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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-08
i. N, c. MOoslIGRE
A Most E1oelieui Programme on the PoeA-
houfs. Ton shf.


Ire Y y c. a E-e-- moonlight s---
oc-ur tonight TIE steamer Ppc-1o--as
Hlu l-zVe lLs wharf iaocke-tsj a. =
llork sharp. Laubers q t1s Associa-
to1 all D. earned free and can take
.1si- fr-s1ds - reasonable ratts- Per
sons LesrrE tickets can secure them u
-he building during Gle Gay 81 ~ tie
hoax a. TIE regular rates
4 u1st excellent Frosr- r-le has been
arranged and embraces tle leading e.
fe----llrs q TIE city There VII be
Polk Mi-er T-ih hs tuuo- and tars8
t1e Tony Miner CoUr-nzti1l. v-i-1 Is
always q Ere-- attraction TIE male
1-lrle-te- composed C Nassrs- E-tdl- s.
W4iiirs. I1lrzt1l Clr11-a- Frank en-
rllsL4m and Cslar Lehman. g rlrl1--l
ard guitar club and other attractions.
Ile y1urs men cf tie Association vii
ha j. charge 4 the refras --n1lts. one
@. tte features q TIE evening Vil le The
11zl event q The Greek-T-ri1 = mem
heS1ip Wzr TIE Turkish vsc-c-y Will
De celebrated r. q social Llt hour.
T1lsts d-y aid Otherwise VII L. u order.
TIE Greeks VII d1l Ehlie caps ard
aprons ard st-Ts W1ile TIE V.ctors ea-
ETtrF Ielhl- q The T-1r.lsl-fsreE X
r--=-l ters1l1 contest companies IS request
- o. rsp0r. c. tie dl-l1s room llr tfls
event psonGiiy 81 s-ss =. Il Wbas ile
cag-ality G. The beautiful steamer s. crer
9 tt only s-ric.eni ticke-s viii te soll 70
ALLOW . comfortable and pleasant even
-ls l-r thos- who attend
Extra cars Ell IL ID waiting OF re
return CT the sieeutE 10 c4r-g the e.
r--s-c--s-s Lcur. TIE t1li1l1g al close
az II n Members E-i othtrs csn s--
care ti1ksis u she bo-t a1trr TIE ato4e
r.s---. fcu-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-08
In the Courls.

Judge Witt. in the Hastings Court yestsr-
day ;ixed the dates for hearing the fol-
loving cases:
George L. Crawford. July l-th-
William Thomas alas John Tucker. for
shooting Officer Minor. July 18Th.
John wesley Drew, cutting Garrett Mer-
Ger, July SIN.
TIE case Of Carlos Twitcheil went over
10 TIE September term
CASES were disposed Of as follows:
John Tiinan. alias John Harris. house
breaking. two yesrz
Wesley Brown. assault. fifteen days. one
cont fine
.ohn Halliburton. assault. thirty days.
one cent fnf.
Elisha Patrick. petit larceny. fifteen
days.
Judgment was rendered in the Law and
Equity Court IN the case % the Wan
Goldsborough Company against c. J.
Tc53 FOR sssi 6,
The suit Of Mrs. J. n Powell against
The Western Union Telegraph Company
for 800 damages Is on tr1ai.
Judge b. Y. iFehf1rl. 81 the Circuit
Court 81 the city Of Richmond. IN cham
beT~ yesterday appointed. Mr.. ". 3. Piz-
ziri receiye- for Mrs. Elizabeth Ferrifer.
Of Eenrico county.
'Tais acton i tGe outcome 81 the suit
G James =. Lewis ver~ls Elizabeth and
Morris T Ferriief. brought against them
IS 2hScondlng debtors
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-08
THEIR ANNUAL MEETING
GkafN AND coTTON EXCHANGE
kIscTs oFFfcfRs FOR THsrE4E.
standing Committees Were Appointed aud
the Grain Receipts Tor she Year An
nouuced-Caatain Jacob Reelected.

The first mfcu1g q TIC new Board q
Directors Of the Richmond Grain and Cot
ton Exchange vas held yesterday nora
aug The president. Norv.l Ryland. Ia the
c1sir, Il. a Jacob. secretary. The fol-
lowing members were present. Mcssrs.
&-wara Alvey =. a. peane. r. r. Gates.
y /. jacob. Geo. g. hirk. J. :. Lear. Il.
= AooTt. ". ~ RichArcson Jr.. =. x.
s@Nase. 81 T. Simpson, c. J.. TODD ana
Annual reports were received from nc
seftral othcers ~ the Exchange pc
rePors OF ttc Secretary showed - members
n tks Exchange
RBCEIf-Ts FeR TIE YEAR
The following are she receipts ~ tne
year. Wheat lf1els bushels. corn Isis
bushels. OATS $40 bushels re -
bushels misc eianeols ~ hasae's. q ot-
crease az 5s bushels from last lftf
re..orr fyour 1852 barrels. decrease
O. aTi barrels Ray lf->a tons a o.
crease % -l4 tons. cotton Te-cii-s 49,
bales
the 1rst rcw wheat q the seasoa Vas
Offered on change J-rF ~ 49, -
ferns was three DAYS tarlfr. ana we
selling pI.rt tel cents ptf u-s"-4 IA az
vance ~ las. season.
Ilc Lrst leN c1rn % me season w. rs
ferai OH change Nc-ll-el Is. i'-' -il 500
sr~ = e..1ts Der tusfel. This --c4lfS has
sixteen days later man i--l s,-,,' 80, go
the s.. lirE prlla it cents flf t->At-
N-Tr bCT % cars of -r.ih i-si-
inx tht year. SIS vessels.
Cap.a.n IS A. JACOB VAS r--eite4.l So
Nj. Rodo,ph K.ns was reelected gram
Air John wt,siwriEai vas re-eie'iel
STANDING COMMITTEES
n. .+-~fir- -o~--rittecs were appoint
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-08

fulnexs but withholds names until the
c.. cones 70 Ia court She says De
hAs more than once poaStcd Oh Nasi1S "
So srgs thai waila Ferd has several
times hegsed her 70 Tejoan hiia ne ga
never sent nef TIE money Oh wa -
return. las aYgt4is 10 hef ~ eeiAe 1-N
"a -, we're coccned 81. the most enoc&I-
80 a. not understand This sudden
devotion unless D. proceeds 4.o-. vac
..f t.t lc misses Lis usual pSeS
~ health be impaired hy his loss OF an
',,.-.artuuity 20 practice this peculiar spe-
- ~ athletics or unless the brains OF
as nstatc lawyers were BACK CT 'N1
hand OF their client maAins MS case
Tor nm IN advance.
Mrs Ford iuslnuates that hotei clt,A
ln Washington has been Alit~ - . So
on her movements -.
she lays 10 her husbands door the
ruhilcatlons recently made IN CONNECTION
HliA the case. before be has MED DIS
tlL -.
sac prays that any interest she Ray
have IN the Ford estate may BE yroiecls-.
Mrs Ford says she had not iAteNee -
% sue Tor divorce. but 10 SUNNI 20 ~
evils brit now that TIE case has pr'A
Carried 10 the courts she VIII nslt 70
finish and 20 the bitter end
she pr2ys therefore. that stewart n.
Ford BE made party defendant 20 TINS
cross blu ana required 70 answer me
same upon his oath, and taat ne ee
roied 10 Gle his hil AZ once y he p
ro- already done So. that an itJ-nc iion
be issued restraining him from more ms
the oratrlx and from assaiins her iss--
faficn. -
Sfe asks for temporary shmony ano
nat Fcrd 10 restrained from olsposins
- rs estate until the proper steps have
been taken 10 ascertain the proper amount
q aImcny.
Sc asks 20 be granted q llkcffe ~.
permitted % drop the name hofo anu
assume her maiden name
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-08
pon'tIke TIE Damp.

The citizens q Richmond WHO are dong
business south q tie depot % the Cnes-
speaEe and Ohio Eallr 81 ~ t1e .ir5ie-
date vicinity q st0-koe creek ard Union
street. are complaining very seriously O.
:. nuisance created there b. the street
cleaning department "a establishing g
public pump for sIe-- sweeping
The gentlemen who were seen py r.
porter were very pronounced u
their criticism They say th--
there would be 20 great ob1ec-
ton . have the siu1 dumped there
Tor a day OF two. d.. as ruleit was left
there Tor weeks As the sweeping con-
talns q sood zeal Of vegetable matter a9d
very Frequently dead rats etc. i IS not
susrr.sinr thar decay sets in arl crates
a very disagreeable smell which IS almost
unbearatle q the reighb11hood
The business men q that section q the
city claim thai they have repeatedly made
complaint 20 have re nuisance aba-ed,
r-- without c-lI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-08

INA attendance ~ FCrest 1919 pax
TaUlsIllle l4st -iEl- VS. large and from
tfl '-r..- constant lau-ltsr a-1 ar-
-.lause lhe lufitrce enjoyed ne clever
r.rl.l.l.rcl Immensely lr@ LreWo- -
r ca lle lake Yves W. ~ -1e
..ar.r. aE rT sr- and -Els tee I--fll
spectacle v-s viewed ali- great s1--s----
--- t3 al WLo arrived e--ly enough lot
rr MSS g. kly.f- l-a r1Tel.y club jag
rl-r gave & Elrrlg c-ei---lie eItI.f.or
-.e-t 1r--lrr 1Ur- cher intricate fez.s
-ka- ~ juggling --lr clubs - ire sane
f.Ur Er---4al and MLL1-ls were greet
81 uifn Shouts u .4--hter. TIE Verdi
L~r.f. Ll1--e-tf TIE c1rl1rs E1relirzu r.
Cd lte1 rh-lr rZr- q Ire tll 70 tie salts
~ ~ rlr -u iiel-e- Tbs is -hr last
Wrls g.. lie NfTii IszLics eu1rls-te % hsse
sl-arr E.s l-sl 80 Erezr q feature -
ft- resl-l Erl re- ~-lz- -lE-irae per-
Torrance 2 81 gwen saturday after
noon 90 = O'Clock shea E1Iellsau Etl n
rro-aee t.s clever P1l-h 1r1 judy 3c--
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-08

-AZEWELL. Va. July 7.-Spee-ai.-
1riss SCpnoria pcrrr. daughter q III
rr-lllr, Ff1Ty. = Ll-i-s crf'-- tbs c1---
~ VAS -hr0un from z Lore- while ID
O. -rr-lf Yesterday mining arl Lad l-s
q hsr rils broken she HlS taken Sd tEe
home 20 har uncle Lr. whitley. year
here. anG % laEr reports E4s resting vers
vel
Kiss Mamie j -EllhotLarl. one q 4aze-
-elTs rcs- popular Young ladies. d velF
law rt.h fT-rhlll fever n TIE hone a
~ broth rr-al-iaU Lr J. Y Chapman.
llr. TLoz. s. Eafln Is also ven il ~
BIS home o. Railroad Avenue, V..l CO..
sl-1r-icr-
Tte Csc 70 CoEs- r1Ue1ifh -. Kan
rs-a-s- for rle killing q james =.
(r vs. dismissed Yesterday before The
r'orr-r Court. counsel entering Role
p-1segu-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-08
MRS. OVERLY'S STORY.
SBE Tells nov HLE SOY CANE 10
xTTEMPT TO TAKE MS LIFE.
lie Was Disobedient and Add 'cted TO Drink
and at such Times His Mother
Fssred for Her safety.

= D. overly. who attempted suicide at
Ncwnort News on TUESDAY evening. by
taking l4uoanun. aS to4a IA yesterday :
lines. w.u recover.
sis brother said yesterday that he had
received information 10 this eject from
Newport News
oxcriy AS soon as he is able 10 travel
Will come 70 his home IN this city.
lie Is a variety actor and his name Is
Ell Carr.
eighth street
Drink and evil companions, said the
attempted suicides mother, ieafIl-iy'
brought or ny sons ruin lie IS not a
good boy and his d-sobellenoe brings MS
present suffering
AIRS. Overly was found s!ttins On ne
porch Q; her neat home and surrounded
b. her other children, Two Inan.y-4oo Ains
Young men and three lovely daughters
VITO were doing their bes. ~ sme..ocais
their mothers woe.
Ny heart has bied for that boy" sob
biugly continued the disconsoiate mother,
.b1t he woalG not listen 20 ny advice
II think that lie must have been de-
,nente1 when he took such step IS 10
attempt his lie About two years ago
while under the influence % liquor he fe4l
u. . rapidly running train OF the way 10
Newport News and sustained severe
injury 10 his head
since that time whenever he drank ne
has really been ont O. his head.
lie USED 10 carry razors and TeFo4Feis'
and was really canstrols a. times VI
several such occasions I have been COM
peeled 70 call in police assistance but the
rex. morning I would 70 down and pay
his fine Just 20 prevent the disgrace o.
his Imprisonment I have surely done Iny
duty ny my Sol.
Two weeks ago he came home and
acted dreadfuny 50 that I had 70 apIea!
70 his father over a. Cullng worth' fac
tory. Ny boy ;hen left for Newport News
ana that was the las. 4 he4-l q hl-a
until Tuesday night"
4 morning papers story that Young
Overly had written letter upbr1icins
his mother for q rsprimar4 she had siYeo
him Mrs. overly stated was untrue
his mothers supQosluon that overly
-eas oui q his mind when be tired . i4A-
his life s. substanuated by the fact that
he had visited a number Of saloons 1Lst
before and in fact was found unconscious
from The drug il g bar-rolu-
I'd. overly vas well-known among
halgers-on II Putnam theatre where re
had 81 numerous times taken song and
dance parts
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-08

4 Big Confederate Reunion Being P4annses
b.. lsnlns.

FREDERICKSBURG. Va, July I.-sps-
ciaL--A damaging drought Has Just set
ting IL here. but to-day nne ram cSSlAs
and afforded relief. j sl- be worth
many dollars 70 the farmers and safceiS
els % tins section
TIE yield o. wheat in this locality - bet
ter than f0T . Ellnoer q years pas<-
Farmers are noH busy thras4l1e, ana
some II them have already sO-d tnelf
crop a. good cures. Mr. Mckay, OF Car
oilne made 80 bushels from twenty acres.
and Mr. Oliver Eastburn. u TINS county
,hrashed over 100 bushels from . tnlfty-
acre field.
A movement is on foot 10 have re-
union II al eX-Confocef4tes Of tnas 80
tion u the state IN SepteDber ne1f. lAe
ConfederAtes are pleasel with the iasa
ana the occasion VII 10 doubt be a. n
terestius and Successful event
The members Of the following Confcle-
rate camps are eNpected q participate.
MrEhf-I~ataro camp. Ct apiialanfloeA'
Maury Camp. q FEecerlcks bug, bagry-
Fox-Smifh camp. OF Burlington. Page
Pulen camp. G.v1cesirr. hi-lnl.-1
County Camp. Warsaw, Ball Eetts-S -oHes
Camp, EezthsY4lc. heaoy Gay brook
Camp. SalUca. Westmore.4.d Count,
camp. Hague. LaWson-BaA camp, Ian
ester. Coiiins-fSarrett Camp King
G..,rre. Isne-Diggs camp. Mathews.
John r. Cooke camp. west Point Al,
Confederate soldiers, whether r1tinbers ~
camps or rot. viii D. welcomes 7 ne
snoeii1g V4l probably be he'd ~ Tap
paheuuock-
Bass fishing IL the Rsppahannock Nv
e. al This point was never batter than
now. Local fishermen are enjoying The
sport. and some ELs specimens are ceins
caught.
gonsiaerabie fruit Is being shiprft from
this section 70 the Northern markets.
The Democrats Of King George county
viii eiect delegates 70 the State Ecnren-
lion az August term q court TIE conn-
IS delegation Is conceded % Tyler fpf Cow
srrrr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-08
Ms H-aatns's song.

Miss julia Il. Helnirg. Of this city. who
IS becoming well known as q writer q
SONGS. bO-l q Q serious and Sentimental
as well IS q comic and amusing nature
has Just received q yery pleasantly -ETit-
ten letter from Mr. William jennings
Bryan. Of Nebraska. defeated candidate
for the Presidency.
Mr. Bryan thanks Miss Henninr for a
Silver Campallu" s0rS which she wrote
some tine since. and q copy q which she
sent h.L.
u this letter 20 Miss HeDning. Mr. BY
en- takes occasion 20 say THAI be appre-
ciatss che loyal support which was giyen
him las; fail and that be does lot regard
the work as iabor lost
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-08

It.Thirty Year. History-The Present ON.
cfrs Of the Club.

Thirty wears aEo. ia q Ai..e house o.
Broa1 street. letF-.l I1-r4 4n1 OK ~,
were soWu some germs l-cm which --Ne
sqr-ng a. institution 81 Nll--- 1-.-.-i-- l---
81 l-sly pro lc--E- s-----5-- A--u-
u SUI q small beginnings q tAe g9-i----
-osr.Lrr q Afr persons. 90 ~ o--- fanny,
10 LzS grown -L-l t-r lr- -'o---1--s o. gig
% The largest urs.----.----i-s % us A---
ll TIE sQ-lL-
since June - 1s5-. the club has met with
Yarlel successes As tL- jefferson Liter
any and Social Club 90 participated % a
large way lu rre social and l---ll-l rs sl-er
Of T'chIo11 lie and gave el-t1ia-lii-e p =
llLles. a-l-s. lr----s. and debates VI OF
popular subjects, without number
IFS l-Ilr -rtH VIA l-r ~ e-i-.r. s-ll -
among al dClngs q any k-nl, those i--'
T. undertook ranked high - successes
TIE JtL1rS1D 4-i-tr--I and rs---- r4-l.
beginning ir rre comparatively silail
phase ca bro2- street then the residence
oi the lale VIM. Trllrelmtr. cLllse1 l-s
quarters q number ~ irnrs. al-. when
mo years .El. o lt-I-ttL fre mem '-r-
ship and Interests ~ tle Lercl--ile Club
- changed SIS quarters tor The las- time
% that cube handsome and comm Nous
quarters CD ~ r-rI street, which
formerly known as the Halrevinckel
mansion where it now caters Oh Tile gen
eral welfare u the c.tF generally and
its sbcisl httt-rmert particularly
The Jefferson Club is e1-iea-y Offered
-.
T. Whi-lock president
Milton Earc-se- vl1e-Ircsldelt
Ellis Bout rfeiuer. secretary
joseph Levy. financial se.re-ary.
Sd Ilo--hers. treasurer.
TIE following Win its o--cers. co-sti-
tute IRE clubs Board O. Directors and
managers
Cbas- llnlhsise-. Max. Guust, RAPHAEL
Levy. Fred :. Myers. Morris ASHER A
Tallriire Henry Fle-e-ttlrler- Moses
Thalreiu-e-. Wa Nelscl- Jacob Cans
Nessrs. l. a EztkIe- A-tQl tl-se-
and II Binsw---tr constitute me ----l ~
BOARD. which Ills AZ important .---l----
.r me club. .
Prom us inception the club has lsl-
great stress upon The literary s,lt % ll7
existence and has a-e--llialtl . ---
l.rrary @ ever TWO frols I'D volumes
Two months ago U-s Tl-lts-e- we or
IN 81 ffe club latest great move n me
decision f0 build an lll.i--l to ne ~
-arfv extensive home Oh Marshall sfre't O.
Al the Trfs-l. ms improvement 4s ---lel
way toward completion
TIE constructing ~ inis handsome sc-
flron UiI cost 500 completed arc VIII
consist O. q basement tsn-p-n alleys,
rrs. floor. billiard ball. KS. tfl Win
sr~-rr-rncrr adjoining. second tcrr. al-
{ rtri-r, SKIS feft. with stage and BAR
TIE auditorium IS q feature which has
Seen much needed 81 the past and = CON-
-rittee Ei- De appointed. uvn TIE con-
melton O. he annex % r-07~-e entertain
-n.--s dramas. ard ce-1ies urol Us
stage.
q me CITY pil1e ana u Nll co-liil-
90 make lucL u The ci-y's literary ana
e IS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-08

A. regular meeting % Grove Council
- s u. o. L. A. II. held e their hail
Tuesday. July -th. tie following officers
were installed ~ Deputy Srzie Cel-lclll1r.
y. Calvin Williams
J. ?. c.. J. c. G-tos; O, c. 4. Hi. =
G. J.. y. HIl. Rec Soy. J. C.. Williams
a T. : J. = Go-f0l. I. s ~. 7. La
renee. Treas. :. 4 Allen, Coz. IS. 7.
johnson. War., A. =. Alien, T :. %. L.
Parker. %. s. :. P. Melton. Trustee 4.
months. j.. C. Gfrueiu.ln- Rep - :. c.
J. r.. Eeckert and !. C. WILLIAMS, Chap
lllr- T. . FlQIa
Tdis council is 81 e fourishing condition.
having 9 rex tersL.p Cf rezrly o-e hun
Lral ard iritll-.rg c1rlila-es nearly cFe-
- melting night They 71l 80 n q
body 20 visit Pioneer Council ~ Ridge
C1lr1h. -N-esilv. August 81
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-08

For Governor. !. J. Quantz. q High-
land SlIlgs.
Eo- Leltlr4r--GoNerror T. !. Aay-
Cumter. u Irt-erl-ks
Il-s j. TIE -llAei that has been n9rl-
NAKED ~ the So-iaLst-L4bor party q
Virginia. whose second stale Convention
vas held here this week. lasting through
SUNDAY and Monday. TLeIs we've dele
gates present lr.il Richmond Fr-der-
!cEsturg. and NeEpCrt News and some
other visitors. The proceedings were en-
tirtly h4rmcC-o-s.
Tie meeting vas called q order D. Mr.
Carl Schultz Lr Lay--mntr was made
chairman. and Lr. Qua-tz secretary
after the business session the me-r l-rs
attended the frst anniversary celeora-
ton % the American Section, q Rich
uond. held west q the city.
Ile Committee on Platform presented
report which was adopted. and which sQ
Tealei 70 the working people 20 leave
the ranks q the old parties lr6 Join the
OT-anizaflol seeking - establish what s.
called che Cooperative CoE-uonVealth,
and 1shtlng capitalists.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-08
u. Gr.r Atkln.la We'd

cards n invitation have been issued =
the marriage 4 Mss Virginia Grey A.
k.-s and Lr. =. l. Red -le cfrer --9ny
wll take place a. The -ris1i al cl-rcl
ID Bcylt0l. Va. Oh ~ ---s-ay evening
July list 60 81. O'Clock
Miss Atkins IS tie L---ri'r q me late
Co.o1el So. y. Atkins. I'D Eas wei and
farC-ahiy kroWn 10 This ciil- sae M-s
educated - tie Eichmorl tenale sen
f-e-r. and has q numb NJ friends and
relatives here. Hiss A-slrs is q charm
f-- LADY, ana POSSESSES le---y ~ person
ard crar1clfr-
SIC IS rary popular viii a large nunter
q friends
Tte rroo-n-els.ct resides in South Caro-
liza where be is rrcfass'r ID a v1ll-l-ncHn
Institution @ learning
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-08

Monday night Disirict-Deputy g. r PITT
assisted D. ~ h. Bailey. a. grand con-
ductor. r. A. Roper. As sraul secretary
JOhn ". Ferguson. Is grand treasurer.
and o. J. skinner. as grand warden.
installed the following officers OF Friend
ship Lodge. No. ~ 4 -. -. r. for the
ensuing six months. Sitting Past Grand.
g.. T. Batkins Noble Grand. ". J.. GoOde
Eice-Granf j.. II. Paue-on, Secretary.
John PITT. Treasurer. a K Henry. Chap
lain. J. j.. Jones. The appointed officers
are. Warden. r. F. Jones. Conductor. u
p. Ferguson. Right Supporter TO Noble
Grand. T.. T. Brewer. Lett Supporter %
Noble Grand =. J Richardson. Inside
Guardian Edward Allen. Outside Guard
ian. 7 II johnson. After the installation
the lodge adjourned from that duty to re-
frfEhufurE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-08

P.ckrsr The cnsa IS expected 70 Be tried
u October next
Il viii lie remembered that Miss Hide
brand was injured in az accident on the
Traction Couuany's lakewood Gene
tery Inc on April roth. II vas
about 10 O'Clock IL the evening
and the young lady, accompanied
h. ra- trf-teau-vear-oll sister Matte
Hnde6ran5. Vas walking along The north
ern track and stepping q 10 ne opposite
track 20 avoid q vest-bound car. f1iie1
% see an east-bound car apl-ocnirs them
until . was upon them
Ns-aaa Hufatr1ri escaped ulhurt. but
her older sister was struck and knocked
down .the car passing over her. Deg les
was broken and had % Be- amputateL
Hence the suit
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-08

While the aci.0n f1r members ~ the
legislature g. s1L long vly OF, tle
political p1t J.. beginning 70 1l-l ~ hel-
r--o county ready
The Guberra- -.ll convention has lasl
decided there is I--- sl'----illt- -7 70
Senator's and delegates from Ea-r--7-
llr. Addison 1lauul- IS re present men =
tar e TIE Hol f1r He1ri1o. t-- De- gu
have or-os.ti1- iu che person q IL.
William T. BE- ridge
1lr Charles 1 T--llEr-orto1, ~ Bar
ton Heights has been urged % allow t-s
name o. Pc used f1r t1.s l1Ilil.-i-o--' -----
has practically .4-lal % o. 50.
Hon. conway g. salls W1o has been
-h- He-rcl Sla-or flr two terms, VIII
stand Tor re-rn--. ra--.r-
There wi- De- a Tacalcy- Wl-cl ~ p
-.--l.f f. -r.- aas-r ~ -auar0r Lovtrstel-.
As ye- 90 cle RS annolrr-4 Airls u
as g candidate for ST. -Drial honors. t-t
1Lr. t. j.. L-rfcrl Is bins; urged @ r-ii-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-08

The Virginia Navigation company has
arranged lor . la.y service oetN etn ill-
clty and Norfolk. instead - NV e-A4s
as heretofore, and tbs lrN sc--o--- VII
~ ITO effect to-day.
Tn. Pocanoutas VII continue 20 leave
hare every Monday. Wednesday, and
Ir.lav. and the Ariel which has been
nicely dtted u1. Niu rul ln conjunction
with far. sailing from Richmond every
Turslar Thursday. and SATURDAY lie
ar.el viii leave Richmond a. 80 y b.
cr ler sailing days u1firs tie ii@ y
N-rf.lE I'd slevr p hours. hlI "a orllr o.
,...rr-r-rf.rr those O. her sassen gers
WHO dislike early Using her 7t1te-roor-s
vll be O. ned the evening before she
sails.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-08

President Joserh Wa ars-sin- - The
Travellers Protective -Ssl-.-t-on- -tll
Yesterday afIerlo1l O. --e 80 train over
The Clasap eake ard ill1 falN4F llI
F. Louis - meet TIE --l------ b--f- or
Tli-.-.~rs - re assoc.--lll ID tna- city
% ne ls-h = July
By. Wzllerslein max ms mp - ar
ran-s some details O. 10 Vo-s-nss ~ DIS
heztcuarrers here Wl--l W- 1e l2la-c-
i- rooms o. and =, C---1ar q Cc-nmer--
building
49, rooms have already been en-
rsras --f are beng ---te- lp -1- the
Use u President WaL=r--s--. ard rs as
ss.ar-s.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-08

chez r. e. Fuller ~ The Ere D77-rr-
--r-r received TIE following yes-er-zy
ION wsrrr Sillr-lt = L-rr1l Ltlrh-s
Hsr-cl Hsi-1ts. Fa-- July q -
Dear 81 j wish 20 tl2lE Hou 81 De-
f-sf 4 ire rtElelis ana - .-' t--
-. NJ -t--ert ~ Ba-lcl Heights t.g
80 ,r7fli-- arl .rrr-ui IlspQ-ss 80 or
,-r - sr-lz..-lct ca zc-1-Lt q N iiTe
l-zr rfzft We rrp- ven Fr-t !
w. Etrfrsss and favorable cTitelsln -
~. uo-r Eo-1 tr CTR de-art-l- ana as
-. you r7e All la cllL eco si-1 - =
rs.-7f - i similar r1I frru re cry g
F.,ayrrsa 4 sTa- Z Is yDl- 1--lsf1--lne 20
Torrs t-rIv.
J. ~. sTARRlTr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-08

-. Lorerio small ord's Counter Charges
ssairsf Her Husbsud-

- -. lorerfo sinai. tcrd' Counter tilAr-es
ssairsf Her Husband.
In -r- Iau and Equity Co-rt yesterday
....- -. ..f -..a most remark
--7-s "-s 49, .- s------.-s fo-
a--a -7N 30. -.,-.---s '.-..-.
-e-- ---- $3.50 - -.s
---l 81 SITS -------- -. D.
s--t --r---- -- --- --
-f- zoo --f-i-7-
40 nas 800 mercy d l------ ---s -
cnlcle- ID tle -s-- l---- 81 -----. a.
-rn...r IL Was tE 10 means Informal Inc
81. 50 4 l.-e-.rs ..o.t II 10 near Tre-
-. 1900 III .-,-.. lo.nrs me
- s-r.--.. ~ a ..-oa-el wife.
~ 60. ....-- .-.-.,- ---. portions
-.lr ....- =. .ort ana
-l t 800. .-
sH1-l c. q --
4-rtfr rs st-
IS rll.-l- as one 81. AT "---s
Ire rerg -lF-rs tNrni! 4-=ea q
closely Written lfral cap.
No.. s---. ...-r....t-s III her fa.rcr ard
- s---f s.na.l s.. small ana al-