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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03

Which was partly composed Of Americans presis'
Says he: MY brave lads, now our wish Is iuinHd'
For tits better to capture a ship than TO build
And you who tird OF our boatswain mates
whip. 49,.
And wish 10 return some damned Yankee snip
Twenty minutes or less. OF our fierce Britisn nre'
VIII gain me their ships and you your desire.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-19
SnpreI Hcarf HnLaar

Despite the Indictment weather quite a
large crowd attended the bazaar at the
ArmOry last night. The brightness and
attractiveness of the inside was quite
contrast 10 the stormy night without.
Interest In the contests Is increasing
with each hour. and as the time Is near
ly az end each candidate is working earn
estly for success.
The pin 10 the most popular Elk is at
tracing much interest. The ladies In
charge Of this contest say they will give
a most handsome pin 70 the winner At
present. Mr. i. T. Murphy leads with
Thomas BOudar. Roger Atkinson. Monroe
Levy and l.. g. Gisslebrecht close be-
hind The contest closes Wednesday
next at 10 T.. NJ.
The contest for Father O'Relly's pic
ture will close on Tuesday next ar 10 II.
VI. Tho Catholic Societies are striving
for his prize-A. o. Hiberinians. McGiU
Catholic Union. s.. Patrick's Beneficial
Society and ST. Marys Social Union are
the contrasting societies
Tho gold-headed cane contest between
W. J. DOYLE. James Duggan Joseph Far
ley and II. C.. Brauer closes Monday at
$50 r. ".
The beautiful badge 10 the most popu-
lar police captain viii be awarded next
Wednesday al 10 =. VI. Captain Hulce
leadsi with Captains Whitock and Angie
close seconds
The gold-heade6 cane contest between
George Guvernat0r. G.. T. Brown. Joseph
Stumpf and Henry Leech closes next
wednesday night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-19
Transfers Of Real Estate.

Richmord: Collins & Beveridee' spcclal
commissioners. TO George j. Gaines On
feet on south side JacGueln street. ii'
feet west of Randolph. 5000
conway r. Sands. special commissioner
to l., y. and j. u. Frischkorn' ID 80 leet
ON east side 18th street, between Nam ana
Franklin. So $50. ~
q y Saunders and wife TO W. NJ nay
"a feet ON south side NishOlson street
$50 feet west Of FULTON. N,osp
Charles o. Saville TO Mrs. ha'e -,
Fleming. an his interest In "a polcy OF
insurance bequeathed 10 him by i'e"iS
Fleming. without consideration.
Tenrico. Preston Cooke and VIC 70
Virrinia O. Burnett. 80 leet ON ''"s
street southeast corner 3lth' SooO-
Lciusa and David Clarke 10 Henry
Tordon tract of land on Central ROAD
about miles below Richmond 81.
po~netual Home Building Company 10
Virginia O. Burnett. 80 feet ON south
eid. Clav street. 30 feet east OF 55tn. Wv
Elizabeth Holmes TO Elijah j. crane
90 r,ot on Goth street, northwest corner
Q. so. -t,. 90 por-
nefrl Home Building Company 80 leet
on south side Clay street 80 feet east oil
ajth. S5i3 49,. ona
C1-oline Stuart TO Lucy Ann ana
Daisy r Dabnev. 10 2-3 feet on north
side Jacouolin street $40.
Tira and Trust Company 10 James J.
Vaughan. is Zip feet ON south sac
racouelin street. 40 LAP feet west oil
Randolph. 500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-19

her the following. over IFS signature:
THE REPORT
Virginia Home for
Jncurables and the Building
Committee.
To Miss Mary Y Crcenhow. President:
Iadics.-As requested. / now respect
fully report thar I have inspected the
building Of the Home. constructed under
the direction ol your committee by Mr..
Gilbert J. Hunt. contractor. and II gives
me great pleasure 10 say that both tho
material and workmanship are Of excel
lent quality. and all that could be desired
Tor the purposes intended.
You and your committee as well as Mr.
Hunt, are TO be congratulated on tho
successful erection of such fine and
complete building. and Mr. Aubrey Hunt
the architect. on the design and arrange
mont. which will compare favorably with
any Of it's kind in this country.
I recommend that the building be ac-
copied Very respectfully.
Iangstan Johnston.
The report was accepted by the Board.
Miss GreenhOw. on It's behalf then
thanked Mr. Hunt. who was present, as
surfing him Of hearty appreciation. JIG
I'm turn. in brief address. "k-
pressed his appreciation Of the Board $
high praise Their cordial thanks. Inc
said. were, TO quote the Bible, "as app.cs
of gold I'm pictures Of silver lie dwclt
upon tho noble character Of tho work
represented by the Home, eulogizing the
ladies for their faithful efforts. In con-
cluslon he said that ne would carry the
memory Of their appreciation always IN
his inmost heart. and was proud 20 be
identified with the building which stood
for such pure and benencont ehds. CAP
plause).
Mr.. A. Langstaff Johnston, whose pro-
fossional distinction make his opinion
valuable. then addressed the Pcard. pay
ing "a glowing tribute TO the advantages
of the Home.
A vote Of thanks was rendered 70 Mr..
James e. Phillips the plumber; Mr. s.
n. Perrin the carpenter; Mr.. r. l.. Pet
crs the painter. Messrs. Jones and Green
brick masons. and Mr.. John II. Williams
who put i'm the slate work and II. i.
Bernhardf who furnished the mantels.
Next Friday is the day upon which the
formal dedication of the building " III take
place. and 10 o'clock the iour Tine full
details of the service to which the pub
lie is cordially invited. are not yet de-
cided upon. 1t is certain however, that
Bishop Gibson will deliver the opening
address The day is also the Home
annual donation day and gifts Of all
kinds will be welcomed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-19

G.. r.. Clarke. a white man arrested
and held as "a fugitive from Hanover
county. was turned over to John a.
Shelton, deputy sheriff " that county.
He is alleged TO have entered the resi-
dcnce Of John Malone. at Pole Green.
and carried OF gold rims watch
chain and Sl5 in money.
The case Of Charles Bouaparte col
orcd. charged with stabbing John Thomas
on August 18th, was continued TO the
Path instant for witnesses.
Nathaniel Roy. cOlored. is held as q
suspicious character and because of the
Commonwealth being unprepared 20 g
into the case IL was laid over 10 the ga
Jane Russell alias Thompson alias
Saunders. is alleged 20 have stolen SO
I'm currency from G. T.. Johnson. The
illness OF Mrs. Johnson prevented her
appearance as witness and the case
was continued 20 the 2i,h.
Marshall Cabel, a colored boy, was
caught while engaged ia sociable game
OF craps and didn't deny Il.
"A case of catch amt it?' asked JUS
tice John
"Yasslr."
"Givo me $50"
Marshall couldn't raise the price and
fell back.
W A. Warmer was required 10 re-
move a Dot Of barbed wire from his front
fence. which was there contrary TO the
ordinances.
John Lee was drunk when an officer
took him in out Of the weather. lie was
allowed 20 depart and warned not 20 ape
pear before the throne again.
Grant Jackson. Col0red. alleged 20 have
been fugitive from Hanover county
was turned over TO officers from that
county lie Is charged with assault
James White alias James Edwards.
colored. was given six months for steal
ing two pairs Of ladies kid gloves from
Thalheimcr Brothers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-19
GRAVES A FREE MAN.
The Pittsburg Authorities Got Tired or
Holding Him.

The following telegram from Pittsburg.
Pa. was sent TO the New York sun.
"Rernard Graves, a confessed muir
derer. was let 10 here to-day. Two years
ago Graves. who is negro. Killed an
other negro I.nwOod Harbaw at Poca-
hontas and escaped. lie was arrested
here six weeks ago, being Identified by
descriptions sent out by the Virginia au-
thoritics. j. J.. Stout, chief Of police OF
Pocahontas, was informed Of the arrest.
lie wrote that he must "alt NTH the
county Judge returned In order to get
the necessary funds TO bring Graves 10
POcahOntas.
"The police here wrote TO Governor
Tyler. Of Virginia, explaining the CIR
cumstances. but received no answer.
Stout wrote yesterday that he had no
money and said: Do as you think best
with the prisoner
AT the hearing to-day Graves was dis
charged 1 killed Harbaw on account
OF trouble about a woman, he said 10
the magistrate
Governor Tyler a short time ago re-
ceivod a letter about his man. The COM
munication was directed 20 Governor
O'Fcrrau and was delivered 10 the former
chief magistrate OF the State. lie prompt
Is eent IL 10 his successor In office.
As the authorities at Pocahontas had
made 10 request upon Governor Tyler
for the man TO DO eXtradited he paid no
attention to the case. Many such letters
are received. but the Governor issues re-
quisiiions for prisoners only when the
local authorities satisfy him that there
are good grounds for bringing Il prisoner
back 10 Virginia.
Colonel James s Browning, who was at
Murphys last night said he had a sort
Of vague recollection Of this killing. but
il made no impression upon HIS mind. as
IL Is not an unusual thing for negroes 70
get into rows ont in the mining section
and Kill each other.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-19
DISTINGUISHED VISITOR.
DR.. John Goldman Ropes. of Boston.
the Guest of Col McCabe.

Mr.. John Goldman Ropes Of Boston. the
distinguished military critic and histo-
rian. is I'm the city as guest Of Col. w
Gordon McCabe. Mr. Ropes books deal
ing with tho war between the States
have won him an enviable reputation in
the South. az we'll as in the North. while
his elaborate critical studies of the Ma
poleonic wars and especially his great
hook ON waterloo" have won unstinted
praise from the leading military stu
dents Of England and the continent
In recognition Of his waterloo" AR
Ropes was a year or more ago elected an
honorary member of the Royal Ar
tulerv Institution" an eagerly coveted
honor. lie is a graduate and IL. D. Of
harvard and head of the well-known
law firm of Ropes Gray and Laring.
Mr. Ropes founded twenty years ago
the Massachusetts, Military Historical
Society" and recently presented 10 that
eociotv ten thousand carefully selected
volumes. reputed to be the best military
library In America.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-19
FINE OPPORTUNITY.
Meetings Of Special Interest at the y.
NC


During the present week meetings have
been conducted each night an the Asso-
citation building except Monday. at 9:45
O'CLOCK While these services have not
been largely attended. they have proven
most helpful 20 the young men VINO nave
been present. Mr.. T. l.. Wells VIII lead
tonight
Rev. Ashby Jones. pastor OF the Leigh
Street Baptist church, young man ihu
"a warm friend of young mon Will ad-
dress the young men meeting al 4
o clock Sunday speaking upon
Great Painting. a subject OF UNUSUAL
affracfiveuess and interest TO young
men. Mrs. W. -. Duke will be the So
lOist for the afternoon and most cor
dial invitation is extended 20 au men
10 bee present; strangers arc cordially
welcomed.
Tho Boys Gospel Army will meet at
O'Clock and will be addressed by Mr.
w T. Fitzgerald subject for the after
noon Will be sowing ana keapihf'
and all boys members OF the Assocld-
ton and n0n-members Will be cordially
welcomed. The Bible classes VIII meet
at their usual hour 5l5 clock The
Workers Training Class Will meet IN
the blue room. the Gymnasium STUDY
Club in the parlor
John y. Denote. one of the best known
and most entertaining speakers OF the
land. 10 deliver his celebrated lecture
The Harp of the Senses or Chdiacter
building" on Sunday afternoon, NOvem-
lber 9th. fun announcements VIII be
made later I'm the week.
Both the BOYS and Junior Bible Glasses
will meet This morning at g.l0 90 clock. at
10 o'clock the boys VIII meet on The gym
nasium floor for regular drill and games.
Last Saturday almost forty boys were IN
This afternoon at $50 Rev. Or =. J..
pei will conduct the study OF the inter
national Sunday-school lesson. \ cor
dial welcome is extended all teachers
and students. 81, ...o..
az sea the Young mems gymnasium class,
an o'clock the commercial law, A. .
o'clock the class i'm sign-wriung Nisl-
tors always welcome and information
Clccrfully given.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-19
UNKNOWN CAUSE.
Dead Body Of Martin Cousins Found
in the Roadway.

in the Roadway.
The dead body Of a We'll known Fulton
cOlored man named Martin Cousins. was
found lying by the side of the fence OPP
posite Clerk Waddeus residence ON Full
ton Hin. early yesterday by Mr.. John
Riddle The dead man had been employ
ca as extra" on the Chesapeake and
Ohio road, and boarded on louisiana
street
Cousins received his pay Thursday ar
ternOon. and packed his satcheL lie
told his landlord that he was going 10
Newport News 20 work. and left with
the satchcl Later I'm the evening he was
seen by Mr. Richard Frazer standing at
the fence. where HIS body was found.
and about midnight Mr.. Peter Hubbard
saw him I'm the same position. He at
tempted to arouse the man. hut he
seemed 20 have been drunk. so be was
left I'm his pocket was found the sum
of S653.
About two years ago the dead man s.
brother. Jake Cousins. was murdered on
Louisiana street. and the murderer has
never been apprehcnded.
The body was carried to Nelson's un~
dertaking establishment, and Coroner
Croxton held an inquest
The cor0ners jury returned verdict
of death from unknown causes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-19

nowned illustrated lecturers Of the coun-
Try, for two lectures under the auspices
OF the Association. Definite announce
mcnt will be made first Of the week
Prof Denote Is now making a tour OF
the South. closes his season in this part
Of the country next Saturday night, and
efforts are being made 90 secure him for
this date. also 10 address the Men S Meet
ing Sunday afternoon. Dr.. Denote Is
q Southerner and \ man Of most won
dcrful power Ills lectures Electricity
ami civilization and the Harp OF the
Senses" are both considered master
pieces. being profuscly illustrated by the
stereopiicon. and there Is no lecturer on
the American platform that commands
closer attention. nor more completely en-
tertalns his audience. We hope the com
mittee viii succeed i'm securing him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-19
CITY HALL COURTS.
Two Suits Instituted Against the City
Yesterday.

Yesterday.
Suit was instituted in the Law and
Equity Court yesterday by James ID.
Patton g. CO., No. lll2 cast Cary street,
through their counsel, Stern & Stern.
against the city Of Richmond for Sleo,
for alleged damage TO property occasioned
by the bursting Of the Gallcgo Mills
sewer last July.
Coaiter a. Wise filed a suit for divorce
for Lena Ford against Walker Ford.
The following convicts, all colored.
were resentenced in the city Circuit
Court on second convictions of five years
additional time:
Frank Smith, VIM. Jones, Fred. VIII
liams. Mat Lewis. Mitte Daniel. Emma
Daniel. James Morris. Alonzo Terry. VIM.
Smith Maggie Turpin. Robert Woody.
In the prosecution against VIM. Akers,
white. a nolle prosqui was entered.
a special plea was filed In the case
of George Scott which was demurred
TO- The demurrer was overruled, the
prosecution dismissed and the prisoner re-
manded % the custody of the superin-
tendent OF the penitentiary.
In the City Circuit Court w. s. Forbes
instituted suit against the city Of Rich
mond for 5000. Declarations have not
been filed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-19
students Service.

4 service for the students OF the va
riors academic professional ana pusi-
ness colleges Of the city viii be he'd az
tho First Baptist church on SaoDath
MICH. M s o'clock. The address 70 them
win he delivered by Professor Robert
Frazer. principal Of the FarmVil.e re-
male Normal school The Glee 'iup OF
picbrond College will assist the choir
~ the church i'm special music prepared
for tbe service. All the students now In
inc citv are invited cordially, and will
have seats reserved for them IN the
hest mart of the house Similar services
Of This nature have been held by DIT.
CooDer recently. which have been OF e1-
ceeding interest and profit.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-19
old Dominion.

To-day there will Doe a rehearsal OF li-.
tableaux % be presented at the Mo1.''
.,,do~ Inc auspices OF the auxiliary or
tb0 6id Dominion Hospital on the even
Inc off November the &d. .-,-.,.
The rehearsal viii DE held al II o cloeh
,, The Academy. and the participants
,gul he among the most charming OF me
ta,es and beaux Of the local Fashionable
r.orld Two meetings have been held az
Ten residence of Mrs. George zen ' ,i,l-
SON and the committee Of which Mss ..,
r.ucv Temple IS chairman. feel very san
,,line as TO the final presentation. IL ~
id that a local military organiza,,iioI, as
vsu ms two football teams VIII tahe
mart I'm the affair. and there VIII Oe S''"'-
mating instrumental music.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-19
Mr.. RUSSELL Better.

Mr.. L. l.. Russell, the popular Deputs
sheriff OF Henrico. was taken suddenl,
Am Thursday night. While descending IN
stairs hs tainted. and had to be removed
10 his home
He was somewhat improved yesterday
afternoon. and able TO como 10 court for I
short time. Mr.. Russell has never en-
tirely recovered from the effects OF an
attack OF grip some time ago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-19
M. TAYLOK-s REIONI


MIR. TAYLORS REPORT.
Richmond. Va. oct. 6. ls9S.
To the Incorporators and Board oil DiIec-
tors of the Virginia Hospital:
Gentlemen-I have now the pleasure
of submitting To you my NTH annual re-
port as observation-disclosures oil our m9'l'u-
tiou. -,.
Words cannot express the sOod "o'N
fhat has been done for suffering humanity
tb. mast wear. and particularly TO those
who have received absolutely free board,
nursing medicine. medical and surgical
attention The letters that have been
received from these patients speak noun
ing but words Of praise and thanks ior
me kind treatment they received Wnlle
being treated in the hospital our meal-
cal stan have done their duty falthtully'
knowing that they would receive no COM
nensation for their labOrs. Our nurses
have been like angels around the SICK
beds. always ready 90 relieve the suffering
patients from physical pain and mental
anxiety when IL was possible TOR them ID
do so. our Ladies Board have performed
their work with pleasure 10 themselves
and credit 20 the institution, and but Tor
their assistance the hospital would suffer
In many WAYS. Miss Woodland, the eXpe-
rieucod house-keeper has been OF vaiua-
bile assistance 10 the Ladies' Board. our
German-Amerlcan Ladies' Aid Association
has been Of great assistance in our noble
work. a.
THE LADY SUPERINTENDENT.
Last April our Ladies Executive CON-
mlttee requested me 90 look out TOT
lady superintendent. and after making
several inquiries and writing many let
ters. | finally selected for them Miss A
W. Robertson. a graduate OF the montreal
General Hospital. OF Montreal, Canada
She entered upon the discharge Of her
duties on June ist. and We all have found
the selection a very wise one, for she Is
a Young lady OF rare tact and executive
ability and she has endeared herself 10
every one who has been thrown with her
II affords me much pleasure in saving
that the hospital is in better condition
than since il was opened five years ago
to-day. and II has not lost IT'S first APP
pearance Of being more like home than
a hospital and / hope IL Will always
retain this particular feature.
Statistics for the past year:
Number q pay patients treated ......zO5
Amount received from pay pa
tients o.. o.. o.. ........,.....'..'.'''S'tf %
Amount received FROM outside
Nursing ......'...........i. 17o As
Total amount received o.. .....sS,62l 10
Number Of absolutely free pa
tents who received their board.
nursing medicine. medical AMI
surgical treatment free ...-..-. lVl
Number Of days the patients re-
manned In the hospital ............ 2-lo
Cost to take care Of free patients..SZsos 30
Number treated free who came
from the dspensary D.. ............ ~
Cost OF their treatment ........ 900 W
Total number OF free patients
treated o.. ...-........-s''..'' e'A
Total cost TO the hospital for the
2si charity cases o.. o. ,."...ss.sJ'oe ID
lmber treated from outdoor de-
Number OF prescriptions filled foi
outdoor department ..t..ss' l0VV
Amount due the hosn'tal. 1908 "a. OK
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-19
General Graham Improving.

In Fort Hamilton yesterday II was said
that the health Of General William NJ.
Graham. who as told yesterday, Is sur
fering from typhoid pneumonia. had
slightly improved.
Dr. Robinson. army physician III 'ne
fort. said that General Graham conan
ton had Unexpectedly taken turn ior
fine better and that there was now a
hone for his ultimate recovery. although
Il would be some time I'm coming. Mrs.
Graham and the Generals two daughters
are stin with him in a boarding mouse
I'm Ninetv-sevcnth street, near the Shore
ROad-New York Herald.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-19
Supreme Court OF Appeals.

Camp vs. Bruce Argued by Jackson
Guy for appellant and II. Il. Boykin FOL
appellee and submitted.
Floods admr vs.. Hutter. Argued b!
H. d. Flood FOR appellant and submit
ted
The next cases 10 be called are Han
ner's admir-. vs.. Chesapeake and Obi,
Railroad Company and Barber Us
Bresee. Nos. 3 and on the argument
docket
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-19
A GREAT INDUSTRY.
Virgins Coal Circied the Globe in the
Late War.

Colonel James s Browning, one Of the
POcahontss coal magnates. is at Muir
phys for a day or two.
October was a splendid month with
US. said he. we oid great business.
/ am now shipping large quantities. OF
coal TO Manila. lt Is being sent 10 Lam.
berts Point and loaded upon vessels at
that place. The coal supply in the
neighborh0od of Pocah0ntas is in almost
neNhaustible quantities During the late
war the Pocahontas coal circled the
globe. II IS not generally known. but
II is a fact that IL is one Of the regula-
lions Of tho Navy Department that yes
sells IN action shall use only PocahOntas
coal. Senator Eikins did not know this
until a few days ago. when he tried to
get a contract for West Virginia coal"
Colonel Browning was private secretary
10 Governor Cameron, and has many
friends here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-19
THE BUILDING COMPLETE,
The Virginia Home for Incurabies
Delivered.

The handsome new building Of the Viz
einia Homo for Incurabies was formally
delivered 90 the board at noon yesterday
by the contractor. Mr.. Gilbert ). Hunt
Ia spite of inclcmont weather tiefe was
a large attendance and tho simple no.
cramme was carried out in what VIII De
the dining-r0Om OF the institution TOY
the reason that 81 Is the largest rcom ON
the first floor
Mss Mary Grcenhow. 20 whom IN so
large measure is due thc success OF lhe
undertaking. ANA whose energy IKE th"t
of her associates. has been thtifinS' &c
cupied the chair.
The exercises were opened with prayer
wherein thanks were retained 20 the
Clyer OF an good gifts for the arrival OF
This happy day.
Mss Greehhow then. In brief address
stated the object Of the meeting. Mr.. A.
Ionss,an Johnston. the well known civil
engineer. had been requested 20 give the
CONNECTED building his critical examina.
lion and from his professional stand
ooint. 20 make his report 10 the Building
ctunittea MS, Jehnstoa then handed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-19
MIR. and Mrs. Tinslcy Here.

Mt and Mrs Garland Tinsley' OF Nash
willie. Tenn. viii spend the coming week
with Mr. Tinslcys father. Mr.. James u
Tinslev OF Hunslett. Young Mr.. Tins
lev formerly resided here. but is now
resident Of Nashville. where he was mar
ried a week ago 10 Miss Louise Newton
Mcclure. one OF the ftirest daughters
Of that city l.I
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-19

The regular monthly meeting % Post
a. Virginia Division. Travellers Protef-
tive Association will boz held tonight Al
O'Clock az headquarters. Third and
Main streets. an interesting gathering Is
expected The committees I'm charge
have supplied periodicals. game Of vari-
Gus kinds and other attractions by which
several hours can be spent pleasantly.
Strangers visiting the city as travelling