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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-10

ing vote. Clerk August temporarily TAX
ing the chair:
Cornell now about to expire. has been
marked by unusually trying and labori-
Gus legislation. taxing the patience and
endurance OF It's members, and. whereas.
tho president has been conspicuously
faithful and attentive to his many duties
throughout the term; therefore. be II
Resolved. BY the Common Council OF
the city OF Richmond, that the thanks
OF the body are due and are hereby ten
dered 10 our retiring officer, James Cas-
kie Fso. for his ever-constant and cour-
teous attention to duty and that the
body hereby records It's sincere apprecia-
tlon OF his faithful, intelligent ana i'm
Martial administration OF the Office OF
president OF the Common Council.
Mr.. Caskie returned thanks In a few
feeling remarks for the honor done him.
THE LOST FOUND.
A recess OF fifteen minutes was then
taken TO await the result OF Serseant-at-
Arms RuskelIs search ior the missing
members. At the end OF twenty minutes
Mr.. Ruskell returned with Messrs. r. -
Ebel. John ]. King. and T.. NJ. roster IN
tow. They were greeted with great APP
plause. and each as ne ehleieu "ole
very sheepish expression
The business requiring tWo-thirus
vote was then taken up, and the Council
authorized the expenditure OF SlVo 10 IN
sure the City Hall elevators
Mr.. Wallerstein offered resolution
providing for the expenditure OF ~" 70
furnish music in the parks OF the city
during the summer months. MT WaHer-
stein said that II the city would appro-
pirate $500 the citizens would raise an
equal amount. He strongly urged the
adoption Of the resolution, and moved a
suspension OF the rules. The Councll re-
fused TO suspend the rules. and the reso-
tuition was referred 10 The Finance COM
mlttee.
Mr.. Briggs presented an ordinance hx-
Ing the license tax OF peddlers OF coun-
try produce at so and $40 on sellers 70
retail and wholesale trade, respectively
The ordinance. which IS designed 70
protect the commission merchants VINO
pay q heavy license, was ADOPTED WIN
out debate.
Mr.. Pollock offered resolution author
izlng the Committee on Accounts ana
Printing. at the beginning Of each term
TO elect a clerk at salary OF $50 per
annum. Mr. Pollock explained that II
had been the custom for the Committees
on Accounts and Printing and Fire Alarm
and Police Telegraph 10 elect a clerk
Jointly. but that as the latter committee
never met. It's functions having been
taken away the Accounts ana Printing
Committee desired 20 have the election
Of its clerk in its own hands.
On motion OF Mr.. Bloomberg the rules
were suspended and the resolution adopt
cd. The Council then adjourned.
MR.. RUsKELLs "TRIP.
Mr. Ruskel had a spirited chase after
the three Councllmen. whom he capt
turned. Mr. King had retired and was rev
euinz I'm the enjoyment Of his first sleep
Mr.. Foster was presiding over church
meeting. and Mr. Ebel was enjoying Tho
companlonshlp OF his family They
cheerfully yielded 70 the inevitable anc
accompanied the sergeant-at-Arms.
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THE POSITION
OF Mr.. CRUMP.
-
He VIII Not Be a Candidate for
City Attorney,
Mr.. MEREOITH'S CHANCES GOOD
His supporters Say the Action Of the
City Committee Has Not Weak
cned Him-says He VIII Tn
doubtcdIy be Nominated.
Mr.. MEREOITH'S CHANCES GOOD

Mr.. Beverley r. Crump positively dc
Chnes 10 become "a candidate for the
Office Of City Attorney Friends have
urged him 20 allow his name 10 be pre-
sentcd to the caucus Monday night 0ut
be VIII not Yield 90 tneir wishes.
Mr. Crump was called upon by a
Times reporter yesterday and asked to
state his position in this matter. With
out moments hesitation he took up
his pen and wrote the following which
MIR. CRUaP's POSITION.
II am obliged 20 friends who have men
uoned me as possible candidate lot NltE
Attorney but ] regret that 30 has been
90 stated. j am not candidate for the
position and have no intention OF be-
coming a candidate and do not desire 20
be mentioned ia connection with me hbnt
over the place. MY name Will not De put
before the caucus. with my authority or
consent. II The Council has any dimchi-
~ in determining the question as 20 pro-
1essional fitness for sucn pJhllioh,
should think 10 would be wei TO Iet ths
bar of the city make recommendation
90 the Council. as has been done several
times in the selection OF our judges
QUAsI-JUDICIAL POSITION
Mr. Crmp added that the ofiice OF
City Attorney was Qu1sl-Judicldi pnsl-
lion and DE could see no reason why the
Council should not accept rfcominon-
dalton OF the bar as has often been done
by app0lutive ana elective powers ia the
cases 0f judges.
10 is stated that Mr.. Crumps name
win to presented 90 the caucus over MS
protest aud against his wishes, but lhe
authorized statement as TO bis position
VIII remove him as "a factor ~ THIS con-
The action of the city Democratic
Committee and Che Old Dominion Dem
ocratic club does not appear 90 trlghieh
the supporters OF Mr.. Meredith. They are
apparently as confident OF the nomination
of their man as they were before.
A CONDuTTEEMANs VIEWS.
one of the members OF the city Conn
mittee who was active in working up
ne meeting Wednesday night said he was
sure the action taken would defeat MT.
Meredith. lie did not think Mr.. Wenden-
burg would boz elected, but predicted that
Mr Crump would be the nominee.
The bar OF Richmond is known 20 pc
very largely for Mr.. Meredith ana ne
would probably be recommended by
three-f0urths of the lawyers if tney Were
called up0n for an expression OF thelt
choice. ,e,
Mr. Meredith is maintaining dignihed
silence. lie IS leaving tho matter en-
treIy Zoo the hands OF IBIS friends and ls
NOS asking any one 20 vote Tor MN
lie would ~ course, rec. hlSnly NOM
orCd ~ be should be reelected
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CAPTAIN Stuart IS o. son Of the late Gem
eral J. j.. b. Stuart. the great cavalry
leader OF the Confederate States Srmy.
Al the reorcanizatlon of u. j.. Lee Camp
Sons Of Confederate Veterans, I'm May,
1891 Captain Stuart was elected its first
lieutenant. lie was one OF the little band
who struggled 10 establish a camp Of
sons I'm this city. AT the annual election
Of officers in December following he was
elected the captain OF the camp. 10 was
mainly through the efforts OF Colonel I.
p Pollard and Captain Stuart that the
present efficiency OF the sons was BROUGHT
10 It's high standard. Captain Stuart has
only resided in Richmond the last Few
years He has lived In different parts OF
Tho state. He is now connected with the
Merchants National Bank as general
book-keeper.
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THE OFFICERS
ARE ANNOUNCED.
Tenant Rifles the Name Of the New
Company.
THE NON-COMMISSIONED STAFF.
Sergeants and Corporals Decided Up.
on-Govcrnor Tyler is in Washing
ton TO See About the Colored
Troops-Will Return To-Day

Captain j. r. Tenants company has
been named the Tenant Rifles. II was
at first proposed to call the command
the Tyler Rifles but as there Is another
company OF that name in Virginia tha
change was made In the title.
Captain Tenant announced the follow-
ing non-commissioned officers:
First Sergeant-R. r .Eddins,
Second sergeant-W. II Washington.
Third Sergeant-Wllliam Mitchell.
Fourth Sergeant-John W. Traylor,
Fifth sergeant--Sam b. Hlrshberg.
Quartermaster sergeant-w. A. Cooks.
The following other officers have been
decided upon:
j. r. New, first corporal: w. c. Lam
zeaone, second corporal; IL. c. Rupert.
third corporal; r. Barlow, fourth corr
poral; S. c. LocSett hfth corporal; VIM.
Markey, sixth CORPORAL W. T. Taylor.
seventh corporal; ]. S. Collins. eighth
corporal; Joaa Davis. ninth corporal; Q.
Mountcasus. tsnth corporal; James u.
Langhorns, Seventh corporal; a. 3.
Bates. twe,Stn corporal; A. b. Doherty.
SC+ttA"Nfsf
DRILL TWICE A WEEK.
The company will have squad drilla
every Monday and Thursday nights.
There was a large attendance Of merh-
beers last evening and the men showed q
marked Improvement in the execution
OF the military tactics. A squad drill
took place IN the big hall. There are
one hundred and seventeen names on thu
rolls.
Colonel spotswood has now nfty-hvs
men on his list. This company Will
meet Saturday to elect officers. II IL
settled In advance that Colonel Spots
wood Will be made captain. The Colo.
mel can easily recruit 10 the maximum
whenever II appears that his company
will certainly be ordered into servica
Several men who desire 10 Join are hold.
ing back 70 await Developments.
GOVERNOR TN WASHINGTON.
Governor Tyler went TO Washington
Yesterday to confer with the Presidents
with reference 70 ordering the colored
troops into service. He was accompanied
by Prof Geo. w. Miles. OF Rsdford,. Ths
Governor telegraphed last night that he
had seen the President and would return
to-day.
Acting Adjutant-Genera c. Oh. Co.
wardln was unwell yesterday and did
not remain very long in his of!ice.
The Governor has directed that the
commission OF Lieutenant George Blow,
II. 2. A.. as a Major IN the Fourth Regi.
mcnt. Virginia Volunteers. be made out
aud sent 10 him at Jacksonville. Lieu.
tenant Blow Will Join the regiment In
day or two.
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Woman's College. recitation; Miss Sadie
Jacobs, OF the Woman's College, address,
Mr.. s. NJ. Janney of the Kandolph-Ma-
con College, Sutherlin orators medal;
ID. II. Dolly. OF the Randolph Macon Col
lege. Walton Greek prize, L. NJ. camp
belt. OF the Randolph Macon college,
Junior Murray medal for scholarships q.
L. Bradford, of the Randolph-Macon Col
lege, senior Murray medal for scholar-
ship; w. L. Wood, OF tho Bedford city
Academy. defamation and debaters
prizes: Miss Mary Sue Bethel. Of tho
Danvlle Institute, recitation medal.
WASHINGTON LITERARY.
The Joint commencement came 20 a
close tonight with tho celebration OF the
Washington Literary Society. The exer-
cises consisted OF a defamation, How
Rubey Played" by J. W. Knight, OF Front
Royal Academy.
Recitation, Writing Back TO the Home
Folks" by s. Archie Swanson, Randolph
Macon Institute.
Defamation Flying Jim's Last Leap
by G.. W. NJ. Taylor, OF the Bedford city
Academy.
Burke H.. Fitzpatrick. Of the Randolph
Macon College.
Address. college Men and Women,
bv Il Edith Cheatham. OF the Woman's
College.
Grafton. "A Great Work: our Share
H." by Frank A. simpson, Of the Ran
dolph-Mac0n College.
Address by Rev. =. j.. Hoss, d. D. Of
Tennessee
The game OF baseball this Afternoon be-
tween teams from the Randolph Macon
College and Bedford City Academy re-
suited in n score OF to in favor Of the
boys from Ashland.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-10
SUPREME COURT OF VIRGINIA.
Opinions Handed Down by the Court
at Wythcyilic.


WYTHEVILLE. VA, June 9.-Speclai.
In the Supreme Court Of Appeals to-day
the following decisions were handed
down:
RObinsOns Adpr vs. Dining. FROM
Circuit Court OF Chesterfield county. Az
firmed. opinion by Judge Buchanan.
Sims vs.. Tyrer. From Circuit Court
Of Alexandria. Affirmed Opinion BY
Judge Buchanan.
Osborne vs.. Big stone Gap Collier CON-
pany. From Wise County Court. Re-
yersed. opinion by Judge keith.
McCrth vs.. Commonwealth. From
Patrick County Court. Reversed. Cpin-
ion by Judge Keith.
Evans VS. Rice. trustee et ais. From
Prince Edward County Court Ainrm-
ed. Opinion by Judge Keith.
city OF Norfolk vs. Nottingham ana
others Prom city OF Norfolk. Affirm
cd. Opinion By Judge Keith.
W. n. Mumpower vs.. Shefey Judge.
Writ of prohibition refused.
Arbucle Brothers vs.. Gates & Brown.
From Richmond. Affirmed. Opinion by
Judge Rely.
Taylor VS.. Mallory. From Orange
county. Affirmed. opinion by Judge
Harrison.
Boisseaux, trustee, e. ais. vs.. Fuller
et ais. From Danvilie. Affirmed.
Opinion by Judge Harrison.
The cases Of Repags vs.. Moore and
Maxmeadows T.. & T. Company vs. Nc
Garvock e. ale. were argued and sub
mittel
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-10
EVANGELICAL LUTHERANS.
The Conference Held at Floyd, Va.
Floyd Infantry are 80 strong.

FLOYD, VA. June S.-special-The
Eastern Conference OF Southwest Viz
ginia Synod. Evangelical Lutheran
Church. convened at this place from
June lst 10 June 5th. Among the visiting
ministers were Rev. l.. G.. NJ. Miller d.
D.. Roanoke. Va; Rev. ". G. cline.
sprlngwood. Va. Rev y. W. Cronk, sa-
lem. Va, and Rev. d. b. Groseclose.
Backsburg Va.
The dcdlcatory sermon was delivered
by Rev. L. G.. NJ Miller Sunday at II
o clock A. NJ. June 5th.
The sixteenth session OF oxford Acad-
envy closes on Wednesday evening. June
sth. with a plano recital given - the
pupils OF tho school.
Mr.. S. NJ. Martin and family. also Mrs.
Worden. OF Salem. Va, are visiting
friends in the place.
The sale OF the personal property OF
Mr.. j. y. Jett deceased. came on yes
terday. The amount was about $500.
There will be meeting OK the Floyd
Infantry Saturday. June nth. There are
now forty enrolled and IL Is beloved the
number will be increased TO eishty-four
on that day.
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SUMMER HOMES ON THE SOUTH
TR% RAILWAY.

The Southern Railway has just issued
q very handsome and attractive summer
Homes and Resorts folder which gives
FUN Information In regard to summer
homes ana resorts located on or near its
line and connections This pamphlet
shows location OF different resorts, near
est railroad station, accommodates,
terms. etc. of the various places.
This pamphlet can be had upon appli-
cation at Southern Railway Office. 92O
east Main street. Richmond. Va, c. w.
Westbury, T. Il. a.
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NEW CITY OFFICIALS.
IT will Probably Take Nearly All Night
To Nominate Them.

The chances are that the caucus 70
nominate city officers which meets
Monday night. Will continue IN session
until broad daylight. as there are q num-
her OF Offices 90 be filled. They Will De
nominated ln the following order:
City clerk Sergeant-at-Arms, COM
rnirtee clerk. Police Justice. City Attor-
nav city Engineer. Superintendent or
mo Almshouse, Superintendent OF tho
Gas Works. superintendent Water
Works clerk 20 the Auditor Clerks
First Second. and Third Markets.
vcfehmaster First and Second Markets,
inspector and Gauger Inspector Of Carts
anal Wagons. Grain Meosurer three
rrl MIXERS Of Board of Health. President
off The Board of Health, clerk 10 the
Police Justice Banin Police Court Har-
rormastcr. Collector OF Delinquent Taxes.
Physicians 20 the Poor ana Inspector OF
Plumbing.
Under the rules the lowest candidate
will be dropped after each ballot, and
ne can De renominated only once, and
that after am intervening ballot This
rulc win prevent any possibility OF a
deadlock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-10
PERSONAL AND GENERAL,
Interesting Facts About Richmond's
Citizens and Other Matters


Citizens and Other Matters.
Mr.. T. VI. Valentine was reported I'M
proving yesterday.
All mail for Company NJ Third Viz
ginia Regiment. should be addressed 20
Company NJ. Third Virginia Regiment
Dunn Lorng Va.
The Committee on Health was called
10 meet az 1850 last night There was no
quorum only Messrs. Hobson. Cutchins,
snead and Williams being present.
Sergeant Robert " Thomas. OF the
Police Court. recently reappoinied, quail
fed before City Clerk Ben. 4. August
yesterday afternoon.
Richmond will make a big fight al the
approaching international Convention OF
.hs Baptist Young Peoples Union az Buff
faio 20 capture the 1893 meeting.
Miss Eliza Hunter who is visiting Mr..
and Nfrs. f. A. Hunter. OF Barton
He'rhts. unfortunately broke her leS
between the ankle and knee while out
bicycling Tuesday evening.
Manager Fry. Of the Jefferson Hotel
has leased the roof-garden TO Messrs.
crew and Mclaughlin. OF the Forest
14u Electric Park. for The summer
months
q.he funeral a. the late Mrs. Mary r
Chalmers. wife of Captain James IT,
C,belnnors took place from the late resi-.
dence No no North FIN street al
O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
All who are interested IN the organiza-
80, ~ an aid society FOR the benent or
- soifiers Of Company 81. Third Nir-
einia Regiment Captain Robt l. Ma
s,,-fc~ v,in meet al the Y. NJ G. A. Par
Tor saturday nth az $3.50 p. ~
A general meeting Of the Association
eor preservation OF Virginia Antiquities
win bo held shis afternoon az o'clock In
he rooms OF The Virginia Historical So
cletv. AN members are requested to at
sapF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-10
THE OLD INDIAN HERB MEDICINE MAN
Che greatest Healer Of tie Sick on Earth
Is North RusR St., baltimore, Nd.
DO YOU LOVE HEALTHY

{"
The Old Indian Herb Medicine Man, J. p. Kerr, ole
n EutaN Street, Baltimore. Maryland, the greatest
healer OF the sick snd afflicted In The world cure mo
following diseases or no charge. NO one heed fear
Heart disease, Consumption Blood kidney, Bladder
Structure, Rectal Vertigo, Throat, Lung, Dyspepsla'
Indigestion, Constipation, rheumatism IA Hny iortp'
Psins aud Aches Of any Kind, CAsrrn OF the stomacl
kidney Bladder or Stomach or couplaiats OF ADV Ain
Cold, Sore Throat Bronchial troubles, sores, h-in u.s.
eases. AL Itching sensatC1sy al tgmtie Complaints
IAGrippe or PneumOniA, DlcSrs, CATbancIes, bohs,
DsmAeisticns or Gunten psrts, Iimfles on lace and
body, Diabetes Of the kidneys or bTsht dssase Of tns
Kidneys. -,
cured restored them % ~ best OF health
where the most solenced medical skill failed 10 even
give relief, that prove IN no n yhes, courts
Necessary. The Sf4fs I0srd OF Ae.lta 81 fcnipeAy
charged me With hst.rriolc Grim. CT looking AZ r A
tongue, when they csiuod 20 BE medical etAni-
nation without ciplons, and had to leave the state
Ihsvo IN baltimore for foQr years past and have
thousands Of tie ost iAusntial people 20 back ne IN
my assertions svsY gay rn.sna iS1 IN s,sry letter
treated ne or curing al diseases win hetp teas
bale al medical scispcs or hum an sAh nave been
In over 30 CAGES 81 conf renent am 70 Pnysician nor
do 7 pretend b. be- Ny teachings and lesFninfs are
frara IN and ccioscd sav1scs Ahletters roluy
ansa cred 9hen a tWocont stamp Is eneioseo Tell me
-FOUR nearest express once for shipmsnt- send 700
tsstim onis u from all pzrts Of the world
JANIS r. KERR. dis N. E0tsw D.. bsittmorss M
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-10
Belvldero school and kindergarten.

Tho finals OF the Belvidere School an.
Kln1ergarten-Al Robinson, principal
began on Monday evening
The program was as follows;
Part I.-Chorus, Perrie Merrie Dixie
Domingo. school chorus; Kindergarten
Chimes; song. Awake said the sunshinei
rccitati0ns-The Little Plant, Ellen BALI
The Daisies, Carrie Waddey; Daisy Dut-
ton. Margaret crump; WHITTIER CTennys
SOM. Ethel Long. The Mountain and th<
Squirrel Gmerson) boys recitatioins
finger play. How the Corn Grew Poulis
SOM: chorus. Orchard Song; chorus. Boae
Song.
Part iI-Msrch and song. America; Th>
sword OF Lee, by boys chorus; This
Launching OF the Ship OLongfeilow)s
Music on tho Rappahannock.
Part III.-The Fairies OF Gallon Low,
Lily Buku; Mars Johnnys Cotton"
Harriet Norveil: Kissing Papa rhror
the Telephone. Junior Expression classl
The Lost Chord Senior Expression classs
The May Queen. Mary Leigh West.
Part IV.--The Court OF the Flowers
(senior and Junior ciasses). Louise
Crump and Louise Watkins: Tia Mar
riags Of the Flowers. Josyphins sullivan.
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VIRGINIA SUMMER RESORTS AND
MOUNTAIN HOMES

on THE LINE OF THE NORFOLK &
WESTERN RAILWAY. SUMMER EN-
CURSION TICKETS NOW on SALE.
good TO return until October 81, 1895. with
stop-oyer privileges al all stations. \ de-
scriptive pamphlet, giving a complete list
of the resorts and boarding houses along
the line. now ready for distribution, and
will be mailed TO any address. upOl APP
plications. For tickets, timetables. and
full information, apply 10 the Richmond
Transfer Co.. 300 east Main street; b. G..
Carter ticket agent Byrd-street station.
or at Companys Office S5S east Main
street.
r. W COURTNEY.
Dist. Passenger Agent.
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Respectfully,
s. d. WITT,
Judge Of he Hustlngs Court

"
In view OF the great Importance OF the
matter, and the impossibility Of the pres
ont council. acting upon fl, the matter,
unon motion OF Mr.. Gurst, was returned
TO the Judge Of the Hastings Court witn
"a statement Of the facts and request
that he refer the question 10 the next
Mr. Wallerstein presented the following
resolution. which was adopted;
Whereas. 10 has been suggested that II
would be well for the postoiiice authoH-
ties I'm this city ard the citizens III gene
raj 10 make a demand for the establish
rgsrt az mail routes over electric car
lines. and whereas we consider that the
establishment OF such routes IS not de-
sired during this year, therefore, be II
Resolved. That our representatives IN
Congress call upon the postal authorizes
and set forth the above facts. and tnat
the clerk Of the Council Is instructed 10
forward copy OF this resolution 20 Hon
John Lamb. representative in Congress
from this district.
Mr.. Wallerstein said the matter had
been brought TO his attention through a
publication IN The Times from its Wash
inetnn correspondent. He was afraid
that II the electric lines became mail
routes il might compllcate matters when
certain franchises expired; for the COM
panies light avail themselves OF an in
junction from the United States Court
which had been the case heretofore to
the city's discontinue.
An ordinance was offered by Mr..
Bloomberg and adopted. providing that
no person shall put up a barbed-wire
fence within three feet OF any street or
alley. except such as shall be upon the
top of fences or walls five feet high, and
that all wire now up which is not law
ulv placed. shall be taken down within
thirty days The penalty provided Is
not less than s. ror more than $50.
THOSE EVIL DOORS.
Mr.. MOsby. by request, presented 2 re-
solution requesting the manufacturers
OF fertilizers around the city 10 dlscon-
tinue preparing chemicals, the odor OF
which is-offensive. when the wind blows
from the South. southeast. or southwest.
Tho rob rion WIS adopted. after Mr..
Mosby had explained that the odor at
certain times was intensely disagrecable.
Mr.. Pollock presented the following
resolution which was adopted by a ria
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SOUTHERN STUDENTS CONFER
FNCE. ASHENILLE, y. c., June IL
o. 1905

Account Of the above occasion the
Southern Railway will sell tickets from
points on its line TO Ashevine. y. c., and
return at rate OF one first class fare for
the round trip. Tickets Will be sold
June 18th, 18th. and nth final limit June
go 1875.
The Southern has excellent double
daily train service to AsheVille with e.t-
CANT thoroughfare and pullman accom-
nodations. Offering q splendid oppor-
tunity TO visit western North Carolina,
Afhevile and vicinity "Biltmore' The
country residence oc Mr. Vanderbilt and
tho Land OF the Sky
For further information as 10 rates,
schedules. etc. apply TO agents Of the
Southern Railway or C.. W. Ncsttury.
~. j.. A, $40 east Main street, Richmond,
Va.
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Folio tacCar.

DR.. Brown. in charge OF the Ambulance
was called TO Lewis drug store on
Broad street at 1880 o'clock yesterday
10 attned Mr. 4. +. Graham, resi-
dent Of Washington. who Is visiting
friends In this city.
Mr.. Graham Was on n Traction car
and his hat blew on In reaching Tor
the hat he fell of the car and was quito
badly cut about the head and face
DR.. Brown treated and left him.