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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-30
COL. GOODIES GENEROSITY.
A Graceful Acknowledgment by J.. \.
Armistead Camp. q Y.

CHASE CITY. VA Aug. 29.-speciol. -
AT the regular aIpu7l meeting NJ inc j..
A. Armistead Camp, 10. ~. q. v. neld
here Thursday the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted and puolca-
ton ordered.
Whereas. Colonel Thomas +. Goode.
has for many Years contributed thou
sands of dollars and sim Continues each
year 90 do So Tor the benefit ot me
needy Confederate veterans OF Mecklsn-
burg county thereby eNincug noble
generosity ana substantial CONSIDERATION
in alternating their condition. mere
fore Dee 81
Resolved. That the l.. A. Armistead
Camp. OF NcckleuUurg. recognize with
sincere feelings of gratitude the SPLEEN
did philanthropy OF their beloved couu-
trvman. and assure him that ms name
and deeds will hc eyer cherished as
worthy 90 h1. crowned with hOuors and
the ancctlonnte remembrance of his icl-
low citizens.
That the Confederate soldiers ~ Mock
lcnburg emphasizing the fact that the
name Of their benefactor by his unselhsh
liberdlity and patriotic devotion deserves
10 be enrolled among the foremost OF
the gallant sons of Virginia. whose eN-
amples are worthy of emulation in their
recognition of cause whose banners
are furled but whose defenders for con-
efanCy and valOr exhibited and priVa-
ti0ns and perils fndeared. eiicited the
admiration of The enlightened world
TuOS -. JtFFKflSS
Commander J.. s. Armlstcad Camp.
FLOYD CLARK.
Afiuf4uf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-30

Manager Thomas G.. LeTth most GER
talniy kept good his promise made TO the
public that the bin this week az Broad
street Park pavilion should be the best
ever seen az tho resort for the crowd
which numbered over seven hundred peo-
pie almost blistered the palms OF their
hands last night applauding the attrac-
tive acts OF the ali star DILL for there
was not an artist In the list whose name
has not appeared I'm heavy type.
Juggling extraordinary and comedy
rich churacterizes the act of Fielding who
Is one Of the most accomplished jusgiers
IN the country. and his act last night
drove the crowd into frenzy OF delight
and they wildly sppiauded the artist az
ter his remarkable d0ings OF trickery,
and dr0ll comedy of which he IS master.
Tho Wright Sisters, three I'm number
and pictures OF beauty ANA grace charm
ingly together with The dash and bright
ness Of their dancing. entered the stage
space IN "a whiri of lingerie. dainty smiles
and nimble feet. ana o. was not many
minutes before their act was scored as u
hit Of the bill. Miss Rosie wright intro
duced her endurance dance upon one foot.
and she was given am individual encore
for such a difficult dancing feat so easily
done.
The Three Harrises carried the audi
cuce with them iu their act medley OF
sand dancing black and white face COM
edy and wholesome SONGS.
Jack N0rworth and Miss Lillian Barlow
were both well received
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-30
GOV. TYLER WIRES
COLONEL TAYLOR.
He Asks the Sentiment of the Fourth
About Going to Cuba.
THE REPLY THAT He RECEIVED.
The Large Majority Are in Favor Of
Making the Trip--A Serious Ac-
cident Narrowly Avertcd-Men
Leave for Home on TurlO ugbs

CAMP CUBA L1BRE. August o.
SDecial-Ihe review OF the second and
Fourth Virginia Regiments, which was
10 have been made By General Lee at
Springfield this afternoon, had 60 be
abandoned on account of rain.
First Lieutenant G.. }. cauaey, Jr., Of
Company G.. OF sunoik. Fourth Regiment.
left this morning Tor washington, having
been granted "a leave of absence for If
teen DAYS. IL is understood here iu camp
that Lieutenant Causey went 10 Wash
ington 10 pass an examination Tor Second
Lieutenant In the regular army.
COMPANY X of Petersburg. OF the
Fourth REGIMENT. Captain Jackson COM
manding. made its first appearance In
the new camp Of the regiment this after
noon. The company has been doing pro-
vOst duty 40 Pablo Beach for the past
two or three weeks and was today re-
lieved there by Company j. %: the Sec
ond Alabama Regiment
First Lieutenant Cheatw0od. Of Com
pany "a. Fourth Regiment left here This
evening for Richmond. He has Deem
poorly OF late and has for this reason
secured a leave II absence fOr fifteen
days 10 recover his health.
] have learned from very good author
itv. Oueside OF this brigade, rthat Cover
nor Tyler has telegraphed 10 Colonel
Taylor asking him what the sentiment
Of the Fourth Regiment was in regard 10
going 20 Cuba. The same informant tells
me that Colonel Taylor replied all the
officers and a majority of the men are In
favor OF going 90 cuba. il seems 10 be
settled therefore. that tho Governor viii
recommend 60 the Washington authou-
ties that the Fourth Regiment be retain
ed On The service.
What might have boon an accident
with rather serious consequences, en-
dangering the lives Of five officers OF the
Fourth Regiment was luckily ayeried
Yesterday morning. II seems that per
chance these gentlemen met at rom
devious where usually bulletins In regard
10 the military situation are received.
The combined weight of these officers
must have been too great. Tor sudden
lv the platform gave VA that carried
This precious burden. Th0ge vas cor
tain scramble for moment but fOrtu-
natelv an landed On their feet without
CARRYING Of even a scratch. The officers
who had such narrow escape were
Liouteuant-C0lonei Edwards, Captain
specrs. OF Company A. ~ Norfolk. Cap
tain Hope. OF Company ID. OF Hampton:
Captain Pcgram. OF Company NJ Of
Richmond and Lieutenant Klein OF
Company st. of Richn ond.
Captain Wilson OF Company O.. or
sunolk. and Captain Nottingham. OF
Company Z. Of Norfolk both of the
Fourth Regiment. have returned TO camp
from leaves of absence which they spent
at their respective homes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-30
WHY ALGER ?

There is evidently something behind the
conduct Of the recent war that the public
generally does not fully understand, for
from day to day there is talk OF inves-
tigation OF some kind and vague hints Of
things to happen when Miles gets home %
The undercurrent is pregnant with
sly sings at Alger and suggestions that
he is to be the one upon whose devoted
head all the walls Of wrath. which shall
then be emptied. must be poured.
We have no especial sympathy for AL
ger. II he had been a strong man he
would have been given a more conspicu-
GUS cabinet place than Secretary Of War,
which in the times of his appointment
was nominal. but we cannot see why
special blame attaches to him If things
have gone wrong.
The cabinet was in session daily, the
board of strategy devised methods and
means and the President was familiar
with every move OF special moment
II there have been abuses we consider
that The administration ana not Alger is
Responsible
Agcr has been a more or less impor-
tant factor in the last two or three pres
idential conventions, and if it is Re
publican game of politics to deprive him
of any prominence We have no sympathy
with IL.
With the light before us we fail to see
why Alger should be singled out for any
thing like personal responsibility, he was
but part of the power at work and If
1t was misdirected the whole admins
tratiOn must suffer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-30
WELCOMED THEIR PASTOR.
Father Mckecfry Cordially Greeted
AT ~. Patrick's.

Rev. Father McKeefry. the new pastor
of St. Patricks church. preached an elo-
quent sermon at high mass Sunday
morning TO a large congregation.
At the conclusion of the services the
congregation met in the basement az the
church. by appointment. where a cordial
greeting was given the new pastor
At the meeting arrangements were made
20 devise means 10 raise funds for inn
prOvements made in the church. Mr.. John
+. Don Lcayy was elected chairman of
the meeting and Mr.. James T.. Grady sec-
rotary. ana the business was proceeded
with and the congregation decided % run
an excursion 10 Providence Forge about
the second week in September
The following We're appointed 20 perfect
arrangements for the picnic and work for
a successful termination OF the affair:
Messrs J. +. Don Leavy James Hartley.
J. +. Grady. }. J. Blake. John y. Neagle.
J. l.. McDonough. Joseph C1mpedonicd.
Thomas j. Shcchy John Siedd. W. j.
Enright. T. J. Parater VI. Carm0dy. John
BrOphy. George Paratcr n. VI. OMEN,
II. o. Sullivan. Phil Shea. q. Mahoncy.
John J. Ryan John Ratio. James Smith,
p. Gallagher. j. Ranerty.W. II. Sheryin.
John La Tcrscly. Mrs. u. Robinson. Mrs.
Phil Shea. Mrs. VI. Gogan. Mrs. John Ar
mitage. Mrs. Edward Donahue, Mrs. NJ.
Schardt. Mrs. j. r.. Grady Mrs. Mahoncy
Mrs. Sweeney Mrs Lcahy. Mrs. kellum.
Mrs. Shcrvin. Mrs. J. Salvin. Mrs. James
Holleran. Mrs. Powell. Mrs. J. j. VIII
Hams. Misses Ellen Clancy. Ellie Enright.
Lucy Lynch. Gussie Campcdonica. Minnie
Finnegan. Rosa Duffy. r. jenkins. Maggie
Hogan. Mamie Burks. George Melon
ough Florence Bowers. Mamie Nc
Sweeney
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-30

Put of. put on your mail. O kings,
And beat your brands TO dust,
Your hands must learn surer grasp,
Your hearts a better trust.
o. bend aback the lances point.
And break the helmet bar.
A noise Is in the morning wind,
But not the note of war.
Upon the grassy mountain paths
The glittering hosts Increase
They come. They come. How fair thci
feet,
They come to publish peace.
And victory. fair victory,
our enemies are ours.
For all the clouds are claspod I'm light
And all the earth with flowers.
Aye, still depressed and dim with dew.
But wait a little while.
And with the radiant deathless rose
The wilderness shall smile
And every tender. living thing
Shall feed by streams Of rest:
Nor lamb shall from the flock De lost.
Nor nursing from the nest.
John Ruskin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-30
HE DIED IN PRISON.
William Mason. who Killed His
Friend. Taken Home to BE Buried.

William Mason. OF Washington county.
died i'm the pcnitentiary Friday from
dyscntcry and his remains were carried
to his old home for interment.
Mason was about - years OF age and
resided with his father. prosperous
farmer and highly respected citizen who
lived near Glade Springs.
Last October Mason killed John clark.
his most Intimate friend. He was ON %
spree at the time the crime was COM
mitted. His distress was very great
when he came 10 his senses ana realized
what he had done. Mason apparently
took no interest in the efforts 10 save
him from the gallows. lie frankly adj
mltted that ne should pay for the crime
with his life.
The jury gave him eight years In the
ocnitentiary lie was brought 20 the
state prison last spring.
lanes r. Mason. brother OF the de-
ceased. and his sister Miss Mamie
Mason came to Richmond Saturday and
accompanied the remains back 10 Glade
Springs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-30
Miss Minor Hurt.

Miss Annie Minor. daughter OF Cap
safur.iav afternoon while ont bicycle ride
iug. accompanied boy Miss Emily white
The accident occurred in the western
portion of the city.
A spirited horse. attached TO bug
gy. driven by gentleman. was app
preaching them. and just before the
TURNOUT came opposite dog sprang OUT
of the bushes and frightened the horse.
which SHE'D. the point of one Of the
shafts striking Miss Minor in the side.
The Young lady was thrown violently
from her wheel 10 the ground, sustain
ing painful bruises from the fall as
well as from the collision with the sharp
point OF the shaft
The gentleman az once stopped his
horse and a family passing in their carri-
age took them home Miss Minor was
taken 90 her home and Dr. Wexford sum-
moned. Her wounds We're dressed. and
her condition yesterday was reported con-
sidcrably improved
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-30

ATLEE VA. Aug. 9.-Special-The
pennLiicans Of Hanover county in mass
meeetnr August 3, issS. at the county
seat called 4. r Robinson 10 preslus
with William Z. Talley. secretary ian, ana
elected the following DELEGATES ana a rop-
MENTION. which assemblies at Hanover
Courthouse September Z. 1888. w ,.h
William r. Tailey. William kand"ilRnI'
Robert IIghtfOot. Samuel Coleman VI,
T. Lightfoot. ID. /. Anderson ana l. D.
Robinson ,...t. .
Alternates-F. y. Tunstall. Emmett
Tierney. and John ;. Coats. X. E.
Robinson was elected county chalFinai4 /
NJ. +. Lightfoot. third conSry,ssi.u. = I,
committeeman; +. J. TunstaN Emm' T,
Kinney and ID. l.. Anderson were elected
as county committee
RESOLUTIONS endorsing the Mckinney au-
minisiration were adopted ana the meet
ing adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-30
THE NATIONS DIsARMED.

The report comes now that Russia will
take tho lead in calling convention
which shall have for fits object the final
earth. and inaugurate a preriod OF uni
versal and lasting peace.
This sounds delightful. and strikes upon
the heart of man with all the keen en-
joyrnent that takes possession OF his soul
as he dreams away in the fading twi-
light after a comfortable repast. Ras-
selas. in the Happy Valley. would not be
circumstance to the great JOY OF the
Car, and at last Tennysons thought Of
It'll the war drum throbb'd no longer.
and the battle flags were furld
in tho parliament OF man. the federation
Of the world"
would be an accomplished fact.
This would be "A popular suggestion,
and the International Peace Association
can now assemble. and with great glee
cable Its congratulations to Russia. and
assure her OF their hearty cooperation.
The Congress Of Mothers may also rush
10 the centre with preamble or two,
ana INC ItEuldI HffhtS il''AiiSo VI AhN
clergymen may be extended to pass
resolution declaring this a "consumma-
ton devoutly to be wished"
The thought grows on one and the fan
cy revels along the line Of the KINDLY
earth In slumber, lapt in universal law"
until II alnnos, reaches the dignity of
theme for the best current poetry"
what has come over the spirit OF the
Gar? The mailed hand and the marble
heart have evidently been subjected TO
moderating process Of some kind that
the imperious spirit Of the autocrat longs
for the singing OF a Psalm. and is ready
TO discard the martial music Of his busie
for the cooling OF the dove of peace.
Some misguided folks might say it was
the attitude Of England in the Orient, the
assembling Of her giant fleet in Chinese
waters. and the ultimatum which has re-
Gently been roared from the lion TO the
bear. but it cannot be this. The Car
is just growing affable and sweet. and
he talks 50 gently that we just can't I'M
derstand him all at once, that's all.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-30
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Kichmonds
Citizens and other Matters


The Committee on Third Market will
meet this morning nj 10 o'clock.
Mr.. Frank Cunningham and family are
M Grand View Beach Hotel. KIP kaps,
Va.
Mrs. Conway r. Johnson and children
are visiting in the mountains OF Nir-
ginia.
Mrs. Robert c. Traylor has left the
city on 4 visit to Old Point and Ocean
View.
Mr. W. A. Baker and c. H. Winston
Fave left the city for Albemarle county
FOR the balance OF the summer.
Miss NJ. FIettie Jones. OF Spotsylvania
county who has been on visit 10 friends
I'm Richmond for several weeks, mas re-
turned home.
The Baltimore sun contains the follow
ing notice Of a marriage license issued:
Norman r. Wilder. divorced, Prophets
town. H.. Florence Vaughan McClelland,
widow. Richmond. Va.
Mr. ". G.. Ferguson. Mrs. John =.
williams Miss 81. ". William and Or.
L. a.. Williams of Richmond, w. }.
Nelms II. W. Lane and ;. }. Heyw0of
and wife, OF Newport News, are now
guests at tire White sulphur.
Or. George w. Gay. Jr.. attended the
child. Marie Robertson. who cut ii5
hand on Saturday nj her home. No COS
north Twenty Ninth street. as reported
I'm the ambulance calls. and she IS getting
along nicely.
Messrs. =. Kempcr Rector and John y.
Welsh have returned 10 the city much
improved in health. after delightful
stay OF two weeks with tho parents ot
the former IN Fauquier county.
Mr.. James L. Hope by accident knock
ed over a lamp in the hallway OF his
home. No 403 south Pine street, about
1882 D. m, Saturday and Tho vessel
exploded. scattering fame and glass in
every direction.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-30
Services At soldiers, Homo.

Rev. Chas. j.. Bane pastor Of Jrion
station Methodist Episcopal church "iu
nreach nj the noon-day service m the
Soldiers Home chapel to-day A dele
cation from the Christian Crusader VIII
have charge of the services on Wcdnes-
dav and Rev b. NJ. Beckham. pastor N
Asbury Methodist Episcopal church Will
preach on Thursday.
Tie regular nOon-day service will be
held each day this week n the chapel or
the Soldiers Home chapel A delegation
frou the Christian Crusaders will cOn-
duct the services ti-m0rrOw and Rev p.
M Bcckham. pastor OF Asbury Meth
odist Episcopal church. Will preach on
Thursday. All are invited 10 DE pres
emit
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-30
The Test Of Greatness.

All. my life has been unfruitful.
Though I've striven hard 10 rise;
I have written abstruse essays.
Men have called me great and wise.
But despite these things I'm still
Common mortal, for you see
They have never got 20 naming
Amy babies after me.
What Is praise from knowing critics
For the things a man may DO?
What are words Of admiration
From an educated few
! shall feel that have labored
To some purpose when I see,
Here and there "a browning baby
That has been named after me.
Cleveland Leader.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-30

Editor Of The Times.
Sr,-lt has become a common custom
OF parties through the city. more than
It has been at any time within the past
ten 0W years. 10 throw loose into the
streets and alleys. their garbage instead
or placing 10 I'm vessels "a required By
the citys ordinance. producing "A great
nuisance and productive Of disease. as
well. Won't YOU kindly warm the people
that I'm future. when discovered. they
will be prosecuted 10 the fun extent of
the law
IT is unsightly unhealthy and in every
way prejudicial TO the interests OF the
city.
Your kind attention will oblige.
w. y. OPPENHlMER. " D..
President Board of Health.
Richmond Va. August %. 1NS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-30

music. ana the solos of Sir B. vs.. Nun-
nally and Miss Rosa TURNKEY were wei
sung and attended with their usual sweet.
ness.
Little Hazel Conway recited very sweet
ly. as is her peculiar way. Tho accom-
PIANIST was Miss Cappie Clements. tle
Efficient church organlsL
CAMPING OUT.
A jolly party left this city sunday
FOR ocean View, whore they WIl HueHt
several weeks in camping out and getting
the benefit OF the sea brcczos. Ihe party
was composed of Mcssrs a. B. Mecrlna
Jack Cailashan. Bob % Brion James
Moore. Henry Walden, r. g.. P-tz0ia aud
Thomas Al. Burke.
The Survivors of tho old Chesterfield
Troop will have a reunion at IcauI9ni
Springs in Chesterfield county nf
Thursday September sth Among ihe Dil
OF fare Will Doe an old-tlmo barbecue AND
Brunswick stow
Mr.. Buck Fisher. veteran OF tHA
command. will be- the chef for th0 oe-a-
sion. and his many friends declare 10
knows how % prepare barhc ua.
THE MAYORS COURT
Squire II. T.. owen bad one cfe tp
claim his attention in tho Mayor 81 court
yesterday morning.
Hester Fowler. oo'orcd. a frellcut at
tendant in the Mayors Court anl a rer
son whom the police know not y
but too WELL was incarccratod sa'lr'ly
night by officer wright She was having
a high old time on tho public sire ana
vas charged with being drums lNi n''-
orderly.
She was sent 70 JAIN for ninety oiys 'n
default OF security for Deer 81oa .'Ni f'''.
Mr. Matthew JcWctL 5000 tt"i
Of tho city, was taken quito Odd 'ii'.'y
night while attending services t' TO. N.'
tral Methodist church. For "a time D. was
Thought ne would die before medical serve
ice could be obtained. Dr. hueHer "N'
secured as early us possible and rendered
the necessary attention. 4ut 10 was some.
time before Nr. Jeweit could oe rcmof, Il
70 his home. ...
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Mrs Y. B. Bacon and A.s5 Lucy p.
Carr. OF Decatur street. have re,ufnrN .'
the city after spending several weeks We
iting friends and relatives ln la.ad ..-
phia. Baltimore and Washington.
Mr.. Joseph ". Woisgor has return n
from n trip 20 Baltimore where ho went
10 engage IN business.
Rev W. r. Hoight pastor OF clop''l
Street Baptist church. was TOO uh"'l
sunday 20 hold services. IT'S pulpit "'
hlled in tho morning. by Mr R. H. h,''-
ley
Miss Nellie Craig IS visiting Mss ammo
Craig. In Caroline county.
Mr.. X. Hunter Boasicy left ygstcf l,-
for his home In South Boston Va. i'
has been stopping with Mr.. III. J. h'i-
ton. OF SwansbOro.
Mr. w. c. Marshall. editor Of the war
rcntOn Nirginian who has been the tN-
OF Mr.. w. j. Carter. has returned hom'.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-30
The Great Southern institution
The Life Insurance Company
Of Virginia.
nome nnIce- Llcnmonl. ID.

Home Office. Richmond, Va.
G.. A. WALKER. j. W. PEDRAM'
President. secretary.
LIE. Endowment and Industrial foucie8
Issued on Most Favorable Terms.
Premiums Payable Weekly, Quarterly
SemirAnnualy and Annually.
NOTE THIS GROWTH.
Premiums received 1856 nilcty-nine
thousand five hundred dollars. Pre-
m.ums 1901 SEVEN HUNDRED AND
FIfrY-IWO THOUSAND TWO HUN
DRIED DOLLARS.
Through its INDUSTRIAL plan, Tho
the benefits OF llie insurance are placed
within the reach OF all, each member Of
the family-chHd and aduit-bcIng insured
at premiums ranging from five cents %
nifty cents weekly f0r amounts from $40
10 500
ORDINARY LIFE Department with
insurance from $500 upwards. 0n plans
aGapted 20 al conditions of life.
This company has EIGHTEEN MIL
LION dollars insurance in force. Total
payments 10 poncy-holders NEARLY
THREE MILLION DOLLARS disfribut.
ed largely among southern widows and
orphans.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-30

The ladies' Of West End. consisting I'm
part of Misses Bauer Thaxt0n, and Tay-
Tor. and Mrs. Taylor. gave lawn party
last week for the benefit OF the sick and
wounded soldiers lying I'm the hospital az
Old Point.
Nearly $50 was realized and was
turned over to Surgeon dewitt. who
thanks the ladies in behalf OF the sol
diers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-30
sham Battle az PnIaski.

James Breathcd Camp, Of Pulaski, and
G.. G.. Wharton Camp. OF Radford, viii
give a sham battle &C the Pulaski Fair
Grounds September lst and "a. Governor
TYLER IS expected 90 De present Those IN
charge OF the affair have written % the
Governor for certain ammunition. but the
request had to be refused as there was
none available.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-30

preston. and all spoke OF his splendid
address on the occasion In terms OF
praise and high appreciation.
lt ne Is ever an aspirant for guoerna-
torial honors Mecklenburg will not forget
him
The waters here considerably inyigo-
rated him during his sojourn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-30

Messrs. r.. l.. Mcleod. e.. Ice Moore
NJ j. Nash and John Il. Grimes. of the
state Auditors office. spent Sunady
with DR. j. J.. Gillian. treasurer of Ches-
terrified. They had a very pleasant time
and each one Is willing TO take solemn
oath that Dr. Gillian is tie best man
on earth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-30

ize suck newspapers and thus encourage
them TO a continued course of vice and
infamy like this? DO they not know that
they arc sowing the seeds OF the dead
hest poison that will grow up as rank
weeds in their own homes and house,
holds2
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-30

Burglars tried 90 break into the house
streets about I O'Clock yesterday MORN
ing Mr. Butler was aroused by the
noise Of the mtruders and got up In
time tO hear them running away. There
were more than one of them.
The burglars had broken throuh TIE
shutters and smashed "A pane OF glass.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-30
Transfers of Real Estate.

60 Waiter b. Beyin and Maurice 4.
swim q / 3-4-i2 feet on Byrd street
Ssomthwest corner OF Fourth street. s. 700.
w c. Rhodes and wife To X. l.. Trit-
ton se feet on north side Catherine street
extended. l07 feet east of Kinney s30
Henrico-Ann +. and Sallie G.. Parker
10 Antenor Padgett. Is acres on east side
Hungary Spring Road. about six miles
narth Of Richmond N5e.