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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-15
COURT OF JUSTICE JOHN,
The Largest Docket of the Year was
DISMISSED of by His Honor.

Justice Cruthcdeld put in a good day.
work yesterday. He disposed pc
sides the regular docket Oh 80 Tdses
of parties delinquent for city uceh-
SEES. among them being mefchduls'
dentists. liquor dealers, physicians. law
yers and nearly every profession OF hd"9
represented IN the city. -
a large number OF the cases Went , oHer
TO the 9th instant, the parties promising
TO pay at that time. Rules were Issued
Tor others. while in number or instances
cases were dismissed because the oe-
linQuents could not be found.
Mr. Dunkley who runs the bar az the
Imperial Hotel was charged with Keep
ing it open and selling liquor on SUNDAY;
The Information was that the onence nad
been repeated ten consecutive Suuddya.
The case went over until the 18th Tor
further information.
Bessie Campbell. who gave her address
as north Thirteenth street, went out on
"a little spree Tuesday and hired buggy
at Sweeney livery stable. She attempt
ed 10 take moonlight ride, but as the
moon did not accommodate her, she be
came mixed up i'm the darkness and found
b. difficult TO manage the horse, which
ran off down Main street and knocked
some of the Lexington hotel chairs over
She was arrested and carried 10 the
Second station and was fined by the FIG
ure on the Throne the sum Of $3.50 and
costs
Dan Halman. Madison Brown ana b'-
die Lewis three cOlored boys, were sent
down for 30 days on 500 security
Alexander williams was alleged 70 have
abused e. A. Ezekiel. but the case was
dismissed upon tho payment Of costs
amounting 90 Sl.20.
MARGARET Bullock. Lizzie Bennett. col
orod were each hned $50 with costs.
being disOrderly on the street
w J., Jones, colored beat Kate Walker
I'm the barroom of VIM. Taylor, and he
was fined $40 and costs.
Jack Long got drunk on the street and
nourished a big butcher knife. and he had
a razor IN his pocket. For being drunk
he was fined 81. for carrying concealed
veauons he was fined $50. with accom-
pdnying costs.
Jeanette Turner. colored. was fned g
and costs for being drunk and disorderly
Do the ANNOYANCE Of the neIghborhood.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-15
TO RECODIFY THE
CITY ORDINANCES
This Much-Discussed Question is
Again Revived.
THOUSAND DOLLARS ASKED FOR.
This Amount VIII BE Sufficient TO DO
the Work-No Tax to BE Put on
Bootblacks-IDspection of Carts
and other Vehicles.
THOUSAND DOLLARS ASKED FOR,

The Committee on Ordinances, at It's
session last evening. took up the ancient
question OF recOdiiyiug the city orol
uances. This time there seems gooc
prospect that the work will be done Tor
the councilmen are just entering upon
their term, and are fun OF enersy ana
vigor.
For many years the Council has been
struggling with this question, and nearly
three thousand dollars have been eNpeho-
ell I'm AN effort 10 secure new copies OF
the city ordinances. All the endeavor
has been in vain. however, and the
much-patched-up book in the possession
OF City Clerk Ben n. August Is the only
copy of the ordinances in existence.
The committee met at o'clock with
the following members present. Messrs.
Bl00mberg chairman. Drowry and Pol
lock-
BOOTBLACK TAX.
The committee considered an ordinance
referred by The Common Council making
80 unlawful for b0Otblacks 20 carry on
their avocati0n on the streets after
O'Clock 4. VI. ON Sundays. and requiring
them 90 pay r. license tax of two and a
half dollars for permission 10 follow their
avOcatiOn.
Mr.. Pollock stated that he was opposed
90 the license feature. as he did not sup
pose there were half a dozen boOtblacks
who were possessed of as much as two
and a half dollars at any one time
Major Drewry cOucurred I'm Mr.. Pol
locks views and said he could not really
see any necessity for such an ordinance
III b00tblacks were disordcrly or inter-
fered with pedestrians ON sundays, the
police have authority under existing ordi-
uances to- abatc the trouble.
The ordinance was returned 20 the
Council with the recommendation that It
be rejected.
TO INSPECT VEHICLES.
A resolution referred by the Board OF
Aldermen requiring all carts. wagons and
other vehicles 90 be inspected by the city
Inspector at least once a. year and pro-
yidlng for "a fee Of fifty cents TO be paid
said Inspector for such inspection by the
owner of said carts &c, was presented
and considered.
Tt was finally laid on the table on mo-
ton of Mr.. Pollock until the next meet
ing az which time persons Interested viii
be- invited % appear before the commit
tee.
The committee then took up the old
question of tho revision and recodihcation
of the city ordinances, and adopted mo-
ton recommending 20 the Council the APP
propriatlng of $1,000 with which TO em-
plOy a suitable person 10 codify the pres
emit ordinances OF the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-15
MOST ENJOYABLE FARCE.
The Adventures of Miss Brown Prove
Extremely Amusing.

The brightest and most thoroughly en-
ioyable farcical play which has enlivened
fhe Academy OF Music I'm many moons
was presented there last night under tno
title of "The Strange Adventures OF Miss
Brown.
There Is scarcely a dull moment IN the
play from start 10 finish, and II aoounds
iu ludicrOus situations. Every member
of the cast performed his or her part
with snap and spirit. 49,.
Miss Lucia Moon. as Angela Bright
well. the heroine. was distinctly 4 sue
cess. and Mr.. u. p. Tucke. In the double
role OF CAPTAIN Courtenay, of the lines
kiuen Dragons, and Miss Brown. an m
mate of a girls academy, was inimltSD PIE
Afr. J. =. MacSweeney, as MAJOR y Cal
laahcr. acted the part Of a JoVial lrlsn-
man. equally ready for fun or q ngnt'
perfectlv: Mr. s. VI. Seidman. as Herr
Won Mozer a music teacher, Mr.. II. j.
Jackson, as a solicitor. Miss Florence
BAKER. as Mrs. O'Galagher. and MISS
Theresa Newcomb as Miss Romney, prin-
cipal OF the academy. were all excellent
IN their several roles.
From the hero and heroine down 20 the
pretty school girls. each succeeoef IN
thorouehlv pleasing the audience, as at
tested by repeated applause and laughter.
Considering the season, the audlehce
rs9f nieht was very good though not so
large as the play merited.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-15
THE DELINQUENT TAX BUSINESS
over Five Hundred Notices Have Beeu
served on HcnricOans.

Rut little business outside the regular
County Court session is done about The
Henrico County Courthouse these days,
but the business pertaining 20 the deln-
ouent taxes goes on as usual
one of the big-hearted giants who wear
the badges of deputy sheriff was be-
moaning his lot Of being required 10
serve these notices yesterday morning.
'Do Won know" asked the deputy.
that over FIVE hundred Of these papers
have been made out since TINS dellnQu"ht
tax syndicate began work. Ana these
writs are directed at only one class the
81 ten YOU" continued the sympathetic
giant. III YOU want 10 get points about
mo iuiquifies Of the last legislature,
Won ought TO hear some Of these poor
people talk when they get one OF these
",rhe meancst part of this business Is
that most OF the deiinquents affected
have barely roof 10 cover them.
aTbe other day / went out 90 serve
one ON am old darkey woman who was
alone i'm her tumbledown shanty. ] tell
YOU. 1 felt pretty mean when I read her
fhc paper that told her that If she didn't
pay up her taxes. that harsh measures
would be taken.
"You see the amount due was only
eighteen cents. but now. including thc
costs this poor old uigser viii 11te I"
paw over eight dollars before she is rec
leased" and the big deputy come near
spllline over as he tucked the papers INTO
his pocket and went out in the rain.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-15
The SLOT MACHINES.
Their Rise and Progress in the City of
Richmond.


Richmond is infested from end TO end
with nickel-in-tnc-slot machines. and
they arc literally patrOnized by a large
percentage OF me city population.
These machines. and others OF "a SINH
jar nature. made their advent here some
AtafH ESQ. eud, until very recently. were
wholly confined 90 saloons. They were
regarded hy ihe police with suspicious eye
as h.la. run in violation OF law, aud
toe uiNr"fH made war upon them, the
consequence being that Tor a time they
liartiftiI3 disappeared, or were run IN
very Quict manner
1hr ii-. legislature. however, among
Wa n3 'llti Things OF more or less note.
took up tn. question and passed a law
lmposi. upon nickci-in-the-sl0t machines
and ueFleDs ol a similar character, Ii
celso tlA 0i $50 per anunm. The city
tax De- $40 per anuum. but next year there
81 prospect OF iis being increased 10 a
Squire. in many cases. prohibitive.
tniH ace gave tle machines a clear
neid. ana the output grew enormously.
The machines began 90. cnlarge their field
~ usfiulness. From the saloons they
bgaucheu Qua aud invaded the confines ~
nearly every Kind Of store in the city
Now person can scarcely walk nffv
wards anywhere in the business dIstria,s
aa 10 flies around. and the semi-occos ionsi
dropping or uickols as winner striLes
Tie color he played.
AZ first when the machines made tho
ea 'O0ns their places OF abode only fhe
male sex dallied with them but NOW
since they have extended their opera
tons men women and children DAILY an
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-15
THE MACHINE WINS.
Mr.. Agnew's Followers Capture the
New state Republican Committee.

The machine Republicans arc iubiIant
They captured the three members of the
State Committee IN the First Congress
sional District. which settles the question
that they viii control the party macliu-
cry. The machine men have clear ma
iority of the uncOntested committeeman
and they will undoubtedly cause 10 be
seated their representatives, from the
Second. Third, Fourth, and sixth dis
tricts.
will be "a meeting of the state commit
tee early in October FOR reorganization.
Mr. Park Agnew will succeed himself as
chairman. ,.,
Ii is probable the anu-machine Repuoli-
cans viii decline 10 accept the results
of the several conventions as true eN-
preston Of the Will Of the party ana
there Is little doubt that rival machine
viii he created. IN other words. there
will no doubt. be two state Somm ds ,be
state Republican Committee elected DF
the First District Convention; G. \. NC
Kennev. of Cape Charles; James a.
Turner. Of Fredericksburg, and Il. G..
Walker, OF Gloucester.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-15
OPENING OF THE CAMPAIGN.
Cant. Lamb TO speak Before the Mon
roc Democratic Club-Public Invited

,rt. Monroe Democratic Club VIII nllu
n rncotinr an BIS BAN Pickott Camp h4lll ;,
corner Fuh and Broad streets ON IT,
gs,. ri~bf lad Sis D.. N Captain Jonn
Lamb tho Democratic csniinale ri,
Glr~ro-s from fhe Third District Wlll
..lt.... the voters uu0u the issues Of tlf
dar. thus oDenue the campaign in inns
Nii whether members or not are ln-
vifcd bv tle club to nf
fhe aruuaf election 0f DnICnrs oi ile 'INn
VIII he hcld after the speahne. ana OF, it
viii probably ho warm competition I'H
at faref some OF fho positions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-15
HAMPDEN- SIDNEY.
The Opening OF a New Session With q
LARGE Numher of Students

HAMPDEN-sIDNEY, VA, Sept. IA
Special--Tne l2id session OF the College
began this afternoon az clock with an
address by Dr.. George ii. Denny. pgoies-
SCR OF Latin.
The students are coming in by every
train, and It Is confidently expected the
number Will equal or exceed last year >
record.
DR.. Monmouth Smith. the new profess
sor OF chemistry. has arrived. Mrs. L.
NJ. TaDD. OF Farmyllle, now occupies the
house formerly occupied By DR.. English
Mrs. c. V. Johnston has taken the resi-
dence owned by Prof. c. W. Sommerville.
OF Baltimore. Miles NJ. Martin, Esq. will
move into DR.. Hersmans old residence
near the Seminary building
Prof. Willis ii. Bocock and family left
yesterday for Athens. Ca. Or. James
Murray, pastor OF the College church,
has returned from his vacation.
The members OF the Faculty are all on
the ground ready for work, and greatly
encouraged by the outlook.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-15
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmonds
Citizens and other Matters

Interesting Facts About Richmond's
Citizens and other Matters
Miss Marie Rhodes. Of Cartersvlile' IS
visiting the Misses Gold, OF coz Il west
Main.
Mr. G. E. Guvenator and family Will
return from Atlantic City on to-morro"
for the winter.
Mrs. c. L. Ford and Miss Eua Mann,
OF 40. 4Oi west Marshall street. leave Tor
New York this morning on business.
Miss Eva T.. Leath. OF Petersburg. IS
WISHING relatives AZ 1912 west Cary street
and "a north Fourth street
Little Miss Genevieve Powell. who was
very I'm AT her home on west Main street.
Is now cOnVale9cent
Suit was instituted yesterday In the
Circuit Court by John Lamb, trustee.
AGAINST John Peck and wife, action OF
unlawful detainer Tor certain property.
DIR. A ". Chndress. accompanied by
his daughter Mrs. w. +. Childress, Of
keystone. w Va. Is visiting relatives
and friends and stopping with his broth
or Mr. r. l.. Childress, OF Church Hill
Miss Churchill and Fontaine Jones, OF
st. Louis. Mo. are the guests OF them
uncle DR.. George W. Jones. us east
Franklin street.
Mary. the seven year old daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Horace a. Hawkins, Mo-
glgj east Grace street, L. III with dlphthe-
ria.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-15
THE GOVERNOR DEPARTS.
He Returns 10 His Family at East Rad
ford-Thc Special Elections.

GOVornOr IYler Ieft the oily I1st nltnI
for Radford. He will remain there until
about the first of October. when be viii
return here with his family.
The Governor has practically made mp
his mind 10 order special elections 90 iill
legislative vacancies IN November.
Governor Tyler has accepted appoint
ment as am honorary vice-presldeni of
the special commission appointed by Mr..
p. w. Peck. who has charge of the Unit
ed states exhibits at the Paris EXposi-
tion 10 raise money 10 erect monument
TO Lafayette.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-15

different sections Of the country. were
represented. Sovereign Grand-Command-
err Jones gave notice that the Supt enc ,
this council. %, =,
Illustrious Magnus r. Robinson 80 de-
gree Of Alexandria. Va, was elected Sc
cOnd Assistant Grand Secretary-General.
The session was harmonious, and many
prominent colored Masons were present.
THE mex session will be held IN CleVe-
land o.. In September 1899.
Monday night a banquet was held IN
honor of Grand-Commande Jones. which
WIS lnrgnLN attended.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-15

Tho outlook is for an unu5uially larse
nuniber of students at the UniVelslly OF
Virginia the coming i" pl.b
number of young gentlemen ieit ,.. i,il,i-
mond Yesterday 20 enter llls lii ...5 t.cr
Ten days ago fifty NOR, ,oC cporre 'ao
signed for than on '''
date of last year. ,.i..,e~ ara
mo following youns. sen,ls,i'gl -. ~. +
some of those who wl. r-nl.+ ~
L. II. Blair. IT.. II. O. E +, n in -; r.
Harrison. w O.. helu, III ~ VV9rvyici,
a. \. Wexford. p. J.. Worm1eleey; J. p.
liza. j. q. stiles. W. ape, .
vicharx A Nfosoley and r. Wilson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-15
THE SEABOARD'S CASE.
judge Simonton Hands Down His
Opinion i'm the Suit

judge simonton has handed down
an opinion in the case Of Thomas +.
Rvan AGAINST the Soaboard and Roanoke
Railroad Company. This cause was ar
'',Sed I'm the United States Circuit Court
al Ashevne. ON the 10Th OF August last.
cifizen of the state of New York. filed
his bin of complaint against the Sea
hoard and Roanoke Railroad Company
and Tcch r.. Watts. citizens Of the State
OF Virginia; the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail
road Company. citizen OF the State OF
North Carolina, and Messrs. Hoffman,
NcIane. Minis. and Fisher citizens OF
the state OF Maryland.
The bin Is by a stakeholder In the first
named corporation. in behalf Of himself
and other stockholders After stating
what IS the SeabOard and Roanoke Rail-
road Company. It. AYERS that II Is in the
control of eight subordinate railroad
companies constituting with II a system.
designated by the style OF the Seaboard
Airline. OF one Of these subordinate
corporations. the Raleigh and CASTOR
Railroad Company It owns majority
OF stock therein. and absolutely controls
tha aieation OF its directors and oths1
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-15
Sisters DeGraf Are Favorits.

AZ there Is one feature more than an
other among those composing the all
star bin at Main Street Vaudeville Park
this week. that enjoys the distinction OF
being the favOrite. il is found In the
bright spccialties contributed by the Sis
tiers De Graf. They are the embodiment
OF a sprightly vvacity and with good
voices. pretty ways and pretty costumes,
ind no difficulty In fascinating their du-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-15

ichmond-Carborry Burton trustee to
G.. B. MOuntcastlo 30 feet ON west side
OF Beverly street. $40.
G.. Il. Mountcasuc and wife 10 J. NJ
Jackson 80 feet on west side OF Beverly
street $50.
Ronrco-F. A. Deane 10 WIN T.
Brandt. 30 feet on south side OF Cary
street $3.50.
Annie Toombs 10 Marcola Toomos., )
acres on Hungary Road, SIS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-15
Onening Exc,ciscs.

The opening exercises Of the Southern
Presbyterian College for young ladies'
were held at the college building Third
avenue. Chestnut Hin, yesterday morn
irg
The exercises were particularly enjoy
able consisting OF prayer. addresses and
delightful music.
There IS promise OF a useful and pros
porous year before the school.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-15
REPUBLICAN MEETING.
Nominee Russell Opens His Campaign
at Harris Hall.

The Anti-M3chine Republicans opened
their campaign in this city 40 Harris
Hall on north Third street last night
The meeting was held under the aus
pieces of the colored Republican League
and Dr. r.. j.. Jones pre- .dcl. Mr. Otis
H. Russell the nominee Tor Congress,
was the principal speaker Some OF the
c0l0rcd men also made addresses ana pot
shot was poured into tne int.hliie iac-
domination of The machine meinod5 tiI-
pioyed at the Hanover convention.
a band OF music was 0n mama ana a
large crowd. nearly ail coiorCI. attended
The ANTS are getting ai.! ...,. S ~ 10
shape preparatory To- lfesehllns ~ -i5
case 10 the Civil Service commission ana
r.. National CQngf essional Dcmmlttee
John Mitchell and John clinton, Jrs are
expected tO go 20 Washington
IL is denied that there has been any
split between the League and the Mitch
eil-Bahen faction. All the litt.e factions
fh.f make nl the anti-mi chine wing OF
the party are said to- De working in per-
feet harmony.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-15
sergeant Brock Has Fever.

Sergeant A. Tyler Brock. OF Company
NJ Fourth Regiment, who returned home
about ten days ago on sick leave. is az
the home OF hts father. DR. {. ". Il.
Brock with typhoid-feVer. Under care
ful nursing however he is rapidly inn
proving. though IL will be some time
ere he will be able TO rejoln his regi-
ment at Jacksonville
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-15
READINGS AND MUSIC.
Unique Readings &c be Held in Rich
mond This Winter

,..,I Qutf. kA-fufor
.,.-,...'., .,... s,.,.,,.,.,l,rs GOT have
..,i.'.tf.,e fo 2, series of receD-
,l'' LIZ Ii,os and music no be-
mons. VIII .,,',,'l fortniohtlv
i.lN '" Nn 49, tse. ana f.4q af 1Ol
l'' i''- ',,t.i,,, .freef tne residence of
XII I.n1''l ~ Pace. Tho invitations
NJ .,.f,. qtfror af interest because of
fre N.1tI-@ rovelfy of fhe idea $50 far as
This community is concerned. Mrs.
ssuanyside" in Abcmar.e but returned
90 Richmond yesie,r,oay. ,i Lns ftoop ,rSai
may be called The northumberland .i i,ie
ot lne winter one ul l- iis tbe
ANA o'ishiIi- lfhl"i''-
Literary e-emcnl Dr. .9..e'I ,.,.,,,,,5
o,.t .,5 tb.f to lbs nrea8rltion has been
n.ol-lI i-u.n ,A.. -.. ,rfias and rv-
OF .l'' ...'i m,.-N..li-,. Miss Pace il j.
.. i--.,,.d ,ii .rn.rr.frnl the musical
l., to lo fna. Mel.
s hoo roncrallv RECOGNIZED to need com-
.,' ,.Il.l- nnnreciqtod as is
tre boe,,f,, of h.r ,uIc- anal her personal
nont,lnrit, Airs. PAGES house ls
t.,..i..r,e ,-a and ff- large uarlOrs Will
offer the finest facilities for tne periec-
+f.rs nf fhe social feature of the rccep-
lions so fhaf fr0m aU saudu0ints very
t.rffad interest Ie f.It iu the opening
of ths series
49,
r ,...... and Miss Cor
Al7. ammo -. ''.ii r.,r,, he White
l.ue Dgril4t tt ,rbrce ,yeal.-
oHipiri t r,r ,rt-fo and
@5p ' .. t. E.en corfred 10 hor
nlNDe lIiHt 'ill' i.'' ..,ff-.i,,9- .-rosf
room as result "-'' 500
PAIN
Mrs jane e9s, it,7l ' ll-i,.cro,. bsyo
Feefath anu " 4. At ,ii"'
returned to Richmond
Miss Annie Empie Sheppard VIII llvl
return 10 Richmond before ootopeF l'''
Mrs Edward Reilly Stettnius and her
.,-l rtii5ron Who are now az the white
m DO b. o.narrnd visit the former
1srents. I'm This city. before returning 10
Cbtr-.s,
... ,...i,..d g., pfehr1ond
News NA' .it he p4fftroora
oI ihe CIRCUS, pilb9~d Malcolm
4ome. on ,,.,,...,. .,,tbrr and schoi-
John t2n. me g.ir be received With
keen ,t.lited I Rilbmo8d. and was
t",...', -.,,gf friend 81 the late Or
r-y- tt.tiite s+ r,hoea house he
idh.l7 ~ ii'-'' rr f--f ,.ieir WAS b.
au'l.f rl.si,,- IT, Virie' death
cf--f 'r.t,.-ror comes of DISTINGUISHED
rst ft--.g. Mis- oraat-grand fatn-
ID e'.'-' p-,. ,rror,@- r9ruefor Tref rao-
~ -,-,-,, ~ corru-aU in Char
IioI OF lHg IL hsosr,o rector under
.g.to c,...' f,,ri~s rbe reien of Georca
,re III I'm l5 holding the position Tor
nero thar twenty wears He was a ma
FrrsncinI9 iB.6uidin. danehter OF Colonel
rborres Rouldin. Of Revolutionary fame
.rbe erandf9ther Of the author went from
viroinia 10 Georgia I'm 1922 settling IN
Hancock county. when the latters faith
~ US cnIv eleven wears of age
Al the close az the VIZ Colonel John
st0n removed TO Baltimore. establishing
r6e noted Penn Tucv school fl- bow
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-15
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
The johnson Readers Placed on the
List Yesterday.

The State Board of Education held
meeting yesterday and adopted the read
ers published by b. r. Johnson & Com
pauy.
stones TO Literature had previously been
placed upon the the list. Montg )mery $
Beginners American History and the
Virginia School journal for teachers were
Secretary Brent Of the Board has rec
turned from visit TO his family at
OnanCOck.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-15
o.n,nillcc Nleetincs Tn-DnY.

The following Council committees Will
meet I'm the city Hall to-day:
Hi,,.,,r,ittee on Streets o'clock
conmittee on Light. O'Clock.
Comwittfe on Grounds and Buildings,
7:S0 O'Clock ., -..o
Committee on First Market clock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-15

Cooke and Osten with their Illustrated
.,',,os ,,a Inc lifs and visor OF the hil
r1a",il c,~eof park this week. and tho
SONGS of'1lr Cooke so ciear'y ana p ,,,,.
ciseN illustrated oy Mr So 80" arc "'''"'
'i lnr M, bse made herself a favOrite
with p, happy collection OF Irish and me-
gro songs. o..,,4~oii are nuzzliua,
MANY with their tricks OF JubsliN5'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-15
r.orc.f Biz Engines.

-, W L Hartman. air-brake expert
MI, NJ -Four Railway Company. is
ppe.cisiered at the LeNins.o'n H ,5 MT Mt.
itaI tiil"i ttt-@rte These works are bu.it-
mot We Consolidated freight engines for
in5 fig -Four and Mr.. Hartman Is here
eho 80 the working conditions OF the
,',.cbires under pressure.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-15
Monument dwelling.

on Sunday evening next at O'Clock.
Hickory Camp. No. s. Woodmen Of the
World will unveil the monument erected
TO the memory OF our deceased Sovereign,
Robert McClintock. at Riverview Gene
terry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-15

The twenty-ninth annual session Of TIE
Thirty-third Degree colored Masons came
20 close ar o'clock Tuesday afternoon
al Foushee Hall.
Sixty-nins consistorisz. representing