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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-09-02
PENNSYL vANIA R ABROAD.
Philadelphia, Wilmington & Baltimore
Schedule In effect May 10, 1897.

Schedule In effect May 10, 1871.
Trains leave Wilmington a. follows:
For Philadelphia (express), 1.67. 255,
4.2O, $50, 7.42, 100, $50, 1856, 9.33,
1903, 1913, 11.2S, 1928, .1.45. q. NJ.
jI2.18. 1877, 3O6. 3.11, 6.02, sos. sos.
8S3, $50, 9.O8. and a.18 p. 10.
accommodation, 6.10, 70S. 6.12, hoe
a, m. l245. 2ss. 400. 6.20. 100 and
1910 p. m.
For Chester (express), 1857, 40. $50
7.42. $50. $50. S.s5, 1908. 1l.N, 1l.4e
q. o., 1877, sos. sos. 6.06. e.S2. and 800
p. m.
Accommodat ton, $40, 7.0s, s.12. 11.02
lips a. NJ, 1245, 2.sS. 400. 5.26. 6.33,
$50. and l640 p. m.
For New York (througs expre.s,, LOT
2.b5, 9.33 Dining Carr. 1o.43. 1l.h a.
A., Sl2.10 Dining Carl, 1877 DINING
Carr, 3.1l, SOC. '6.2O Uinis Carr, AMI
6.62 Gle p. m., connecting via Eroad
Street Station, Philadelphia, 40, go
7OS, $50, 1903 a. m. 2.3S. 800. o.o2,
soc, and 1910 p. m
For Boston without change, lS-lo q. u.
and 6.25 D. m.
For Newark Center and intermediate
stations, 738a. M, and $50 r. IN.
Baltimore and Washington. ABB, 8:Ol.
OIL, lO.l9, and HOO q. NJ, 1905, l2.4y
iii, $50, $3.50, 5.23. s6.O5, 100. 7.S7,
Gil p. m, and 1888 night.
Baltimore and intermediate stations,
247, 4.43, Cos p NJ, 100 night.
Leave Philadelphia. Broad Street Tor
WILMINGTON (express), 800. 5.2o, a2o'
1892, 1912, Ills a. m. 1903, s12:aA.
1.12, 2O2, 318, $40. 4O1. 4.4f, sos, $50.
6.os. Git, 6.55. 7.3l. lilo. IL 10 p M
SUNDAY TRAINs.
For Philadelphia texpress), 1.57. zoo,
APO, 1855, 0.33, 1913. 1l.4b a. No., l.37.
so5, 5.Os. SOC. e.o2. 7.2s. e.oe. and SIG
p m.
Accom- noda tlon, 7o7. $40 a. n. 1909.
1.45. 400. b.26, and 10.4O p. IN.
For Chester texpress). ..o7. 4.2o, SOD
l1.s6 n. H., 1877, sos. sos. 6.O6' 6.oz'
add 8.06 p. m. ,.
Accom- modntio TOT. $40 a. NJ, 1909.
las, 400, b26. 72e, and 1910 .. n
For New York Through expressl. LOT.
2.55, 9,S3 Dining Carl, 10,4s. ll:45 a.
M. l.3! Dining Carl, sos. sos 1920
Dining Carl, $50, y. 10 p. NJ, connecting
via Broad Street Station. Philadelphia,
40, 7.O7, s.l9 u. M. AGO. 500. and lO.40
y. N.
For Boston, without change. 6.b2 .. N.
Baltimore and Washington. 4.3o, s.Ol,
1918 a. m, 1905, 1919. 1.50. b.23, 900
7.37, Sill D. N. and 1888 night.
Baltimore and intermediate stations
sos D. m, 1870 night.
Leave Philadelphia. Broad Street for
Wiltningtca (express). $50. 100, 1l.S a.
m, 1903, 1.12, 44l, sos. 6.55, 7.3l. e.Ao.
lilo. ll.l8 u, w., and 1905 night.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-09-02
FOR THE SOUTH.

Southern Railway.-7.87 p. M. daily,
sleepers to New Orleans, Memphis. Tam.
pa. Nashville. via Asheville and hot
Springs. ,,
Atlantic Coast Liue.-1c.49 .. m. daily.
sleepers to Jackson vile, Port Tampa, Aa'
con, and Charleston: 1903 night. dally'
s!eepers to Richmond and Jacksonvllie.
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway 81 p m.
daily, sleepers and dining car to Cihe'h-
natl and LouiSville. ~... .,t..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-09-02
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-09-02
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.1U REMEDIES. 1Uo

FORMULAS OF noted Fhysic'ahs'
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Asthma 80 Catarrh
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Heart Tonic LaGrippe
Croupy Cough Neuralgia
Collie in Infan5s Dyspepsia
Kidney Disease Worm Cure
Nervous Debility Sore Throat
Whooping Cough Constipation
Coughs and coids Rheumatism
Urinary Incontinencs Cold IN HEAD
Suppressed Menssruntion Blood Purines
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THEY DO THE WORK"
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In Handsome Leather Cases. Free
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-09-02

Carpet cfsauias IN cs",sa ra'd.
Electric Carpet Clearing WORTH, Phone
fSl Office 2Og West f'ourth STREE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-31
A MOST DISASTROUS FIRE,
HEAVY DAMiGE ArTHE ADDISON .
ALLISON FACTORY
Caused by the Explosion Of kerosene
Lamp-Fiames spread Rapidly.
Full Insurance.

A fire that burned iercely for two hours
Sunday night beginning shortly after mid
night. caused fifty thousand dollars dam
age to the works of the Allison & Addis
son branch Of the Virginia and Carolin&
Chemical Company.
The fire broke out in the furnace room
from the explosion of a Kerosene lamp.
about 1880 o'clock. The blazing oil flew
IN all directions and set fire to the wood
work.
The furnace rooms occupied tho whole
of a one-story structure on the east end
Of the works, and communicated with
two tall acid towers. used in the produc-
tion of sulDhuric acid
The flames, aided by stiff southern
breeze. soon mautled the furnace build
ing ana adjacent towers ana bid fair 10
sweep the entire works.
SO rapid was the Roadway Of the iiame5
that tire the night-watchman, who made
the discovery first. could give the alarm
they were raging the entire length OF the
structure.
The night force at the works IS COM
posed OF less than "a dozen men. but these
quickly organized, under the foreman,
ana Drought the iiit hllHAhAHN " 'f'F
factory into play. doing efficient service,
and conhning the blaze TO the furnace
rooms and acid chambers and towers
The towers contained quantity OF In
tricate machinery and processes used I'm
the manufacture Of acid, and in which
most OF the loss lies.
The burned buildings, the product, and
machinery are all fully insured the in
surance being I'm the hands Of the Manu-
facturers' Insurance Company Of Balti-
more, and by IL distributed among Sow
oral companies.
The burned structure will be immedi-
atoly replaced by new buildings, which
viii be completely fitted up with improv-
ed machinery.
At the breaking ont Of tho fire. Box y.
at the corner Of Thirty-second and Broad
streets. was rung. and the engines re-
spondcd. but could not get across the
river.
The flames lighted up tho sky brilliant
~. and. late as a. was, an enormous
crowd gathered on the Richmond side OF
the river and watched the conflict be-
tween the flames and the sklfully welded
hose lines In the hands Of the night force
Of the works
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-31
WATER FOR PETERsBURG.
Taken From the Canal which VIII be
PatrolIed to Prevent Pollution.

Patrolied to Prevent tollution'
PETERSBURG, VA, August 30.-Spc-
cial.-It is expected to turn the water on
from the canal into the city reservoir
some time this week. The pump 20 be
used I'm pumping the water has been put
in place. but the pulley has not yet ar
rived The pump Is located I'm the base
ment of the corn mill Of the upper APP
pOmattOx Canal Company. The canal
Company will not charge the city for the
use of the water but only for the time
that the mill is not az work while the wa
ter is being pumped from the canal as the
mill will not be I'm operation then ana,
therefore, the company will have 10 buy
meal TO supply its customers.
The pump will be kept at work both day
and night and one million and one hair
gallons Of water will be pumped dally
into the reservoirs While water Is being
used from the canal its banks will be
patrolled night and day 10 prevent any
pollution of the water.
AT the August meeting OF the Common
Council a resolution was adopted recon-
mending If possible the abolition OF the
office of secretary Of the Board OF Health.
The Board Of Health has adopted res
olution to the effect that IL would not be
wise TO abolish the office. inasmuch as
the duties would fall on the President OF
the Board who has no time 10 give 10
clerical work
DIR. BATTLES SERMON.
Rev H. w Battle. ID. D.. pastor Of tho
First Baptist church. preached special
sermon before a large congregation last
night His subject was The Race and
the Prize" He took for his text the
twenty-fOurth verse Of the ninth chapter
of First Corinthians Know ye not that
they which run In a race run all, but one
receivcth the prize"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-31
BROWN CARRIED AWAY.
SHERIFF ID. II. PATTON RETURNS 10
WEST VIRGISIA WITH MIN.
The Accused Made No Objection to Going
With the sheriff-The Men Arrested
as Suspects Were Released.

Erwin Brown, the alleged murderer OF
Emanuel Crull was taken back to West
Virginia, yesterday morning, on the early
north-bound train by way OF Washing
ton. Sheriff ID. b. Patton and Attorney
H. p. Woods. who came for Brown on
Saturday had everything ready for the
return Sunday:
The Sheriff decided. however, that nc
would not return to West Virginia unti
yesterday, as he did not care TO traNei
with his prisoner on Sunday. so Brown
was turned over to him and lodged in the
Second Police Station Sunday morning,
where he was held until yesterday at o;So
o'clock. when he was taken TO the north-
bound train by Sheriff Patton. Attorney
Woods. Detectives Gibson and Tomlinson,
and the party. exclusive OF the detectives,
started for West Virginia, by way. OF
Washington.
CLOSELY WATCHED.
Capt. Angle and his men kept close
watch over the prisoner, and while nc
did some little talking. nothing new or
worth repeating was learned.
The reward OF $50 that was offered Tor
Browns capture was turned over to Chiet
Howard, who will hold 1t until the next
meeting Of the Police Board. The Board
meets next Thursday, and they will de-
termine as to the disposition OF the re-
ward.
The general impression is tSat the
money will be divided into three parts,
one to young Streoter. one TO Sergeant
Whitlock. and the third to officer Lam
kin.
TRIAL IN OCTOBER.
Browns trial will occur on October
18th. Attorney WOODS acting for the state.
The Sheriff sail he took no stock in
what Brown sale regarding the where
ahouts Of Eckhardt He thought himself
that Eckhardt was i'm hiding in the neigh
borhood Of the county Jail, in his county.
1--WE were very anxious to recapture
Brown" SID the sheriff. "and we made
all possible haste to get here as soon as
we learned that he had been taken. He
will be prosecuted to the fullest extent
Of the law and we believe there IS little
doubt of his conviction"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-31
yfEHINIA mEDICAL MEN.
they viii Meet At Hot Spsings To-day FOR
~ TIiter DAVIS scssion.

~ Thfer DAVIS scssion.
This evening at Hot Springs tho TWEEN
tv-c.ghth annual session Of the Medical
society of Virginia will begin with its
customary ceremonies and its attendant
gathering Of representative physicians
from all over the state.
The SESSION will continue three days,
Curing which n programme Of unvaried
attractions will be carried through.
The first formal gathering will be n
ruhlic one and will begin at S o'clock this
evening. Dr. J. Allison Hodges Of this
city, will welcome the audience. with sew
eral Of his Enthusiastically well chosen
remarks.
Tho contest for the $50 offered rs a
prize for the best essay on the Medical
and Surgical History Of Virginia will be
an interesting feature OF the convention.
The Medical Society of Virginia began
life on November 2, 1870. when nnety-two
physicians from throughout the state met
in this city for the purpose of organizing
for the NJ building of the medical profess
sion i'm Virginia. Twenty-seven Of the
original number remain alive. The So
ciety now numbers 50 fellows on its mem
bcrship list.
DR.. George Ben Johnston Of this city,
the efficient president Of the society is
down for an address on Wednesday morn
Ing.
Richmond physicians who are expected
to be present are:
Drs. f. II. Beadles. Lewis G. Bosher.
Landon 3. Edwards, Charles NJ. Edwards,
william s. Gordon, J. Allison Hodges.
Paulus A. Irving. George Ben Johnston,
Arthur Jordan. II. II. Levy. r.. G. Levy.
Edward Mcclure. Stuart Mcclure, j.
Page Massie. Jacob Mchaux r. A. Mich
OILS, w w. Parker NJ. w. Peyser. Hugh
NJ Taylor. J. A. White Robert +. Will
nams and John +. VIM These will take
a special c. & O. train at 1915 o'clock this
morning for Hot Springs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-31

Yale's extravaganza "The Devils Auc-
ton" was presented before a top-heavy
house at the Academy last night. That
part OF the audience in the gallery was
noisy and unruly 10 some extent and call
cd for the presence or several officers.
The entertainment itself is along the
same old lines and Is put together for
the purpose OF introducing a number OF
pretty girls in gracefully executed dances
and several first-class speciality perform
ers Among the latter are Coily and De
witt the Brothers Phantos Nile Flora.
the Tough Girl" Brown and Harrison.
Miss Mayme Mayo and Alexander Decca.
The acts were all Of a high order, 3nd
the scenery was magnificent.
Tonight "Hogan's Alley will be the
attraction.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-31

Col J. ID. Brady will take charge OF the
Internal Revenue ofi"e tins after
noon. succeeding Mr.. William Ryan, who
has held the office for four years.
Col. Brady enters upon no new 0r un-
familiar duties. for he has held the posi-
ton thirteen years previously.
On his retirement. Mr.. Ryan will spend
several weeks with friends in the county
of Chesterfield Ac>ut October 1st he will
go into business here.
II Is not known yet what changes will
take place in the office for the civil SER
vice rules have been strengthened TO such
an extent as to almost preclude the posi-
binty Of a change but II is understood
that Mr. John Campbell and Mr.. Nick
Smith will 5e given positions.
Special Inspector lay. OF Washington,
was at the Office yesterday arranging TO
turn II over 30 Colonel Brady this after
noon. Colonel Brady reached the city last
evening. and will make Richmond his
headquarters for the present, at least.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-31

IL Extends over 10000 miles of Rails
road.

road.
Great deal of interest rs felt here
among business men and others who DO
a crcat deal of travelling over the IN
crchagca3le one thousand mile ana I'VE
thousand mile railroad tickets CT the
Central Passenger Association.
The one thousand mile ticket goes on
iaie septcmber lst. and will be good over
roads representing more than 10000 miles.
4 Is 90 be sold at $50 Ohrce cents per
mne-legal farc) and n not transferred
out ridden out by its original purchaser,
4 ten dollar rebate Wi be pail
The extended SEQ; q G. the nCV thousand
nile ticket ,ac,nics exchange tick over
'or'y different railroads. embrac'Te over
% o0 mliee - trgeb This rs the FIRST
interchangeable enc thousand lie ticket
which has been permitted TO .nc.uds the
Pennsylvania lines. the Nandalia and
other important systems. IL is sold with
3ut discrimination.
The five thousand mile interchangeable
Central Passenger Association ticket will
uill be available 20 all 40 one hundred
dollars
This Is great scheme" said Colonel
John S HARDWOOD chairman OF the Nat
ional r. Y A. Committee on Legislation.
when seen by Times reporter yesterday.
"lt ia only Ou asliou Of e. short t.f0.
before this privilege wii be GRANTED
travellers on roads In our section OF coun-
try II will he "a great convenience. and
] am sure will be taken advantage OF bv
the travelling boys as well g., citizens
generally"
IL was learned yesterday that this ticket
was not good for any ~ the roads riu
ming into Richmond. but IL IS thought
that "a movement will soon be started 10
have travellers over the local roads reap
the advantages rom the scheme
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-31
To Ogen Headquarters.

Chairman Ellyson of the Democratic
State Central Committee was I'm confer
ence yesterday with Mr.. Joseph But
ton. of AppomattoX county, the secretary
OF tho committee with reference to the
opening of the campaign
Both gentlemen afterwards started on
tour OF inspection on Main street with
view Of selecting rooms TO be used as
headquarters Of 1.-The committee. but no
decision has as yet been reached. Head
quarters will be opened early next week
and the work Of the campaign will at
once be commenced in earnest.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-31
FOR L1BOR DAY.
An Excursion 10 be Run TO Virginia
Reach.

On next Monday labor-day an excursion
Will be run from thies city 10 Virginia
Beach TO enable people from Richn ond
to attend the celebration. The train
will leave here under the well-known
management OF Messrs. Niche and
ADAMS and the excursionists will be
taken 10 their destination without any
change OF cars.
Upon returning the train will leave Viz
ginja Beach at o'clock I'm the evening,
SO as to enable the visitors to witness
the fireworks. During the day number
az athletic sports will be executed Tor
prizes and there will be swimming
match between three champions, also an
amateur baseball game, wheel-barrow
races, foot races. potato races, bicycle
races etc Concert music will be fur
rished by military band and dancing
will take place IN the new pavilion ball
room.
The trip from here 10 Virginia Beach
will be made i'm three hours and special
cars will be reserved for ladies and their
escort. Captain Niche had consider
able difficulty I'm securing the cars need
ed for the train and he finally SUCCEEDED
nm containing them from the Coast Line
at Wilmington. y. G.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-31

Richmond: Bernard Wittkamp Jr.. TO
Catherine Wittkamp. his wife 50 feet on
south side Jackson street 80 feet west Of
Third. subject TO a deed of trust OF 500
and p feet on north side Main street be
tween Twcnty-thrd and Twenty-fourth
subject TO decd of trust Of $500 SAP same
and wife to b. Wittkamp ST., stock Of un-
dertaker's furniture and goods, household
furniture and horses. hacks, harness. &c.
at Nos 2l2 PA and PIG north Second
street, 20 feet on west side Second street
between Broad and Grace. subject TO deed
of trust of 5000. A4l5.
Henrico. Charles J.. Carriers trustee
10 Old Dominion Building and Loan AS
ISOLATION 20 feet on east side Twenty
fifth street between II and 5. $780,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-31
NORFOLK ARCHiTECTs.
They Can Compete for Plans for the Nor'
folk Building.

WASHINGTON. August 3O-Sccretary
Gage has made the first experiment with
the Tarsney law. providing for the com
petition Of architects I'm the design OF pub
lie buildings by inviting seven architects
10 submit competitive designs and esti-
mates for the Norfolk. Va, building for
which there is an appropriation OF $780,
600.
made by the government architects. Az
ter the Tarsucy law was passed -FOUR
wears ago Secretary Carlisle decided IL
was impractlcable and declined 20 exc
cute II. Secretary Gage, however, has
decided to give the law trial
Plans are TO be submitted October l2th.
Under the law not less than five archi-
tects are to be selected and Secretary
Gage decided upon seven. The names are
not given out lest some Of them might de-
cline. Ii Is the intention Of the secretary
also 10 invite architects TO submit plans
for the new Ellis Island Immigrant sta
ton at New York which IS to cost 300
coo. and for the public building at Cam
den, y. J. ,.-.,..s 49,,
comDete for the plans Of the Norfolk
building are residents Of Virginia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-31
The Xand .rIllc Shows.

There is a number OF excellent and
clever acts at Forest Hill Park vaudeville
this week. A large crowd was present last
night when the performance began, and by
the end of the first numbers the seats
were all taken. The audience applauded
every turn, and several OF tho artists were
given encores. There were no difhculties
experienced I'm leaving the resort as the
car service was adequate 10 transport the
crowd.
At Broad-Street Park last night there
was "a large crowd, and a well-pleased
one. The show this week is of a higher
class. and is the best Of any yet pre-
scented here this season. Professor Jack
Belmont and kid" 81. Elmo made a sue
cessful balloon ascension after the per-
Torrance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-31

10 popular education and culture. Mr..
Ny,ttr,.or (, prosidcat. Gen. John y. Cor
don. vice-presdent: VIM l.. Wilson. Pat
rick Walsh Robt l.. Taylor Bishop
Galloway and others are on the board OF
advisors
This board have got Norfolk, Whining
ton. Charleston. Savannah, Jacksonville,
Birmingham, Chattanooga, Nashville ana
several other cities TO organize insutu-
tiOns THIS summer and Join the circuit.
Mr.. II. c. Middleton. secretary Of the as
ISOLATION arrived in the city. sunday.
lie has been sent 10 get Richmond, II
possible. 10 enter the circuit The Rich
mond lycaum. If II is organized will be n
public cooperation institution. managed
by locaS board for the good Of the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-31
Persistent Robbers

A BURGLAR visited the residence Of Mr..
r. L. Childress, at No. 2lO IL east Mar
shall street early on Sunday morning.
He secured his entrace by cutting n
pane of glass I'm n window from the back
porch OF the house. Fe then went into
the room occupied by Mr.. L. s. Mitchell
and took the sum OF 1881 from the trous-
ers Of that gentleman.
The robbery has been reported to the
police. but there Is no clue as TO the per
petrator OF the crime.
This is the third successful robbery
committed at the residence Of Mr.. Chill
dress.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-31

Some weeks ago n negro came to the
city by the name Of Prof A. Michel.
lie claimed TO be a missionary and went
around doing good" Mitchell got into
the eraces of e. J. Crane and it was
not long before he had forged Cranes
name for $50. Then the Professor" dis
appeared.
Crane. assisted by the detectives, got
on 20 Mitchell's trail and he has been
located in Greenville S. c., under the
name OF A. Carey. and is working for the
city on the chain gang.
The man will be brought to this city.
where the proper Justice will be melted
ont 70 him
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-31

The visitors al the Soldiers Home Sun
day were: Colonel Il. II. Joyce. Baltimore
Nd: Miss A. T.. Bomberger, Philadelphia,
Pa: Miss Miller Toronto, Canada; j. l..
Chusbro North Adams, Mass; w. f.
Ferguson. Seven Pines; S. r. Hawkins,
New orleans. La; Claud James Glendale,
r II. Young. Hartman. Tenn; Blanche
Williams. Roanoke. Va: j. H. Quinn.
r. Cronin. W. G. Lee New York city;
Jno. w Richardson. Lee Sexton. Marion.
Va: Mrs. w H. owens. Mrs. ID. Il. Lips
comb, Manchester. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-31
Enlnroinr fhr Hall

The members OF Henrico Union Lodge
No. 130 are making some much needed
alterations TO Masonic Hall on north
Twenty-hfth street. The building IS being
extended about ten feet towards the street
and the interior will be improved so as TO
make it more comfortable for the gather
ings Of the lodge.
Henrico Union Lodge Is one Of the most
prosperous Masonic organizations in this
city
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-31

Mr.. Thaddeus c. Livesay and Miss Ju-
Iiet Goodman were quietly married yes
terday afternoon at 1870 o'clock by Rev.
George c. Vanderslice. The ceremony
took place at No. 2iO5 y. street Mi.
Madison Barbee was best man.
Mr.. Livesay is a Pullman car conduct
or and is a very popular young man. HiS
bride Is The attractive daughter of Mr.
William r. Goodman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Livesay will reside at NO