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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-05
SOCIETY OF THE CINCINNATI.
The Annual Meeting and Election Of
Officers Held Yciterday.

The Society of the G. cinnau in the
state OF Virginia held so annual meeting
yesterday at 70 O'Clock n at the Com
monwealth Club IN this city. The So
ciety Of the Cincinnati IS ono OF the old
est patriotic orders in the United States,
having been organized by the officers OF
the American Revolution before the Con-
tincntal army was disbandcd in 17S3 Ac-
c0rding 10 the Constitution then adopted
which has never been changed. each
State Society is required 20 meet ON the
Fourth Of July. Independence Day ana
the General Society meets triennially on
the l3th of May the day on which the
order was founded.
The meeting OF The Virginia Society
was in every way a pleasant one. and
while the thoughts OF many of the mem
bers were turned towards Cuba. they did
not forget the men who established for
us. more than one hundred years ago, The
independence we are about 20 bestOw on
Cuba
Resolutions were passed ccngratuating
the United States army and navy now
Boo Cuba. and also resolutions of condo
lcnce were ordered TO be sent Hon. Mich
olas Fish secretary of the New York
Society. ON the death of his son. Hamil-
ton Fish. Jr.. who was recently killed
near Santiago
Officers of the Virginia Society FOR the
next year were elected az follows:
President John Chopper
President. Dr. George Ben John
ston.
Treasurer. Heth Lorton.
Secretary, =. H. &. Cabell.
Chaplain. Rev Henry Bedinger.
Standing Committee: John Chopper, Dr..
George Ben Johnston, =. H. O.. Cahell
Ueth L0rton. Lieut.. Jas. b. Baylor Mai.
Herbert A. Claiborne, and Mai Thos.
oliver Towles.
Delegates 10 represent the Virginia So
ciety 40 the triennial meeting of the Cen
eral Society in New York next May were
John Chopper. T. II. .. Cabel Heth Lor-
ton. Mai ThOs Oliver ToWles. and Mai.
William w. Burnley.
Reconsideration Dulaney steele.
Mai William Hancock Clark Rev. Hen
ry Bedinger Dr. George Ben Johnston,
and Mai Herbert A. Claiborne.
Many application for membership were
received. but only two new members
were elected. namely Mai William Han
cock Clarke of Washington, ID. c., and
Mr. William Dulaney steele, Of Sedalia.
Mo.
Last night DR. George Ben Johnston
vice-president of the Society entertained
the members al dinner az the Westmore-
land club.
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JUSTICE JOHNS COURT.
A Heavy Docket Confronted Him Yes
terday Morning.

Many persons had celebrated the eve
81 July ith by unlawful actions. and the
docket yesterday morning was conse-
quently very lengthy affair
Walter Harrison, a young white man
got six months in jail for breaking up
the furniture in the house OF Indian
Lucy, and throwing an entire toilet set
az officer A. r. Walton. who arrested
him.
pat Harris, colored. who resisted off,
Ger Farley a few days ago. and got his
head cracked by that Official for his pains.
was in court yesterday morning with his
head all tied up. 10 answer the charge OF
stealing a ham. tho property OF NJ. =.
Jones & Co.
Officer Fairly gave very graphic story
OF Pats resistance 20 law and order.
while attempting 70 arrest him, and how
he was forced 10 use his club 10 subdue
him.
Pat has a bad record. Some time ago
he stole a CARLOAD OF vegetables. sold
them. and turned the mule loose out in
The country. I.atGr he stole a bag OF po-
tatoes lie was convicted and served
time in both cases.
Justice John fined him s. and gave him
six months for resisting Officer Farley.
The charge OF stealing ham went over
until to-day. the Justice saying that
he wanted 10 make ar effort TO send Pat
10 the penltentlary on third conviction OF
petit larceny.
Wilson Clayton. colored. was charged
with assaulting John II, Madison, IN at'
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Ia, Ca: General John Eaton; Rev. Or.
Lawrence. Professor Quares, OF Wash
ington and Lee University Lexington
Va: Rev George r.. Benedict, president
of samuel Benedict Memorial School,
CedartOwn. Ga. General 4. j. Morgan, OK
New York former United States COM
missioner on Education among the In
dams, Dr. j. H. Gilbert OF Washington;
Rev. 4. ID. Mayo, who for number
OF years has devoted himself as educa-
.ional missionary among the poor whites
Of the South, DR.. Dreher; Or. Fairfield,
former president Of the University OF
Kansas; Dr. Frissell and Dr. Satterheld,
OF Scotia Seminary. Concord, y. c.
on Thursday evening an address was
made by Rev Horace BoOmstead, OF At
lanta University on THE Possibility OF
systematizing and Authorizing Appeals"
ABLE ADDRESSES.
During he week able addresses were
also made by Dr. Thirkeild, DR.. Me-
serve, DR.. William q. Frost, ID. d., pres
ident Of Berea College; Rev. ID. j. sat
terheld. y. D.. Rev. a. d. Mayo, u. d.
General Eaton. and others. The eXer-
cises will close on Sunday with puoilc
worship in the morning. and an evanSel-
The springs in the evening.
The delegates 70 the convention, in adj
dition to those already mentioned, in
clude Dr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Hoyt,
Rev. George d. Baker. u. D.. hrs. l.. Y.
Graham. the Misses Lawdell Philadel-
phia: Mrs II. e. Frissell. Hampton, Val
Mrs A. b. Hunter. Raleigh, y. C.; Mrs.
d. j. Satterhed, Concord, n. c.; Mr..
Ernest S. Dreher, Columbia, S. c.; DIR.
and Mrs. John A. Kern, Of Ashland, Va;
Hon. w. l.. Wilson. Lexington, Va; DR..
James r. Graham Miss Kate Conrad.
winchester, Va; DR.. James p. Smith,
Richmond, Va; Sister Ella, Chatham.
n. c.; Rev. NJ McVckers D. d.. New
York; Dr. and Mrs. Il. G. Mitchell, New
Orleans: General and Mrs. T. j. Morgan,
New York: Mrs. j. A. Quarles. Lexington,
Va: Captain and Mrs c. f. Vawter,
Crozet. va. Professor Dinwiddie Mr..
Lee Dinwlddle. Elkins, Va; Rev. and
Mrs. c. O. Penders Elkins. Va. Hon.
and Mrs G. J. Faulkner. Mrs. J. r. Gil
bert. Or. John VI. Gregory. Washington,
Va. Rev. Erastus Blakeslee, Boston.
Mass Miss MAY Knitting. Brooklyn. y.
Y. Mrs Edward Abbott, Cambridge.
Mass. and Professor Painter OF Roa-
nOke College.
On Saturday afternoon a charming tea
was given upon the lawn at o'clock by
Mrs. Alfred WheSen. OF Philadelphia, in
honor Of the Numbers OF the conference.
Mr. and Ms Hlrsch. Of Richmond are
spending a few weeks at Capon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-05
CONFERENCE AT
CAP0N SPRINGS.
A Movement For Christian Education
in the South,
DR.. ABBOTT THE ORIGINATOR,
Bishop Dudley, of Kentucky. Elected
President "A Number of Distin-
guished Men Address the Con-
vention on Various Topics.
DR.. ABBOTT THE ORIGINATOR

CAPRON SPRINGS, w. VA, June co.
special.-The season at Capon has now
fairly begun and the prospects are that
I'm spite Of war and rumors OF war II
will be as usual a most gay and prosper
Gus one at this beautiful old resort in the
heart of the Alleghanies, whose bracins
atmosphere, valuable waters and pictur-
esque surroundings seem TO grow in pop
ularlty as each successive year rolls by.
The first Capon Springs conference on
Christian education in the South, which
convened here during the present week
began under the most favorable auspices,
the number and brilliancy Of those who
have its interests at heart assuring It's
future success. The movement IS one Of
the most important undertaken in the
South since the war
IT'S ORIGIN.
II originated with Rev DR.. Edward All
bolt rector Of St James church, Cam
bridge Mass. who when travelling IN
the South during the past year was much
struck with the condition OF the poor
whites and blacks. especially of the
mountainous regions and the object OF
the conference IS the mental and moral
elevation OF those particular classes. IL
has been organized upon the same gen
eral basis OF that at Lake MopOnk, y. "
on the Indian question, Captain Sale hay-
ing generously offered the hospitality OF
Capon annually for the occasion.
The opening session was held In the
chanel on Wednesday evening Bishop
Dudley, Of Kentucky. presiding as tenn
porary chairman. After the singing Of
Nearer. My God to Thee" an address
OF welcome was made by Rev. Or. H. NJ.
White. OF Winchester Va. and respond
ed 10 by Bishop Dudley.
An interesting survey OF the field, 70 Is
proposed 20 cover. was given by Rev. II.
X. Frlsseu, OF Hampton Institute, and a
committee on organization consisting OF
DR.. julius Dreher president Roanoke
College. Salem, Va; Rev. Dr. Abbott ana
Rev. Thomas Lawrence, ID. d., president
OF the Normal and Collegiate Institute
Asheyillo y. c., appointed.
OFFICERS ELECTED.
Thursday sessions opened at 10 In the
morning with devotional exercises oy
Rev. l.. y. Graham, Of Philadelphia. Ow-
Ing 10 the slight indisposltion or Bishop
dudley the ch1ir was occupied by Cen
erdl John T. fdtDl' VI '"'' -
mer United States Commissioner on Edu-
cation Two very able papers were read
and afterwards discussed, one being by
Rev. Thomas Lawrence on Industrial
Education" and the other by Rev. A. b.
Hunter. OF ST. Augustine's School. RAJ
leigh. y. C., on Cooperation Between
schools"
The following were elected officers OF
the conference: President, Right Rev.
Thomas n. Dudley Bishop Of Kentucky;
Vice President. Hon. ). J.. NJ. Curry. OF
Washington; Secretary and Treasurer.
Rev. A. y. Hunter, Raleigh. y. c. Ex-
ecutive Committee-Dr. VI. b. Frisseli OF
Hampton Institute chairman; Or. Chas.
+. Mescrve president OF Shaw University,
Raleigh. n. c.; DR.. ThirkeIld, president
OF Cannon Theological Seminary. Allan
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4 fairly large audience enjoyed the new
features at Main-Strcct Vaudeville Park
last evening The grand-stand was per
fccuy dry, and the programme was given
in full Just as If the night had been a
most clement one. James Richmond
Glcnroy, i'm his monologue. THE Man
with the Green Gloves" completely cap
tlvated his audience and added another
10 his long list OF successes. lie has new
gags by the score. and a list OF original
cpitaphs that are decidedly comical in
themselves. and douby so when he re-
cites them The Davenport Brothers, in
their bu,lesque boxing, acrobatic com
edy and feats OF muscular agility demon
strate themselves past masters in each
and experienced no difficulty In closing
tho bin. in between these features Ma
son and Mason please with clever songs
and light comedy. Miss Leuella Miller
sings very acceptably and the Nelson
Sisters dance themselves In immediate
favor The same bill will hold the boards
throughout the week az the usual hour
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tache Of Hartshorn college. and injuring
him. Madison appeared In court with
his head tied up and told all about how
he was hurt lie said Clayton had at
tackled him, and broken a pitcher over
his head.
Clayton also had his head bound up,
and he said Madison struck him over the
head with a piece OF irons He produced
the weapon In proof Of his assertion.
Dr. a. q. Brown. Jr.. who dressed Mad
ison's wounds testified as to the nature
OF the injury. was skin wound, he
said. and was in the forehead.
The case was finally continued until the
18th OF July in order that more evidence
might be secured. Both prisoners were
allowed bail.
Josh Lucas and Mason Moss, two men,
bers of the colored military, were charged
with obstructing the sidewalk and re-
fuslng 10 move when ordered by Ser
geant Otey
Justice Crutchheld fined them $3.50 each.
Sallie Young. colorcd, was fined 81 for
being drunk Oh Sunday.
James Robinson was fined Ike sum.
and given ten days because he couldn't
pay.
William Moore. colored. was also fined
dollar for being drunk.
Lucy Smith cOlored, was charged with
beating Lucy Lee on the street The for
mer said the latter was drunk on the
street Saturday night. and she tried 10
carry her home, but she resisted AMI fell
down busting" her head open. The pris-
oner was discharged.
Joe Bland. Emanuel Ross. and Moses
Strut (coored) charged with fighting on
the street. They were fined $3.50 each.
John MacLeavy was said 10 have used
fv,,p
language was not very improper. so Mac
Leayy was released.
]. S. EaIbank was fined 81 FOR being
drunk Saturday night.
Mary r. Norris and Pearl Mayo. col
ored were accused OF being disorderly
and disturbing the neighbors. They were
ordered 10 move at once.
william Robinson. colored, was ac-
cused Of beating Blanche Burke. JUS
tice John let him of with costs, as both
said they had made friends.
Lucy Moore. eolored, was fined 40
for beating Virginia Parkhaia.
james Henry Fultz and James Gray,
colored, charged with being suspicious
characters. were discharged.
Benny Clark, colored. was arrested by
officer Griffin. on the charge OF stealing
some articles from Mr. Jacobs on lower
Main street. lie admitted his guilt, but
as the charge against MN was tndt OF
being a suspicious character. the case
went over 10 the 7th for further invests
cation.
Ida Purcb, white woman. and John
MacLeayy also white, were arrested on
the charge OF stealing s35 from |. 5. Eu-
bank. OF City Point. When the case came
up Mr.. Eubank stated that the money
had been recovered. The matter wss dis
missed.
Moss Nash. colored. was charged With
stealing purse from Ilia Anderson and
taking some money out OF H. The EVIL
dence showed that the woman had used
improper language on the street. and had
, been 10 blame for the whole affair.
Nash was discharged and the woman
fined $50.
Benny Clark. colored. charged with
stealing sixteen pounds OF butter, the
property OF +. Is. Hatcher was given
ninety days. lie was also charged with
stealing a crate OF eggs from Mr. Charles
King. He got six months on this charge.
James Crane, colored. also got six months
for aiding In the larceny Of the eggs.
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Many Visit the seashorc.

Nothing seens 20 check the largo
crowds that go TO the seashore on Sun
days. but they increase every trip and
especially the many that 60 on the fay-
orite "Trilby."
Last Sunday. as usual. this train left
the city with a large crowd on pleasure
bent. aud they found what they sought.
The bathing. both al Ocean View and
Virginia Beach was ali that could BE-
desired, and with the many other at
fractions at these place the day was
spent with pleasure.
Owing to a misunderstanding with the
Ocean View Company. the through cars
a. advsalised did not so throush "a
Ocean View. but hereafter passengers
will 60 through without charge. the
aama ~ Shsy Hew ~ tn virEiais 1aaHn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-05
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's
Citizens and other Matters.

0IttIcn~ ana tintf .bditfIN
The Sons Of Confederate Veterans held
no meeting last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer Grcentrec have
gone TO Baltimore ON visit
Mr. f. NJ. Hoge. Of staunton is the
guest OF Dr. j. W. Henson, No. north
Third street
Mrs. Charles J.. Jones and children
have gone TO CoVngton, KY % spend
about six weeks.
Miss Sarah Davies and Walter David
leave for Philadelphia tomorrow. the
former to Zoe absent several weeks.
Mrs. Geo. II. Cox. Of Newark y. j..
has left Richmond after pleasant visit
TO her niece Mrs. Edward A. Walton.
Henrico county.
A little girl of nine years. named Mir
lam Garcin collected from friends on
Church IIiu The past week the sum Of
five dollars for the Ice Mission.
The regular meeting Of tho Board Of
Managers of the Homeopathic Free Dis
pensary will be held at $50 o'clock
this afternoon at the dispensary.
Mr. r. S. McCurdy and bride, Of Pitts
burg, Pa. are the guests OF his sister.
Mrs Peter McCurdy 25iG east Grace
street. and viii return for about ten
days
Miss Mary Robins Of west Marshall
street. has returned home after a pleas
ant visit TO Capt Charles Earnest, OF
Portsmouth Va. accompanied by his
daughter Miss Louise.
Mr. Lawton Crutctfeld Deputy Clerk
of the Husting Court. yesterday issued
"a marriage license TO George n. VIII
nams of GenricO, and Laney Hardin. OF
Richmond
In consideration OF the occasion the
convicts at the penitentiary were yester-
day allowed more liberty than usual
There was also a song service by mem
bers OF Pine Street church. who visited
the institution yesterday morning.
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ISLE OF WIGHT FOR BRYANT.
Col. Day Sick and Senator Boykin Pre-
sides-Masons Lay n Corner Stone.

SUFFOLK. VA, July G-special-The
Democrats I'm Isle of Wight county to-
day named delegates 10 The Ocean View
congressional convention Wednesday and
instructed them for Or. j. +. Bryant
State Senator II. +. hoykin presided
over the meeting in the absence Of Colo
mel G.. f.. Day county chairman, who was
ill
The cornerstone OF Providence Metho-
dist church. in Nansemond county, was
laid to-day. The ceremonies We're con-
Quoted blythe Masons. Ciuckatuck Lodge
was assisted by lodges from Suffolk,
Windsor and Blackwater
Rev DR.. Ray, OF Portsmouth, delivered
the addresses.
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PREMATURE EXPLOSION.
Artilleryman Badly Injured While
Firing salute.

BEAUFORT. n. O., JulY 4.-Special-At
Fort Macon to-day. i'm nring the annual
national Fourth OF July salute OF six
guns one OF the charges exploded prema-
turely and seriously II not fatally,
wounded Artilleryman Charles Roster.
His eyesight is destroyed and face,
arms and chest badly burned.
A colored volunteer OF me oxford COM
panv arrived Saturday night, and was
drowned Sunday mornns In the surf by
Tho trrIarfous
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-05
BISHOP GIBS0N'S VISITATION.
Five Candidates Confirmcd-Major \
N. Drury Getting Well.

MISSIONER. July A-Special.-This pa
IRISH has been greatly ble- by the first
visitation of Bishop Gibson. who has just
finished his round OF work leaving behind
him much good seed for piritual growth
and pleasant memories
Despite the heat large congregations
listened 10 his at Mapsic0. Westover and
Grace churches. and the labors of the rec
tor Rev j. g. Cornick. were rewarded by
the confirmation Of five Candidates.
Threshing Is I'm progress all over the
county the yield being reported as fair
By such threshermen as I have seen.
Mrs. J. c. Cornick. with her little
family. leaves to-day for Princess Anne
20 spend the balance Of the summer with
her parents.
Major A. II. Drewry n Westover. IS
steadily improving. but ill confined to
the house.
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FlRSI COUNCIL MEETING.


The FIRST meeting of The new Common
Council was held last night. MIR. James
Caskic. the president presided. There
were present Messrs. W. ~. Woody and
Uonn T. west
Alr Woody. who has never missed a
meeting nor been late moment. entered
me han promptly at o'clock having
como au the way from Chester where
ie was attending the annual outing OF
Pickett Camp.
clerk August called the roll Mr. Woody
hoved to adjourn. and the Councils FIRST
meeting was "a thing OF the past
Both branches OF the Eounch VIII meet
IN Joint session Thursday evening next.
30 elect Ono omccrs who were nominated
some time ago.
ON this occasion MoHsrs. TWpin and
Caske viii make known the standing
rOmlrttcos Tor tne session Mucn In
terest Be- felt Oh VINO Will compose these
lmp0rtauf bodies.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-05
NATIONS DAY OF
INDEPENDENCE.
Echoes from the Events Of July the
Fourth.
GLORIOUS NEWS FROM SANTIAGO
Sampson's Great Deeds Inspire Pat
riousm-A Unique and Enjoyable
Celebration tGlen Allcn-Fire-
works, Picnics, Excursions,
GLORIOUS NEWS FROM SANTIAGO

The glorious news from Santiago yes
tr-fav greatly enhanced the pleasure
hafau iu the Observance OF independence
Dav The city resoundod with the de-
donations OF nrccrackcrs from carly
morning until late az night and when
darkness fell there were many pretty
pyrotochnic displays despite the hea'y
rain.
Heavens artillery. too. Joined IN the
work OF celebrating. and the deep rum
ale OF thunder reminded one OF Samp-
gons heavy guns as they roared ioIh
The doom OF Cctvora's unhappy fleet
DAY OF EXCURSIONS.
Yesterday was O. day OF excursions ana
pcnics, and though the majority Oh tne
pleasure seekers reached home drencne1
So the skin. they were all happy ana I"Ii
tor the most parO OF patriotism ana
other things.
Tho ,yar-worn veterans Of Pickett camp
weut 90 Chester. where their advance
guard had discovered a splendid camping
place and there they put ln "a day Fli"-
mfnr over with the memories on inc
rast. and also made enjoyable ln the
present hy alI the good things oDtainaoie.
both solid and liquid. o,
Hundreds and hundreds went 90 Old
Point. Ocean View. Virginia Beach. and
puckroe Beach. while STRONG force OF
LEGAL gentlemen loft 10 attend Che meet
ing of the bar Association, which con-
venos to-day
The most unique and enjoyable trip OF
the day. however. and one which many
took. was Go Glen Allen. where most
delightful programme was rendered
Captain John Cuss1us. who, as most
mas no equal saw that al his guests
had n royal good time The programme
consisted of "a most beautiful and varied
Fferfav of fireworks under the direction
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We'd in Weldon.

A special to The Times last night from
Weldon. y. c.. says:
f. N. Condry and Miss Susie Brau-
drick. both of Richmond, Va. were mar
rled AT Halifax to-day, Justice Wilcox
performing the ceremony
They returned TO Richmond on the az
fernoOn train.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-05
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Senator JcHrics Here.

state Senator j. l.. Jcffries. OF Cnl-
pepper. IS az Murphy's Hotel. lie Is on his
way 20 Ola Poini - attend the meeting
OF the Bar Association. Miss Jeflries Is
with him.
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cense 10 one colored couple.
Rev w T. Williams, pastor OF West
End Methodist church. received a tele-
gram Sunday calling him to the bed
sISe Of his aged mother. who was taken
Tie left on the first train yesterday
morning for Sussex county, where she re-
sides.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Miss Minnie Charter. OF west Seventh
street left Saturday to visit her aunt.
Mrs. James Clements. I'm Washington, D..
Mavor Maurice IS spending the Fourth
with his family in White Han. Bucklng-
Miss Ella Charter left Sunday to visit
the family OF her uncle, Mr.. James b.
Fitzgerald. I'm Roanoke Rapids y. C..
Miss Meatry Williams left Saturday 10
visit friends and relatives On Chester
field county.
Mr. irving Gary. formerly n this CITY.
and a brother Of Mr.. George Gary. is in
the CITY visiting his people. lie now
makes Henderson ~ c.. his home.
Mr.. Iucian Amos. OF Baltimore IL
spending the holidays with his family
Mr.. r. c. White. Of Bremo Bluff. is
here visiting friends.
Mr.. John A. Wilson. OF Wilmington. y.
c.. is visiting his mother IN Swansboro
Mrs George Kimmel and family and
Mrs. Edward Kimmel and family. Of
Lebanon. Pa, are visiting Mr and Mrs.
G. ID. Kimmel. OF Twelfth and Melon
ough streets.
Mr.. J. J. RIan,on. Of Durm'd. Campbell
county. Is I'm the city visiting his chill
dren
Mr.. r. w Broadnax. 81 Newport News,
is here visiting his family re was aC-
companled bv his brother Mr.. Merri-
wether BrOadnaX.
Mr.. Clarence Il. Pickett. lon for Ports
mouth SATURDAY night 20 VISIT friends,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-05

moved. This adds much TO the comfort
OF the audience as Il gives free access TO
the breeze and Will make II an ideal
pavilion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-05

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-05

All grades reduced as fol-
lows.
One lot from SIPS to tic.
each.
One lot from s1.75 to 81
each.
one lot from $3.50 to $3.50