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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-07
PETERSBURG TOBACCO SALES.
Col. Brady Gives Decision as 10
Stamps for Bills OF Ladinp.

PETERSBURG. VA. October 5-spe-
ciaA-The first sales OF new tobacco here
was made to-day, and it is estimated
that fully three hundred thousand pounds
OF the leaf was sold The prices ranged
as follows: Tugs from $i.d0 TO s.. so. good
luss from - TO So per hundred pounds.
good leaf from IS 20 $40 per hundred
pounds, fine leaf from Si2 TO 5000 per
hundred pounds. The tobacco offered TO-
day was very wet and heavy 4 prOmi-
nent buyer from Louisville, Ky. was in
attendance upon the sales. as we're also
the following tobacco men from Black
stone. MrsSrs. a. a. Epes, -- Hite *
Hurt, Williams n Tuggie. Dr. George
fotts, proprietor of the AppomattoX Can
merry OF Petersburg has just received
large order tor some OF his succotash
from a firm IN Vermont. and was on the
market to-day buying UP all the butter
beans and sugar corn he could ind Or.
Potts is endeayoring 10 organize a large
joint stock company with "A capital of
$4,000 To operate his cannery. picking.
and preserving factory ia this city next
season.
The public schools OF Dinwiddie coun-
~ opened on Monday with q fair attend
ance OF pupils.
Mr.. Frank NJ Dalton, acting chairman
Inland Trade and Transportation CHAM
her OF Commerce OF Petersburg has re-
ceived a letter from Collector James u.
Brady I'm which the collector says: That
the carrier who accepts merchandise for
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-07
HUNT CLUb OFFICERS.
\ Man Hunt with BIood-lIoundsto be
Held Soon.

The annual meeting OF the Deep Run
Hunt Club. was held last night at the
commonwealth Club house. The principal
business transacted was the election Of
officers. The attendance was unusually
large and showed the interest taken IN
the club by It's members. Or. j. "A. White,
the president. made n very Interesting re-
port. showing the club 20 be ia a flourish
Ing condition. and It's membership largely
increased over last year. The election Of
officers resulted as follows:
Dr. Joseph A. White, president; Mr.. \.
X. Christian. Jr.. vice-president; =. A. S.
Brine. secretary. Mr.. William Rueser
treasurer: Or. h. t. Triton. master of
hounds. and the Board of Governors who
are beside the president and vice-presi-
dent: Mr. j. Il. Anderson, Mr.. Thomas
y. Carter. Mr. II. G.. Beatue Mr.. Levin
Joynes, Mr.. William Rueger, Dir. G. +.
Boiling. Or. r. L. Triton. Mr.. j. K. J.
Anderson and Mr.. +. IT, Savage. lmme-
diately after the general meeting adjourn
ed the Board OF Governors met and or
ganized.
II is proposed 10 hold a one days race
meeting the latter part OF November or
early in December, on such a date as will
not conflict with other race meetings.
The regular hunts will commence on
Saturday. the 18th. The man hunt which
had been arranged Tor Saturday afternoon
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-07

transportation r. required 10 furnish the
shipper stamped bill OF iading or re-
ceipt therefor. II he fans 10 do this, he
ineurs criminal liability but II he refuses
10 accept the goods for transportation.
except on condition that the owner or
shipper shall pay the sum necessary to
purchase the stamp or stamps, I'm addi-
ZION 10 the customary charge for the
transportation. the war revenue law pro-
vides no remedy nor does any internal
revenue law.
II would seem that in such cases the
aggrleYed parties must depend upon the
common or statute laws OF the State, de-
riors.
The Petersburg Iron Works Company.
whlch nave been making large guam
tlty Of shells for the United States gov
eminent, have reduced their force by the
discharge Of about twenty-five Of their
hands.
The Petersburg Grays VIII leave here
on next sunday morning Tor Richmond
10 be mustered ont of service.
Henry Butler. colorcd. was fined $50
IN the Mayors Court this morning FOR
selling liquor on Sunday without "a H.
cense. lie took an appeal.
Hon. Sydney j. Epes win speak NJ
Sussex Court House tomorrow I'm the in
terest Of his candidacy for Congress.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-07
ASHE COUNTY DEMOCRATS.
An Old Fashioned Tournament To be
Held During the Tobacco Fair

WINSTON, y. c.. oct 6.-Speciai.-The
Democratic convention of Ash county was
held Monday, and. despite the down.
pouring rain an day. the courthouse
was crowded 10 its utmost by the unter-
rihcd. Ashe county. though Republican
for some years, Is said 20 be Ia magniH-
cent shape for Democratic victory.
The following ticket was nominated:
For the House. Dr. B. +. Reayes. Sheriff
l.. G.. Mcneil. Clerk Sidney Eiier: Regis
ter Of Deeds EH Francis. Treasurer. Sill
lard Kirby. Coroner. j. II. Gentry. Sur
veyor. W. G.. Jones. County Commission
ers, w A. Miller. NJ ". Bleyins. Eiihu
GRAPHICAL.
a gentleman who attended the conven-
ton says Ashe county Will certainly give
". G.. Field q majority for the State SEN
ate, and there is a strong indication that
the whole county ticket VIII De elected.
Jack Nays. The white man who killed
an old woman in Slrry county, few
months ago. and then stole several hum
dred dollars in money. was put on trial IN
Surry Court to-day His lawyers are now
pleading insanity for their client Af.,f
be was captured Mays was brought TO
Forsyth for safe-keepins. lie remained
in Jail here until Sunday. when Doe was
carried 20 Dodson through the country
A special train carried several oHlcials
OF the Southern railway over the new
Mocksviue and Mo0resyine road yestor-
day. ln the party were superintendent
O'Bricn. OF this division, General super
iutendent Barrett. General Manager Can
non. Roadmastcr D0bason, and Civil En-
giuecr Wells The object Of the visit was
TO inspect the new road
The society young men NJ Winston
Salem are arranging 90 give an old-
fashioned tournament during the Tobacco
Fair
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-07
At the Ministries.

The alliance Of W. S. Cleveland and
George Wilson, the monarchs of min
strelsy, which made possible The Cleve-
land-Wilson Ministries. who will be at the
Academy to-mOrroy is as august an event
in It's way I'm the amusement world as
would be the union of England and the
United states in International policy. The
two great shows formerly managed By
Cleveland and Wilson in rivalry Were
formidable separately, but together they
defy OPPOSITION.
The repertoire Of the international
Opera Company during its engagement at
tho Academy Of Music next Friday and
Saturday will be Carmen. Romeo and
Juliet" and "H Trovatore." The COM
pany is the largest and strongest that
has toured this country in recent years
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-07

The pecunIary success Of lmogcn Conner
the handsome and talented dramatic sing
or, at Hroad-Sucet Park this week has
been greatly hampcrcd by the Indictment
weather. but nevertheless. the crowds
that have heard her splendid voice, and
seen her dramatic reading of the lines of
her songs have been enthusiastic in prais-
ing the artist and her bright idea u
rendering the pastoral ballads OF the
vaudeville stage. All the other acts on
the bin with her are not only attractive.
but they teen with the life of novelty
and unlgueness
The matinee tomorrow Afternoon will be
given 40 the regular hour $3.50 o'clock
and Miss Conner will be heard In tie
same songs she sings az night
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-07

IN the Circuit Court OF Henrico yester-
day morning the suit OF a colored woman
named Thornton. through her attorneys.
Allen and Lamb against Capt Eugene
Bossieux. to recover $500 for the killing
Of her son on December Doth. last was
on trial.
The Thornton boy. IL was claimed had
been trespassing on the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroads property at Orleans
Station and capt. B0ssicux, who Is
freight conductor. fired a pistol 70
frighion The boy. The shot. however,
took fatal effect
The County Court last February ac-
quilted Capt B0ssieux Of the charge Of
intent 10 Kill the boy. but dissatisfied
with this the woman's attorneys brought
suit against him.
Attorney r. Pollard conducted an able
defense in the case, and a verdict was
rendered for the defendant
marriage license was issued yesterday
in H2nricO County Court 10 Mr.. Wiiburte
White and Miss Maria r. Mann tao
daughte. Of Mr.. and Mrs. b. w Mann,
OF Hanover.
The marriage took place at o'clock
last night in Henrico county
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-07

4 unique and beautiful spectacular en-
tertainment will De presented i'm the
Broad-Street Park auditorium every
night next week. beginning az SIS o'clock
IL Is entitled the "OberamergOw. or
Passion Play, which represents by means
Of moving pictures an observance or
ceremony Of the Austrian peasants which
occurs once every ten years.
The pictures are explained by de-
scripuve lecture delivered by Professor
James j. Sicily. Rev. DR.. n. VI. Whar-
ton. the gifted minister of Baltimore, VIII
De present and speak.
The presentation Of the Passion Play
Is at the instance of Dr Wharton, who
wishes to secure 500 for his 'Whosoever
Farm" Orphanges. designed to- care for
the little ones orphaned by The Spanish
American war
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-07
FRIDAY OtL 7

CHICAGO. Oct e. lS9s-NaW.cc GraU
The weI-Nown manager. uul to-day Iu-
auelrlte season of grand opera .n Obs
city with brilliant company of artists.
Aifor "a three weeks s'8v tHo company
VIII v.s't other large cities of the West
West. last, North. South. they
cant beat The Bargains in Cloth
Ing your 6nj here to,d5Y, Sa'u-
day, Monday a1i Tuesday
Wednesday. October 18TH,
we open the hanJ>omest stock OF
new Fall attire for boys and men
Richmond ever knew.
You can't go wrong by trading
here. Our faci.utS. our capital,
our time, our stock, our manage
mcnt are an Subservient 20 your I'm.
tereStS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-07
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-07
PURSUING A PRISONER,


NORFOLK. VA, OCT. especial
Deputy Sheriff O. C.. Ackiss. Of Princess
Anne county. arrived here this morning
az nine O'Clock bringing with him Arthur
Loyitt coiored waom be placed I'm Jail
ion safe keeping Lovitt I'm resisting ar
rest ten days ago shot and killed special
Constable Al. d. Bcasley. at Princess
Anne Courthouse.
Lynchius was feared so Levitt was
brought TO Norfolk. lie was taken back
to Dee tried yesterday
The jury disagreed. four members fave
oring ac4uittai on the ground of scf-
defence since 10 was made apparent that
bcasiey Was not known by Levitt t0 Doe
an oiHccr when the former approached
him. weapon in hand.
Bcasiey's friends dis satisfied with tho
outcome. it WAS thought meant to lynch
the negro SO Ackiss started for N0rloiN
lie found The roads guarded hy the
lynchcrs so made a detOur through The
fields reaching Norfolk twelve miles
away after thirteen hours of wandering
in darkness and through swamps. The
last stage Of the journey was made over
the Virginia Beach railway
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-07
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's
Citizens aud Other Natter.

Mrs. a. c. Johnson. who has been quite
sick at her residence, 53 north Tenth
Is greatly improved.
notwithstanding tho driving rain Of
Wednesday night one of the deacons
counted fifty people present at the weekly
prayer-mceung at Groye-Ayenue Baptist
church.
Mr. Samuel ProskaIer lett for Now
York last night lie sails for Venezuela
Saturday and will Doe absent about eight
weeks.
Mr. A. O. Boshen. recently admitted 20
the Richmond bar made bis maiden
speech in the defense Of William Tlnslev
c0'ored. accused of assault. before the
Hastings Court yesterday.
AIr Robert ~. Hicks popular young
man connected with the Cohen Company
had "a delicate operation performed upon
himself at the old Dominion Hospital
few days ago. BE is improving and is
able 90 see his friends.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-07
BR0UDEN GOES FREE.
The Alleged Postofiicc Robbcr Acquit-
ted by tho jury.

wednesday in the United States District
Count the case OF Murray 6. Brouden
was commenced and ended yesterday at
LAS y. NJ. The jury retired at $50 j. NJ.
on Wednesday and took about five hours
10 reach their verdict OF not guilty.
The accused was represented by Mr..
Edgar Aiian. Jr.. who worked faithfully
and unfiringly for his client II was Mr..
Adams first jury trial in the United
States Court and he feels much elated
over his victory. although he has con-
tended from the first that his client was
innocent.
During Nr. Allan's speech several Of
the jury and many OF the court officials
were moved TO tears and Mr.. Allan him
self could scarcely control his feeling of
sympathy.
The United States produced evidence 20
show that letters which We're in the post
office on the evening prior 70 the robbery
were found on the person Of the accused.
Mr.. Alfred. the postmaster. swore that
the Office was robbed and suspicion point
ed "a Brouden as he missed the letters.
Mr.. Owing, United States inspector, tes-
tilted that the accused admitted his guilt
10 him and implicated others who were
represented by Mr.. Allan. but not in
dicted Mr.. Cohen. deputy sheriff OF
made the arrest and found the letters
on Broudon's person and that the prisoner
admitted TO him his guilt and described
the tools used. which tools were after
wards found and identified as those de-
scribed by Brouden. Mr.. Yancey also
testified that the accused confessed 10
him.
The iurv. Il Sc understood stood eight
for acquittai and four for conviction Wed
nesday evening, but yesterday there were
ten for the prisoner. and finally heswas
acquitted.
IL will be remembered that the robbery
of the postoffice at Gainesville occurred
on Tuesday. July r. 1895 and the &C
cused was arrested on the following
Thursday. Several hundred dollars ia
money was taken and many thousand
dollars tn stamps and postal matter were
destroyed. II was second attempt with
IN a month to rob the same ONCE.
In defense the accused admitted his
confession but said he was coerced into
!, by promise OF liberty and threats OF
punishment. He said Mr.. Cohen forced
the confession and promised to lie, him
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-07
THEY FEAR EXAMINATIONS.
This IS Thought To be the Reason Why
CoIorcd Officers Resigned

The announcement that several Of the
colorcd officers Of the Sixth Virginia Regi-
ment at Knoxville have resigned. was
received here with surprise. No trouble
in the regiment has been learned Of.
Recently a board has been named 20
examine these and other officers. and il
IS surmised that the designations are due
TO the fact that the officers fear they
cannot pass.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-07
n oods
Stimulate the stomach. c1A Nrr
rouse the liver. cure bilious -
ness. headache, dizziness. NeHA
sour stomach. constipation.
etc. Price = cents. sold By all druggists.
tn e.i. f'rffs 20 take with Haad'f Sa-sarsritfa

on and that he tCoben) told him the
story 10 ted which be afterwards told
to- Mr.. Owing and Mr.. Yancey
Mrs Brouden. the mother Of the &C.
cuscd. testified that her son was weak
minded and was at home sick with chiHs
and fever on the night OF the robbery
She was corroborated by her son on this
point.
1t was a hotiy contested case on both
sides ana Mr.. Rand Wexford did adj
mirable service for the government and
Mr.. Allan with such a worthy foe feels
proud of his victory
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-07
Mr.. UolIaday Imnroyinp.

Corporal Waller Holiday. of Company
VI. Fourth Regiment. VINO has been il
with typhoid fever at Jacksonville. S. now
ont of danger. His father. Mr. Fred H
Holiday who went 10 see him. has re-
turned home.
Young Holiday was cared FOR az q
private residence in Jacksonville and re-
ceiyed the best OF attention. Young Hol-
laday is a boOk-keeper OF The State Bank.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-07
NEGRO JUSTICE
WAS DISGUISED.
He Married a White Man to a Repul-
sive Looking Negro Woman,
VA. SOLDIERS IN WASHINGTON.
Officers Of the Second Regiment on
Pleasure Bcnt-A Virginia CoupIe
Married-SoIdiers Discharged.
Postal Affairs.

"ASiilNGION, Oct 6-SPeciaL-The
laws governing the District OF Columbia
permit the marriage NJ whites and mo-
,r... ...-4 "''''1' an '''
7'N'' anu " "uHlDeI OF cases are on
record IN which negro men have taken
white wives but almost tn,ariahl,, fbev
b,,.e bo,,, -
"a ''''I9 W '1s9 sH"uy Iepu'@-
rOn'
THE ORDER REVERSED.
Yesterday .,.riry tt. o-d,~ y,,e
-i"Hotl "heh AAafles JaIefnson o NAlie
ln"u' aged t"eniy-eisnt years, and Rose
spencer ltoloiedj' aged t"eh'y-hFe' poth
n.1'li''i5 htt'ii"vfe as theif residence
we nIiIlrd iA tuis eil5 inc ceremony
"l' peil OF 1lo" Dy 70 NJ Ie"l''T ID hesio
va l''t 49, " M
h'NlI'l s'i4 lN.s morning tnat lhe
spencer woman was uihch as the devil
tiis descrip tion on her appearance was FAR
from complimentary. ana Doe sAd lt tine
Doy "AO 9lachs my SHOES hld married
her would nave Leit ike druooins him.
Ja4se,.soil. 4e Say ls q Dane. T. cooper
py trade ana Was as neat ln hts dress
aa a ul4 sooua CORK ne speaks LnEiis1
Nt.'' ana appeared 90 toe an Intelligent
man. ,,, .....-....,.,.,. ....
,,,.. III Assault I'D fAlk.
Hewitt said % was the worst assorted
BON .t'- saw 44n Ae uiailAtd very
Hllch To marry inem
marriage license was issued this ai-
l.ihQoA io tHhofl Tucker ana Miss ADJ
ule Lt7l"1d, Doln OF hlnB and queen
county VA. Miss Eastwood is nineteen.
ARMY ORDERS.
telegraph. have been confirmed,
ntib el4ls NJ. j. h9Wden ana John Moy-
-I g.lI IIIfd,e ~. III. cousins company
~ - o4.lD wig ma guar .el iAa71ei ser
geani l4omaS HSrioo.di, COMPANY a. ana
First North Carolina Infantry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-07
EDWARD LEWIS IN TROUBLE.
\ fredericksburg Youth Charged
with Robbihg the Po>tofiicc.

Edward Lewis. d youth. nfteen years
old. of FredericksbWE was arre cd yes-
terl4y and brought to Richmond to ans-
uar the charge of riding private letter.
boxes BOB the post-ofice of that City.
ue was taken before Commits Toner
Flcgen1clmer and was held in default of
bail for examination. The youth Was
committed 90 Richmond JAIL
Lewis is son ~ a preacher now dead
aud "a nephew. of the late John Slauen-
ter Of Fredericksburs. he has relatives
OF high STANDING. both do Fredericksburg
and Richmond.
The youth admits that he took letters
out of boxes but says Doe found them
open 20 seems that The combination
boxes are used. and the people have been
careless I'm leaving them open. Lewis
was not connected in any way with the
Office.
Inspector Owings made the Arrest. and
expects 10 prove that Lewis has stolen
many letters containing money and other
yaluables.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-07

Col. James Lyons has been making
speeches for the Republican nominees for
Congress I'm two or three districts. tie
thinks Hubbard is going 90 defeat Quarles
tn the Tenth, says Walker viii receive
a larger majority than two years ago IN
the Ninth and predicts the election of
Thorp IN the Fourth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-07
Senator Tiitman.s Address

The Oid Dominion club is unable 90
secure the Old Market Han for the meet
ing 10 be- addressed by Senator Tilman
on the 18th That building was secured
by Majors price and Shanks as a storage
place for the arms and tentage of thc
Second Regiment Efforts viii bee made
10 secure the Academy of Music
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-07

John Wallace. "a 13-year-old boy got
tired living in Petersburg and came 90
The metropolis for a change.
Detective Tomlinson found The young
ster az a house I'm the suburbs near the
Almshouse. and turned him over TO his
father. who took him back 20 his home
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-07

by Mr.. Anderson. Of Manchester. with his
blood hounds. has been postponed for
few days. Due notice will be given OF
the date fixed. This will he a new kind
OF sport, and will show how these useful
animals can be employed for hunting
down criminals
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-07
Standing ofthc Clubs
Boston, Z: Brooklyn, (.

BROOKLYN. oct. Cit was a hot game
between Brooklyn and Boston to-day Gas
ton. new loft handed pitcher pitched
good ball, errors by Anderson and Wag-
ner being partly responsible for the four
runs In the fourth inning Lewis was
wild and effective by turns. but the locals
could not hit together. Both sides field
ed brilliantly Attendance LOO.
Score by innings. r. H. f.
Brooklyn. ........0 001200f0A 9
Boston,. ......O OO4Ol2OO-7 Y 2
Batteries; Castor and Smith: Lewis
and Bergen Empires. Hunt and COnnOl-
IL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-07
THE PENNANT
NOW IN SIGHT.
Boston Still Holds Her Lead in the
Championship Race.
PHILADELPHIA MOVES FORWARD.
She Is Now In the First Diyision-Tan-
nchilI Won For Pittsburg - The
Orioles Rise Again. Defeating
the Giants-Otbcr Games


Baltimore. s. New York. 3.
Philadelphia. 3: Washington. 3
Pittsburg. 4. Louisville. =
81. Louis. Al. Cleveland. IL.
Boston. z. Brooklyn, (.