while about the great work
AT the close of the session another cie-
Eant lunch was served by the ladies of
the local organization I'D the lecturc-room
OF the church.
Tho last session viii lc hold to-day
when officers Tor the ensuing year Will
Doe elected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-06

AR J. y. Hastings. Of Pittsburs' 'A.'
where no b. a prominent business nam
capitalist. and bank director. spent yes
terdav no tho jefferson. where ne was
called upon by friends In this city
Mr.. Hastings was taken to drive ABOUT
richmond and was loud in his prai SEES
of the water-power facilities. and The
general manufacturing advantages OF the
town.
lie was in high spirits over the result
OF the election, and said mat on Tue
nornine after electon-day. there was
an instant revival Of busirtss. factories
starting TO work on orders that nad
been given contingent On the election OF
AIR Mckinley.
IL IS learned that Mr. Hastings IS an
intending investor in Virginia enterprises.
ana &. now Interested in large timber
property in the State of North Carolina.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-06
rrEsDAY NIGHTS coNcERr.
The Initial Performance Of the Metropol
itan series.

The Initial Performance oil the Mctfopoi-
itan series.
Madame Nordica. the great cmtatrice
who lis 10 appear here next Tuesday
night. is expected 10 arrive in New YORK
this afternoon from Europe she VIII
rest i'm that city until Monday, and VIII
then start for Richmond. where the first
concert Of the remarkable series Will De
given. Madame Nordica viii pe sup
ported by Madame Linde. the leadlhS
dramatic contraltO Of America, MI III
liam II. kieger' tenor; Nj, JOiir ,1.
Dempsey. bassO, and Signor Clemeh'4He
De Macchi. ,f.-
The popular concert. conducted on inc
modern lines is unQutsuonapll inc
greatest educator Of modern tunes IN
The direction OF the cultivation OF ttuiy
artistic musical taste ana spirit oi
healthy emulation Of the greatest ana
purest I'm art. .....,.
f,cfor Than any other i'm directing inc
civic and taste of the student. ana what
81 the popular or festive concert pul
series Of illustrations cullcu iiJ-n 'ii;;o
masters and presented 10 lhc P.,iic
through the medium OF cA''"'''"'' "''0
took part therein. H.. ..t..s
Mace i'm this city is great ana NalIapir
lesson To- the student in music ana thv
naronts on guardians or teachers caiihop
better or more economically invest lntH
money than by securing for thef 'H''i5oa
access 10 every concert ,..,...., for
The number of seats solu ni'ii'i ~
The concert which is TO take pace az
tbc Academy next Tuesday night WIZ
Tordira viii appear here with spiShvlu
e,,,,ort is remarkably small ana III
erftoiv loes than those sold in any otleI
civ where the series will be gwen
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-06
sporrswoOD uINDOw.
Arrangements for the Unwilling WINE"
MnlTake Place N"Nt "Wednesday.

In order TO enable all persons inter,
e.t.d IN the uny ailiug OF the SpotlaN 90"
window 20 20 10 Wiiamsburs' 10 l'he
mart in the ceremonies on Meul,esu"s
Inc llth of November the Colonial Iapl-
tai branch of the a. l.. Y. \. VIII run
excursion coaches attached TO me Iesu-
lar train. leaving Richmond at s'9v a,
"A arriving in Williamsburg about lV
o'clock and returning 10 Richmond at
b.24 =. NJ. The round-trip ticket cos'ins
each person 81. Tickets are on sale WIN
Hunter 4 Co. booksellers, 62s east Broad
street. the Craig Art Company. 10 east
BROAD street and Will also be In the
hands OF the G. & O. agent. at the depot
ON the morning OF the llth.
The officers of the 4. y. Y. \. ana Ger
tain other persons. representing the
kindred societies. together with the ar
lists. who have contributed so efficiently
of their. work to the adornment of the
powder magazine. have received special
written invitations 10 lunch with the
Colonial Capital branch. All other per
sons can find accommodations al the
hotels in Williamsburg should they 50
desire
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-06

Tho Globe Shoe and Clothing Company
ON Broad strt,t. has made a. very anil ie
exhibition DO it's windows. by taking nd
vantage OF The uopular topics OF gold and
silver Displayed with great proiusion OF
lights is "a quantity e. large stars, an
swering I'm number 10 the States OF the
Union. and covered with silver or gold
Taper I'm accordance with their late votes
on Tuesday.
Each star is labelled with the name OF
the state end IL is quite novel md in-
tcrestiue silht. or course these cnterpti5-
ing folks have not forgotten 20 hang On
each bright and particular star an article
of their goods, ana set forth the price
thereof in tempting array, too.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-06
IHE PAErELECrEICITY PLAYS


In the Great Production of Faust To lie
seen Here Tonight.
Electricity mas come TO play am impor-
tant par. in modern theatricals. and some
OF the effects produced by 1t are little
short of the mary l0us. ln 10 play is This
fact more apparent than ln the produc-
ton OF Faust" given 10y Lewis M0rri-
son. which will Dee en ln this city too
night and tomorrow az matinee and
evening Not only are some OF these cl-
fects pretty. but they are startling in
their resultant cnect upon the audience.
Fer instance. in tho cathedral scene when
the cross over the door, bazes forth IN
a glare of light and again IN the garden
when the flowers burst forth I'm an cleo
trio bloom OF light that il dazzling IN its
intensity: then again IN the duel scene
when the sword Of Mephisto gives out lis
flashes OF flame. and on the Brockcn
when lightning ills the air In binding
flashes. and lights up the weird and un-
canny reyelry of the witches-all electrici
tv. and yet how truly realistic and telling
i'm it's effect. Faust appeals 10 the heart
I'm humanity. Its story is an ideal one
and with the elaborate staging given il
hv Mr.. Morrison Will ever be "a source
rich i'm enjoyment 10 those who seek their
pleasure within the walls OF the theatre.
The King Of Pills is Beecham's'-
4
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-06

great deal OF delay was experienced. in
view OF the fact that a good many cler-
zeal iniormalitics had 20 be corrected in
the official returns. 4 number OF regis
uars were sent for for that purpose.
while others will have 20 appear before
tho board this morning.
IL IS expected that the official result
VIII be announced this evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-06
PERSONAL ND GENhRAL.
Interesting Facts About Hichnond's Citi-
Lnn- md Othcr Mnffrr.


All the Convicts that escaped from the
state farm recently have been captured
with one exception.
Mr.. II. J. Anderson. general passenger
agent Of the Seaboard Air Line. was in
the city yesterday.
Rev Graham n. Lambeth. son Of the
Rev. Dr S. :. Lambeth. formerly OF this
city, SIS very I'D IN ST. Ninccnts Hospital,
"a, Norfolk. with typhoid-fevcr.
Tho Board of Governors of tho Rich
mond League OF Whcclmcn. will meet
in rooms Nos ] and g. in the GOddn
building. mt 800 o'clock this afternoon 10
consider matters of Importance to wheel
men.
Under the direction Of Professor J.
Sebastian Rafferty, a. musicale will be
given ar Cathedral Hall on Wednesday
night. November lith The best Of local
talent viii participate. The receipts will
go toward, lluidatug the debt Of ST.
Peters cathedral
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-06
RiCING ar PIHLICO.
The Fail Running Meeting Begins Under
Encouraging Conditions.

The Fall Running Meeting Begins Under
Di-couraeing Conditions.
BALTIMORE, MD. Nov. 5.-rhe fail
meeting Of the running meeting at PM
llcJ was inaugurated to-day under dis
cOuraging conditions Tho rain fell
through the afternoon, and the crowd was
small.
IL was however. n sporty gathering.
and the betting at times was quite spirit
ed. The talent broke about even on the
day. The surprise of the afternoon was
the pcriCl nance OF SapelO. whose friends
bet tie bOOkies 10 a. standstill. one 10
five was the best price Obtaiuahle ON the
Hanor colt when Starter Pettinsill sent
the horses. SapelO got away well. but
the soft mushy track was not TO his lik-
ing, and he was beaten before the half
mile post was reached. Runaway, at
20 3D. was picked for the first race lie
finished fourth. Medica, a i5-tO-l shot.
winning easily Ross -. WAS the iaVOritc
40 10 b. and won the second race haudl-
ly. Myrtle l.. carried the most of tine
cash al from 10 10 a in the fourth. and
landed first prize. Emotional q l0-tO-l
shot, Quccred the talent bun the fifth Pre-
Mler went 10 the post a favorite 1t even
money, with Ameer well backed at -
u I. Emotional won a runaway race.
Nedjle WAS made fdVorite. and won the
last event Of the day. The results follow:
First rdCe-fve furlOng5, selling.-AlO-
dic1 600. Strand. IL 10 ID first N1vahOe
second and Declare third. Time. 1903 IL.
Second raCc-twO-year-Oi selling. six
frlones-R0ss -. an. Doggett . 10 -
first. with At.antus second ana Mohawk
third. Time. l.l>.
Third neutrality-suspicious. one mile
Tenderness l09 Hirsch. 10 10 u first. with
Nick Johnson second and Slpelo third.
Time 1.i5.
Fourth race-tw o-year-olds, five fur
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-06
Cifr.nnllCnnrf.

Judgment was rendered I'm the Law and
Fquitv Court for $40 against IT, r. Pussy
in favor of the Standard OH Company.
Mr. NJ VI. Mcclure Qualihed 10 practice
law in the Circuit Court yesterday.
l.. u. fitzgerald. who shot lsham Nat
thews on election day. was yesterday
afternoon bailed in the Hastings Court
I'M the sum of $1,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-06
Now York IIorsc Show.

Special induccmcnt 10 attend Ni0O
Richmond TO New York and return, in
GLIDING meals and state-room. These
rates apply for Chesapeake and Ohio
train leaving Richmond $50 i. NJ. No
Vember III. connecting with one OF the
new ships OF the old Dominion Steam
ship CoInI any at Norfolk. arriving New
YORK noon next day. charming nip
for little money.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-06

The Board OF Commissioners OF Flee
ton met yesterday morning in the Of
fec Of Mr. William l.. Lawton. clerk
~ the Hastings Court FOR the purpose
81 canvassing the vote cast In the CITY
last Tuesday for President and FOR Con
gross. The board held two sessions.
which took W the entire day, and a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-06
Committee Meetings

The following Council committees Will
meet I'm the City Hall this afternoon.
Accounts and Printing. O'Clock, room
so. lr
lanes River Improvement o o'clock.
room 80. 8.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-06
IRHEGULdRIrIr ~ THE BODKs.
Tho Henrico Committee VIII Look Into
tho Matter To- VI orrow.

Tho Electoral Board Of Hcnrico met yes
terday 20 canvass the returns Of the
county. but were unable TO make an Of
fetal return owing 10 tho fact that ir-
rcgulariucs were found i'm eight Of the
books OF the judges Of election.
There arc only seventeen precincts in
the county. The eight precincts affected
by these irregularities are Wcsthampton.
Ridge Church. Jones. Barton Heights.
Burns Hungary, Smithcrs' and Four
Mile Creek.
The committee viii summon the Judges
from these eight precincts 10 appear be-
fore Chem at II O'Clock Tomorrow morn
iur. when the irregularities I'm the books
viii Doe corrected and the returns of the
county canyasscd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-06
Reunion POSTPONED

Tho surviving members Of the Pegram
Battalion Association were 10 nave cele-
brated their ARMY crsaryAast aieht. but,
owing 10 the recent death Of several
members Of tie historic OLD battalion, the
ralricn was postponed TO some future
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-06
Syrcle's Case.

TIE case Of j. II. Syrcle. registrar al
Smithers' precinct. in Henrico county
who is charged with violation Of the law
ia refusing 10 register voters, wi come
up before Squire Vincent, nj lienrico
courthouse. this morning at 10 O'Clock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-06
=. fi:- n q. a,
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pr,i..S In Abundance

George Walker. 1914 Moore street. says.
My little daughter thirteen months old,
was i'm "A very bad way with eczema and
impuritv OF the blood. Ny wife applied
the Mexican Eczema Ointment ana gave
no. IA. the Mes Jean >ilooa Tonic re@i-
larly. am pleased TO say the little one
is completely cured. Fifty-cent box Ec-
zema Ointment. 25c Large bottle Of To-
Ka. the great Mexican Blood Tonic PC.
Samples free. Cfce 300 east Broad street.
'ro-Ka" stamped in each genuine bottle.
of To-Ka will be shipped TO any out-of-
town address on receipt OF 81.
THE WHOLE STORY OF the wonderful
cures bv Hoods Sarsaparilla Is soon told
II makes the blood rich. pure, and nour-
ishing. 1t cures scrofula, catarrh rheu-
matism.
HOODS PILLS act tremendously with
Hoods Sarsaparilla. Cure all liver ills.
- cents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-06
CASTo7IA.
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a: II: ZHAZzzM S III
Go to the "IIorse show" via the Bay Line.

ONLY-slO.O) FOR ROUND TRTP-ONLY.
Tickets coed for ten days from date OF
sale. quickest ana cheapest trip ever Of
fered to New York.
For reservation Of state-rooms and
further mformation apply 10
IL NJ. BOYHIN.
General Agent.
$50 east Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-06
Oh. Those Horrid Twins.

indigestion and Constipation " The roots
and disseminators of ALL Complaints
Also Persistent Nausea'' are quickly 'N-
nelled bv The Great ASSlMlLAIOR OF
Tooa-C0lonial Water Pamphlets on 'p-
plication. Home oflice, S2l Main street
The Offices OF the Kelley Institute or
Virginia are now located in Richmond a.
sle east Franklin street, for the cure o.,
liquor and drug addictions and neufas-
,henia. Write for cir .ular. Correspon-
dence confidential. Address the Kelley
Institute. Box SIS, Richmond. Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-06

you need rest after the battle OK
ballots NoVemt cr 3D.
20 70 New York TO the Horse Show
nv the old Dominion Steamship Com
panv's select excursion, SATURDAY 80
veniter 7th. Fare only 81 for the rouhi-
trip. Remember, this includes meats
a,d etafe-room berth on steamer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-06
CASToRIA.

The King Of Pills is Beechams'-
BEECHAM'S.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-08-28
SIAIE HAPPENINGS
Senator Tillman spoke on silver at

Senator Tillman spoke on silver at
louisville
A double-bodied calf was born on
the mountains near Scranton.
Thieves entered Grace Baptist tenn
pie and stole over 800, at Philadelphia
Thomas Carroll of Carbondale died
from beating received from an uns
known assalant.
Electricity is to be .sea III handling
coal III the Cross Greek company's
mines at Hazelton
Executions Were issued against r J.
Allen, Son & Co, OH Judgment notes
for Sis.s $50 al Philadelphia
Senator Quay said at Philadelphia he
believed thar Senator Cameron Is not a
candidate for reelection.
The Friends conference at Swarth-
more heard reports on the phllanrhrOplc
work OF the seven yearly meetings
Democratic State Chairman Garman
has issued a call for the state conven-
tion to meet at Harrisburg, Sept. 10.
Judge Waddell of West Chester has
granted new trial to Thomas w El-
vim of Phpnixville, found guilty of
= numbering his two children.
After a heated discussion of free
coinage at Thirty sixth and Wharton
streets Philadelphia, William Batters-
by. il is charged. stabbed William T.
Walls
Mayor Warwick of Philadelphia is
preparing for an appropriate reception
10 Ii hung Chang. the distinguished
Chinese statesman. who is to visit that
city on Sept. 3.
lt has been discovered that John
jenkins. the thief who was shot at Bed
ford station. n. Y. on Thursday night.
was the Sandy jack of gnnl that
terrorized Lehigh county I6 years ago.
Sharpshooters of the national guard
of Pennsylvania have gone into Camp
j X. Siegfried. at Mt. Gretna, for rife
practice. The camp is named i'll honor
of the late commander of Third brigade.
The congressional conferrees of the
Ninth district met at Reading and ram
he'd the nomination of Daniel Ermen-
trout. The candidate made a speech
declaring himself loyal TO the Chicago
platform and nominees
Police Lieutenant Albert c. Allison
of the Thirteenth district. Philadel-
phia. was discharged from the force.
accused of neglect of duty in not re-
porting 10 his superior officers the ex-
istence OF speakeasies in his district,