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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-13
From the CITY Courts.

Thomas J.. Doogan. n white man. was
tried in the Hastings Court before Judge
S. b. Witt. and a jury yesterday on
the charge OF shooting Nelson sylvester
colored. lie was acquitted.
Charles Beak was charged with hitting
Joseph SabOtts with a brick. He was
acquitted on the ground that the allega-
tons varied from the proof. but he had
10 give bail for his appearance al the
July term. when he will have TO answer
another indictment.
Judge Wexford entered an order In the
city Circuit Court granting tho pc
tltlon OF Mrs. Sarah j. Bates who
asks that the First National Ban OF
Richmond be directed TO deliver TO her
a new certificate OF i've shares Of iS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-13

street Dim near si2tcenth street az about
Q o'clock yesterday morning.
Robert Scott. driver of the wagon. was
severely bruised and one of DIS arms ana
legs were sDraiucd.
one OF the horses was badly hurt and
the tank badly smashed enc contents
several hundred gallons of petroleum
being spilled over tho streets.
Tho fender and front platform ~ The
Traction ear were much damaged. but
tho car was nor put out of service by tho
accident.
The wagon was crossing the tr3eA ln
front OF he car and tho accounts oi
witnesses as t0 the cluuon displayed by
the motorman ana Tho driver respective
ly DO NOT agree.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-13
NINE NURSES
WERE GRADUATED
Gentle Hands Ready to Soothe the
Aching BrowS.
SMILES THAT LEAD TO HtALlH.
old Dominion Hospital SCI 80
Trained Nurses 10 Fight Disease
and Ward OTthc Clouds of
Anguish.
THAT LEAD TO HEALTH.


The hail Of the Medical College ot Nlr-
h.,asomelv and |tastcflly
- Tn n,ort,o risrfe Yesterday
oseol''n "a o,c,oet and There was
NJ Interested soecfators.
e i"'6D "uo'', a.. rrsd,stfon ex-
,ta +~af,.9 nt.rs.s of the Old
gIclses Oh t'e tai'''
...~ ,..rv Interesting.
r,rso looked quite
az 1no .h.t. ,,s,,o,oe of white.
gt'' I h,d~os We're distributed
! ~ rsbsni.s .,norintondent
~ 10 N-,rses Training school. and Mrs.
go chfords nroeidont of the Hospital
80 80 rsd9 lfsnoears PRAYER was
! no b. nov Dr T. T. Grayitt and
pnv Dr ceorro Coonor and Rev. dr.. j..
\, csiiscb made the address.
The graduating class embraced nine
young ladies. as follows. Misses ~ D.
Moore. G.. ". Austin. r.. g.. White. r. L.
Van Wort Frances Jones. j. J.. Scott, NJ.
j. Sweeney. a. W.. McClung. and b. 3D..
webb The average of tho class was
m1. the highest ever attained by any
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-13

"Chndren's Day" recitation by Lucy
pen.
Spring is Here" song by school.
Wishes" recitation by seven children.
blessings Sought. recitation by five
little ones.
Thou God Soost Nc recitation by
members of infant class.
Song by infant class: "Hear the Pen
mics Dropping.
Solo. by Miss Florence Franklin, Of the
church choir.
"Emblems OF Christ" recitation by nine
children.
"The King of Glory" song by school.
Report Of the superintendent. Mr.. T..
A.. HARRISON. which showed tho school
90 be I'm a most prosperous condition.
Address by the pastor on Thoughts
That Walk. Run and Talk.
Song 10y school. 1--WE shall understand
&c better
The exercises. which ended with the
henediction. were pronounced the most
enjoyable in the history of the school.
The Gospel Wagon.
The programme for services with the
Gospel Wagon Sunday afternoon were inc
t@crruntcd by The rain. but the wagon drew
uo by the side of the Old-Markct shed,
where u crowd of people soon gathered.
Services were conducted by Rev. G.. J..
Williams. aided by Rev. Emmett Throck-
morton and the Gosepl-Nagon choir for
over two hours. There were ten requests
for prayer and four professions of faith,
and deep interest %pervaded the crowd.
The Ministerial Union was 10 nave held
its regular monthly meeting I'm the parlor
Of the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton yesterday al noon, but on account OF
the stormy weather only a few ministers
put I'm an appearance. No business was
therefore transacted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-13
MARRIED IN HAMPTON.
Miss Clara Sanderlin and Mr. l.. ne
Allen Made One.

Miss clara J.. sanderlin and Mr.. law
renee H.. Allen. both of Richmond, were
married last Tuesday night at the resi-
dence OF the brides sister. Mrs. William
n. Peacock. of Hampton. Va Rev. A..
b.. Wooddn. pastor of the Baptist church.
performing the ceremony in the presence
~ a few intimate friends OF the happy
couple.
Miss sanderlin and Mr.. Allen went
down Tuesday morning from Richmond
and soon informed Mrs. Peacock that
they came for the purpose Of becoming
one. which decision met with the approval
of tho sister.
This step was taken owing 20 the recent
3o4ih of the er0om's mother.
Miss Sanderlin SIS the daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. ID. A.. Saudcrliu. and is "a very
pretty and accomplished young lady.
Nr. Allen IS connected with the Singer
Manufacturing Company. and rs very
popular here. Mr.. and Mrs. Allen viii
reside at SO. sos north Twenty eighth
street..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-13

Jane Simmons. colored. is alleged 10
have trespassed upon the premises Of
Peter Wicks. also c%olored, who keeps a
barber shop on south Seventh street
After she got there she is said TO have
created "a disturbance. and she was
promptly arrested and carried TO The Sec
ond station. Justice Crutchheld viii hear
the testimony to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-13

The annual concert hy the pupils OF the
Virginia School Tor the Deaf and Rlin0
mo stanton VIII bee held at s O'Clock To-
night. when a. most attractive pro-
gramme viii Doe rendered.
The closing exercises of the school viii
take place at DO o'clock tomorrow morn
ing After the exercises there VIII bee
ana exhibition of art. needle work, spc-
cimens from The cooking class, etc, IN
the Blind Girls Study ftaaii.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-13
Prnncrfr Tansfers.

Henric0. A. r. Dickinson and wife TO
r. a. Tyree, 60 feet on National road and
L. feet on White street, northeast corner
LOWS. $50.
j.. IL. Tnlar and wife 10 Elijah shopper
son. IL acres. . l-2 miles north Of Rich
mond. between M~echanicsvlie turnpike
and Chesapeake and Ohio railway, &l,5oo-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-13

Mr.. L. T.. Lookahul. Of Roanoke, Is al
Ford's. lie Is here 10 try ana prevail
upon the Board OF Fire Commissioners
60 allow one OF the companies from this
city 20 attend the state Flfemen's As
sociation's annual meeting 40 Roanoke
September %. -. and 4tf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-13

capital stock represented hy the lost cor-
t.acate No. 2ll.
A motion was fled for Judgment ln
the Law and Equity Court yesterday DID,
the suit OF Allen g. Marshall against
the Tayor d Boiling Company for ho9A-
ST.. contested.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-13

MAYOR SIGNED THEM.
The Railroad Ordinances Have BE
come Iavs-Work TO Rcgin.

come Laws-Work 20 Regin.
Tho Richmond. Petersburg and Caro-
lima and Chesapeake and Ohio railways
can now 20 ahead with their work as
speedilv las practicable. and they have
announced that they will do so as soon
AS au prelmlnaries are arranged.
The ordinances were promptly signed
by Mayor Taylor yesterday morning
and the long period of suspense regard
ing the final outcome of the new depot
scheme is over.
There We're only a few persons present
when The Mayor signed the interesting
documents. but the word quickly went out
10 the railroad offices and about town
there was a general feeling Of satisfac-
ton at the outlook.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-13
MONDAY SINNERS
IN POLICE COURT
The Vicious and Idle Commit Many
Offences on Sunday.
JUSTICE JOHN WORKS THEM OVER
Clears the Docket OF MisdemeaDors
and Small Offences with Business
Methods and Rapid System,
Officers Have a Tough Time,

Monday IS a good time to study human
nature i'm the Police Court. While sooa
people are at church the vicious are
keeping court with the devil ana mplo
of the dissolute makes its appearance
before the bar on the first working Gay
Of the week than at any othef liAne'
II is the day on which the negro cro-
codfeI IS found ON the mud bank and the
white hyena walks into the prepared pit
fall
Nlror and decision marked the day $
proceeding in the Great White CnamneI
Yesterday. Justice John spent SUNDAY
in the mountains and returned M
I'D condition To- meet Jenrics on his
terms.
large and select audience WiLne7so'
fbo slaughter Of the in~n0cents. a heleio-
ecnoous mass oil misdemeanors ana aHa"
violations were thrown into tne Juatts.
mill without regard 10 order ana came
out after a few turns of the hanale n
proper sized parcels to 0e h'hueu 10
customers over the counter or sent TO inc
delivery wagon according 10 the ehti'ea
on the order book.
r--e~vthine was clear cut crisp. clean
and strictly business. The Great Dis
nenser was as solemn as a newly-eiecled
MAGISTRATE. a sharp rap of me eaFel
"vith a lets get t0 work was me on'F
Introduction 20 the days exhibition. THO
cases moved along with the STEADY shui
.- rosf,~ hour the teller ON tho
ump and checking every item To see
Chat no mistakes were made.
u-mio Morgan
Jo"h m-r.r,d mn nromutlv 10
fpils-Dy . .,.-.. ~ fahtine on tho
aus" ~
9u,... .o, ,.-l,f tho c-eat Dispenser.
.r- q, Emitted both with a grin.
.r-- rrtv csch CaI the next case
r 3D.. kan rolled ON.
w-,lfam pbodo- already fuIi. went out
.--.bcr dr.rr and caused "a little
. f, ,ra +or,,oraturo bv his delay. Tie
...-~,f vith bo.ry dis0rderly in the
.,,o.r.d with a d"isfgured
o oh, vh.te dressing covering his brow
.,.r cal, ..r, across a store
l"o
r,r., wss tho 0rst 20 testify
rt I'D tbe sinister suggestion
. srr. and reu tho truth. Sir.
- ,,otror witness said 30 was "a
r.~ug snair and Dee didn't want to fes-
...t- -,ils- the loving family were pres-
..t
r..f t. f-r.fn,,f..r also attacked his
.- .rf .~oY4od fha Great D.-ncn-
~o.f ,,. n.i.orlr with being
.,4 .f.fr,ef fo be- a conn0.s eur ~
.
". s-,.t tfs worst .usnici0ns
1 t.E..io~ and went t1 the pen
tr to-dlr WHOM the LoeInss and
r-.. xiii ne present.
ANIMATED AFFAIR.
Charles clay. l1.Orcl. friDl to solve
OBJ. .-.at financial question 0f the day
, ,-tt.mnline to make So couts worth
sf..or hry "A dollar and a hHlf pair of
Shoes. Ie also wanted to Nent me 7.'i7
I.L..W ~ N L -.... ... .
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-13

A regular meeting OF the Academy Of
Medicine and Surgery viii be held TO-
night at Lee Camp Hall. There Will be a
report OF a case Of meningitis and pre-
sentation OF patient by Or. j. T. Warri-
ner.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-13

COMMITTEE TO WAIT ON HIM.

rse congregation Of Vcnahlc-stroot Bap-
,t., sunday morning unanimously ratified
the can extended by She committee OK
thirty TO Rev. William Lunsford 81 hoa-
nosc.
Immediately after tho meeting the
olork of tho church sent "a telegram TO
AIR Lunsford. notifying him Of the ac-
zion OF the congregation. lie also wrote
No church then appointed O. committee
Of Eve. consisting of Mcesis. d. ID
James r.. FouruoF, charles t. "'""''
rnowae HcuIrit. and john U. Oil
~tl. committee wlI icaye for Roanok
ov The 8 O'Clock train tomorrow morn
81. personally notify Ar. LunsioIo OF
tf. c.Il The committee VIII retuf"
Thursday.
while 10 is not yet known whether Mr'
runsford viii accept, the congregation
e,rnesflv honss that Dee viii decide 10
como hero as he is "a man OF great
ability. and much charm ~ manner
me services az Ncnahlo-Street sun
dav morning we're conducted 10y Kew
Edward Pollard.
Or. Hawthorne breaches.
Rov. Dr. ]. r.. hawthorne. the newly
called pastor Of Grovc-Avenue Baptist
church. preached yesterday morning 10
that congregation. his sermon was an
eloquent one. and was heard by "A large
number OF persons.
Iu the Baptist churches of the city yes
terday collections were taken no for the
henedt ~ the entertainment fund of the
Baptist Young Peoples Union Convention
which meets here July 18th.
Al the Second Baptist church. the
psstor. Rev. Vs.. u. j. Smith. d.. d. IN
his sermon alluded 20 the new church
which The congregation hopes TO build
some time in the future.
Baptist Sunday Schools.
The recuIar monthly meeting OF the
BAPTIST Sunday Schoo Association OF
Richmond and Manchester was held az
West-Nlew church Sunday afternoon at
fs o'clock. Too the absence of the presi-
dent. First Nico-Prcsident r. g.. Gary
presided.
After The usual opening exercises. pray
or hv Mr.. A. j. Chcwnilfg and reading oI
tho Scriptures by Rev. II. j.. Quarles
the reports of tho schools were read
showing the following average attend
ance of officers. teachers and scholars
for the month NJ May. P~ine-Street, ofi
Le~lgh-street. 5i2. Grace-Street. 44li Sec
LHN .#.. I.NN|. N-". N||N|H N"'|Nf Hf
r.f,.rv r- P-sndofnh-street. 1n. Bain-
h-,9go-~ rect Manchester. 28S. East End.
e. cr,ve.Avenf,a ar C-Ionton-Street
of,nchr.terl $685.. West View. rs.
r-1adus Memorial rsf, Sto~ckton-street
CIanchfste). jog lmmannel Jug row
ards Grove. Cos. seventeenth-Sireei Mis-
sion. So. Barton Heiehts. tN. College View
Mi.sion' 'l' 80
OAK grove ~6o, ~
Mr ? - tbe. an af.or-
t4 orgorigs9 hv fhat
.t. 3D.. .-..e,6sr.o w4s
'N','"' d"
e-. - rr. and Mp rrm
.'o.t.tfo, IN
M'N"-- .-@,a,, ~
lDe MA an, p..br,o,5
sou"- a ...ei,o5 tbo tm-
s.,1 ..t.of v,rtere ref-
1919 .t ...ff o-. of tre
IN. ..,,.,tf,n
meetings OF ihls 'oN.." ''"".
NHUH...Ur d. ia IU.IN|N. or INIMMNNNNN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-13

william Bartlett. a white man. was ar
rested yesterday afternoon by Officer
German. on the charge OF vagrancy. he
was locked UP a. the Third station.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-13

rev. j. r. Bouiton pastor of Denny
street Methodist church. delivered on
eloquent address ON "rhe Greatness Of
Little Things"
A most encouraging report ~ the con-
dltion OF Fairmount-Avenue School was
submitted boy che superintendent. MI. j..
X Jetcr.
The next meeting of the society viii be
held az Highland Park church the second
Sunday ia July.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-13
on r.nl Wagon Knocked Out.

oar q, the Richmond Traction Com
-. co,iided with one OF the Standard
OIL C~ompany's tank wagons On n
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-13

The Central Trades and Labor Coun-
ell will meet tonight. and some lmpor-
tant matters viii come up for considera-
ton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-13
mnMnrd's Grove Chnrch.


Tho tenth Anniversary OF Howards g.
Grove Baptist church was held Sunday
morning.
The report Of tho treasurer showed that
the church is practically our OF DEBT.
Mr.. ". O.. Johns. the clerk for tho past
.ear. reported the present membership
az lss.
The following were elected deacons:
Messrs. S A. Aler. r. j. England. j. B.
Burton. George T. Atkins, William "A.
Dulare James T. Wooden, and Wheeler
b Hur
The other officers chosen were. S. A
Allen church treasurer. T. j. England.
assistant treasurer; j. - Burton treas
urer Of the poor fund. James r. Wooden.
treasurer of mission boards. john =.
Garrett. clerk. J.. y. Binford. auditor.
u ! England. chorister. airs Wheeler
y Hun ofeanist. and ar. Robert Rose.
sexton.
A collection amounting 20 about $40 was
taken for the new building Tot IN FAR
CHILDREN's DAY.
TIN usual ChldTon's Day Exercises
wee held al BrOad-Strcet Methodist
church Sunday morning az II O'Clock.
'rhe church chancel was beautifully deco
rated with palms and CUT flowers. quite
q large crowd was IN attendance. Inc
following programme was carried OUT
ana well rendered by all who took part:
voluntary, by choir Of the church.
prayer. by pastor. Rev. Dr. William @.
Starr.
"Ail Praise to Thee" song by school.
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The statis.ician ~ thu department. -
agriculture has tsnued q special report.
prepared bY = holmes. r. On ths
agricultural situation IN the recently sub
merged district m Texas There weY@
In the flooded district 40 ~ acres IN cot.
ton. ~ witch y g. ssffmafed that - 2
per cent was entirely destroyed and
that there sss been q decrease ~ rs Per
cert IN the condition - ths cotton re-
naming There were 12f 90 acres IN corn
and - 80 acres ~ offler crops n g. 80
timated that ~ per cent ~ The carf
anf n FER cent - Tho ofher crops were
entirely destroyed coneeFVaffqe rs.
innate - fhe acfusi feasrifrfirn farfufes
about 70 ~ bales - cotton. fopfeaeutlng
~ ~ average price ~ - fnnfa p@~
pound. about tfaopf. $50 ~ bushnia -
corn worfh - ~ cents r~f bush~i fssa
~ sugar care - fhs vsf4s ~ SO ~
ard fts other efogs Ga m fofal so
~ IRE standing er0rs - . go 1aH THa
addition - fha ia@s - saf-1 PROPERTY
raises ere f5fsi - g Hfea0 ~ about 50
per capifa - ths Population - fhs dis.
fffef whffh is animated - SO 20 re-
gFoss largely pred nfnaffnK
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Condensed DISPATCHES.

Tse Hssy Clay \ Foct Company. vhieh e-rs
no'e fhsn hsh the cigsr fse'ob~ w HAssns has
dseisasf - Sr.e- shs Wall svntLsts srsanifei
g. eontrni the Hs.sna eiss industry
AZ r.sni' ~ rsnw fss' h.s-.sn Il,n psnfssss.
~ Sacramento. sni Charles Ha-tir - fIrsss taii~Y
Hysins 10 iytnz az .hs posn, - dsath fh ksstliaf
o. Drss. Waller. suffering fruui hsalssrhsss q the
tssiB.
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f.sisirs - Tsh' Msr'y anTns % W. yysssr~ag
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substituted
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ten a sss grfn' ciash sFsst thFoash -stIossion
= 81 80 Nss gns'snd willis 10 infisssss - enc
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THAT ~ WHAT THEY LIVE ron.


To the mastery and management % al
Comfortable elements In the body polite
ths professional politicians bring training
experience constant thought. c@sseiess
labor systematic combination ard organ
nation among th~ru~sives says "
Larnef. IN tho October Atlantic. Thy can
afford 20 give time. thought ard energy
without reserve 20 tns WORK. r. - their
vocation. u - what they i've f0r-eera-
monty what they i've by ard fhe vsss
tribute levied FOR their CON rnlffe4 r-irrfsfs
puts Every possibility - action anE lraH-
encs into fh~ir hands Tire Tausmany or
sanisation IN New YORK maintains. a. %
eel known, paid captain IN each efar-
lion district. whres business - ~ know
sach voter n ne df~srfef - @~sssffan
friendly r~iBfiors win nln. 20 saff~~ afrs
win attentions - bring 81 aprrnprt 80
InTuenres 80 hear on hin - @nMss nffn
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TRAINMEN SKIP FROM MEXICO.


FL PAsO Tex. Sept. 2s-conductor
Coffee and Engineer Martin, Of the Mex
lean Central railroad. havs reached here.
after q quick trip from ciistitlin. Mexico.
near Mexico City. where their train tcles-
COPIED a freight In front OF them and killed
an American cattleman who was riding
In the caboose. Tire trainmen hurried
away Immediately TO aviod arrest.
Two American engineers from the Mex
leo h Vera CRUZ road came In last night.
locked up in n Pullman by their friends.
Their train colIided In the suburbs OF Mex
fco City with street car filled with sp-
ciety people returning from the opera.
killing seven persons and woundlng sew
~raI others. One Of tho engineers was rid.
ting In tho cab when the accident happened
and considered ~ best not 10 remain be-
hind. The Mexican fireman was arrest cd
and the conductor In still hiding IN the in
terror
Tho tralnmsn give vivid account 81
their escape from the Mexican officers
who pursued them closely Had II not
been for the master mechanic NJ ToIucs.
who nred up another engine and conveyed
th~m for many miirs norfhwari, they
would have been captured