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New-York tribune., 1899-10-28
STAB Ir0UND ~ CHEEK FATAL.
NAN POUND DEAD WITH A SEVERE CIT AFTER
4 QUARREL.

= 2 NFFFTa
William Gas.' % No ls8 East One-hundred-and-
''el'eenta-s' VINO was employed by Naushton
~ me corf-ac;ors wss stabbed in the cheek
= "oht o. saloon ~ 80 10 LaWrcnce-st-. yester-
~ morning and dieG before az ambulance ar
..,s1' Il is eyed that Michael Dooiey. thirty
.'0 years old o. so. ~ West One-hundred-and-
,,"sn'y-sever,h-st who Is a foreman employed by
''s1saion & Co. did the stabbing
He'oFains 20 tfe police. Gault and Dooley ana
Ts...h. We're ar'r king together IN the saloon early
a. 'eet Her..rs While IN the saloon quarrel
rssSS. fSe,. eer 'eOley and Gouif When they
No. ie -.- -. tney qualrcled again.
No. Wrs arragneo ia The afternoon before
gs-5S 5S'stIate /-ler 81 the Harlem Police Court. and
'- 70 await the action OF the Coroner.
New-York tribune., 1899-10-28
HNRLcHN ~ NPLlK ~ THE cIrIc cLLB-

Frederick W H.rrichs wlr speak before the Ma
uonai Civic Clln. ar so. iff Montague-st., ~ Us
regular meeting next Tuesday evening Octo-
her 81 His subject Will DC some Current Political
Events
New-York tribune., 1899-10-28
COOPER UNION MASS MEETING,
CITIZENS UNION WILL RATIFY THE ANTI
rANlMANv TICKET TONIGHT


~. mass meeting 10 he held In the large hall OF
,,-o- Union this evening under the auspices Of
.Ao citizens Union Will bring together many Re
,bf,sns independent Democrats and members OF
10 1ndependsnt Labor party 70 ratfy the ant-Tam-
,.rv fusion ticket. Speeches will be made by
ssvsral representative men. James r. Burnet.
,.,-uao o. lie Citizens Union Committee on
c,sske-s and Meetings will call the meeting 10
orssr 81 S o'ci0ch and r. Fulton Cutting will pre-
SIDE
Ex-Mayor William L. Strong will review the mu-
riclpal situation in his characteristic vein and
simon sterne viii present some interesting facts
and suggestions for voters 10 consider. John
Proctor Clarke Will discuss the live political topics
O. this rlni .!pali;y. touching particularly upon
police nefl-leucy and corruption As disclosed be-
fore the Mazet Committee. Austen 6. Fox Will
eadeavor 20 SOW why Tammany Hal. should not
10 further T.rUirted 10 control the affairs ot ms
iowI- John N Parsons. general master workman or
the Knights q labor will try 10 demonstrate the
utter failure Of the present administration or the
Nev-York cry government 10 govern the CIT!
affairs ir such q manner as 70 give employment 70
labor He Will speak particularly or the detef-
mined effort made by the Tammany leaders 20
direct tho public work now being done fo- the clty
Into the hands OF favored contractors. who are
supplying me city with inferior work oy the en-
fI1vrrert Of cheap labor Remarks Will also he
nade or William J. O'Brien. the fusion candidate
for Sheriff The list OF viCe-presidents includes
tne following
cHsrie- s. Fairchnd John ) Mecook
ss.h -.n Nicholas Murray Butler.
Jar.-- I- = Wheeler
Cer.-.t Wager Swavns John De Wit Warner
= Ha-san RhOades samuel GOmpers
.a-a-. Laroccue Gustav II. SchWao
: N -is Hayes William 2 Horrblow--
Nc : Isaac Wallace Mactarlane
4 t@--0 ~ricknev. William Jay ScheNelin
c-i~.. ~tevar, smith
New-York tribune., 1899-10-28
MADAME C4LTE has PLEUR1sY.

RoPoLITAN COMPANY.
Cleveland Oct. Madame Calve. who was IN
able 70 appear IN the engagement of the Merropol-
tan Opera Company here this evening owing 70
bronchial trouble which has developed into mild
go, ~ ,ie,risv will not be able 20 go with the
covpany to Kansas City as her physician forbics
her 10 leave her room.
New-York tribune., 1899-10-28

John = McCook
Nlch Gas Murray Butler
Everett =. Wheeler
John De Witt Warner
samuel Gompers
Gustav II. Schwah
William 2 H0rnblows-
4 Wallace Mactarlane.
William Jay SchieNelin.
New-York tribune., 1899-10-28
RESULT OF TIE cHANGEs.

These changes wiil result In great saving % time
maIra and New-N0rk and Richmond H and New
York the saving viii be twenty minutes Between
Flushing and New-YOrk the saving viii be- ten
minutes. Between Coney Island Fort Hamilton
BensOnhurst and NeW-York the saving will b.
ten minutes. Moreover the elevated transfers
will enable passengers to reach almost any part
~ Brooklyn. Under this plan one can 70 from
COley Island or Fort Hamilton 10 Jamaica. Ech-
mond F.l Corona and intermediate points for
seneers IN much quicker time and in much more
comfortable fashion between all these SUBURBAN
points and New-York OF 20 the shopping districts
~ BROOKLYN The residents along the Jamai ca
Plank Road including the Richmond Hi ana ia
rnsica uouulatiOn will be able for one fare. Dy
transfer M East New-York 10 the Kings county
Elevated line 20 reach quickly and eApe1ltouSiy tne
larz. shopping district OF lover Fnitonst. AnybOd!
desirtng however TO reach the suburban places
fv sfirY,ce cars VIII DE obliged 70 pay two fares
Without this discrimination the company believes
II Is impossible divert all the SUBURBAN trac 10
he. elevated "a the manner attempted
The company expects by this arrange inent that
the headWay on the suburban lines as wei AZ on
The lines In cOngested parts OF town Will be much
more regular and the transfer Of long distance
riders 70 the elevated will leave the surface cars
free Tor riders VINO oniF 20 n comparatively
short distance
The large real estate owners IN the suburban
districts have been anxious FOR some time 20 have
these changes put into effect and 10 Is expected
That they VIII materially improve The transpofta-
lion facilities ~ the suburban population The
full measure. however Of their influence cannot
~ felt until the elevated railroads are entirely
equipped with electricity whereby the saving In
time Will be sull further Increased.
New-York tribune., 1899-10-28

Craries &. Fairchild
Ssth -aW.
Jau=e - Carter
Ger ra-ai Wager Swavne
=. p -san RhOades.
sa-f- Il ROGUE.
= y -Ia Hsyes
N"ar iSaacs
l'a@-- ~rlckney
C"Ir.rr stewart Smith
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-15
SKATER TO HOLD ON.
His Retirement Will Not Affect His
Status with Volunteers.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 1.-THE coming
retirement on Monday next Of General
Shafter al San Francisco, will not affect
that officers rank in the volunteer esiab-
Eshment. nor cause any change IN his pres
ent command. As the case stands, Gen
cral Shafter Is a brigadier I'm the regular
army and major-general Of volunteers.
tie retires by law Oh October 18th. but the
War Department does not teieVe IL eN-
pcdicnt to relieve him Of his command az
thc Preside and place In charce there
some other officer whose grasp OF the
many details connected with the return
of The volunteers from the Philippines and
the forwarding Of the new regiments
would Dee less complete than that of Gen
eral Shafter.
The precedent for retaining General
Shafter I'm his volunteer command was
established IN the case of General Graham
ar camp Meade last year
The retirement OF General Shafter viii
make room for the promotion Of either
I.ayton or General Macarthur 10 the rank
of bricadier-general in the regular army
Ro.h Of these officers now hold the rank
of colonel
In connection with these retirements
and promotions. it is understood tina. five
co'orois Of the line who viii soon retire
for ACC. arc TO be successfully promoted
fo the rank Of general officers before their
retirement. They are Colonel ROYAL y.
Frank. First Artillery. colonel Samuel
Ovenshine. Twenty-third Infantry. Col
onel Alex q. NJ Pennington. Second Ar
tHlorv. Colonel Louis II. Carpenter. Fifth
Cqvalry and Colonel Daniel W. Burke,
Seventeenth Infantry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-15

dent, judging from the applications re-
ceivod by the secretary.
Many OF the boys have received during
the past few weeks their money due for
accident claims. and no doubt encourages
them TO get others TO Join.
Mr. JEFF King has just returned from
Washington. whittier De went in the i'm
torest OF his book be recently published.
lie is encouraged with responses 10 his
letters from all over the country asking
for copies
Rooms OF the headquarters were made
lively during the past week by tourna-
mcnt games Of pool and billiards played
by several OF the crack players belonging
To Post \.
A neat and unique atlas containing
maps Of an sections Of the world. has
Just been received 1T the r. p. A. head
quarters. and IS filled with information
Those interested 80 reading about the wars
in the Transvaal and Philippine Islands
will enjoy seeing this book
News comes TO MS that an the Knights
OF the Grip. who are now on the road
making their hllng-in trips are having
a good trade.
Mr.. Jno. T. Culpeper leaves for Norfolk
and Newport News I'm a few days, for
business trip.
Next Saturday night is the regular
meeting night At that meeting the MEM
bers will appoint a day when they can
have one OF the city pastors 10 preach to
them. The drummers IKE good preach
ing. and they expect 10 have "a fine SER
mon i'm the near future.
The Exposition Committee Is still work
ing. and will soon report progress.
Though nothing special has been done
bv the r. r. A. for the coming carnival
vet many have been giving individual aid
and support. and are talking and work
ing for its success. They are all urging
efforts for the advancement Of the city's
commercial welfare.
The members Of Post A. will he pleased
Ia learn that their former popular secre-
tarv Mr. Burrell H. Marsh. who travels
for the Standard oil Co, in North Car
olina. is 10 be married Tuesday October
9lst at half past 10 o'clock at the Mora
Wan church. Kernersville. \. G, TO Miss
Meta Mathews Kerner. charming young
lady Of Kernersville. n. c. The popular
ity OF Mr. Marsh assures the well wishes
from his many friends.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-15

Sprained knee.
Miss Annie Timberlake and a party Of
friends OF Chestnut Hill. returnd last
week from Washington, Baltimore and
other Northern cities.
Mr.. Eddie BeamOn, assistant chief en-
gineer OF the steam tug Lucille Ross. who
was operated on at the Virginia Hos
tai two weeks ago for appendicitis. has
so far recovered as to visit relatives on
Denny street. He expects TO leave for
his home in Gates county, y. C., next
Tuesday.
Mr.. +. VI. Jackson. with his family
will leave this week for his old home, in
Maryland. at head Of Chesapeake BAY
They expect to stay during the fall and
winter
The Builders League OF Denny-Street
Methodist church will meet next Wednes-
day evening at o'clock at Mrs. Il. II.
McDonough's, Louisiana street.
The ether plant, which is being erected
short distance below Fulton, is rapidly
nearing completion, and I'm month or
two will be In operation.
Mrs. O'Nen. widow OF the late Philip
O'NeH. will break ground next week for
the erection Of "a handsome brick store
and dwelling at the northeast corner OF
Seventh and louisiana streets.
Mr. f. l.. Powell. OF Engine Company
No. s. who has been quite sick, is again
at his post.
Mrs. James B. Vaughan, who has been
IN. IS much improved.
Mrs. Eliza Harvey, who Is over eighty
years old. has been quite sick at the resi-
dence OF her son-in-law. Mr.. Enrouehty'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-15

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by the use Of b. b. b.. which acted d.
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We have over a thousand testimonials Of
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-15
THE TRAVELLING MEN.
An Interesting Summary of What
They are Doing

The Pennsylvania Division T. p. A. are
endeavoring 10 have a big time on the T.
T.. A. day al Philadelphia at the Export
Exposition during the coming week. and
are anxious that all the Divisions through
out the United States JON them in making
IL a success.
The Louisville, KY, Post has invited
the national officers and other workers
o. the Travellers Protective Association
to take part in the exercises on the day
bet apart by the Louisville Fair commit
toes FOR the T. +. A. Members Of the
Richmond Post have just received letters
Of Invitation stating that october 18th
il the day. and are anxious that many
OF the boys shall attend.
Col John A. Howard has a special inyi-
tation from Chairman Sam Jones. who
IA one or the National T. i. A. directors.
requesting him TO be present and wishing
that he would bring others. Mr.. Jones
promises a fine time for those who will
be present and al those who attended the
National Convention IN May at Louisville
know What the citizens Of that place can
do 10 make one have a good time, II Will
be a treat for all who can 10 accept the
kind Invitation OF the noted r. T. A.,
Sam Jones.
President Saunders writes that his bus
mess keeps him away from the city. but
urges all the boys 10 keep the member
ship ron on the increase. and In response
10 his orders many OF the boys are ODE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-15
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and Botanic Blood Balm cures because %
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humors out Of the body. bones and entire
system. and in this way q permanent cure
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-15
PIANO AND VIOLIN.
\ Delightful Recital To be Given at
the jefferson.

the Jefferson.
Miss Florence billiard and Miss Ida Nor
ton will give piano and violin recital at
the Jefferson, Thursday evening at S:b
o'clock.
Miss Morton Is an accomplished pianiste.
a pupil of Prof. Martin Krause, Of Leip-
sig. Germany. and her first appearance
viii be eagerly looked forward TO by the
piauists Of this city.
Miss billiard has appeared number OF
times before Richmond audiences, and as
a violinist has gained recognition in New
York musical circles. Her work abroad
under Hair and Tsaye has placed her on
a level with the most accomplished vio-
linists OF the country.
The following ladies the the patronesses;
Nro~dar~os r - Jeffress, T. T. Lewis,
Christopher Tompkins, VI. c. Patterson,
T.. c. Minor. j. A. Hodges. w. d.
Thomas. j. Scott Parrish. G. W. Stevens,
J. 3. Pace. j. \. Coke. w. J. Walker,
Charles Davenport George Ben John
ston. G.. w. p. Brock Frederick Hair, T.
William Pemberton Il. D. HOtchkiss. and
J. w. Harrison This recital will be the
first of series to be given during the
winter
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-15
DOWN IN FULTON.
A Rally at Denny slrcet church-Per-
soma Mention.

soma htb''"'
Rally Day exercises Will be held at $3.50
o'clock this morning at Denny-Street
Methodist church. An attractive pro-
gramme will be rendered
AT A. NJ. Rev. Asa Driscoll' OF Glou-
cester Point will preach and at i;io Rev.
r. 7. Wilson. pres'ding elder OF the Ricn-
mond District. will preach. ReVHai ser
vices will be held al night.
The revival services which nave been
going on at the Denny-Street Methodist
church are growing in interest Inc pas
tor. Rev. j. T. Routten. VINO has Deen
quite unwell. is now himself again. and
is preaching with great power ard ei-
feet. He has been assisted during the
week by Rev DIR. Gayle, Of Laurel-Street
Methodist church.
Rev. b. Caben Hening. who has been
confined 10 the house for several days
with a severe cold Is better ana oIt
again. He will FIJI his pulpit at the Full
ton Baptist church to-day. at both SER
vices. AT II A. NJ his subject VIII Dc
Taking Away the Dross, and at i;i0
p. NJ. IAN Astonishing situation
Squire j. p. Sharp Is quite SICK at ms
residence. on Nicholson street
Superintendent ]. W. Reams. OF the
Richmond Cedar Works Is visiting
In Nelson county.
Captain william watson, mate
tug Thomas Cunningham 81. Is at ms
home, on Lester street, SUFFERING i'oi"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-15
S. w. STATE HOSPITAL,
The Superintendent Submits His An
nuai Report

ne superintendent = iDUilAN biN ~
nuai Report.
Dr. Robert J. Preston. superintendent Of
TIE So-thwfs 'eru State II ospitll al Marion
has issued his annual report The paper
shows that on the first Of October, lNN,
there were lG3 male and 2oi female pa
tents. making d total Of 361. During the
year ending October ]. 1899, 122 patients
we're admittcd-6J males and 81 females.
The whole number under treatment dur
ing the year was 4S9-22S males and POI
females. The daily average I'm the hos
rital was $50.
Since the hospital was opened. May /,
1881. lcA patients have been admitted,
LOSE have been discharged. 1888 have died
and $50 are in the institution now.
During last year s. patients were d 8
charsed-3S males and A. females. or
this number 20 were discharged AS re-
covered and l5 as improved. The per-
centage Of discharges during the year
was l7.2S ON the whole number treated,
or 6s.61 Of the number admitted
During the year there were 2lS applica-
tons for admission. 10 were admit ed,
some went 20 other hospitals some died
in jaii. some az their homes Some still
await admission.
The three state Hospitals for whites
during the year have received 46l pa
tients-e4 more than last year. There are
known TO be Is white insane outside the
hospital now
Five nurses graduated from the train
ing school during the year.
There was a deficit during the year Of
S.77oOl. s2.s52.s5 Of which was brought
over from last year. This years deficit
was only $685. The appropriation for
this year was $40 600. Of which sum 5000
was required TO be expended in building.
The entire receipts were so 1889. The
entire expenditures were Si65i9. The per
capita cost Of maintaining the patients
was s12q 50
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-15
A BARK IN DISTRESS.
The Lake Drummond Canal Formally
Opened.

Opened.
NORFOLK, VA. Oct N-S9ecial -Ibt
Norwegian Bark Natant Captain Madison
reached Hampton Roads to-day s.elk. ir
distress. and with heavy list caused Dos
the shifting OF her cargo She sailed or
September jtn from ship Island Tor All.
twerp with lumber and has been since
trying TO make Roadway against adverse
winds and heavy seas Threatening 70 turn
turtle as each wave struck her.
After lighting the elements nearly forty
days her crew. exhausted by pumpiug
and long desDairing OF their lives she
made this harbor The bark IS reported
10 be an old vessel which formerly flew
our lag.
She will probably repair here
The Lake Drumm0nd Canal and Water
Company. a corporation OF which George
Washington was the first president FORM
ally opened to-day the Dismal swami
Canal. leading from Norfolk 10 Elizabeth
City Recent work az a COST OF several
million dollars has made the canal an in
land waterway OF great Importance.
The Torpedo Boat Talbot tested tho
canal for government purposes Tha
Steamer Ocean View and Tug Ne,tie con-
veyed through the canal from Norfolk ..
Elizabeth City to-day. about one hnndrs,t
gentlemen, many OF whom were Ra,,,-
moreans financially interested. The Eliza.
beth citizens made public demonstratlon
In welcome OF the excursionistA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-15
Nnnnr Pon~lc Gnther.

AT the meeting OF the Cotillion Club OF
the Misses Kidwell Thursday night the
following people were present:
Misses Ciaudy Seldom. Marie De Staui'
Ruby and Mary Dart, Marks, Elliott Gold,
owen. slaughter, Ida Miller, HELEN tllz-
wilson, Crump. Crowdice, Beaty' hasKeli'
Walton and Switzerland.
Gentiamen-Nfessrs. Pen'ck. Quisenbruy,
Christian. Walton. Montague, West,
Rodgers. Baker thompson, Lyndsy, Geo.
Christian. Pullam, Peace, Gering, Kahn,
Bass. Duyall Tresner Blunt, Sharp, Fitz-
wilson, Patch, Williams. Bowman, Bedy
and others.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-15
ysBusy Store" Miller & Rhoads, 1.-THE Aways-Busy Store"

No. 1926 Seventh street. She is reported
little better.
Mr.. Hammet Clarke who was quite
badly injured at the hub and spoke fac
tory recently is able 10 go about by
the ala Of crutches.
Mr.. Richard Frayser Of Varina IS on
an extended visit 10 West Virginia.
Mr.. l.. II. Kemp Commissioner Of the
Revenue Of Henrico county returned last
week from a trip 10 the country where
he has been visiting relatives and incl
dentally recuperating his health.
Miss Laura Harrison of Wavery VINO
has been spending a few days with Mss
Julia NJ. Peasants on Marion HUI mas
returned home.
Miss Mary Turner Is now recuperatns
at the home Of Captain C.. +. Johnston.
In Albemarle. She expects to return about
November 1st.'
Mr. James T. Kennedy will leave for a
business and pleasure trip to New Kent
county
Mr. f. S. Gnmer will leave the first OF
the week 10 spend his vacation with
friends In New Kent.
Mrs W. b. Wa,dron left last week FOR
Cincinnati
Mrs. II. II. Pollard left yesterday for
Washington. New York and Niagara
Falls.
Mr.. Arthur Phillips left yesterday for
New York.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-15

The lynching Of Lee Puckett. half
witted young white man, IN Patrick coun-
~ some time ago, has been recalled by
a communication received al the Cover
nor's Office a number Of Patrick citi-
zens unite in requesting the Governor TO
nav no attention 20 any plea tat might
hereafter oe made in behalf Of the con-
victcd iynchers. who are now serving
terms In the Dcnitentary II seems th9t
an effort Is making in Patrick to secure
signatures TO q paper asking the Governor
10 pardon the men.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-15
A Small BlaZr.

The one-story frame building at sOi west
Grace street owned by Miss Mary
Brooks and used as stable and feed
room. was damaged 10 the extent Of SlO0
bv n fire which broke OUT shortly after
- o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Steamers ; aud and Truck No. 8 re-
sponded The blaze was quickly extin-
euished.