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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-06-12
A Snake Under His Shirt.

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Colorado, in 1875, that ! had an expert
ence that few men would be likely to
forget in a lifetime, )" said J. p. Lantry
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-06-12
At FRANCISVILLE, LOUISIANA

Iron made in Alab~ma is steadily
pushing its way into the markets OF
the Old World.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-06-12

There was no need, as it turned out,
for the banker to have been in such a
hurry. For days and weeks went by,
and still Jan Vereker remained absent
and silent. OF this Roster was glad,
because now, when the old fellow came
back, he could scarcely complain Of
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-06-12

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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-06-12

excitement told on the monster. He
got ratified, churned the river into
foam, and then became quiet again.
At this moment, the Hindoo faced him
again. It was the last round.
''The shark charged languidly. The
man waited, lying in the water until
the great mouth was open to seize him.
Then, with convulsive backward leap,
he Strengthened his body and sank feet
downward, like plummet Of lead.
'The shark settled down over him,
lashing the water into lather Of foam.
They seemed to be graphing with each
other. The crowd groaned and
screamed, and then became silent.
''For the space Of what seemed al
hour, the people watched the surface
of the water, until even the bubbles
had disappeared, and all was quiet.
"'Lost, lost!' screamed priest, ant
: the mob re-echoed the cry and began
to beat their breasts like lot Of mad
men. Then suddenly, in the middl
of it all, the Hindoo reappeared, thirt
yards up the stream. Both hands wer
above his head, and he was screaming
tan, tan, TAM! He had slipped tn
| moose Of his lariat around the shark
tail, and drawn it taut; and he held th
! free end in his hand.
'sIn an instant it was ashore, and
t score of Hindoos were drawing at i
It took them half an hour to get Nj
I Shark ashore, for he pulled like loct
{ motive, but they finally managed i
He proved to be nine feet long, an
sold for sum which enabled his cal
tor to live in comfort for nearly half
> year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-29
ooNsrABLES REsrRAINED.
: Henrioo Farmer Claims That His Props
ar-N W.. L II 4 80. I----... l-.LIA-

Henrico Farmer Claims That His Props
erty Was Levied Upon Unlawfulit.
Mr.. George McAlpin. a Henrico farmer
who lives near Yanna. has got an iniunc-
ton against William Roster and H. IT,
Samuel. constables OF Henrco which
Is likely 70 give the worthy officers
some unpleasant quarters OF an hour
This injunction was secured by W. W.
II. Beverage. counsel for McAlpn. from
Judge John Fl. Ingram. OF the Hastings
Court OF Manchester. sitting for Judge
B. r.. Wexford. OF the Circuit Court Of
Henrico
According 10 the story Of the plaintiff
these constables made an excessive and
unlawful levy upon certain OF his goods
and chattels.
lie claims that In order TO satisfy
claim FOR debt Of some s. and costs.
these officers OF the law levied upon q
farm wagon and engine OF his, thereby
making great trouble for him.
The plaintiff also claims that Constable
Samuel did not advertise the property
for sale In accordance with the ia" ln
the case and that when be ala so ad-
vertlso IL. he offered 1t for sale on
Sunday
The case will come before Judge Wei
ford at the next term Of the Circuit
Court OF Henrico and meantime the pair
OF constables must not dispose OF the
property IN question.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-29

The Good Book says: Rejoice with
them that do rejoice, and we are ever
read to 90 this. We are especially willing
10 rejoice when we hear Of the success
OF a Richmond school, one so worthy as
the Virginia Business College
This institution has, by faithful and
honest work. GyoR the esteem and con-
hdence of opY2st people. The catalogue
shows that 4Ll8tudents from Richmond
were inattea}SI4,9 last session. and that
the total engs4h8nt, from ten States, was
800 studentsE $40 inly, this is a good re-
cord. and oG1E3 which President Davis
should feel JNid
The graduSASa Of this institution are
successful whichever they so. For nine
years they have been going out. and now
they are TO be found IN all of the South
ern States. also in many States in the
North a. West. Many Of the best firms
in Richmond have In their employ grad
yates of this institution, and some OF
them have more than one.
In speaking Of the outlook for next ses-
sion. President Davis said: For some
time we have been receiving letters from
those who viii matriculate next session,
and we are confident that the enrolment
will exceed that Of last year, though that
was the best we ever had Richmond is
standing by AS. Everything is encourage
ing"
The session Is forty weeks, divided into
five terms. each eight weeks long. There
are day aud night classes throughout the
session. The opening which promises 10
be a splendid one. occurs on Monday Sep
TENDER 9th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-29
MANY INDUCEMENTS
Ara offered TO Manufacturers by Fulton
what Has Been Done.

Since the wave OF returning prosperity
seems TO be u tangible thing, ana slhoo 10
benign influence has been rex III ui, -,
IL seems 10 be Just the time 10 puD'i9.'
the advantages OF this houiishing suburb
as n manufacturing site, for IT Is mere
that ground Is cheap; there is wafer
front, facilities for shipment by ran anu
the advantage OF being 30 close 10 tns
CITY limits that factories may be Dul4' III
the county and still have the convene zee
of the city. Rents are lower here ana
living Is much cheaper here than IN most
manufacturing towns and in many other
respects II leaves little to be desired III
the way Of advantages.
Alreadv there are seven large manu-
factories whose employees are numbered
by the hundred, yet there Is room TOT a
great many more.
Oscar Gibbs, a colored man. was arrest
ed on Tuesday by constable Samuels ana
taken before Justice r. Il. Lewis Tor ours
ing and abusing Mr.. Henry kauIet he
was fined $3.50 fof being disorderly' anu
an additional SO for contempt oil court
lie took an appeal am.
A reception was rendered MI Alle
Gathright and Miss Agnes watson AZ
the home of the bride after their mar
riage. by the Rev. ]. w. Daugherty' Weo-
nesdav evening at o'clock, on Lester
street ~
Mr. BENJAMIN p. Cumber died az ms
home 81 Denny street, yesterday morn
ing about o'clock. Mr.. Cumber had
been I'll for several months and his death
was not unexpected.
The deceased was for several years an
employe OF the Richmond Cedar Works
having removed from New Kent county
about nine years ago. 1T leaves n "lle
and eight children, and besides his broth-
err Mr.. $. M. Cumber ana his sisters
Mrs. Emma Britton, Mrs. Mamie Maruh'
Mrs. Jennie Roberts, and Mrs. Johorna
Tyree, TO mourn their loss.
'rhe funeral will take place from Fnlton
Baptist church to-day at 4:SO P. NJ.
The interment will lie made in lakewood.
The members Of Patrick Henry Council
Junior order Uaited American Mechan-
les. are requested to assemble at kerse s
Han, on Orleans street this after
noon at O'Clock to pay the last tribute
Of respect TO Brother d. b. Cumber.
Capt. S. A. Jarvis, Of the Cedar Works
barge has returned this week TO find that
his infant child had been dead and buried
several days. without his knowledge. lie
was away i'm the swamps down on the
coast collecting timber. whore no mes
senger could reach him.
Mr.. Merritt V. Hendry left on the
steamer yesterday for New York, where
he goes TO appear for examination before
the state Civil Service Commission fol
d position therein.
Mr.. Norwood Vaughan has been inca
pacitated from work for the past wecl
on account Of sickness.
Misses Bertha Washer. Lucy and Ma!
Brewer are visiting friends IN Petersburg
Miss May Washer is visiting in Boz
Air
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-29
Gloves.
GEocEEs STAND rooErH
They Are Determined TO Protect Ihens
selves Against Dead Beats.

The retail grocers are now organized for
hard fight against customers who do not
pay their bills.
In conversation with one Of the princl-
nal promoters of the grocers' orsahlza'
ton. to-day he said that IL was necessa- .
nv for them 10 DO something by way OF
protecting themselves against he various
abuses OF bad customers. They wah'eu
some regulations made by which city ON
GERS ana those holding city positions IN
der the city and state governments shouiu
be made 10 pay their bills or give up their
jobs. ..,
An over the country the letail grocerS
are waking up to the necessity OF secui-
ing greater protection for themselves
During the last few days very I'm,
portant campaign has been commenced
in the state OF Ohio, being started by me
Retail Grocers' Association OF columbus.
Upon "a similar plan as the one ADOPTED
by the Columbus grocers are me prlliel-
pal objects Of the Richmond association
based.
phe grocers have made up their MINDS
that This must stop. Either public off,
c{als will pay their grocery bills or else
they must stop living from the public
(Tlt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-29

urday morning far visit to friends IN
Miss Bessie wilkinson. OF Columbus.
Mics, who has been visiting Miss Coles
Lowell has returned home.
Mr.. II. ~ Morrissett moved his family
20 Port Norfolk Saturday morning.
MFR. II. 4. Phillips and daughter, MISS
Mia. who have been visiting IN VIII
liamsburg. were In the city Saturday
morning. Visiting Mrs. ]. Il. Peasants.
There was an enjoyable watermelon
feast at Mrs. S. Il. L&noon. on east mir
tenth street Friday night The young
people had a most enjoyable time
Miss Mary Bernard Weeks, ono or tne
prettiest and brightest girls or Peters
, burg. is visiting Mrs Wake. Eleventh
and Perry streets. The charming man.
uers OF Miss Weeks makes her a gehef az
fayorlte. and her visit Is pleasure 10
the young people ..S ,
has been confined 10 her ped lot SeVeiai
DAYS on account OF sickness
CHURCH NOTES.
Mr. Reginald Walker. or klchmoho'
spoke on missions at Asbury chapel sal
,rdav evening at O'Clock, MI. Bento
Braga. OF Brazil, sung a hymn IN To'-
SPECIAL services viii be held at the
chapel to-day I'm the interest OF mis-
slons. Mr. Braga will be present az poth
the morning and evening services 70 as
slst At night he will speak OF his IA
theirs conversion and some customs OF
his native country. IT, .r
All arc invited to attend these SER
vices. ....,... .,
FIFTH street church this morning ana 10
night conducted by the pastor.
To-day at $3.50 L. NJ, VIII be me
Childrens Day exercises at the Ninth
street Mission school a feast OF good
thlnps IS In store for those who attend.
Rev. Or. l. r. Thornhill, pastor on
the cambridge Street Baptist church,
will preach in his pulpit this morn
ing al II o'clock. No service al hlght:
Theme: THE lovo Of the Holy spirit.
Services at West End cbuIch 10
dav-sunday school al $3.50 A. NJ. Ser
vices at II A. NJ. by Rev. G. II: boggs,
and at Sis by Rev. Mr.. Riddick. Inc
worth League meetings at S'SV ana I'D r
REV. w. T Williams. pastor OF West
Tnd church, has gone to New Kent eoun,
~ IA assist Rev. Mr.. Hardy In revival
meeting. His pulpit viii be nlled py
Rev Boggs and Riddick tomorrow
AT Stockton Street Babtst church
there will be preaching at IL O'CLOCK a.
Hurt tNU Morning text "Who then Is vii
inc 10 consecrate his service this Gay
unto the Lord'l ., .,..
At 8 =. M.-subject: The SIN asaihs'
the Holy Spirit" What Is II
Rev. K. G. Brown. ID. D.. VIII preach
al Central Methodist church TINS moIIiins
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-29

The Opera Of martha" in Rehearsal for
Performance This Autumn.

The Opera OF Fnhflud III hNnthTbal lOt
Performance This Autumn.
The rehearsals for the Opera Festival
for the benefit OF the Rosemary Library,
discontinued during the hot spell, Will be
resumed on Monday evening, September
9TH az the usual place OF meeting, Z03
west Grace street, the residence VI Mrs.
Percy Montague.
The attendance Of all who have consent
ed 10 take part IN the festival, and who
have returned 10 town, Is requested.
There is every indication that the two
operas Martha and La Som
nambula" will be splenddly staged and
mounted. Signor CampoDellO. VINO has the
entire responsibility Of these productions.
possesses experience and artistic instincts
that are guarantees OF superb render
ing or the scenes.
Captain Frank Cunningham has been
studying daily with SignOr Campobello.
and Is cast Tor the part OF Lionel in
Martha" His vocal powers are fully
adequate TO the cxigencics OF the music.
whilst more popular gentleman could
not have been selected.
A number OF special features are 10 be
introduced in the fair scene. such as solos.
quartets, choruses, etc, as, also, a may
pole dance. under the superior teaching
o, Mrs. G. OBJ. Cowardin. and the finale
to this brilliant scene Will assume a
patriotic character. for Dixie will be
sung by the entire ensemble OF one
hundred voices. including a contingent OF
hoys from thA Homs Orphan Asylums
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-29
HOUSEWARE DEPARTMENT
Must positively be sold at only the shortest possible time
now left to dispose of the entire stock.

Large Blue Decorated Salad
Bowls, real " Bonn ware, worth
regular 35c.-special now Ioc.
choice.
Finest Imported China Game
Sets, IS pieces, former price
siLS9-spccial selling-out price
Monday, Slo5 for the entire set
Nicely Decorated After Dinner
and Souvenir Cups and Sauccrs.
some real gold trimmed and fully
worth $50, for Sc. a pair.
Our 69c. Best Quality Parlor
Gas Globes will so now for 24c.
each.
Balance OF those Finely Etched T1m-
blers. viii Doe closed ONT now e.x for -.r.
Handsomely Engraved G0h'Ds WU he
closed Ont Sis for Hc.
Bcst Flint Glass Preserve Dishes on
stand. viii goo unW flr &c.
Large Cahe Slirers assorted styles. all
ways sold up to lc.. tor l.e. choice.
Six-Piece Table Sets, entirely
new shape and pattern, regular
09c. value now Soc. Tor a full
set.
Extra Heavy RounneI Cor.o Pots. mu
Z-uu9ri si2n worth l-.. Tor
Heavy Block Tn cake Moa'ds. worth
String Muffin Pans. an in ono piece.
i0O l-quart Rost Quality REFINED Dairy
Pans. for 1-2c. each.
Laree-slze cul'enIus worth regular
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-29

Solid Oak ParIor Tables, hand
someIy polished, with fancy legs,
extrongly strong, regular $500
Tables. will go Monday TOT
SL35. UNIT.
Finely Polished Best Quality ,Wn,I,e
Tnameiled Oak and curly Bircn ssaI
Seats. actually worth regular 'S"' ''
cial sellng-out price 81 choise ,.,rrs. Ia
Handsome Large Mantel Vbsnssoms-
~ framed. full worth. So. for tz;ey oo,,,vtS'1i
2 Fins Pastel Pictures In s ca 10
Florentine Frames, actually
be closed out Monday Tor 49,, 49, p,o,ures
A small lot Of s small ala M for ioc each.
Oak Easels. highly polished,
always sold for CSC. ana si'H'
will 20 now for $50. each.
Handsome Oak China Closet, WIN WIN
fancy carved top, will be oioseu oD' nv"
for $3.50. p-...r,,,nq lars. all
~, Quality yellow Butter Crooks, W..
tons win hold pounds, eiWess I5c
92c as long as they last Monuay D,shas
Decorated Real China sugar
regular 69c. bnd ioI 1D-,t china plates
always .T sold sold for sliS a Dozen choice no"
&C. each -, car,,an China
Creamers, and sugars' w yoptb s5c., for
100. q set.
finest Imported China Cups
and Saucers, egg-shell thInness,
new Savoy shape, always so'o
for S2.46 a dozen-specia' Mon
day, lOc. pair.
Real Carlsbad China cups oct amJ worth
81 es "a dozen. for &c. q pair. -,.,-.
Handsomely Decorated ReaI o. NINA
Cracker Jars. fully worth CSC, FOR zoe.
Finest Austrian emma niS ,riT onm regu-.
lar q 25 tars. now 600. choice. ,,..,,.-
Finest IImOge French emma CraSAer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-29

HAMPTON. VA, August - Special --
Rav a. d. Cumming SON of Dr. samuel
Cumming II This city. returned from Jn-
nan mis- week where Doe Dos been ffa-
Toned as "a missionary for TIE past eight
,.oars Welcome services viii be extend.
"a tie missionary and his wife M rho
paptlst church tomorrow u.ght in which
All denominations Will take part
state Secretary +. a. Coulter. N the
Young Mems Christian Association. viii
lead the opcn-air services ou Nr IT, J.
gchmolzs lawn tomorrow afternoon.
These services have been held under mo
auspices OF the Young Mems Christian
Association every Sunday afternoon Tor
some weeks. and have attracted large
crowds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-29

Jars, entirely rev shapes, ard decora-
tons. sold regularly for s.. 60 will go
Monday for 75c.
HaviIand Finest China Tea
Sets, full SO pieces. HayiIands
finest decorations and real rolled
gold trimmed mot glib, actually
worth Sll.5O, for SIS complete.
Finest Austrian China Tea
Sets, full So pieces, newest
shapes. always sold for $3.50,
now 1898 complete.
SO piece Real Chelsea" China
Tea Sets, nicely decorated, fully
worth $3.50, will 90 Monday for
S2.98 complete.
S22 Dinner Sets for 1896.
Genuine "La Bell " China Din
ner Sets, full 100 pieces, hand
somely decorated, every piece gold
lined edges, regular S22 sets, 80
Monday for So.o5.
HaViland * Co. s uur-l N' .'i'l' o, -.
ner Sets. consisting OF l3l pieces au we
most exquisite shapes; our real Elol
values. now S65 complete
Our t34 Dinner Sets. an Handsomely dec
GRATED will go for NLqj complete.
our si3 30 Nicely Decorated Dinner SETS
will 60 Monday Tor N.S complete.
Real Cut-Glass Powder and Puff
Boxes will be closed out Monday
for soc.
Handsome Cut Glass Oil or
Vinegar Decanters, always Sold tor
csc. and SIPS, now SOC. each.
Handsome Bohemian Tall Flow
err Vases for centre Of Table, hand.
somely decorated in green and
gold, fully worth S4.4S-speciaI
for Monday, Sis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-29

Rena Barnes, Colored, OF the Lunenp"'g
Family, Goes TO Jail

Family, Goes TO JAN
Alice Gordon. a colored girl was chars-
ed with performing shrt-dthce anu
otherwise acting in disorderly manner
within sight Of VIM. Palmer coioreu
man. $50.
but that Palmer had declared that ne
would get even with her for causing his
son TO paw a tine Of $40 for beating her.
Sho was fined S.
b. p. Morris got drunk and acknowl-
edged IT, and he was taxed $lo0. lt was
his first offence, and his fine was Iemil-
ted.
VIM. Bannister IS n woll-known colored
hack driver, and he IS constantly ln
trouble for soliciting passengers az the
depots. in defiance of the ordinances. lie
paid 81 on the last charge.
\ number of small boys were before
Squire Lonny charged with acting dis
orderly toward colored girl named Laura
Taylor. one boy named Camm Scott was
proven 70 be guilty and his fine placed
at s., which his mother paid, ana then
took him home for a licking The main
actor was not caught.
For fighting in the street j. II. Hord
and Fred. Kreigle were fined $3.50 each.
Rena Barnes. colored. % member OF the
Lunenburg county family was charged
with beating Mary Brown and She went
down in default OF s. fine.
Mason Hill, a small colorod boy. went
into the store of Thalhlmer Brothers and
swiped a sweater He said another boy
gave il 20 him. but his tale didn't go and
down he went FOR sixty days.
John II. Buck. white. and Henry Dunn,
colored. were charged with taking iron
from the York River railroad. Buck SAID
he took 10 because be was so hungry DE
didn't know where be was going 20 sleep.
lie said TIE negro knew nothing about
IT, and the negro bore him out i'm his
statement, but at that point one on the
regular habitues named c. NJ. Conrad.
arose and remarked that he saw them
both together. They got sixty days each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-29
Wool Dress Goods.

A grand opportunity TO buy
Dress Goods. They are all in fall
colorings. and the prices are less
than YOU will ever see them again.
Onlv a few days you can get them
at these prices
5oc. Figured Brilliantines' 75c'
soc. Check Dress Goods, 25c.
2sc. Fancy Weaves, 15c.
SIPS Imported Novelty Goods
62Hc.
zoe. Navy Storm Serge, 39c'
SIPS Colored Broadcloths, $50.
sr.zo French Novelty Suitings,
6Oc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-29
Wash Goods.

Is and $50. Colored Piques'
I2Hc.
PC. Plaid Zephyr Bingham
I2Kc.
81 Embroidered Dot Linen,
3715c.
Best Quality Percales, S15c.
1890. Colored Dimities, S15c.
CSC. Half-Wool Striped Elan
nels, I2Hc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-29

Referring 10 the recent fire whica occur
red over our store. we think IL but just
10 acknowledge publicly The eyry eff
Gent and well-manased enOrts u the
Fire Department.
Had they been less careful there IL IS
every reason TO believe the best part OF
our stock would have been entirely ruin
ed thereby ontailing much loss and IN
convenience 70 US az wen as conslueliols
loss 10 the different insurance companies.
We wish 10 extend our heart thanks 10
Assistant Chief Shaw and his brave men.
EVERETT WADDEY co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-29

BEDFORD CITY. VA. August IS -spe-
cIal.-A boiler explosion occurred ye'irf-
dav about shutdown az kolso.s Touring
mills about four miles from ms clf'
LEI the water get 700 low, and started
the pump. The boiler burst with terrible
force blowing down the wall ON one soc
Of the building. and Blake was caught ana
held under the bricks. where De- was i'ai-
fully scalded before be could Doe iei'AalN'
DE lived about Two hours.
Blake was "a respectable flivttu mum
about thirty years or age.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-29

Two little negro boys snelked into VIM
go Inett & Crump's wholesale shoe es-
tablishment yesterday morning shortly
before 70 o'clock. and laboring under the
idea that they were not being watched.
En- abbed IN a pair Of shoes between them
and attempted TO exit quietly.
Mr. George Wilson. look-keeper. noted
the entrance Of the little thieves, and
when they made for the door he grabbed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-29

which. at the request OF Signor campo
belo. Mrs. Gil has placed az ms ulsl'D ,,,g
frbe bovs OF ST. Paurs choir by permls-
sion of DIR. Hartley Carmichael. VIII leau
tbis little army and beat the drums.
All will be handsomely costumed. anu
tho orchestra. numbering twenty music
ians. will be directed Boy Professor KEN
hardt r-,,....,.
nr,rtba ........ Miss Lily Urquhardt.
~, Sra,, 80 Mrs Duretto.
tristan ............. Mr.. Charles Eubank.
I ionel Capt rank 1unnn- h.il.
Plunkett ................ Sl-lor ,1i,, 90, d.,
The cast for ia Somnambula VIII DC
announced next week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-29
4 Conservation Service.

a cordial invitation IS extended by the
Epworth Leagues OF Richmond and Man
chester TO all Christian workers In this
city whether they be members OF the
league or not. 10 attend a conservation
service Thursday evening next
This service will be held In Park-Fiace
church. beginning al =. NJ, ana Il eN,
peeted 70 be OF most Interesting ana
edifying nature.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-29
roo CLOsE 10 THE TRACh.
Passengers on Trolly Car Bruised by
Passing Nehlcle.

While one Of the Richmond Railway and
Electric Companys open cars was return
ing crowded from the Forest Hin Pars
vaudeville last evening about IL o'clock.
several Of the passengers who were stand
ing on the foot-board were bruised by
coming into contact with surry which
was being carelessly driven too close 10
the track
The surry was occupied by two gentle
men two ladies' and several children, and
was one-hOrse AFFAIR