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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-01
LOCATING THE
STOCK YARDS.
The Question is Referred to Sub
Committee.
ESTABLISH DIPPING STATIONS.
They are Likely to be ut Richmond,
Lynchburg and Norfolk The
Board Completed Its Work aud
Adjourned Yesterday.
ESTABLISH DIPPING STATIONS.

The Board OF Control Of the Virginia
Experiment station which met at Muir
phys Hotel Tuesday night 10 consider
matters i'm connection with the cattle
quarantine of which 10 has charge. con-
tinued it's labors yesterday and adjourn
ed at 3 o'clock in the afternoon, having
referred several important matters to
subcommittee. to whom was delegated
the power TO act as seemed best after
thorough investigation.
Tho members Of the board present were
Cspttiu e.. r.. Nawter, of Albemarle,
chairman. Sir. j. Thompson Brown OF
Bedford. Dr. j. NJ McBryde. B.ackspurg,
and Major b. r. Seden. Of Richmond.
Dr. L. r. Niles of Blackstone and Dr.
Charles McCulloch. of Blacksburg. state
Veterinarians. were also in attendance.
STOCK YARDS LOCATION.
Tho question under discussion when
the board adjourned Tuesday night was
whether 90 locate the Union stock Yards
near the Exposition Grounds or io allow
them To- remain at Brookline, as at pres
cut.
ln order io gain Information on lhl7
subject the bo.l-I yesterday morning
took carriages ana visited both Local
ilns. accompanied hy local representa-
tives.
The whole morning was given 10 this
work. After dinner another session was
held and hearing accorded Mr. Fred
g. Brauer. ~ the Union Stock Yards
Company and others. Finally the ques-
ton was referred TO subcommittee
consisting Of Major r. r Selden, Mr..
IT. $. Graves and DIS. Charles Mccul-
loch and T. p. Niles with power to act.
This subcommittee is expected 10 rem
der decision I'm a very short time.
THREE DIPPING STATIONS.
The question OF dipping stations was
also discussed. and as a result one will
be established at Norfolk, probably one
I'm this city. and possibly one in Lynch
burg.
The perpetual quarantine viii 60 into
force 0n January lst next DR. Niles
last night expressed the opinion that the
new arrangement would be much better
for The cattle dealers.
DR. Niles left last night for his home
but DR. McCulloch VIII remain here FOR
some time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-01

The sale Of seats for the engagement
of the Lyceum Theatre stock Company
of Baltimore. Md. at the Academy OF
Music next week commences at the box
office this morning at o o'clock.
This company is considered the most
thoroughly complete organization OF ats
kind in this country and in the members
of the cast are found some sterling ace
tors Of the old school. and gOOdly num-
Der Of recruits from tho foremost dra-
matte institutions of learning.
This Dis the first appearance OF the COM
pany away from Baltimore where their
4ogth performance will soon De celebrated.
and they will present while here the
cream Of their repertoire.
THE Senator is the bin for Monday
and Friday nights. and Saturday matt
nee Thursday night "The Ironmaster'
VIII bee seen, and on Saturday night
Moths"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-01

Mr. Woodbridge expressed his pleasure at
having visited Richmond. where he found
so many points OF historical interest ana
beauty.
Mr.. G.. H. Caldwell. Of Baltimore, IS
in the city on business, stopping aD
Murphy's.
81 have just returned from q trip SOUTH
and have been IN North Carolina inc
people there are happy. now and peace
and contentmont prevail. Business IS on
the Increase. and great prosperity stares
the people OF North Carolina IN the race
There will be no more black RUE III
North Carolina
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-01
ITS WEIGHT in GOLD.
A New Discovery Which Is
Worth That Much

Tho Pyramid Pile Cure. the new PAIN
less remedy which has been so remark
ably successful in curing every form Oh
niles and rectal diseases. mas recently
ba.,o placed on sale at druBgisS anu IL -
safe to say that when its eheldoi u,,,",
merit becomes fully known tneiv WI 20
no such thing as surgical opei LUIS ~
- -. 80 this obstinate and common
trouble. -, ,,,.-...,,,,,i G,
rr,Uarannolis. Ind, says: | had been
,s,3hla sufferer from piles for 10 years ana
M remedies benefited me, until saw an
advertisement of the Pyramid Pie cure
I cot a package. also n package OF Fy-
..,,,fd pills and used both according 10
directions. 7 was astonished at the i'm
mediate relief obtained and now ! honest
Iv believe the Pyramid to be the only
certain cure for piles.
That YOU may realize how bad was
will saw that | was confined 10 my Deu
and went before the college physicians
here who said my case was new one
10 them and wanted seven or elsht hunu-
rod dollars to undertake a cure; the
great pain had brought on a rupture
and I knew an operation would be death
"a me on account Of blood poisoning.
Nearly everyone here knows OF my ter
rible suffering from piles and ! feel that
I cannot praise the Pyramid Pile cure
enough. and the Pyramid pills also. My
husband will join me in highly recon-
mending the Pyramid, my daughter was
cured by one box only. For several years
] weighed but about 90 pounds, now
weigh 10 and feel in perfect health.
This seems to be the universal tesu-
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have ever tried the Pyramid 1t Is the
safest. most painless pile cure yet dis
covered: contains no opiate morphine
cocaine or any poisonous ingredient what
ever has a soothing. healing effect from
the first application. and the moderate
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Pile cure IS sold by druggists at - cents
and 800 per package and the Pyramid
pills al . cents per box
Send to Pyramid CO., Marshall, Mich
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-01
SORRY TO QUIT:
But MUST Go.
The Seconds officers Made Hard
Fight to Stay
WILL SHIP THE ROLLS TO-DAY.
Sfajor Price Requests That Two ray
masters be Sent Down Here Many
Recruits for the Fourth Rcgi-
men; Secured.
WILL SHIP THE ROLLS TO-DAY.

. Those officers of the Second regiment
who made such hard nght 20 stay On
service. realize now Chat they nave JOSH.
They ar. finally convinced that the
regiment uul Doe mustered out All ci-
gorts Co. rct thc Department 90 revoke ITS
urler have ceased and everybody Is
husly at work preparing Tor the hna
act which they have been tr} ing $50 hard
- postpone
s..rI.us ihr base One t0 become con~
WINGED chat the second was 20 be mus-
trr.l out Iic was $50 sure the Second
womb remain in service that hc was late
ST. sfa- citing the work on his company
rolls During the last few days De has
boon hustlue oay aud night ana has his
work 500 good shape
Tho War Department officials evidently
thought there was unnecessary delay.
Tor Mai0r Price yesterday received "a tcle-
.-ram directing him to muster the mon
out yesterday. The Major replied that
this was absolutely impossible for all the
rolls bad ruf been completed lie named
December lOih ass the date for mastering
out
ROLLS NEARLY READY.
None NJ the rolls are actually in Major
Prices bands. They are held by tho cap
taine lr order to complete what is known
As the financial column. which could not
Soc dnuo until tho date of mastering out
was named
sfr--r Price hae called f9r the rolls 70
10 f.tlvor.d to him To-day and nc
vIr ..', -bep to washington at once.
rs. ,r.for has ro9u.sfa1 fh4t two pay
,,.....rs b. ..rt Do fhfs is done 80 will
,.,..... t,,t t,,o ....- fo do Tine real work
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a., I.-,. measure fo the War
1......,-.,. .,,i. rorir,art reached here
e,......-..i.,,. s,., from Jacksonville The Off
49, .rs me-, wore given thirty DAYS
s.,-lo,,srs a. tho expiration of that time
,bo g..-.,r+roerf in response Co the APP
,l,fs ~ tps officers. agreed that n
Io-,si, ,.-,artIee of The men should
consent f., remain in service the regi-
r,e-r ,.r-I not .a mustered out Tho
omcor- tlsn went FOB work upon the men
and considerable time was consumed.
THEY DIED HARD.
After tho poll failed to secure tho rec
ruiraf number of volunteers the officers
nd not Give 100 hope They kept mp lhcr
I0orts but with uo better success than
d.. rr.+
The Third regiment returned TO Rich
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-01

He Succeeds Mr.. White as District
Attorney.

lie HutttfuN WI " iltA' - D'''' -
Attorney.
A.. -l..r Allan t,. aroonfoIst the posi-
~ i,t.trirt Attorney t5 succeed Air
M ID White Do was understood by
president Afr(inlev that AIR. Allan would
accent the position when it was offered
him Some umc ago ID was stated hy the
Department that Mr White would not
be retired from che position during Pres
ideut Mcknley's administration. but this
decision was changed DO is thought Dog
the President wishes. he having Deeh
urged hy Ar Allan iiI'h"7 10 make lh'7
appointment
Senator Mi.Iim Nj. iIiiidb'n l,s'eI-
day in ''ettip "II'l'h Nels' 'o"h '"'"
Iditu ar A'i"" ''' ''1 -
the latter replied lh verses OF 'i-e sums
metrical structure
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determined in o.E of TWO. WINE the
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-01
Snnreme Court of Anpeals.

Hashers Administrative vs.. flasher &
administrator, submitted.
Martin vs.. Norfolk Lodge, No. 81, r. p.
O. OF Elks. continued.
Cohen VS. Bellenot. argued by G. V.
Meredith for appellants and J.. o. Wen
denburg for the appellees and submitted.
The next cases 10 be called are Burruss
VS. National Life Association Of Hart
ford. Conn. and Spiller and ais. vs.. Wells
and ais Nos y and - on the argument
docket
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-01
MUST PAY TAXES.
The Kindhearted City Collector Cannot
Extend Amy Clcmency.


owing 10 the recent passage OF an or
dinance I'm reference 10 the collection Of
taxes. bv the City Council the city col
lector can no longer stave of the pen
ally that H. added TO tax bills Tor their
,on-payment before the FIRST OF july.
heretofore the collector has willingly
eiven taX-payers "A reasonable time OF
ersce after the regular time provided
bv law I'm which TO pay their taxes. For
Instance the bills due for the fiscal year
,,,,sf he either paid I'm fun or half before
I,,I, list I'm order TO avoid the penalty.
mo collector has been allowing tax
,,s,.ers the month Of July in which to
NV and the same action has been taken
i'm reference TO the half bills that must be
Maid before the lst of January IN that
he month OF January has been allowed
for fhe payment. and the o per cent
p.naltv has not been enforced.
Tho recent ordinance prevents thls'
however for on July LIST and January lst
tbe auditor of the city is directed TO add
the 8 per cent. penalty on all bills remain
ing unpaid al that time, so that All
those who desire 70 avoid the payment
of the penalty on real estate and per
sonal taxes must hereafter consult the
CITY collector before the expiration OF
June and December.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-01
Administered Church.

Rev. Mr. Hening. who has been
,,roacbi,e "a e0ectually at Venable
Street Baptist church. was called to
pinine,ton TUESDAY by the sickness OF
his vie The meeting. however, con-
tir,,e~ e,erv night this week. the pastor
DR. ! 5. Din. doing the preaching. In
spite of the Indictment night there was a
good congregation Tuesday night. The
pastor preached an effective sermon on
the "Faithfuness Of God Ihere Was one
conversion and four VINO idd previously
professed conversion received ior bdp-
tism.
I'm connection with the experience of the
,f',rr, ~ fire Monday night al Nenable
Street church. Pastor Dill says that his
.t,,rnh =, the best constructed he has
ever ever seen for prompt exit OF a large
crowd Tere are six different openings
IN the auditorium.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-01
Wednesday Club Children. Chorus.

A general rehearsal Of the Children's
horus will be held next Saturday AT Y.
VI. c. 4. Han al y O'Clock. All old mem
bers. as well as all new applicants for
membership. are expected % be present
at this rehearsal, when they will be di-
vded into classes and assigned to instruc-
tors. as was done lat season. All indi-
cations point TO a large ami successful
chorus, and the management is very
much pleased with the prospect. Child
rem who wish 70 join he chorus and
who have not already made application.
should be present on Saturday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-01
Funeral of Mrs. remnant.

The funeral Of Mrs. Annie II. ,Tennant,
who died Monday afternoon at her resi-
dence No. go west Grace street took
place at II o'clock yesterday morning
from All-Saint's church. The pall-bear-
ers were:
John VI. Higgins. DR.. D. A. Kuyk. ].
Fenton Taylor John II. Goidin. Jos.
Faherty, Preston Belvin, Osborne Haws,
r. II. Childrey, II. /. Ridenour Geo. w.
Rady and Mr. Van Buren,.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-01
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's
Citizens and other Matters.

The lecture by DIR. d. a. Kuyk that
was to have been delivered at the Ma
sonic Home last Friday night was post
poned until Friday night, December :
at $40 o'clock.
Mr.. VIM. II. Zimmerman, Vice-Presi
dent Of the Board OF Aldermen, has beer
confined TO his home for three weeks by
an attack of govt, and has been unable
TO attend to any OF his municipal duties
Owing to the serious illness Of mem
Der of the executive committee the meet
ing OF the Consumers League called Tor
this evening has been postponed until
further notice.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-01

Richmond: J. /. Boswell Jr's trustee
10 r. Francione. q feet on south side
Grove avenue 66 feet west Of LomDardy
street subject to deed of trust OF WIN
$3.50.
D. c. Denoon TO Jacob Russell, 70 il
feet on south side Duval street ~ j.
feet east OF Price, $500.
C. X sands. special commissioner. 20
Sarah G.. wife OF Julian Mccarthy, 81 l.
feet on west side Twenty-second street.
SS5.
william /. Smith and wifs to Wiley A.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-01
DE-. Hoge More Comfortable.

Rev DR.. Moses ID. Hoge passed a some
what restless day yesterday, but was
somewhat more comfortable last night
The distinguished patient endures his
suffcrings heroically. and his strength
OF mind and fortitude will do much to-
ward Fastening his recovery so much
desired by thousands here and elsewhere.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-01
To " ed in Henrico.

A marriage license was yesterday Issued
by the clerk OF the Henrico County Court
to Mr.. James w. Tiller' a carpenter or
this city, who resides at No. us south
Pine street and Miss Sarah "A. West,
the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
West OF the county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-01
The Gas Question.

II is said that the Committee on Light
which meets at 8 o'clock this afternoon
will take some action in regard 10 the
alleged bad gas now being furnished.
The complaints seem 10 come ohly rom
certain sections OF the city, while In
others the gas is perfectly satisfactory.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-01
Lyceum Entertainment Tonight.

Mr. +. HOpkins0n Smith, author OF
Colonel Carter Of CartersVlle.' and
many other works OF great popularity
i'm the South. will render one Of his de-
llghtful readings from "a Gentleman
Vagabond." Tom Grogan" and other
late works OF his tonight az the Acad-
envy OF Music. Mr.. Smith will be intro
duced by Mr.. Roosevelt Page
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-01
Operation for Appendicitis.

An operation was performed Saturday
on little Emma Brown, daughter Of Mr..
y. II. Brown, Of the Life Insurance Com
pany OF Virginia. The little girl, who Is
only eight years old. has been suffering
from appendicitis for eleven weeks. The
operation was successful, and she was
much improved yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-01
ST, ANDREWS DAY.
Bishop Gibson Makes strong Al
dress to Brot hcrhoOd.

At S o'clock last evening, which was
that Of st. Andrews Day, a solemn
beautiful and stimulating service was
held AT the Church Of the Holy Trinity.
This was the occasion OF the annual
mass meeting Of the local chapters Oh
the brotherhood of ST. Andrew that
yearly increasing body which exercises
SO potent an influence in the work Oh the
Episcopal Church.
The entire middle aisle was reserved
for the men Of the brotherhood. In the
chancel were Bishop Gibson. Rev ). j.
Gravatt and Rev. Mr.. Chrlsman. FOR
weeks tho choir, which is one or the
finest in the city has been undergoing
special training by Mr.. Arthur Scrivenor'
and certainly the musical programme
rendered last night was, even from the
standpoint Of the most critical, beyond
praise. Especially was this true Of the
ofertory, when the singers probably left
no heart unmoved and no mind irrev-
erent. The second hymn upon the pro-
gramme was what IS known as the
brotherhood Hymn"
The address Of the evening was deliv-
cred by Bishop Gibson and was prac-
teal. eloquent and beautiful exposition OF
the basic principles, as he styled them,
OF the brotherhood, which are prayer
and service.
Men of the Brotherhood Of St. An
drew" said he, lit is an inspiring sight
10 look upon your gathered bands IN
this church tonight" lie should speak
To them as a brotherhood man, MEM
Der OF the organization for years and a
Bishop OF the Church. mo clergyman
said he. "and certainly no Bishop can
fail TO reckon with the brotherhood
Hs then proceeded to show the lnilu-
ence. as indicated by the report Of the
Tommittee on the State of the Church
presented at the General Convention
which the body Is eXerting, citing ils-
ures 10 support his statements.
lie dvelt upOn the influence vital, po-
tent and pre-eminent which the young
men of this and all lands inevitably exert
an an departments. political and Social
reasoning therefr0m the enormous re-
sponslbillty and importance Of the Broth-
erhood. Then he proceeded 20 eNpouhd
the deep significance OF prayer ana Oh
service. ,. ..
with regard to the latter he dwelt upon
the value OF true Christian living ana i's
SIRE influence. as a helpful thought Tor
the many men whose gifts, perhaps were
not those which make any brilliant spec
ial work practicable or, indeed, possible.
Every man" said he, 'can be true; can
be gentle: can be clean; can be manly.
Should he fall even seven times let nm
arise and still press onward toward the
pure and perfect ideal. Let him remem-
Der this story. When old ST. Pauls was
burned to the very ground, one pillar only
was left standing. and on II this word
'Resurgam'-I shall rise again In con-
clusion, quit you like. men. said ne.
Ion rfrF
stand, therefore, having your lions g,rt
about with truth. and having on the
breastplate OF righteousness, and your
feet shod with the preparation or the
Gospel Of peace. and take the helmet OF
salvation. and the sword OF the spirit
praying-always!
After the sublime Prayer for the
Whole State OF Christ's Church Militant,
there was the administration OF the
Holy Communion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-01
Mr.. Snead Here

Mr.. ]. Newton Snead formerly Of Co.
u told r. J.. ]. B's). Fourth Virginia Reg
iment. who recently obtained his dis
charge from the service, has returned.
and is being given a hearty welcome by
his many friends who are pleased 10 see
him back again.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-01

Bonner" the great trick horse. that
vii he seen Al Sanger Hall next Monday
night is said TO be one OF the marveis
- The animal kingdom. For two seasons
he WIS a feature OF Sells Brothers shows.
and has been seen at AL the leading
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-01
The Services In Petersburg.

PETERSBURG, VA, Nov. N.-special
A large congregation was present at st.
Johns Episcopal church tonight for the
Anniversary service Of the Brotherhood
OF ST. Andrew. All of the Episcopal
clergy took part in the service.
An eloquent address was made by the
Rev. c. c. Penick, of St. Marks churcn'
Richmond, who based his remarks on mo
9th verse Of the 9Th chapter of st. John.
There il a lad here which hath nVe
barley loaves and two small nsnes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-01

vaudeville houses i'm this country. The
horse performs one hundred tricks. many
OF them most difficult and amusing, ana
the entertainment IS said 10 be "A splendid
one for women and children A tree
show will be given on Broad street Mon
dav afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-01

Capt j. ". Pegram's condition was
slightly worse yesterday He Is not
dangerously IN. He has been i'm bad
health for sometime
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-01
Delinnuents Paving Up.

Henrico delinquent taxpayers are be-
ginning 10 take alarm al the activity OF
the land grabbers, and the treasurer S
ONCE is doing the rushing business OF
fs career.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-01
To Purchase Mules.

A subcommittee on Streets IS called 20
meet at the corner or f1tteehth anu
Franklin streets this afternoon at
O'Clock, to purchase some mules Ior the
department.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-01
VIEWS OF VISITORS.
Citizens Jourucying Here for Awhile
Express Themselves Pleasantly.

Express Themselves Pleasantly.
''The people out my way look for big
things from our acquisition Of the Pacific
islands said Mr. g. b. Woodbridge OF
Cleveland at New Ford.s
1.-The opening up ~ those islands 20
civilization ana che untold riches that
may develop viii give 90 American enter
prise and energy an impetus that viii
put into activity ai the dormant capital
and labor that is now concentrated here.
be continued.
And when he had drawn his breath,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-01
Governor Tyler's Condition.

Governor Tyler IS still confined to his
residence by a severe cold lie was
somewhat improved yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-01

I 1-3 octaves. largest case Of best
rosewood. guaranteed, G07S
sold at $4,000. our price ~>/C
The tone Is rich and sweet.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-09
The Commerce Commission
Decision.

The report Of the interstate COM
MERGE commission, while 1t is not all
that was desired by the American rail-
roads, indicates that the idea is grad
ually obtaining root in the American
official mind that foreign corporations
like the Grand Trunk and Canadian
Pacific derive certain business advan-
tages over their American competitors
from the fact that they are practical
~ exempt from our governmental au-
thority. The contention that the Ca
madam Pacific was unentitled to the
differential to the Pacific coast is sup
ported by the commission and the en-
tire testimony in the case will be for
warded to the American members of
the joint high commission sitting in
mysterious seclusion in Quebec. If 1t
is read carefully by the commissioners,
as no doubt 1t will be, it cannot fail to
throw light upon our trade relations
with our Canadian neighbOr and the
necessity for their settlement on
broader lines than. have hitherto OBJ
tanned from the point of view of Amer
lean transportation interests.
The commissions decision has
brought to the surface a blithesome
person named MacNicholl, the gen
eral traffic manager Of the Canadian
Pacific. Evidently he is not a Scotch
man, for he possesses such powers of
humOr as enable him to claim that
the decision is ''in many respects
decided victory for his company. The
commission will be gratified to know
that Mr.. MacNicholl will file with it
a schedule of his company's rates, and
that he promises to "stick by that
schedule" From this 1t would seem
as if he really wants to be honest, and
the American roads will spare no effort,
we presume, to keep him in the straight
and narrow path in which he and his
company so suddenly find themselves.