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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-03
OCTOBER COURTS.
Long Tcrmsor the Hastings and the
Chanccrv Trihu"ais Commence.

long TcrmsOf the Hastings ana the
Chanccry Tribunals Commence.
The october term of the Hastings Court
commenced yesterday. The following
crand turv was sworn: Thos. Boiling. Jr.;
" 7 WestwooG. I,hc L~ichtenstein, j..
lambert q. Harvey Clarke, J. X.
ebepard. 4. IL. Yarbrough, John a. Cur
,is George Schoen. The grand jury re-
ported the following "true-bil mulcl-
ments: John A%bernathy, Dlcey James,
Albert Lewis and Jeanette IuiheI' All
charged with felony.
Trials resulted as follows: burton
smith. feionious assault, thirty days IN
iail and one cent fine; Mary Flournoy.
entering dwelling and stealing articles OF
wearing a%nparel, two years d. the peni-
tertiary.
qhc Chancery Court also convened yes
ferdov in october term. with Judge Lamb
ON the bench. Court transacted business
preliminary TO the real wotN before n,
setting cases for trial. etc. The term VIII
be ID long one.
In Che Circuit Court yesterday suit was
entered 10y j. Tuck vs.. Mrs. II. v. Pfet-
low. Tor
In the r.1 Equity Court yesterday
iudrment W r.ndercd in favor of tho,
SNYDER J. co.. US. /. Bowman &
Co. for s95.i1. The case was contested
Judgment was also rendered In favor OF
the Geiscr Manufacturing CO. VS.. D. ..
and l.. G.. Meadows. for S2l5.2o.
John T.. Lea qualified on yesterday 10
practice i'm the Law and Equity and the
CnanceTv Courts. Jos. +. Taylor quail
0ed 10 practice in the Law and Equity
Court.
In The Chancery Court yesterday A.
pnro ploir qualified as guardian Of Alice
Sman Blair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-03
TO DIVIDE THIRD MARKET
Partition Bctwcen Market Proper II
Large Public Hail Proposed,

The Committee on Third Market met
AT 7.so o'clock and took up the matter OF
dividing the market house by erecting a
PARTITION in ORDER TO devote one portion %.
the uses OF a pubic market house anc the
her 10 the purposes OF a public hall for
entertainments and large gatherings OF a.!
kinds. The Subcommittee 10 ~NU.A 1ne
lesion vas referred submitted pans for
the proposed improvement and reported
fhat p. ..r about ons-hith Of the staAs
and s..u IN he market were now &C.
cup.ed. re building could be divided
without great cost and without detTiment
10 the business interests OF the present
stall renters.
The plans submitted provide for a hall
with a seating capacity Of about 5000
an elevated stage and other conveniences,
al expense OF about s., 400. The commit
tee decided 10 recommend TO the Council
that the said improvement be made. The
opinion was expressed hat II the neces-
say appropriation is made by the Council
the building viii eventually bring the
city in quite a handsome profit every year.
The payroll WAS approved and other
matters OF business Of q routine nature
acted upon.
The Committee on Cemeteries met IN
the CITY Hail last nirht AZ S o'clock with
the fol owing members present: Messrs
Blanks (chairman) Grimes, Miner AMI
Wlams. The following receipts were
reported for the month OF September;
Oakwood. N79.l0. River View. s1l7.71.
shockoe Hill. (quarter) 5000. The pay
rolls Of the several cemeteries were ap-
proved and sundry bills were approved
and ordered TO be paid.
The Committee on First Market met at
s o'clock and received the report Of the
clerk fer the month OF September, show
ing receipts from sanitary tax collections
amounting 10 $24l. 70: scale-house receipts,
fS 80. The payroll and sundry bills
were approved. and considerable routine
matters disposed Of.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-03
THE SERVANT QUESTION.
Chatham Puts n Tav on Agents Solic-
ing Laborers.

CHATHAM, VA. oct. 2-Special.-At a
recent meeting Of the Town Council a
license Of $50 was imposed on agents So
Letting laborers to be taken North and
West. This action was occasioned by
reason Of several agencies who are send
inc cooks and railroad hands North ara
West. AS II Is. the town has 10 draw
from the county for servants. and as soon
as they learn the rudimenis they are
picked up by agents and sent away
Within the past few weeks much i'm
provement has been done on the streets
I'm the way OF matchmaking and laying
brick wolks. No town in the State has
better walks, considering its size. thai
Chatham.
The Cherrystone Cannery has closed
after having had more success than was
ever hoped for. Nearly every can OF to-
matoes was sold before operations began
Every jobber who handled this brand
last year ordered from two 10 three times
the quantity this season.
Cards announcing the marriage OF Ms
Pearl Estelle White 10 Mr.. Frank Mar
shall. Jr.. are out. The viii
take place in the Baptist church at $50
p. NJ, October 18th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-03
NEW TRIAL WAS
REFUSED CARTER
He Was Given One Year for Assault
With a Beer Bottle,
A GIG STEAM SHOVEL
The Richmond, Petersburg aud Caro-
lima { q Use the Machine for Grad
ing in Chesterfield Daughters
Elect Officers and Delegates


PETERSBURG, VA, Oct. -|speciaA-
There WAS a killing frost in this city and
ID.
adjacent oou"''e7 '"''
Judge j. VI. Aiu"lh lo-""y REUSED '1
/ grant John Garter lco.ored) q new trial
,., o,,,,..t,l at This term OF fb.
- ""o
musings court o- -e''"'
john o.. Thurman. OF Norfolk. with a
,.., hattie and his punishment fixed at
one year HA lHe p'''' ~
Mr.. W. IT,. Doyle. ana
AZ DoyIe were ia lily to-day.
u.-
az. O.. a. HalsiaNe --- -i'' i''a'"'
/ OF Newark. y. D.. are h-fc on a Nlslt'
BIG SHOVEL.
p.l pe...s,rr- and Carolina
- -,,,,.nv V4I commence this
- r',. steam shovel. I'm the
nl-orhNrb,.d or Tic E.rsinia Normal and
~lT"-l.,. f~r.iItuta in Chesterfield coun-
-. 81, .,.5ln- us road. This shovel has
-,,raeity oil removing IDJO cubic yards
~ t,,.
M annual meeting OF line Petersburg
cta,tor limited Daurntc-s Of the Com
raeeracv. was neld llis afternoon when
,bc following officers were elected. Fie
ideut Mrs. Robert o.. Meade, Nire-fle-l-
dent. Mrs. 49,. j.. NalhlN-' li'a-
Miss Irbv Bollins, Rec'ruIis
Mrs. william IT, DreNIyi 49,.
secretary MISS M'y ir
Chapi'lN' -'i' mi ne tTl-s
rr,o on,,tor erorta1 the following as
doies,tes p, fro convention OF the Grand
Diyision and II the United Daughters OF
Confaderacv to be held in Richmoad next
November. Mrs. Mary e.. Dun.CD, MIS-.
lanes W. Claiborne Mrs. Robert T.. Wat
son. Mrs. w. H. Camp ana Miss lda
Lownes. Mrs. j. r. Meade. M nresleent
Of the chapter. ana Ml-. "'i'U
i'reNfV 'he secretary WI" ''
cohVentton; ssrss,rr>.r or-r-srrON
JUICE Niul-en .o-u"y "'
Oh '"e 1pp"1~,''" ~
NlcHou' 10 e.I4r0'
III ""4-n "0 H.iU l"Hl +o-
Oh revenue Oh que D''! ". "'-
no authority 10 "S' ohl'''eI 4-"i pi'le.''
ana "ssesse7 '"e same %
l'oh lor any oil ''e -
cept ior O"o S,"
amendment o. '"e GU,
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-03
Louisville, q: Chicago. I.
VIII Play in X chmnnd IN November.
Tup Ncheuuic.

LEXINGTON. VA, oct. Especial
Too opening OF me football season OF
l%3 hlds the adets OF the Virginia Mill
fify ln ttute on the gr.dirol with an ex-
N~eIfion1ily strong team to represent them.
hd ONE hat promises TO maze "a record
fnit VIII surpass even that made by
tn.ir splendid team OF last season. This
af Hnos the cadets with thirty or more
promising candidates on the aeld practic-
ing daily. u from tins large number
there VIII be little trouble I'm selecting a
strong and capable team
Among the men who are applying FOR
positions are: Roller. Rice. Rodgers.
Wright. OVAL. Biscoc. Bernard. McCabe.
1'izzinL Brown. Pasco. Smiley. Berry.
winston. Palmer. Kirk. MONTGOMERY.
Rawn, Luke. Taylor. Frazier. Marshall.
Janney. Brooke. Wise. Sheep. Jor-
dan. Johnson. Tucker and Robert
son. or this number there will
be picked out the men who Will
nhl the positions and with such a list Of
applicants there r. no reason why the
cadets cannot prepare a warm reception
Tor their visitors this fan.
The men reported for duty on the 9Th
Of this month. and were received by
Messrs. Sam. BOYD and Sam. Walker. the
tNo popular payers OF me cl1mp.cnShlp
pennsylvania team OF 90.
Under the able coaching OF these two
expert players. the men are fast round
ing into shape. and when the season opens
next Saturday there 81 no doubt that the
sprerb coaching which the men have re-
ceivcd viii show its effect
or tie players on last years team there
rena.n but four. Montgomery. quarter
back and captain. is playing RS fourth
ano los. year on The team. and biz play
Ing Is u the usual brilliant style which
has characterized DTS playing IN former
years.
Rice and Johnson are playing at their
old posiR nt the guards. and the way that
;ney ploush through the line o. the scrub
team IS encourag NJ. Biscoe. who played
a star gave - end last se1s.n has ben
playing bfhi~d tao lns this season. and
ne ''os ne seems 20 jlst! y maf'ng TIC
change.
II - hard 10 say ~ this early date Jus,
what men VII make the regular team.
but the probable line Up and weights OF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-03

J. SORROW un1u tho GRAY heads who marched
na.t with al. bold n step as advancing
wears permi,teI.
A sra,ial need Of applause went ONT
TO The veterans of the Spanish war who
mustered incredible numbers .0r the Da-
rade.
s. formidable detachment in the line
was that OF the international M1chiuists
following o. great sIN-inch r.irt cannon
from the Washington Naty YARD bear
ins the inscription "e ma"' l.e gums
for Dewey
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m - .-r.~- r,I .u ~ t5. lor,r
,..t.i ,.rs i~ Elm. abI. .e rIfh electric
il.bt s,on.rr words al welcome to
T.e,.y ore of tb.I. features was 81 ei-
aartf. Illuminated on,..ore addressed tl
admiral George Dewey. Manila. and
marked "Returncd to Washington
Tine German societies had most crol-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-03

NEW YORK. oct. 2-Admiral Dewey
left New York for washington this aiteF-
noon on a special train which brought "a
welcoming committee of citizens nom me
capital. Up TO the time of his departure
the scenes Of the last few DAYS were re-
pested, the Admiral being cheefed when
ever ne appeared IN public. he was
slightly fatigued and used his left hand TO
greet people. his right one being disabled
owing to the VIGOROUS Misunderstanding he
had gone through.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-03
TEN THOUSAND
CHILDREN MAY Go
Grand Welcome Being Arranged fer
the White Squadron.
WILL REMAIN FOR TEN DAYS
Norfolk Making Extensive Prepare
lions To- Make the Visit of Samp-
sons Fleet "a Notable Occasion.
Banquet and Ball.
WILL REMAIN FOR TEN DAYS

II the plans now being formulated by the
Chesapeake and Ohio officials meet with
the cooperation expected. at least lo.u""
scholars OF the Richmond public schools
will participate in the exercises welcoming
Rear-Admirals Sampson fleet TO Virginia
waters. This will prove one Of The most
instructive features of the occasion as
well as one Of the most laudable. As yet
a definite method of procedure has not
been decided upon. but plans will be form
ulated within a few days.
RICHMONDDRS' PART.
Richmond people will play no small part
in making the visit Of Rear-Admiral
SIMPSONS fleet to Old Point a memorable
event. as many have decided 10 visit the
city by the sea.
Norfolk's officials and leading men are
making extensive preparations Cor The
entertainment OF the naval officers. the
men OF the fleet and notablcs who VIII
be present. According TO the following
telegram. which was sent TO Secretary OF
the Navy Long ana was referred 10 the
Chief OF the Bureau OF Navigation Crown
inshie.d. the fleet will remain ten days,
but efforts are being made 10 have the
stay prolonged
Tho following telegram from Washing
ton explains itself:
"E. T.. Davis, Norfolk. Va:
North Atlantic squadron expected 70
arrive Hampton Roads the evening ~ Cc-
tober 5th. VIII probably remain about
ten days. CROWNINSHIELD''
one laudable feature of the occasion is
that the visit will be used as q method
Of instruction for the school]children. The
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad officials
are now at work upon a scheme by which
it is hoped that Al least 1905; scholars in
the Richmond public schools viii be able
to participate I'm the exercises attendant
upon the welcoming Of the leet.
No definite method of procedure has as
yet been adopted, but plans VIII be for
INFLATED within a few days.
BANQUET AND BALL
The banquet and ball which will be in
honor of Rear-Admiral Sampson will pro-
badly eclipse any like function ever Wit
messed in this section.
This feature VIII probably be bold W'a-
nesday evening. October 18th. and viii he
at the two hotels at Old Point
Fifteen hundred invitations viii be issued
for the ball. and al the banquet three
hundred covers will be laid.
Appropriations are also being made by
Norfolk and Newport News officials for
q magnificent display Of fireworks. and
the city of Norfolk viii lavishly decorate
IN honor Of the heroes. Some hope is also
being entertained that Admiral Dewey
and Secretary long will also be present,
the invitations sent them having. rs yet.
not been declined.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-03
\ shin Grnnnded.

NORFOLK, VA. oct 1.-The British
ship Hartsfeld. Captain Cristie, Of Liver
1ool. from South America, FOR Phiindel-
phia. loaded with iron ore. went aground
OF False Cane Life Saw ns station, near
currituck Inlet az I.30 tonight. The sea
is very rough and the life saving crew
stands by u a k Off the crew OF twenty
three men. Assistance has been sent from
here
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-03
Biz Iron Deal.

BIRMINGHAM. ALA. oct. 2-The en-
trial Foundry Company on New York, con-
trolling the soil pipe Industry. has secur-
ed an option on a hundred ton stack and
one thousand acres OF ore land anal, zlng
a per cent. metallic iron. IN the Birding
ham district. Experts viii snspeo the
property this week
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-03
Grrns nritnln WI Win.

PARIS. Oct. 2.-rhe Anglo-venezuelan
Boundary Commission Will render a ver-
dict tomorrow. 1t IS said. on good au-
thority, that the award is a decided VIC
thority. that the award is a decided vic
tory for Great Britain.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-03

New York al Boston.
Philadelphia at Baltimore.
Brooklyn at Washington.
Chicago az Louisville.
Pittsburg az ST. Louis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-03
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II it fails
to cure. L. w. Groves signature Is on
zach box. 21c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-03
Standing ofthc Clubs.


BOSTON. oct. 2.-Boston took two
games easily from New York to-day. la
The first game Gcttig was battcd hard.
while Willis kept his hits Wei scattered.
Ia the third inning of the second game
two bases on balls and six hits gave B0s-
ton 1--WE runs and the game. Tennv made
a fine one-handcd catch OF Davis liner
in the fourth inning.
The second game was called NJ The end
Of the sixth on account of cold weather.
Attendance. 1900.
First Game
Score: r. II. T..
Boston ............ 0OO12233x-11 Is O.
New York. 0OO1OO40O-5 Q 4
Batteries-Wiu's and Sullivan; Gettig
and Wilson. Umpires-Swartwood and
Hunt. Time. la.
Second Game
Score: r. III. +.
Boston ................ OO5OO0-5 10 ]
New crk........... OOOO21 Is = ]
Batteries-Bailey and Bergen; Seymour
and Warner. Tmpircs-Swartwood and
Hunt. Time. 1:o2.
P~htsburg. :; ~. Louis, q.
ST. LOUIS. oct. st. Louis made a
Garrison finish" to-day but could not
quite land. The Perfectos played miser-
able bail behind Young and really handed
the game 10 the Pirates. Attendance 100.
Score: u. II. j..
St. Louis........... 0O2OOO1O3-6 10 e
Pittsburg .......... 01OO2OO30- - -
Batteries-Young and Buelow, Gray and
Smith. Umpires-O'Day and Mcdonald.
Time. z15.
Brooklyn. &; baltimore. 3.
BALTIMORE. oct. 2.-Dwyer's rank de-
cision on Kecler al first base IN the e. shth
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-03

Black and WHO are gong 70 DC
fashionable this season.
Don't think you have all the
news in the paper every day unless
you read our ad.
Don't think you're thoroughly
posted on what to wear unless you
keep in touch with II store.
Our SIS Suits and Top Goats
outrival the merchant tailor's SIS
kind.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-03
SUNDAYS Games,
,rhcrc Thcy PlnN 10 Day.

Cincinnati. Z. Chicago. 3.
st. Louis. 4; Cleveland. g..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-03

1KkA2-zezg6r 0gyUuxE@
be men for next saturdays game is as

-H|L "AH "E-
Full-Back .......-.Kirk ."..-.......lS3
Rice. Biscoe and Gettys have been
slightly injured in the practice games Of
the past week. and it is stu doubtful
whether the coaches will play them or
not. In case thcy'do not play their places
viii likely be filed by Roller. Bernard
and Wise. all OF whom are able substi-
tutes.
A splendid schedule has been prepared
bv the managers. Cadets Walker and
Craigh,iA and the men will have ample
chance to show their mettle against foes
worthy Of their steel. The principal
game will be the Nov. 18th game, which
is still omen. Either University OF Nir-
GINA or the University of West Virginia.
or She University Of the South will be
PLAYED I'm Richmond on this date and the
other game Will be with the GEORGETOWN
Univ arsitv I'm Washington on November
Both. THANKSGIVING Day.
The other games scheduled are:
oct. eth. Roanoke College in Lexington.
oct. 14th. Washington and Lee Univer-
sity i'm Lexington.
oct. 21st. Baltimore Medical College In
Lexington.
Nov. 4th. Hampden-sidney College in
Lexington.
Nov. nth. open. game will be played
IN Richmond.
Nov. 18th. ST. Alh47s I'm Lexington.
Nov. eth. Washir on and Lee Univcr-
sity i'm Lexington.
Nov. 20th. Georgetown University IN
Washington.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-03
TWO GAMES FOR
THE CHAMPIONS
Won Easily From the Giants on the
Home Grounds.
ORIOLES BLAME The UMPIRE
Claim That a Rank Decision Gave the
Game 10 Brooklyn - Waddcli, of
ST. Louis, Broke the Seasons
Record in Strikcouts.
Yesterdays Scores.

Boston. lis; New York. 90.
Chicago. /; Louisville. q.
Pittsours. z; st Louis. 8.
Brooklyn. 4. Baltimore. 8.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-08-02
NO ALLIANCE AGAINST US.

south and Central American Rcpub-
lies Friendly to our Government.
Washington. Aug. 2.--The renewal
OF the report. this time from Rome.
that South and Central American coun-
tries are forming an alliance TO Offset
the American tendency toward expan-
sion and Imperialism. excites only de-
rislon In the diplomatic circles OF the
southern republics. One OF the best
posted OF these officials said today:
There has been no such movement,
so far as ! can learn from letters and
reports from many quarters I'm South
and Central America and from con-
stant association with representatives
from those countries. These show the
utmost cordiallty towards the United
States. and some OF the countries men
TONED as taking part in an alliance
have recently given strong expressions
favorable TO the United States. The
Argentine Republic is said TO be a
prime mover I'm the plan. but the pres
ident OF Argentina, i'm his recent mes
sage to congress- paid a glowing trib-
ute TO our friend and neighbOr, the
great republic Of the north
mo administration in any southern
republic could stand long on a policy
Of opposing this country, and as a
matter OF fact no responsible official
has ever proposed such n movement"
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Personally Conducted Tourist Excursions to
California without change of Cars.

Leaving Washington every Tuesday and
Friday at Ills a. M, the Southern Railway
operates Personally Conducted Tourist Ex-
cursions to San Franciso without change of
cars, conductors or porters The route is
through Atlanta, Montgomery, New Orleans
Houston, San Antonio, New Mexico, Arizonia,
and Southern California. The cars are the
very latest pattern Of Pullman Tourist
Sleepers, rosewood finish, have high back
seats, upholstered in rattan, are sixteen
section, supplied with linen ETC., same as
standard sleepers, lighted by Pintseh Gas,
have wide vestibules, double sash roller
curtains, lavatory, and smoking room for
gentlemen, and two retiring rooms for ladies.
Three and One-half days to Mexico and
Arizona, four days to Los Angeles and
Southern California, and five days to San
Francisco Such service for Trans-C Continental
travel has never before been offered
The tourist cariare is less than via any
other route, effeeting q saving of $500 to
$4,000 for the trip.
All information, maps and rates furnished
on application to Charles L. Hopkins, Dis
trict Passenger Agent, Southern Railway
Company, 62s Chestnut street, Philadelphia.