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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-09
Mrs. Zimmerman Surprised.

A surprise party was rendered Monday
evening to Mrs. VIM. n. Zimmerman, Jr.,
AT Zirnmermann's Hotel, on Broad, near
Seventh street and a very enjoyable
time was had By all present. There were
some Rotations and attractive vocal ana
instrumental music was rendered during
the evening An elaborate supper was
served the visitors by the host ana most
css
The following ladies' and gentlemen
were present: Mr.. and Mrs. VIM II. Iim-
mermann. ST. and Jr. Mr.. ad Mrs. Henry
Rueger Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Brauer. Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Briel. Mr. and Mrs Geo
Frank. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Metzger Mr..
and Mrs. Chris Schaaf. Mr.. and Mrs V
T.. A. Spott Mrs. Gerberman. Miss Helen
Brauer. the Misses Kempfer, Miss Annie
Peasants. Miss Gasser, Capt. Chas. Gas
ser. Mr.. VIM. Herbig, Mr.. Chas. Neal
lister.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-09

Another large congregation greeted rev
Thomas Semmes, the rector oil o. Az
drew's church yesterday nj O'CLOCK
when he opened the midday lenten ser
vice at No. 1906 east Main street. he
announced that he had changed MS SUD
feet somewhat and would not only speak
as previously announced on 'he N''S'
"Wherewitnal shall the young man
cleanse mis- way" but he would Droauef'
the subject -,
He then delivered an interesting dis
course on the word OF God, It's character
and powers. He spoke OF It's creating,
UNFOLDING and regenerating power ana
next referred to its power TO produce re-
pentance. to deepen repentance ana 10
renew IL after the fall by SIN ana
clostd with pointing 20 the power OF tue
word Of God 10 produce saving iallh ana
to sanctify.
Rev. Mr.. semmes will continue 10 con-
duct the services during the remainder
of the week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-09
JUSTICE JOHN.
The Assault Case Against j. :. Mobiey
Goes over Ten Days

The case Of J. s. Mobley, the boarding
house keeper. who is charged with as
saultinc L. 3. Rennihan, one OF ms
hoarders with a knife was continued to
the nth instant. because the injured Ma"
was unable to attend court.
feaac Lewis and Richard Randolph
ho,I, colorcd two more or the gang VINO
vent into Bshen's bar on Christmas Eve
nd created A row, were before inc
,bro,e Lewis was hned SO and placed
nndsr bonds for twelve months. Ran
6olnb who was shown 70 be the man
azure IN the assault on Robert AhIhony
~ thar time was sent or 70 the grand
jury. .,,,.. I'D r W
pond who were arrested by Ofhcer heu-
lord. the former Tor being ih'oHlea. go
and ths latter for interfering WIN MN
we discharged az the request OF inc
officer ry.-t.r+ Nv
Oricer Farley arrested Herbert ny
men for being drunk and dlsordely anu
he Maid $50 for his liberty.
Idella White. colored, was sent uoMu
for thirty days for disorderly conduct OH
T Mills and W. W. Byrd were ar
rested by Officer Griffin for intoAic"''o"
and paiG $40 each.
Inns Roach. colored. was picked up
for being drunk and disorderly on tns
street bv Officers Johnson and werner
and the price Of his freedom was S5-sV'
Richard Randolph. colored' was as
sessed Sil.4O for beating Martina stokes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-09

Chambnn. \ y. Rood. Frank J. Cralgic'
Jr.. and G. \. Pussy, agent.
Tho agent presented the following re-
port Of his February work, which was
read and adopted:
Number of cases investigated 20; horses
and mules, lame sore shoulders anu
backs. /. horses and mules unit for WORK.
unhitched and sent to stables, il general
bad treatment OF teams. reported to own
ers. 3: horses found starving, 3; active
cruelty to horses. mules and COWS pre-
vented. 10; cruelty beating and whipping
horses and mules. Z; general cruelty o.
admonitions, p; cases reported In whlch
agent found no cause for complaint, s.
prosecutions. @, convictions, 2
During the month the following animals
were humanity destroyed: Horses and
mules. g. small animals, %. Total, A..
OF the above one case was that OF a.
man who hired horse from "A liveryman
and rode him nearly to death. lie was
fined S2J and costs. but was sent TO jail
in default of payment.
Another case was of a man who aban-
dOucd his horse TO starve. We were no.
titled by kind neighbors and found the
horse IN such a pitful condition that 10
relieve its suffering it was mercifuly de-
stroyed.
Another case was Of horse stolen from
e party sixty miles down the country.
He had been hid away In stable where
nc was kept without food or water for
four days. The agent fed him and IL
was distressing 10 see him take bunch
OF hay IN his mouth and then try to drink
water al the same time. as he was almost
famished and needed both. We have
sworn out a warrant against this man
and hope to find him. but fear that he
has left the city. The horse was return
ed TO his owner.
C.. A. PUSY. Agent.
Mr. Puseys special mention Of cases
Of cruelty To horses caused considerable
discussion He was called upon 10 give
a further account OF these cases. which
he did. relating all the cirmstances con-
nected with them.
The society is still investigating the
case OF the horse abandoned by its owner
and found by the agent in starving
condition. and hope TO apprehend the
offender.
The case Of the horse imprisoned in
stable for four days without iood or
water was also discussed.
The culprit Willie Turner, could not
be found by the society, but warrant
was sworn out for his arrest. He was
captured Saturday by Detective Han and
officer Brown for horse stealing. He
gave the name Of Bill Gordon
The horse was the same one which the
society found, and which formed the
basis Of the society's action against him.
Afted the discussion Of routine business
the board adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-09
THE NORTHERN METHODlSTS'
The Thirtieth Annual Session AT RAJ"
Church, Virginia.

EAST FALLS CHURCH. VA" NaroH
s-speclal.-The thiStieth annual session
of the Virginia Conference of the Meth
odjst Episcopal Church will eonven, To-
morrow morning at the local church oil
shat denomination In this place OF Wnlch
REV. n. s. 4. Havener Is pastor. Inc
sessions will continue until Monday wheh
the appointments will be announces;
Bishop Goodsell. Of Chattanooga VIII
preside. ...o,.roD,,,,o
Among the speakers on the programme
are DIR. Smith OF New York Ut
spencer. Of Philadelphia. Rev. W.
y. shepperd. Mrs Roach, OF WASH
ington: Mrs. Stevens. of Baltimore; Dr'
Mason. of Cincinnati. and Hon ). NJ
Thorne. of this place.
The Conference has forty-eight appoint
ments four districts. ten thousand lay
members. ore hundred and nfty-ohe
churches. valued at $4,000. twenty-tour
parsonages at $20,2S5 and school prop
erty valued at $4,000. When organl%eu
thirty years ago the Conference had only
one hundred and fifty members and about
q dozen churches.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-09
HEAVY DAMAGES.
Asked from the City and the Southern
Railway Company.

A suit was instituted in the Law aud
Equity Court yesterday afternoon by Nr
John r. Grimes. as administrator OF Mary
Ann Brlmmen against the city OF Rich
mOnd and the Southern Railway Com
pany for $4,000 damages. Tho suit was
filed Boy Judge r.. Waddiu Jr and
Messrs. Atkinson aud Booker. attorney 81
lor the plaintiff
Mrs Brummcn who was an old lady
was visiting friends DO Fulton on De.
cember 2ith last, and on her way homs
she started over the bridge. which crosses
over Elm street The structure vas boz
d very bad condition and needed re-
pairing Before the old lady could reach
the other end OF the bridge she fen
through 10 the street below. ard was
not discovered until the next morning
When snc was found, 10 was ascertained
that her feet had been severed from the
body by a passing train.
The bridge being owned b. the city
and the railroad company tho suit was
brought against both jointly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-09
1.-THE OLD HOMESTEAD"
4 Large Audience Enjoyed a Pretty
PLAY with Moral.

Lovers of the pastoral drama will never
tire Of THE Old Homestead"
The Academy was well filled last night
with admirers Of Denman Thompson and
the play that he has made famous with
It's incidents of humble life and everyday
matters that touch the tender chords OF
sympathetic nature
The plot is no new one. 1t tells of the.
country wanderer who seeks fortune IN
the great city, only To find temptations
upon temptations. that, being unable 10
resist. ne follows down 10 the gutter and
IS saved from the lowest depths by his
old father, who goes to the city in search
of his hapless son.
The company is an unusually strong one
and the scenery is a feature. The "dou-
bic duartettc" rendered a number OF
beautiful selections and We're forced TO
respond TO encores.
Denman Thompson AND THE Old
Homestead" will never want for an audi
ence in Richmond, and they deserve 1t.
for moral lesson runs through the play
and no one can bring out the strong
points as well as Mr.. Thompson.
Again at the matinee this afternoons
with "a closing performance tonight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-09
Dedication of a Flag.

The members Of the Gesangverein Nir-
ginla held their regular monthly meet
ing Monday evening In Saengtr Halle with
President 4. Won Rosenegk IN the chair
and transacted the usual amount OF rou-
tine business. II was decided 10 give an
entertainment as I'm former years on
Easter Monday and committee was ap-
pointed to make the necessary arrange
ments. consisting Of Messrs. IL. @. MIL
Ter. carl Ruehrmund and 4. Nolkmann.
Messrs. NJ J.. Lindner. Edward a.
Stumpf and Charles II. Phillips were APP
pointed a committee to confer with the
ladies in regard 20 the coming dedication
OF the new nag which will be presented
BY the ladies 10 the Gesangverein.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-09
Three Battles.

Despite the precaution Of the police the
local sports and lovers OF excitement On
the way OF cOck-hehts. pulled OF three
battles in a lumber yard near the corner
night.
There were about 10 dead game sports
present. and betting was brisk. But for
the cool heads Of several of the pro-
motors OF the sport a row would have
broken up the gathering.
The sports consider the affair 10 have
been success. and they contemplate
giving another main in the near future.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-09
THE BONDED DEBT
OF PETERSBURG.
PAYS interest on Over One and a Half
Million.
FIVE TO EIGHT PER CENT.
Church Improvements Under Way.
Committee Goes 90 Washington
Oppose Consolidation OF the
Port With Richipond.

PETERSBURG. VA. March ESPECIAL.
The city OF Petersburg pays interest on
81 PSI 900 OF her bonds 1he interest va
raes from to : per cent. The bonds are
southsioe railroad bonos. water improve
ment bonds. Appomattox river improve
ent bonds. school building bonds, etc
Over one-half Of the bondcd debt OF the
DIV Of Petersburg was given IN aid Of
che old soutnsido NOW the Norfolk and
westerly railroad and Virginia and Caro-
lima railroad The old Southside railroad
bonds amount to 1858. 90. and the Virginia
sna raronna railroad bonds 10 $4,000.
WORK on the new Mest-End Baptist
church. 20 be erected on the site OF the
,,resent church. on Washington street,
vii be begun about the hrst Of next
month. The edlhce is 10 cost $1,000.
81. Johns Episcopal church. which IS
NV In course OF erection on the corner
~ Washinlton and Dunlop streets is APP
nroaehlng completion. II Is expected
a. nave the new church completed by the
FIRST OF May next. ..l,,r,.s.,r
c.neral Stiih Boiling and Mr.. John Nc
cW left for WASHINGTON this morning TO
,'rcaenf ia each Of the senators ana repre-
sentatiyes in Congress for virginia 'he
...s,iutlons adopted by the BOARD OF "oN-
,,-nors Of the Chamber al its meeting last
,,srbt reouesting that they oppose the
.'assage Of the bin providing for the
,s.onsoiidation Of tho Richmond and Pc
fersburg custom-houses.
Mr.. Edward c. White OF New YORK. ana
AZ IIovd Nash, of Connecticut, are III
the city -. hos inst
.or,o,s a term of six months imprison-
u,ent in the jan here for larceny. was
taken 10 Henrico county this morning Dy
constable Garnett. of Henrico Where ne 10
charged with house-breaking. s-..s.
Mrs C. II. Reese Is on a WISH 10 IL i''''9
In Cincinnati.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-09
Sued for Divorce

A suit FOR divorce was yesterday insu-
tuted i'm the Henrico County Court by
Mrs. Perepa Cox against her husband
Mr. J. ". Cox on the ground Of deser-
ton. Both pai1es are from Hentico ANA
were married ia 1891.
Judge Beverly r. Wexford yesterday
sranted a divorce a. Mr.. Nathan II. Dahl
from his wife. Maggie T.. Dahl. on the
ground OK desertion.
Mr. and sirs. Dahl We're married four
Years age but NJ. Dahl cnages that ms
wife deserted him after a three weeks
honeymoon.
Attorney W. II. Beveridge represented
both plaintiffs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-09
Transfers of Real Estate.

p,cbmond Henry Engelking' and WHO
-. Saorge w Bradley, So feet on Tv.en-
,y.Sfth Street. northeast corner NJ $500.
w Madison to Ed. VI. Roscher' one
Nj Mrs. S. NJ. Pollard TO Thomas B. Pol
"a feet on north side Ashland street
ias feet west OF Randolph, $.
state building and Loan Company to
. ~ CuIiam. 40 feet on south side Baker
s,reet southeast corner Prentiss alley,
re-recorded. S,S0.
p r Telser. Armin Pollak and wife %
George W. Bradley, CO Zee. on east side
Twenty-nlth street, y feet norm o. NJ.
$500.
Henrico: Edgar Allan, Jr., and vile 70
IAtcher Brown, % feet on north SIDE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-09

Wallace street. between Robinson and
Richie. $40.
a. j. Chewing and wife 20 Bette Rowe
90 feet on street leading from Brooke
turnpike at Tricks corner 800.
James a. Hayes. and wife 90 Milea
Breyard. Eastern haf OF lot 3D. WoodviIle
500
Walter r. McGehee 70 Charles /. Ar
nall. 30 feet on west side Twenty-third
street. 6O feet north Of n. $500
John W. Ridley To Bette Rowe. % feet
ON street leading from Brooke turnpike
az Frick corner northeast corner High
street. S.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-09
Annointcd Chief Clerk

Mr. William A. Cook has been appoint
ed chief clerk 20 the general yard mas
ter OF the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
al Fulton.
Mr. COOK has been In the service Of tho
road for many years and enjoys the con
ndence and esteem of the officials of tho
road.
lie f. popular and has many friends
who are gratihsd az his promotion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-09

Robert X. Goodwin was liberated from
the penitentiary yesterday morIlns'
Mrs. II H. Voolfolk, q sister OK - NJ
Fgggatt the defaulting cashier OF inc
Bank Of Lexington. carried the PARDON
papers to the penitentiary and presenter
them To the officials there. GodNin was
AT once given his liberty and LETT WIN
Mrs voolfolk. He has presumably re-
turned TO his nome In Rockbrdse-
Figgatt, who has never been -aptureo'
married Godwin's sister.
sp..ial TO The Times from Lexirg-
ton says:
.The pcop!e I'm Lexington were gene
ra,lv surlrised C. hear of the pardon ot
ex-l am Teller Il. X Golwin. out seerl
much pleased with the act of the Gov
crnOr"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-09
Did Not Deny.

Two cases were disposed OF in tho Hust-
ings Court yesterday.
Cynthia Smith. colored. for house
breaking. was given six months in jail
and fined one cent
Leroy Stroup. Tor horse stealing. was
given three years IN the penitentiary.
Stroup took d horse and jumper from
Cauthorn's stabls on lower Franklin
street and carried IL 20 Ashland. where
he attempted to dispose Of IT,. and was
arrested there on information from De-
tective Tominson. who later went there
and brought him back.
Both the prisoners pleaded guilty.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-09

A suit was Instituted yesterday n
the Circuit Court by the Citizens Bank
OF Richmond, who sues for the Cltlzens
Exchange Bank. against Mrs. Jane King
and Saihe n. Myers for SOL
Judge Wexford has appointed Messrs J.
c. Tlgnor. Seth Gayle. and =. +. johnson
trustees OF the BrOadus MemoT!a! bap-
list church. He also entered an oFder
authorizing the trustees 10 issue notes.
judgement was confessed in the case OF
the Baltimore Clothing Manufacturing
Company against b. Schapiro & Co, for
$3.50
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-09
kOernOr Lodge, No. 3.

Koerner Lodge No. 3. order Of Her
mans Sons. gave a. brilliant entertain
ment for their members and friends Non
day night AT Sanger Hall. Under Mr.. \. +.
Sausrwald's able management, the hui
morous comedy-farce "Lumpacivagabun-
dus" was we'll acted by the following
cast;
Misses Marie Schaaf Emma Schumann,
Josie Hennighausen and Marie Euker'
and Messrs. Walter q. Schaaf. Fred. b.
Schaaf. NJ. +. Richter. Emil Miller John
:. Liebert. J. Adam Mol and Charles J..
Harra. Professor Chas. +. Mutter and
Mr.. Nathan Nelson, rendered some fine
musical selections.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-09
TUCKER MEMORIAL HALL.
Another Liberal Subscription Brings
the Fund TO Over Sixteen Thousand

LEXINGTON. VA, March ESPECIAL.
Hon William Z. Russell OF Massachu-
sets sent Hon. St. G. Tucker check to-
day for five hundred dollars for the
Tucker Memorial Hall. This makes one
thousand dollars given by Mr. Russell.
Mr.. Tucker said to-day that he hoped
70 have the cornerstone OF the Tucker
Memorial Hail laid during the coming
commencement in June.
He has over sixteen thousand dollars
IN hand for the hall.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-09

W. L. Royal. chairman; T. Il. Elicit
secretary; Colonel l.. s. Marye. represent
ing Garland Roads Camp OF Lyhcnpu's
Rev. DR. J. William Jones, James i. p"'-
Ter representing j. Il. Johnston lamp VI
Manchester; John T.. MCGUIRE OF .ne
Citizens Committee; T.. y. Cox, OF 'ns
Sons OF Veterans: John r. Laushton' oi
Lee Camp; commemorative Attorney -;
c. Richardson. Judge Minor ana Hehera'
Ira pger
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-09

United States Marshal Morgan Treat.
was al Gloucester Courthouse Monday
II was court-day and there was a big
crowd on hand.
During the dav a telephone message
was received from West Point. stating
that Fitz Lee had been assassinaied al
Havana. Intense excitement prevailed
and the people were on the verge OF or
ganizlng for war when the report was
Cd
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-09
Wills Probated.

Two wills were probated in the Chan
ctry court yesterday The hrst one
was that OF the late Charles w. Werner.
and Mrs. Mary A. Werner qualified as ex-
ecutriX.
The will OF the late DR.. Samuel II. Dis
mOnd (cOlored) was also offered 70 pro-
bate. His widow. Jesse Ii. Dismond' quail
ihed as executrix. The estate Is valued
at 1900
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-09
MRS. GARLAND I'LL.
The LyDchburg Primary Set for An
Early Datc-Many Candidates.

LYNCHBURG. VA. March Especial
Mrs. Mary Lightfoot Garland VINO Is
IN her nineiy-eighth year, Is very i'll al
her home in this city ON the 10Th OF De-
cember last she celebrated her ninety
seventh birthday. Mrs. Garland draws
q pension from the government Tor 'h'
services of her husband in the war OF
1872.
The City Democratic Executive 'oil-
mittee to-day decided that the primary
for the nomination of city officers shouiu
he held on Tuesday March 29th. The or.
nces IN he filed are those of mayor. COM
missioner of tho revenue. city sergeant
Commemorative attorney and high con-
stable.
There are seventeen candidates, includ-
Ing the present incumbeLts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-09
Lecture on Brazil.

The Pew. II. c. Tucker. who is engaged
IN Missionary work in Brazil PRINCIPALLY
work connected with the American
Bihc Society. adore. sed quite q large au-
dlcnce at Centenary church last night.
Mr.. Tucker. who IS taking a vacation
from has lahors and who Is stopping with
Bishop CRANBERRY at Ashland, came down
al the invitation OF the Woman's Foreign
Mission Congrs cation of Centenary
church.
He told OF the great progress made
Il e~c and showed MANY causes Of graft
ficaiion for work already lone and point
Cd out that there was an open way for
great increase Of missions in this fed.
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Killmeyer, OF Bal
timore. are visiting the latters mother
on Libby Hill.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-09
Murder Trial at StauntOn.

STAUNTON. VA, March Especial
In the County Court to-day the case of
the Commonwealth vs.. Robert n. Fren-
ger for the murder of Edwin A. Mer-
ritt. was begun. The session Of the court
was almost entirely taken up in empan-
melting a jury. and tomorrow morning
the taking Of evidence Will begin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-09
Are Officers Now.

Captain ]. D. Alien and Lieutenant r.
f. Cralle OF Company c, Third Regi-
ment Virginia Volunteers, appeared be-
fore the Examining Board on Monday and
passed a successful examination Their
commissions were issued by the Ad1u-
tant-GeneTal yesterday.
Company G Is located at Farmville.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-09
NOOnP Present.

Yesterday afternoon at $50 o'clock was
the time fixed for the regular monthly
meeting Of the Board Of Public Interest
in Room No. ) on the third floor OF the
City Hall At the appointed hour. how
ever. not single member put in an ap-
Dearance
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-09

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. March S-Spe-
clai.-The Common Council tonight
awarded the sale Of $4,000 Of thirty,
year Az per cent. public Improvement
bonds 10 Walter stanton & Co. OF New
York. who bid SlO2.2s. There were num-
Der Of bidders.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-09
A LOST BOY.
Tie Has Been Missing Since Sunday
Night-Eiectric Road Improvement.

HAMPTON. VA. March S.-SpeciaL-
Woodward Jones a small boy about thir-
teen years of age disappeared from his
home on Sunday night, and has not been
seen since. No cause is given Tor his
sudden disappearance. tie was not In
clined to be hayward or unruly which
complicates the case all the more His
parents ana friends are searching in
every direction. Re IS son Of Mr.
Jones. the manager Of the Chesapeake
oil and Gasoline COMPANY
Tho Hampton and Old Point Railway
Company is fitting up it's road from
Phoebus to old Point with new steel
rails.
The old rails will probably be used on
the new King street line.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-09
Bishop Peterkin Tonight.

Bishop Paterkln. Of West Virginia, VII
nreaeh md Christ church. corner Nena1lr
and Twenty-second streets tonight 90
s o'clock.
The well known Day Quartette' VII
.unplement the church choir.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-09
Comes Tn Thurs,lar

Tho case against Pat McClear, charged
with selling liquor Illegally will come up
IN Henrico County Courthouse on Thurs
day at o'clock before Justice Thomas
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-09

Investigation shows that men who sue
ceed are men OF brains-atrong nerves
great wHl-powcr Ordinary FOOD cannot
supply the vital forces which people Win
artivc brains and bodies require. BlCOba
PILLS feed the nervcs-make the mlno
bright. muscles strong-make ncsn anu
Women. THE TURNER'S, OF PM fiei'
phla, make BlCOLA PILLS. ~
J. Il. Buckley. Chief Clerk Nauonal ~ sr
tol. Washington. d. c., tcstines tnat "
was all run down--was q shadow o. n ~,
former self-BICOLA PILLS gave mn,
We nderfn rcnef-hc gained over twenty
pounds after using them.
Richmond Agents:
ANDREW . rRIGGS.
A. S BRIGGS.
~ T. REEVE & co
A. "A. ROBINS.
WIN VI. SOFT.
VI. FILL SEA1.
Il. NJ. SLAUGHTER
81 ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-09
FEBRUARY WORK OF S. P. C. A,
The Agents Rcport--ScveraI Cases of
Extreme Cruelty.

Tho Board OF Directors OF the Society
for the Prevention OF Cruelty TO Animals
held It's monthly Meeting last night. the
following being present: DR.. Jud. y.
Neod. pgexioeat, ". Ben PsineT. john
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-09
Maria ge License.

A marriage license has been issued 70
Raphand 5. Smith and Mary {. TUCK
both OF Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-09
TO CURE COLD IN ONE DAY.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinins Tablets;
All druggists refund the money II " Tall
70 cure. 25c. The genuine has L. b. =. on
each tablet