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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-09
LEE DISTRICT TAXES.
They Must BE Paid to the Chy-Ihc
Transfer Matter.

Bv 4 decision of Judge + C.Minor' rem
dered in the Law and Equity Court yes
terdav morning, unless an appeal should
he taken. residents OF Lee District must
pay their taxes TO the city.
The case was that OF Charles IL. Belvin
against the city Of Richmond. Mr. Bel
win declined to pay taxes assessed against
him by the city on the ground that Lee
District was still a part Of Henrico coun-
ty. because the act bringing IL INTO the
CITY was unconstitutional.
The city demurred TO the plaintlh $
hin through Mr. II. Il. Pollard, city at
torney Judge Minor sustained the de-
murrer and dismissed the bill, putting
the costs on the plaintiff.
The petition of Mr.. O. Raymond Brown
for a writ OF mandamus against the
Richmond Railway & Electric Company
was argued yesterday before Judge
Il. r. Wexford Jr., in the Circuit Court
by Nfessrs. Sands & Sands and ii. X.
Pollard for Mr.. Brown. and w. r. Mere
dth for the company. Judge wexford
reserved his decision
Mr. Brown asks that the company DC
required to give two transfers on a SIM
Gle fare TO residents of Henrico county
and claims that a contract between the
COMPANY and the county so provides.
The will Of Mr.. Joseph Kirsh was yes
terday admitted to probate In the Chan-
Gerry Court Messrs. Charles Wen ana
Mver Kirsh qualified as executors. The es-
tate is valued at about $4,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-09
CAPT. FlTZ'S DEATH,
Many Expressions Of sympathy lie
ce.ved by His Widow.

Captain ]. f. Fits death is deeply de-
plored by people in all sections OF the
State, Mrs. F1tz Is completely pros
trated with grief, and, while unable TO
acknowledge the number of teiesrahs
and letters OF coincidence received, the
following expression OF sympathy from
Rabbi Calisch have deeply touched her'
Mas. j. Il. Fhz, City;
Dear Madam,-As a friend and admIer
of your lamented husband. permit mo
to express TO you my sincere sympathy
for the deep loss you have sustained
The great Trainmaster above has or
dained the end Of your dear husband
mn has declared his mileage BOOK TO
be finished. and he has entered the
Great station of rest. that inevitable desu-
nation toward which we must AL olreat
our course. The track Of the years over
which he ran, is one that was true
and weU iaid--there were no broken ues
Of friendship. no misplaced switches Oh
condolences. no dark night II pain or irial'
during which the signal light Of his ialth
burned not with clear and STEADY name
showing the way Of duty before nm
unon which he went with fearless leet'
me reward of his labor istwith him' me
memory of his life is TO you ana the
children an ever precious blessing May
o,,r Father in Heaven comfort you III
this dark hour. Sincerely,
EDWARD y. CALlSCii'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-09
Court of Justice John.

VIM. c. George and Eddie Young two
coiored bows. bOmbarded each other WIN
bottles and tin cans and Ohicer Amos
rushed into the fray and captured poln
combatants. They were each fined S-5J
and costs. but were afterwards released
owing to their age.
II. l.. Hudson and Mary Marks are al
legged to have engaged In little sstlo
arising from a heated argument. Cross
warrants were issued. and the case VIII
be heard on the 10Th.
Hester Fowler, colored, an old-tmer,
was UP in line again on the charge OF
being drunk and disorderly, and IN de-
fault Of the usual amount Of S5.zO' she
went down.
Henry Morgan was charged with being
drunk and vas But he pleaded so
well. and promised so much that the
Individual with the cherubic countenance
let him of
VIM Iandrum was. also, dismissed or
the same charge upon promise TO DO
better.
John owens. colored was said by
Emma Hunt to have assaulted her but
Emma's charge was not sustained ana
upon payment Of costs amounting TO Sl+O
John departed.
Phil Johnson f. a colored man without
a spotless reputation. He is now under
"A shadow. and the suspicious party is
Sergeant Tomifnson aided and abetted by
officer Tom Wren. Phil is believed 10
have had something TO do with freight
car contrary TO law and order, and ten
days was given the officers TO Investigate
Phus previous actions.
Mr.. wm. Marshall IS alleged 20 have
assaulted and choked the little son OF j..
s. Herbert. but in the absence OF wit
nesses the case went over one day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-09
Small Accidents.

An old negro named John Johnson sat
down on track at the Southern yards
on Virginia street yesterday TO rest ana
soon became Obvious OF his surround
inss
When he awoke TO the situation he
was plastered up at the City Hospital
with Or. Gwathrley berding over him.
4 train had backed up against him.
while he sat upon the track and knock
ed him of his perch. lie was picked UP
insensible with bad cut across his eye
brow lie IS getting along nicely.
Mr.. Thomas Hatchet OF Thirty-hrst
ami Leigh streets. while driving his team
down Broad stree5 near Eighteenth yes
terdav morning M O'Clock was thrown
cut by the sudden turning OF ms morse
and his face badly cut and bruised.
The ambulance. with DR.. Gwathmey In
charge. responded to call, and five
stitches were taken I'm cut I'm his fore
head and he was gent home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-09
Mr.. SAUNDERS
WILL PR0BATED.
He Left an Estate Valued at Hall a
Million Dollars.
SEVERAL REQUESTS TO CHARITY.
Deserving Institutions Receive Com
Portable Snms-Thc Buik OF the
Property Left u the Family OF
the Dcccascd-The viii.
SEVERAL REQUESTS TO CHARITY.

The will OF Mr. J.. a.. Saunders was
probated yesterday afternoon in the
Chanoery Court. and under It's provi-
sions a fortune estimated at $4,000 Is
beouet.hed to his flmily ana 10 cnaeiia-
bile objects. The document named his
wife. Mrs. Mary ]. Saunders, ana two
of his sons Mossrs. T.. a. Saunders, Jr.,
and ". b. Saunders, as executors. The
two latter qualified ana gave bond in the
sum OF 100000.
Tbo estimate OF the value-of Mr.. Saun-
dcrs estate, given above as haif q mil
lion dollars. Is the sum which his pro-
pertv would bring at forced sale, the
usual method OF estimation. 1t Is be-
lievcd. however, that the real value Is
far ia excess of that amount
THE TESTAMENT.
The will dispOses of tne property as fol-
lows:
To his wife. Mrs. Mary j. saunders, an
the snects In and around his late resi-
dence. corner Of Franklin ana Shaier
streets. the house itself having been given
TO her prior TO his deceasc. Also all the
real estate belonging 10 him IN the state
IA hold for life. except such as is here
matter beaueathcd 10 his son, Herbert ..
Saunders. and his nephew, Robert 1. Lg-
closton. This. however. does not lncluue
the interest Of the deceased In the hrins
OF r.. a. Saunders & Co. p. A. SaHhd-
crs * son. and j.. A. Saunders 4 sons.
The will then continues;
81 give and devise unto my son. Her
bert S. Saunders my farm Upper Shlr.
ley" IN the county Of Charles CITY ana
al. effects thereon.
REQUESTS TO CHARITY.
Il give and devise unto the klehmohu
Male orphan Asylum the SUM OF S'vv'
81 give unto the Home for lncurabies
IA the city Of Richmond 500.
81 give unto the Protestant Episcopal
Church Home in the city of Richmond
$500 w.,
pital in the city of Richmond $500.
lie also gives 10 James Ellis, an en-
ploye. $50 and the same amount 10 Fan
ME. his cock
The residue Of the estate Of every char
acter is given to his wife. Mary ].
Saunders. and his four children-E. A.
Saunders Jr., W. b. Saunders, Herbert
S Saunders. and Mary a. Saunders.
His farm IN Orange county Is left 70
his nephew Robert ]. Eggleston, rent fee
during life
PURCHASE THE BUSINESS.
ct IS my desire and wish" says the
tostator. that my two sons. T.. A.
Saunders. Jr.. ard W. b. Sai ndors. who
are now connected with me IN business,
under tho firm name of Z. a. Saunders
& Sons have the privilege Of purchasing
my interest IN the stock Of goods be-
longing 10 said firm az a fair and rea-
sonable irventoried value. and until such
inventory and purchase Is made they
shall in no manner be disturbed or hind
cred IN the conduct Of said business
The will empowers the legatces 10 dis
pose ~ such property as they may deem
advisable.
The last clause appoints his wife, Nary
j. Saunders. T.. a. Saunders, Jr., ana
W. b. Saunders, executors.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-09
FIRE DEPARTMENT INSPECTION
II Takes Place at B O'Clock This After
noon-Medal Presentation.

The annual inspection of the Fire De
partment takes place at 3 O'Clock tnis
AFTERNOON in front Of the headquarters
On o. w. BROAD street between Ninth and
Tenth' The City Council and number
of other prominent citizens VIII De pres
ent. - .,,oo,o1 70
sI,i,,or 20 can't. o. f. Wise. of Engine
Company No. 4. the gold medal given by
the Virginia state insurance COMPANY,
The presentation will take place IN a( the
BOARD room this afternoon aiter
the inspection. Bishop Van de fyverl
Mr.. John NJ Higgins, and others nave
been invited to be present. Also rep
resentative of the insurance COMPANY
isrge nag has been secured by the
Eire Department. and viii be raised over
headquarters to-day. 1t is OF blue
and white with r. h. ID. in large RED let
tiers In the centre.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-09
musical and literary programmes be rem

musical and literary programmes be rem
dered
The camps present committee on en-
teriainmept: Capt. w. ID. Whitlock. Com
radcs r. y. Northon and NJ. W. Hazel
wood. were given charge Of this feature.
For the lrst occasion the camp has
scheduled Rev. DR.. j. G.. liiden 10 speak
on "Wisc's Legion IN the Valley OF Vir-
ginls." on Thursday evening the 2lst inst.
other speakers on the list are Captain
John NJ. Higgins, Mr.. II. NJ. Smith, Judge
s H. witt and Judge T.. c. Minor.
Following the transaction OF business
Comradc Boiling, OF Lee Camp. who was
present. WAS invited 10 speak
lie addressed the camp upon the recent
lecture by MIR. william l.. Royal 10 the
Sons OF Veterans.
lie took exceptions to Mr. Royal on
several points. lie said in substance that
the issues the war was fought on were
lust as live to-day as IN 1861. and for his
part he was still willing TO protect Viz
ginla against any attack even by the
United states.
The discussion. when the venerable Lee
Camp comrade sat down, threatened TO
wax hot cOmrade Hazelwood insisted
that he was always union man ana
would fight TO protect the Union Other
comrades wanted TO get finger In the
conversational pie. but Comrade Doehr
I'm his gentle way reminded tho comrades
that the war was over and that Virginia
was yet part OF the United states.
The comrades at this subsidized and the
meeting adjourned quietly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-09
Wednesday Clubs ChiIdren's Chorus.

The first general rehearsal OF the We'd
nesday Club Childrcn's Chorus for the
season Of 50 and 80, will be held on Sat
urday. November 18th. at L o'clock. at
y. N. G. A. Hall.
All children who are enrolled as mem
bers of this chorus must be present at
this meeting If they wish TO retain their
membership, as the limit IS go. and al
ready almost this number OF new appli-
cations for membership have been re-
ceived. and II an old name IL once drop
ped and its place filled by new one, 1t
will be impossible for the old member TO
regain his or her place.
Each child is requested to bring card
or slip of paper with full name and ad-
dress written upon IT, and If detained by
sickness TO send same by some one 10
answer for them
New applications for membership should
be presented TO AIR. Walter Mercer the
director. on the same day at Y. NJ. G. \.
at 1 o clock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-09
uartimore and obio,s New Train.

The royal limited" the Baltimore and
Ohio's new crack train that is 10 run
between Washington and New York, Is
being exhibited his week by Manager
of Passenger Traffic Martin In Chicago,
Akron, Cleveland, Young stown, Pitts
burg, Wheeling. Columbus, Cincinnati
and Washington. The train Is Just out
OF Pullman shops and IL the-hnest strictly
daylight train in the world. 1t consists
of dining car. parlor car and buffet Oh
ser'sation car. The diners are named
waldorf and Astoria.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-09
SERIOUS CHARGE.
John T.. Pettus Arrested as an Alleged
Thief.


Detective Gibson arrested a young man
yesterday afternoon named John T. Pet
tus claiming Lynchburg as his home IN
the serious charge OF larceny from the
person. I'm two cases,
The prisoner IS a young man OF twenty
three years OF age. ana claims 10 come
from d we'll known family in Lynchburg
re was "a sergeant I'm Company l.. F1tz
Lee Rifles. Of Lynchburg. and had just
been mustered out Of the service.
Together with two other young fellows
named a. 4. b. Hull and l.. ID. Bradley.
he went out Monday night 70 celebrate his
release from the army, and they finally
reached "a house on west Broad street.
where some time and money were spent
AT this place both Hun and Bradley
missed their money. the former giving
his loss as so and the la;ter.as $3.50.
Detective Gibson went out on the case
and yesterday afternoon he arrested
young Pettus on Broad street. and carried
him 10 the chiefs office.
lio denied the accusation, and stated
cmphaucaily that he knew nothing OF
ihe alleged loss He was searched -and
1ho sum of sl0.50 found in his pockets
He stated that that was his own money
a he had Just received from the gov
eminent the sum Of sos, and that was
what was left. after having purchased
M MNlANNA OF AfllI4tNs
The young man was seen by Times
reporter az the Second station, where he
was carried By Detective Gibson lie
stated that he was innocent OF the charge
and that he could easily prove such TO
Oc the fact.
1--WE wero an out together" he said,
land n the money was stolen at all il
was taken by some one else. 1 know
nothing about It,"
Young Pettus is n nice-looking. unas-
Stunning sort OF fellow He was employed
up 10 the time OF his going out with the
military as bookkeeper for the Stamford
Manufacturing Company OF Lynchburg.
His father, he said. is a well-known con-
tractor OF that city.
This is a horrible thing" he said
'here ! am branded as thief and my
reputation ruined. ! would not have my
friends know Of this for anything" and
then tears came into his eyes
Young Pettus has been stopping at the
ST Claire Hotel for about a month. The
people az that place know nothing against
him
The case viii come up before Justice
Crutchneld this morning and IA the
meantime the young mans people in
Iynchburg viii b communicated with
An effort was made by the young mans
counsel 20 get bail. but he was unsuccess-
Sul as Justice Crutchheld declined 20 81
low bail owing 10 the seriousness of the
case.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-09

,,acL duchesse satin. white silk and dia-
mOnds.
The'nr,ze given for success in the studio
cortegt 80 von By Mrs. Burton. Among
those present were: Mrs. George Currie,
Mrs Robert Currie, Mrs. A. w. Wedden,
Mica Acherson. Miss Stella Williams.
nFrs William Murray. Mrs. George A.
Ivo, the Misses Haggerty. Miss Goidie
Harvey Miss Lula Scott. Miss Margaret
prosser. Miss Dora Pugh, Mrs. Burn
ham Mrs. Merriam, Mrs. wexford
Reed. Miss Mamie Harrison. Mrs James
A. Rennolds. Miss Moilie Brooke mar
rison. Miss Lucy Lilly Harrison Mrs'
curtis Mrs. Norton Savage, Miss Bald
at, Mrs Virgie c. Peasants, Mrs.
George Carlton Jackson. Mrs. +. j.
Crairie Mrs. Preston Nash. Mrs. Mann
: Valentine Jr.. Miss Hester Cabell
Tabb Mrs. Charles V. Meredith, Miss
Harrison, and Miss Goodwin.
Mas Mary Bette Pace, Of Richmond,
and Rev. w. L. Hayes. pastor Of the
Baptist church at Marion, s. G., were
married at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon
at Rando'ph-Street Baptist church. the
ceremony being performed by Rev. George
NJ Daniels and Rev. ]. b. Hutson.
Miss Pace Is a daughter Of Mr.. VI. X.
Pace. SIG south Laurel street. She Is
charming personally. Her flance is an
alurnnus OF Richmond College (Class
Of 'gO. end OF Louisville Theological
Seminary (Class Of 'e0. He was formerly
pastor OF a Baptist church in Manches-
ter: later OF another at Newport News
and stin later Of another in petersburg
He Is now pastor Of the Baptist church
NJ Marion. and much beloved by MS peo-
pie. The wedding was exceedingly quiet
Miss Pace had but one attendant her
sister. Miss Mamie Pace. who was her
maid Of honor. The latter wore n plum
colored. tailor-rade suit and carried a
bouquct Of white roses. The brides
costume was 81 brown cloth and was
admirably suited TO her coloring and gem
eral style Mr. Walter S. Hayes, brother
Of the groom was HIS best man. the
usbers being Messrs Frank Hayes. Or.
r. O. Woldcn. NJ. r. Pace. Jr.. and I.
r. Lauthan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes took the 200 T. NJ
train for the South. followed by warm,
good wishes At Petersburg they VIII be
rendered a reception by former parisnion-
cre Of the groom. and another reception
will be rendered them in Marion, their
future home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-09
Transfers Of Real Estate.

Richmond: w. T. Woody's trustee TO
William il. Taylor, 81 feet on Clay
street. northwest corner Thirteenth. sub
joct TO two deeds OF trust for $l,0i5 and
s1u. respectively, tl025.l7.
Henrico: Edward Aliens trustee TO a.
L. Broaddus. % feet on north side q
street. between Thir;y-third and Thirty
foutth, 500
a. T. Broaddus TO Josephine Z. Shields.
% feet on north side O street. between
Tbirty-third and Thirty-fourth. $50
r. l.. Harrison and wife 10 G. Il. Well
ford. e3-1c0 acres. IS feet north Of
northeast corner Powhatan and Tenth
streets, s295S.
Johanna Kaufclt 10 Ben i. Godfrey
50 feet on west side Fulton street, $40.
G.. T.. Wexford to Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company, 4 93-l0O acres. IS feet
north Of northeast corner Powhatan and
Tenth streets. s2,95S
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-09
Eound His Body.

The neighbors Of Mr. Richard Trueman
found his body Sunday morning near his
house. about three miles from Seven
pines. He had evidently been dead sew
eral days.
Trueman lived the life Of recluse and
his home was mere hut deep In the
woods. He had no companions and was
not seen often by those even who lived
nearest him.
Near the Trueman cabin was spring
from which the hermit was wont 10 get
water and il was on the path leading 10
This that the searching party OF neigh
bors found him His water jug and
drinking gourd were by his side.
He was about seventy years old and
was apparently IN IN health.
Coroner Croxton was called and held
an inquest the jury determining that
death was the result OF natural causes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-09
Miss Austin's Party.

Mrs. V. c. Austin rendered her daugh-
ter. Miss Belle Austin and her friends a
party Monday night at her residence il3
north Twenty-seyenth street
Among those present were Misses Gill,
Woodward. Rocket. Lynch, Glenn,
Eavans and Parkinson.
The gentlemen present were Messrs.
Ray Burnett, c. II. Figg. Mayer White
Cook. Mayo, Walker Kidd, Walker,
Chaddick. Baeson and Austin.
After games vocal and instrumental
music the guests repaired 10 the spacious
diningroom which was draped with the
national colors, where elegant refresh
ments were served The decorations
were yellow and white chrysanthemums.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-09

TO attract audiences that filed the play
house, and this year IS no exception.
Mr. Morrison declares that this will be
his last appearance in Faust" and for
that reason he has redcco-ated the play.
and casted II with the strongest COM
pany he has ever had.
The wosdo1ful New York success, "a
Bachelors Honeymoon" comes to the
Academy on Friday and Saturday direct
from Hoyts Theatre, New York. where
the farce enjoyed long and prosperous
run against plays OF the same class
The company presenting the piece IS
in nearly every role the original and
Includes Walter Walker and Miss Madge
May. the latter a daughter Of Frederick
Warde
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-09
PICKETT CAMPS MEETING
Resolutions OF sympathy for Rev. DIR
Moses ID. HOgc.

Commander Maury called Pickett Camp
60 order at O'Clock Monday night and
Chaplain Winston offered 'he opening
prayer
After the routine business. including the
payment Of current bills and the atten-
ton to sick comrades on motion of DR..
btratton the following resolution was
passed unanimously.
Whereas, George r. Pickett Camp has
heard with deep sorrow OF the accident
20 Rev. DR.. Moses ID. Hoge.
Therefore. be Il resolved That the ad-
Iutant Is Instructed TO communicate TO DIR.
,ioge the loving sympathy OF the camp
bnd the earnest hope for his speedy re-
covery
Upon motion Of Comrade n. N. Northen
Il was decided to devote the third Mon
Cay Of each month TO public entertain
tnenss 70 be termed Ladies Nights" on
which occasions prominent local lectur-
prs ana sQsnksGx ,waulA b prsssnt end
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-09
THE FERTILIZER DEAL.
News OF Big Purchase by the Virgin
ia-Carolina Co. Confirmed.

A press dispatch from Charleston s
G Monday, stated that the Chicora
Fertilizer Company, OF that city had ac-
ceoted the offer Of the Virginia-Carolina
Chemical Company. whose pilnolpai OF
fees are in Richmond oil $ifV snare lOr
its stock. .. .....o.s,,,
,oorninr confirmed the statement con-
tatne5 IN the dispatch. and said the plant
80 the Ch,cora company would be added
80 the holdings of the Virginia-Carolina
This is the second purchase MADE by
This company within short time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-09
Went Home TO Vote.

The Capitol and State Library build
Ing presented q deserted appearance yes
terday. Governor Tyler and his son,
James H. Tyler Jr.. went 10 Raoford 10
vote. Private Secretary owen was in
his office only a short time Nearly all
the clerks at the state Library were
absent.
Nh Frank Z. Brent, the secretary Of
the Board Of Educa ton voted here. lie
was acting Librarian in the absence OF
Mr. w. w. Scott.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-09
Early Morning Marriage.

A marriage license was issued yesterday
morning by the clerk OF the Hastings
Court 10 Mr. Frank II. Welsh and Miss
Barbara NJ. Roscher. Tho wedding VIII
take nlace AZ 6 o'clock this morning from
81. Mary's church. Miss Roscher Is
sister Of M y. NJ. Roscher.
Licenses we're also isued 20 Isaac WOOD
Jr.. and Dora A. Childress' daughter OF
Nr A NJ Chfldress. and 20 Mr.. VIM. j..
C,av n stock-raiser OF Wyoming. and
Mamie ". Trotter.
Rev. Donald Guthrie. OF he Second
PRESBYTERIAN church, was authorized 70
celebrate the rites OF matrimony.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-09
Laid Rest.

The funeral Of Capt. James r. Fitz'
Who died yesterday morning. will take
nlaca this afternoon at o'clock
from st. Johns Episcopal church. and
the lnterment will be made in lakewood
cemetery.
The funeral ~ Mr.. John p. Woody
took place from his late residence. NO.
900 north Nineteenth street yesterday ar
ternoon at O'Clock.
The funeral OF Mrs Ella M. Wright.
who died Sunday afternoon, took place
from the residence near Seven Pines AZ
4 n,clacle xestexday Afternoons =
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-09
NlorrisOn's Faust.

Tomorrow afternoon and night che
Academy OF Music VIII be the scene OF
the annual engagement OF Lewis Morri-
SON IN his seemingly immortal production
Of Goethe's Faust"
1t is almost needless 20 say that tho
advance sale OF seats is large. as every
season for the past fourteen years the,
,sctaa end Aia nlax naxA RaYsQ 1aiha'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-09
The soldiers Depart.

Nearly all the officers and soldiers OF
,ho third Virginia have gone home. Few
remain I'm the city. Col. Male LETT Mon
dav lie viii soon return to resume ms
duties as adjutant general
Major Price left last night TOT
Woodstock and Major shanks VIII go 10
Portsmouth TO look after the mastering
out of the Second Regiment
,rhe aamape TO the Exchange Hotel by
tho soldiers will amount to nearly 1900
Repairs will be made at the expense Of
the government.