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Don't Lose Courage.

But cheer up. Nothing will revive your sys-
tenn like a glass or two of such wholesome
and pure malt brew as the Columbia" and
Extract of Malt" produced by the Home
Brewing Company. Bottled by their maker
Telephone 1850
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Fall Styles I'm shoes

Are now ready for your inspection at
G. FRIEDGEN'S,
10 North Pennsylvania Street
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Insure your home In the Glens Falls.
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Feed -FOUR horse JANEss Dustless oats
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Washburn Mandolins, SIS.
Carlin & Lennox, 81 East Market street
Cure that cough with Brownng's Cough Syrup.
Drums. Carln & Lennox. 81 East Market
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I once DESKS Of all styles.-Wm. L. Elder.
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YOu Felt
The Need
Of a good Umbrella yester-
day. Be wise; take one of
them home with you to-day.
CHOICE OF 500

26-inch fine twilled Serge, tight
roll, steel rod, fancy wood handles.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-08

BRESLAU. September THE car and
Czarina left at 100 this a. NJ. for Ger
Itch As the imperial party drove through
the streets to the station. guarded by
the NiciOas H. Hussars and a squadron
Of Dragons. they were cheered inces-
sanity by the crowds which filed every
available space. The Gar and Czarira
were accompanied by the Prince and Prin-
cess Of Saxe-Meeningen.
BERLIN September THE Car and
Czarina Emperor and Emperess arrived
al GerlN2 before noon. The Car wore
the uniform Of the Nicholas II. lIuss..-s.
and the Kaiser was attired i'm the UNI
form of the Cuirasseurs. Their maiesties
drove directly TO the parade ground.
Though the ground was I'm bad condition.
owing 10 the heavy rains Yesterday. and
the sky overcast. the programme was car
riod ont hut the movement Of the troops
were necessarily unsatisfactory. The car
ana Kaiser rode back 10 the city I'm car
rlages AZ o'clock the Car ana Car
int viii start for Kiel.
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Mr.. FRANK D. HILL DEAD
TINE WrJI-EsOWN REhL-ESThTb
xaNPAssfD AWAY YEsTERD AZ.
Had B.en In Failing Health for Long
Time-A Gallant soldier an" S"o'e'"'
Business Msn-funerai Arrangements

MFR. Frank D. I'M died at his residence
Az east Main street this city, at $50
O'Clock yesterday morning. In the hity-
fourth year Of fis age.
Nj. HM had been In bad health for
nearly a scar. and because Of falling
health. rotned from business about ten
months ago.
The deceased Vas born in this city
not very far from his late residence on
April 3. 1875. lie entered into active
business early In life. not Being more
than sixteen years ola when DE went INTO
the service Ok ihe United states as a"
attache OF tie pest. Office in this city.
A GALLANT SOLDIER.
At the breaking out OF the war 10
promptly resigned his position at the
post-ofiico and won't to tho front A.
member OF the Second Company Of Hlcl-
nond Howiizers remaining with that
organization untI the reorganization OF
the army ia lSc2 when Dee enlisted IN tho
Governors Guard. subsequently he was
transferred Co tho Powhatan Troop
Fourth Virginia Cavalry. and while IN
the mounted service he performed the
duties OF courier for General J. +. y.
Stuart. hy vs. Rom hc was highly esteemed
for gallantry and scldicrly qualities.
At the battle OF Front Royal Mr. Hill
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r,r,fanpr.AKr Died. at her fathers
~ ms west Marshall street.
Nonday september Z. $50. At i. 20 r. " n
IICv g. eldest daughter or ln.i't -. :.
and Elizabeth -. TlmberiAAe' as7D ''''''
teen years.
Funeral notice later. ,, ,o,,,
i,reirrickfburg papers please copy
HIII.-Died. az his residence, 81 S@se
,eTnher 1895. FRANK j.. NIL. O..
me funeral VIII take place from ~.
lanes cht rch or TUESDAl' SeP'e''o''
: 1856 At O'Clock /. VI
No flowers. -.
GARY Died at the residence OF he'
brother IL west Grace street MS
MARY VIRGINIA CARY, at a NJ
Monday morning ...,,,
Funeral from All-Saints' church THIS
CTuesday) EVENING al l-ao +. NJ
NELSON .- D.ed. Monday evening, SIP
tember :. 1896. al the residence OF her
husband. 5 b. Nelson. ohl Decatur
street. Manchester. Va. Mrs. LINDA
W. NELSON. daughter Or Andre" j.
and the late Mollle Cosby harrisoni
aged thirty-six years.
Funeral TO-DAY. September sth. at
430 0cock from Bainbridse-street
Baptist church Friends relpeste1 10
attend
PAIL Bearers-Charles +. Taylor, VIII
liam A Walker Walter J. TODD, DR..
william p. Mathews. 3. Woodson Nun
nany, W. p. Nuckols.
THALHIMER. Died. september 18th. at
6:l0 o'clock p. NJ. SAMUEL G.. THAI
HTMER: aged eighteen years.
Funeral notice In Wednesdays paper.
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Tho po,uil.t. Will Not Oppose Lamb-Mr
10, Nt.lt

The Populists Will Not Oppose ihihp-"i
Tbur-ton 10 speak Tonight
The Popullst state Effective Commit
toe which met here Saturday, took no
action toward putting up an opposition
candidate to Captain Lamb, and while
thew I'D not endorse him. they are pre-
fectiy willing TO help put him IN Con-
eress.
President NJ. r. ingalls,. Of the C'-sa-
neake and Ohio and BIG -Four roads,
wu address the voters OF Lichmond
next Thursday night DO the AcaIemy
Of Music under the auspices OF ihe
S1tnd-Moucy League. There Nl ne
no tickets Of admission and ,he prhlic
is invited.
The state Committee Of the National
Democratic party viii meet here Thurs
day afternoon Tor organization
Hon John VI. Thurston. OF Nebraska
who defeated Candidate W. J. Bryan f'r
the United States Senate, viii address
the voters of Eichmord tonight al SD
clock in front OF the new Ciiy Hall
Colonel William Lamb returned 20 the
city yesterday, and vas busy all day
answering hIs accumulated correspond
ence.
Colonel John r. Popham has gone on
the stump for the Republicans and VIII
probably he in the canvass from now on'
A wagon-lcad OF campaign literature
arrived 40 Republican headquarters yes
terday. and Will be Immediately mailed 10
various points throughout the state.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-08

JERSEY CITY. y. j.. Sept. Tile oc.
cupants Of the house M No. 3Oi Pavonia
avenue. were awakened yesterday morn
inc hy hearing somebody stumbling down
the stairs and a music-box playing. John
EVeus. who lives on the second floor.
saw man running out Of the front
door and gave the alarm. The man with
the music-box under his arm ran In the
direction OF the meadows. bat Policeman
Keenan, captured him after chase 81
several blocks The prisoner said he was
William Young. thirty-four years old. but
refused 20 tell where he lived. He had
broken into Mr.. Evans apartments.
When be- picked up the music-bcx Il
began TO play nnd he ran downstairs.
Young was Identified as Thomas Powers
who has just completed a term in the
snake Hul penitcrtiary for burglary.
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.ceivcd "A sable thrust while bearing the
cOlors of bis regiment lie was always
considered one Of the brayest and most
fcar.ess OF soldiers. and his old comrades
tell OF many heroic deeds performed by
him durnl those long. weary heart
breaking years OF the war.
SUCCESSFUL CAREER.
Afto. the war Mr.. Hill engaged In the
business of transporting freight on the
Iamos River and Kanawha canal Later
he entered into the real estate business
with Mr. r G. Goddin. under Oh" finn
name Of Goblin q hin. subsequently,
tho firm name was +. ID. Hin & co. lie
was also rclntod in "a business way with
Messrs. Robert II. Gillian and Louis
Rawlings His career has been most
successful one and tho many friend whom
he has made during that career will sad
~ miss him I'm their daily walks. At the
time OF his death Mr Hin occupied the
position Of secretary OF the Powhatan
Troop Association. and was al one time
president OF tho Richmond Howitzer As
ISOLATION. and was a member OF Lee
Camp. Confederate Veterans.
In November. 1870. Mr. Hnl married
Miss Leila Palmer. daughter of Mr. VIII
liam Palmer Of this city. who. with four
Frank and Willie survives him.
THE FUNERAL.
The funeral will take place from ST..
James Episcopal church this afternoon
at o'clock. Rev Preston Nash. Of
Christ church Will conduct the services.
end the intcrment will be 40 Hollywood.
The active pall-loarcrs were chosen from
his friends hv himself some months ago.
and arc qg follow.
J Mcssrs Caznoau Mcleod william
Archer. W. T. Miller Gilmer Minor jack
Temple James Il. Worth James Harvie
John N0lting
Tho following members ~ Ice Camp.
g. Y. will act as honorary pan-hoarors.
1tcut Colonel John T.. Lqug1fon. Ma
ior Thomas a. Hmnder Major Norman
'. Randolph Mr. Ellis Martin Mr. L. T..
Lacy. Colonel w = Smith Mr. George
A. Smith. and Mr. s. O Jones.
The members of tho F0rrtzer Associa-
ton wifi assemble ~ ST. James church
this afternoon ~ $3.50 o'clock to attend
tho funeral Of Mr. Tll
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Picket Camp. Confederate Veterans.

At the regular meeting Of Pickett Camp
last night. +. W. Gaines, Of Fayette Ar
tnlery was received as a member OF
the organization.
Captain W. II. Stratton Of the r. f.
and =. railroad, addressed the camp in
pleasing style.
The camp has made arrangements TO
give an excursion TO Washington, 10
leave Richmond September 18th at 100
a. NJ: leaving Washington at 1880 =. NJ.
on the 18th.
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i.ultor o. Inc Times.
sIr.-Iet me ASK INC reasonable irlen9
..f siivcr why lie demands unlimited silver
coinage, when we need only certain
sum OF money per capita in circulation,
au1 mat can surely be had by limited
coinage. why venture OF the dangerous
stem or unlimited coinage when the gequi-
site circulation can be had without III
30 party proposes 20 demouetize silver
IL mas not been demonetized. Hundreds
OF m.nions are IN circulation as legal
tenocr. no one proposes 20 disuse II. a.
ram be- sl1-d 10 ~ aiditiona. 'o.nse" '7
needed rhe Republican and Democrats
Indianapolis platforms contemplate ihe
Continued us. o. silver as no" un panty
with gold. They protest only against
tine coinage Of an the silver of the world
ON the arbitrary ratio of l6 20 ]. because
~ would drive gold from use. make sH-
vcr the basis or standard. unsetue our
finances. ara bring panic and disaster
we ask only tlat roll De the stan dard
or measure. in common with the out
side civilized world ana not shat silver
bo cast orr entirely. Let people draw
ms inc IN thought. There is no call
Tor unlimited coinage rs the proper cir
cuiauon can Do had without il.
REASON.
cnarlestovn. W. va. Sept 7. 1896.
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Youthful Thieves Caught.

Two niue negro boys. members Of the
Jesse James gang, named Mdddey Tate
anu Eugene arner, were arrested Satur-
Gay ana lodged al the Second station.
Yesterday at noon they made a bold
oasn Tor nDcrty. a sister OF one of tho
boys brought them their dinner. When
MI. Wilkinson opened the door and one
Oh inc boys declared that s.dtcr was fool
lng the ccI. AS the officer entered the
cen 70 make an examination Of tie wa
ter-pipc the boys dashed out OF the
Ooor. Inc officer ran after the boys, call
ing TO sergeant Cosby that the oar were
trying 10 make their escape. Tate ran
upstairs While Warner sought a hiding
pace IN captain Angles office. The
sergeant gave chase Tor Warner. and Mr.
" iiKinson started up the steps after rate.
Inc warner boy jumped on a window
sin. Diunmg Ms intention 10 jump to the
ground below. tie Sergeant warned him
mat II ne jumped he would be Killed.
II don't care" was the rojoinder II
warner, and he dropped but landed on
ms 1ect ana ran across the street. Al
though he had made a jump OF over
nIteen fcet. and landed on a stone pave
nnent All the injury the boy received
was the knocking Of some skin off his
legs. lie was caught.
Oucer WILKINSON found Tate in the
bell tower and soon mad him back IN a
cell.
Ine boys were arraiened In the Police
court yesterday morning. on charge
or thoft from David Brown. and got FIR
teen davs eacn IN Jail. For theft from
Meyer Greontree they received fifteen
caya additional Tate vas MT 1ludor S901
nond for six months for participating in
the robbery Of Mr.. Lewis Ayletts resi-
Cencc. on east Cary street.
inc police now have in Jail MI hut
two or the c0lored Jesse James gang.
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Negro Boy Jumped From a second
story window and Broke His Leg.


story window and Broke His Leg.
Al $3.50 o'clock sunday che ambulance
with DR.. Labenhcre in charec was called
70 Seventeenth and Franklin. Burnley
Holmes. a negro boy. had been caught by
Two policemen In a stable. ANA Was
chased into house. The GERS were
about 10 arrest him. when he jumped
from the secoud-stOry window. breaking
his leg. The injured man was taken 10
the city hospital and the injured member
set.
After an hours rest. DR.. Lahcubcrg
went on a fast ride 20 JEFFERSON Park
where a white man named Robert Thomas
had swallowed the contents ~ a vial OF
laudanum. lie was carried 20 the hos
piiai. whore the young physician worked
hard for three hours. and saved his life.
Al 1880 DR. Labenherg took another
trip IA tho ambulance This time re
had some sewing 10 do. for Dan White.
"a negro. had carved John Walker up with
a razor. The two ueu had feht about
the iatter's wife. Dan cuf John iu the
neck making thr~-lrrh uci.IQn aud
exposing the jaruiar teiu. lie tlcu made
"A six and a half inch Pip u h.s SIDE.
opened up a slit tAr'e aud ID half inches
long in Johns forearm ami then siashed
him several times 900 ne face. John was
taken to tho city Hospital and his
wounds dressed.
At AS o'clock yesterday morning the
ambulance was again called out. The
call came from the Richmond. Frcdor-
tcksburr. and Potomac railroad depot 10
attend j Gottschalk. who had hs left
foot badly mashed at Fredericksburg.
Dr Labenberg took the patient 70 the
hospital.
Again. at 1880 the ambulance. with
Dr. Lyme IN charge. was called 70 Seven
tenth and vonable streets to attend =
colored woman. named Polly White. who
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ICUIsI COUNTY.
Y. VI. {. A. Members Hold servlces-Crops
aud Politics.

LOUISA. VA Sept. 1.-Special.-Mr.
l.. A. Coulter. State secretary OF the
Young Mems Christian Association, as-
sisted by Messrs. Digs. Bennett and
Cuwan. Of the Richmond Y. NJ. C.. A;
held services in the churches here sat
ufday evening and yesterday. Large and
attentive audiences greeted them, and
heartily enjoyed the services.
The drought which had put q stop 20
all preparations for seeding oats and
wheat. dried up the fodder ripcned to-
bacco prematufely, and burned The pass
lures; was broken by slight fail Of
rain on Saturday. The appearance OF 10
even now, tie second Gay, Is scarcely
visible.
Politics IS not exciting the people TO
any great extent. Generally, Mckinley
VIII receive the Republican vote and
Bryan the Democratic vote. There are
a iew go'd-staudald Democrats.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-08

IiARRIsONBURG. Sept. Special
Yesterday afternoon al O'Clock fire de-
s;royed a large stave-fact0ry and four
warehouses on the same block. II origi-
mated from one OF the engines used iu
the stave factory. The burnt district IS
situated az the extreme end OF north
main street, on the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad.
me nre company did GOOD WORK and
succeeded I'm preventing the spread Of
IRE 10 other buildings. A dwelling on
the same r-ock was saved also building
IN which had been stored a large lot
or barrels containing kerosene oil. The
barrels Of OH were removed. The build
mgs are insured
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Killed I'M. Father-in-LaW.

CAPE CHARLES. VA. September =
Spr,.al.-George bIuuug shot and n.
stanty Killed his father-in-law, Thomas
Taoil,on to-day at nis home near Fen
perducevine Accomac county. "a.
The alteration was The result OF an old
feud Of long standing. and Bunting had
threatened 10 Kill Thornton II he ever
troubled him again. Both men are white.
and live on adjoining farms Bunting
surrendered himself 10 the Apthorites
after the shooting, and was lodged in
faU
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-08

Fine Steel Saw, Pound in jackson aud
Malliug'- Cells,

CINCINNATI. OHIO, September IA
negro pr.oner named Walker was
searched last night ly a turnkey in tie
Covngion Jail and a s,-calibre pistol was
found in bis pocket Walker occupied =
cell adjoining the one in which Jackson
and Na.NnE, the pearl Bryan murders.
are confined
The jallers suspected plot 20 break
Jail. and ordered the cells searched. Ia
Wauugs cell half q dozen saws were
found Both Wallng and Jackson pro-
tested their innocence, but the jail OIL
GERS think the plot was TO have been
carried out 40 8 O'Clock this morning.
when only TWO men would be on guard.
* search of Jacks0ns cell to-day dis
closed TWO nne steel saws hidden be-
tween The sole and lining of an extra pair
Oi tam shoes which belonged 10 the prise
ouer. Tile revolver found in Walkers
pocket has been positively Identified as
one owned By Wallns before his arrest.
A rigid investigati0n will be made as 10
how Ii got into Walkers possession.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-08
DIED Ar NINETY.
How the News OF Frank Hiil's Death
Wac Received Al oiack,burg.

BLAChsBURG. VA, Sept. Special
MS. IIza CalWen. livns on CONS street
ABOUT tnree miles from BlacksDurg, died
on yesterday morning and WAS buried
mere to-Gay. Her funeral taking place at
the Methodist church. Mrs. Calweu was
an ArguurgLt, with "a very large connec-
ton in the county. she was probably the
Quest woman IN TINS section OF the coun-
try. Deing ninety years Of age
Inc news or MI. Frank hlU's death
was learned here to-day Mr.. hin was
wen-known in this community. He was
a nrotner-in-law Of Colonel William II.
raimer, whose country residence Is just
outside Of BaclisbuIg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-08

TERRE HAUTE. ND. Sept I-fresi
dent Tallcy. Of the Indiana coal Opera
tors Association. IT. an ulumatum 10 the
srAng miners. says the mines 81 ln-
oiaua cmno. De permitted TO remain idle,
wnne tnere are plenty I'm otnef mining
NEEDS VINO would bee glad 20 accept ie
rffy-nve cent rate. 10 is known tina; some
of the operators want 20 sstrt tDea
roincs with imported labor Both miners
ana operators are playing waiting
came
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PERSONAL AND GENEhaL.
rn,crc.tlnr Facts About Kichmonds Citi-
IONS and Othrr Matters.

Dr. Blanton has returned 10 the city
The regular meeting OF the Richmond
Academy OF Medicine and Surgery VIII
bo held tonight at $50 o'clock.
Mr r.. .. Robinson, chief clerk 10 III
a. ;. Morris. superintendent mouYe
power OF the Chesapeake and OHIO ral.-
road celebrated mis- silver wedding A.
Barton Heights last night.
The first OF the series OF four Sunday
services at the y. Nj. &. a. under tas
auspices Of the Young Peoples societies
OF Richmond and Manchester tcoK place
sunday afternoon. The EpwOrth League
had charge OF sunday meeting aad Is
president and secretary. Messrs. J.. W.
Bandy and c. u. Richardson. were the
speakers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-08
Hrr. MF. ABnIrr 10 nrArr.


iutkN.
Rev. g. 9. Abhitt has accepted n cal
from Ascension church. Mt Sterling.
N.Y. ana Wil shortly resign as rector of
~. Mark s.. lle bias not informed the
Nestry oinci0y of nis purpose 10 leave.
Inc cnurch nere has prospeicd greatly
under air. ADMITS care. and ne IS popu-
lar. The young clergyman is n warm
friend OF Bishop Lewis William Burton.
OF the hcntucKy Diocese.
Mr.. Anut though n young man. IS one
of the nest known and most mighty eS-
tcemed pastors in mis- city. Tic succeed
od me lameniel Dr. naehicil as rec,or
~ ~ Marks church about four years
ago, ana since tren ra. done much for
tne upnuuG-ne of his church and tho OK
tension Of Cos usefulness Nr. tllift
cnurcn was The third n VIRGINIA TO adopt
q vested choir and reconly tac cd!Hce
~ -. Marks hae locn extensively re-
pared ana beauuaei inside.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-08

RALEIGH. y. c., Sept. THE Rail
way Commission TODAY notified the
various railways doing business IN North
Carolina that they must reduce their
local tariffs both freight and passen-
ger. in the same proportion as has been
dcne by them in through business. EN-
done by them in through business. TX
ceptions to this order Will be heard next
Saturday.
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DR.. MURRAY Not "A Mormon

Editor OF The Times:
Sir.-In your issue OF the 9Th instant
there appeared the following item:
"Dr. William -. Murray, distinguish
ed Presbyterian minister. Of Suffolk, Va.
has written letter 10 Elder Staples. who
has been preaching the Mormon doctrine
In this community, that after careful
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-08
OBiTt AIRY
Miss Nary YIrglnIn Cnrr

Miss Mary Virginia Cary died al the
residence OF her brother. George s. Cary.
No. lll2 west Grace street. an o'cIocL
yesterday morning She had been am
invalid during the greater portion OF her
life.
Miss Mary was a daughter OF the late
Professor John Cary who for MANY vears
conducted the leading academy Of lynch
burg. and who belonged TO the old Vir-
GINA family which has been SO uromfrere
and distinguished In the history Of the
State and Revolutionary times. Bright
IN Intellect. of high Christian characler.
modest and retiring She was a great IA
vcrite With those who knew her
The funeral VIII take place to-day from
All Saints church
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had been hit on the head with base
ball bat by Edward Blackburn Polly's
little boy was playing ball. and got In
a fight Polly took a hand ana got
dubbed .. o.. -. 3
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-08

"Fify-thrce. Oh. hfty-three. ffty-nfty-
three
Make a hundred. don't you see? Don't
you sec2
Unless ola Teller Hes,
That's where we're deVel!sh wise
To make a hundred cents Of ffty-three."
Free Silver Campaign song.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-08

WATERBURY,. CONN. Sept. III.
r. Durant. Yale '93 will leave Wednes-
day for Jackson. Tenn: 20 coach the
football eleven Of the Southwestern Uni
ycrslty.
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The Bermuda sails.

PHILADELPHIA: Sept. THE steam
er Bermuda sailed for New York this
afternoon having finally been cleared by
Collector Read.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-08

Danyille (nigiD Tuesday, sth Sep.em-
Der.
Lynchburg night, Friday. 1lth Sep
TENDER.
Clifton Forge (nighD. Saturday 18th
September.
buckingham c. II. day. Monday. 18th
September.
Portsmouth might. Wednesday. 10th
September.
Newport News 0ighO. Thursday. 18th
September.
Gladstone cay, Saturday, 10Th Sep
tembor.
Famyille dap. Monday. DIST septem,
Der.
Petersburg (righO. Tuesday. 22d Sep
TENDER.
Norfolk (nigho, Thursday 2lth Sep
tember
Accomac c. IT. day. Monday, 2sth
September.
HARVEY L. WILSON
SECRETARY
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LAsfT FRT-ABBOTT. Married. az Mon
roe Ca. ar The home OF DE nrlGe S.S-
ter. Mrs Foster Hester FtEDEF.hl' ~ ~
Miss KATE ARBO1T. Of Atlanta. ga.
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Death of II Little Bow

BullKEVLLE. VA. Sept. SPECIAL.
Little Ralph Leslie Cosby. aged nine
years and seven months. eldest child Of
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Y. Cosby. OF this
place. died yesterday after an illness Of
about two weeks.
Ills funeral was preached this after
noon at o'clock by Rcv. Il. W. Cridlin.
or the soithside Female Institute. NJ the
Burkevilie Baptist church ana an that
was mortal oh little Leslie was Inferred
Ia the Burkeyilie graveyard.
Mr.. Cosby has charge of the repair
work for both Southern and Norfolk and
Western railroads at this place. and is
well known and prominently connected in
Richmond, Manchester and Chester
field.
The hearts OF our people deeply sympl-
uize With the bereaycd parents