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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-17
THE MOSS GLEN'S
ROUGH VOYAGE.
lowed Into Hampton Roads Rudder-
less and Aeak.
THE BODY OF LIEUTENANT SHIP
Was Forwarded to His Late Home.
The Brator still Aground-No lid
ings OF the Barge Admiral.
Thought To Have Gone Down
THE BODY OF LIEUTENANT SHIP

NORFOLK. Va. March lc.-special-
The British brig Moss Glen. captain
Hires, WAS lowed into Hampton Roads
last night rdderless. aleak and i'm great
distress. The brig, small vessel OF 80
tons register. but a very trim one, sailed
on February 18th last from Fariardo,
Porto Rico. Tor 81. Johns New Bruins
wick, with a cargo OF moiasses. on
March 10Th. after having experienced very
heavy weather Tor some days. II great
sea swept over the brig carrying away
her rudder and doing other dam1se.
Shortly afterwards the brig sprung a
leak and although all hands worked az
the pumps, was apparently about 10 20
tho bottom
CARGO JETTISONED
a Hole was chopped in the main deck
about this time and considerable part
OF the briggs cargo was jettisOned
OhroWn over the side).
After "a perilOus passage. during which
the crew said they expected each day 10
Doe their last. the brig made cape Henry.
where she was picked up by the tug
SandoN, Captain Thompson, and toWed
10 Nniioik. n survey VIII DE held ana
the vessel viii afterward he repaired
here.
LIEUT. Ships BODY
The body Of Iiout. Shipp. OF the Tenth
Regiment United States Cavalry. who
was killed al Santiago. arrived here to-
day and was forwarded 10 Lincolnton.
y. g., the place of burial.
The British steamer Bfat0r which
grounded yesterday morning OF Cape
Henry was moved about two lengths
to-day by the tugs which pulled ON her
at high tide IL Is believed that SHE viii,
be- hoated al high water tomorrow morn
ing
TIDINGS or THE ADMIRAL
The tug Sandow. which has been seek
INK the dredgc Admiral gave mp the
quest and returned 10 Norfolk Captain
Thompson. of the tug reports having
sighted sixty miles southeast of Cape
Henry TWO can buoys which he believed
wore ON the dredge when she was abln-
doned after the tug James Bowen. which
was towing her. sunk with all on board.
Near the buoys was large spot Of OH
which seemed 20 be fed from below. and
Captain Thompson concluded that the
dredge on board of which was a large
quantity Of oil. had sunk near the spot.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-17
SOCIAL LIONS.
British Guards Band Received With
oncu Arms in Washington.

Lieutenant Godfrey and his famous
British band received an ovation in
Washington last week. They were scre-
naicd vs. the Marine Band, given a recep-
ton at the white House, and made the
social lions for r. while.
Wherever they appeared their bright
scarlet uniforms attracted general atten-
ton and favorable comment, and the
capacity OF the theatre was inadequate
to accommodate the crowds who We're
anxious 10 hear the band.
Each member OF the band Is q soloist
Of distinction. and the band IS made up
Of the pick Of the government bands or
Great Britain.
Two concerts will be given 40 the Acad-
emy Monday, afternoon ana night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-17

The Egth Illinois Volunteers lcoioreol'
,,sod through Richmond yesterday az
,crroon for the West The regiment
landed AZ Newport News early yesterday
morning disemblrkng from the trans
port Chester from Cuba. II took three
sections OF the train TO move the iesi-
ment. They arrived here about twenty
minutes apart, between $40 and ago
n'cIock ON the Chesapeake and Ohio,
ana proceeded on 20 Gladstone, over the
lanes River Division, and thence 10
Cincinnati All the men We're quiet ana
orderly. and there was no trouble en-
route The trains were on une. Inc
rogir,e,f has not vet been mustered out.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-17
yirginians in Town.

Contain John r. Johnson, distins uish-
al LAWYER of Chrlstansburg, is at Muir
pbv's. lie is here on business before the
Court OF Appeals. The captain has lately
won three big cases before th't tribunal
- lie argued a case IN the Court
Of Appeals yesterday. . ,
cantain +. A. Fulcher OF staunton r..
II Riddlcberger. Of Woodstock. and Hon.
Iohn q. Williams. Of Orange, are at Muir
III Iudre James o. Shepherd. Of the Cor
,oration court OF BHena Vista. is at
Ford's.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-17
Itcms From Fulton Hiii.

Miss Josie Hubbard left Wednesday 20
visit friends in Baltimore.
Ths condition OF Master Temple May
nard is much more favorable.
Miss Lille Aztec. who has been visit
ing on Fulton Hin, has returned.
Miss Marion upsher has returned home
from very pleasant visit 10 friends on
Fulton FIJI.
Miss Bessie Walker who has been
indisposed. is much improved.
Miss Susie Wilcox has returned from \
very pleasant Visit 20 friends on Fulton
Hill
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-17
DR.. CALlSCH BACK TO-DAY.
lie viii Talk this Evening About the
Cincinnati Meeting,

Rev. Or. T.. y. Calish who has been
attending the special session OF the Cen
trail Conference OF American RABBITS at
Cincinnati this week. will return home
to-day, ana will occupy his pulpit this
evening AT Beth Ahabs.
lie will devote the sermon hour TO Civ
ing a synopsis Of the meeting which was
held i'm honor OF the eightieth anniversary
Of the birth OF Rev. Dr. Isaac NJ. Wise
one of the greatest scholars and most
popular rabbis i'm this country. The scr
vices this evening therefore VIII De OF
unusual interest
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-17
i. S. CIRCUIT COURT.
Judge Waddi1l Hears an important
Bankrupt Question.

Argument was heard In the United
states District Court yesterday Judge
Edmund Waddil presiding, in the case
of Marion II. Richardson bankrupt on a
question certified TO the court from
Referee Cardwen involving the right Of
a wife to claim the homestead exemption.
The question involved is important as
we'll as interesting and the decision was
reserved
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-17
SUIT FOR $4,000.
l.. Elam's Administratris SUING the q
a o. Eailw " %.

The suit Of Louis Elsms administrs-
trix against the Chesapeake and ONO
Railway Company Tor $1,000 IL Oh triai
IN the Law and Equity Court and may
consume several DAYS. There are many
witnessos. II g. claimed that tho COM
panv is responsible for the death Of
clam.
r r.. Rose and Co brought suit against
q. NJ Goodman. executor OF A. Il. Good
man. Tor SOLO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-17
4 Timely stomach Pump.

SUFFOLK. VA, MARCH l6.-special.-
Made desperate by "a realization OF his
homeless love John Hall OF Chuckatuck,
AGED about hfty years. bought an ounce
OF laudaaum and drank H. The timely
arrival of a physician with stomach
pumb saved Halls life. but he las
threatened 90 make another attempt AT
self destruction.
Hall. who Is married, became peculiarly
infatuated with another mans wife, and
the passion engcndored suicidal inten-
ffens
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-17

The terms OF the following members
OF tho School Board will expire on April
80: Ncssrs r. Edear Shine R0bt 4.
Briggs. Reuben Bun ton.
Mr.. VIM N. furriu, president Of the
Board of Aldermen. will can iolnt ses-
SION ..m. t.rr" this month fo e''cf their
success ors There is every reason 10 be-
Meve that these gentlemen ~ill be Pc
elected
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-17

Clay street I6i 9l-i-l2 feet east OF Brook
avenue, $500.
Henrico: W. II. Anderson and wife n
VI. A. Miller, 10 acres on Chesapeake ard
Ohio railroad, about Il miles from
Richmond, $3.50.
Harold J. Coolidge TO J. Randolph Coo
lidge. IL, J. Randolph Coolidge, Jr.. lilo
John Gardner Coolidge, 1-l9 Archibald
cary Coolidge. lilo. Julian Lowell Coo
Iidge. Lilo, and reserving lie to himself
estate called Upper Tuckahoe," 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-17

~
PROF. RICHARD HEATH DABNEl.
be made So. and results have proven the
wisdom of that view None OF the va
iious channels through which has been
directed the association zeal On per-
petuatiug the glorious past OF the state
bv nxing &c clearly i'm the popular MIND.
mas been more effective I'm developing IN
terest. and none haas done, perhaps, so
much in that direction.
Professor Dabuey took as his subject
one when commands The attention nl
all true Nirginans as soon as II Is
named "John Randolph, Of Roanoke. 10
10 he brought the result OF several years
Jealous study under peculiar advantages
and not one OF AN the lectures has been
more striking or in the finest sense,
more brilliant than this
A LARGE AUDIENCE.
The audience began to gather before
s. o'clock and. continuing. filled both the
Senate Chamber and the Han OF The House
OF Delegates by half-past IS %. clock. sun
rhc people continued to arrive. ana az
tom minutes before O. Mr. Roosevelt Page
announced that # had been decided 10
ACCEPT the kind invitation of DIT Nelson,
aud adjourn To- the WOman's College.
Thither the crowd directed their steps.
And at O'Clock Mr. page took his place
rnon the rlstrum. and. 100 the absence
of Governor Tyler Geo which he referred
with regret introduced Professor Dab
ucy.
only the warm-hearteo hospitality OF
81 woman college said hc. could nave
met this emergency NppiauseJ. and in
The name OF the Association for the Pre-
servauon of virginia Antiquities n'"l' t.
iy thank Dr Ne.son' l-ouu aPpl"uSo'
Mr.. Page lhen feI'lieu 70 l"e "1's o'
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-17
so'ou,n iiish vne~eS.

At. 81 Joseph on Saturday the solemn
high mess IN honor II ST. Joseph. VIII
be- celebrated M o'clock A. NJ. 9nd not
$3.50 a. was al hrst announced. On sun
day high mass viii be held at 10 A. NJ.
ami on Monday solemn mass at A. ~.
.oliowed ny solemn bene1iction by tho
re-, Bishop, OF Richmond. The three
solemn masses CLOSE the Novens. which
has been aoing on IN the church for the
pas. week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-17
sonsto Meet

The sons of the American Revolution
will hold their regular meeting tonight
al SIS o'clock IN the rooms OF the VIZ
ginia Historical Society. Officers VIII be
elected and delegates appointed 10 the
National Convention. which VII be held
i'm Detroit. Mich, May lst and ID
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-17
INCREASE IN
THE GAS BILLS.
Some Persons Says That It is Due to
Pressure.
THEY PROPOSE ANOTHER HOLDER
To he Erected West of the Center of
the City Superintendent knowles
Investigating the Large Gas
Bills of the Recent Past
THEY PROPOSE ANOTHER HOLDER

During the last few months there have
been numerous complaints OF the large
Increase IN gas bills, and the consumers
have been unable TO account Tor the same
by any reasonable hypothesis.
The Superintendent and the Inspector
Of Gas have been besicged by citizens
some expostulative, others angry. The
gas people have done the best they could.
Metres have been taken out, tested, found
all right and put back. The people have
been told that nothing Is wrong appa-
rently and that the amount OF gas con-
sumed by them must have been increased
their servants must have burned it, or
they may have used gas stoves.
SEEKING THE CAUSE.
These explanations have not been salts
factory and there has been a general
search for the why and wherefore.
1t seems probable that this has been
discovered and what Il Is may be ex-
pressed by the word-pressure. In other
words. the city needs fits gas supply for
the central and western portion nearer at
hand.
The practical way to get this. accord
ing 10 number OF citizens. Is TO con-
struct a holder ct some point west OF a
line drawn through the centre of the
city.
WHAT SOME BELIEVE.
1t is believed that the pressure neces-
sary to force the gas the great distance
which IL now has - traverse 10 reach
certain points may be the cause OF the
increase III the gas bills.
Others take O contrary view of the mat
ter and contend that there is some other
cause.
What II is will doubtless be discOv-
cred by Superintendent Knowles, 20 whom
the Light Committee referred the matter
at its meeting Wednesday evening.
No one would be better pleased than
Mr. Knowles and his assistants 10 dis
cover the trouble. for it has been no end
Of annoyance 10 them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-17

Richmond: Commonwealth Of Virginia
TO II. i. Beck, "a ~ feet on east side
Hickory street fSj i-e feet from Calhoun.
John A. Moore and wife 10 G. frederick
Grmmef, ISL 2-13 feet on south side
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-17
liz. Indor prcache>.

Rev DR. W. V. Tudor. Of Centenary
Methodist church, preached an inter
esting and instructive sermon at the
Aimsnouse last night \ large and APP
preciatiyc audience heard him. and the
music WIS rsneelally good
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-17

TELEGRAM wrs rerciNoli from Ad-
iutant-Generai NaiIe yesterday announc-
ing the death of his son. who has been ili
nI.n-I-.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-17
SPINNER Normal

While the State Board Of Education
has not as YET taken offciai ac,ion, " ~
understood thar one OF the summer nor
NAL schools VIII be held az Pulaski
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-17
IA GRIP COrGU.URED

with bf David's Cough syrup. The best
on earth Tor coughs, colds Group, Con-
SUMPTION and all Throat and Lung
Troubles
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-17

Re WAS the waichfu champion Of the
stockholders against The directors. and
defended moro consistently aud persist
entity than sny man of his th0e the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-08
n.n- rlcLcil,s Portrait.

Th, oh painting OF General George Z.
Pickett. commander IL Pickett's Diyi-
sion. L0restreers Corps :. y. Va. VIII
De- presented % r. T. Lee Camp No /.
Confederate Veterans, on tomorrow
night.
Tho portrait is the gift % George r.
Pickett Camp Confederate Veterans. %
this city and VIII be presented BY Coll
onel r. J. AIaury. past commander OF
Pickett Camp. ana formerly colonel
Tweuty-fourth Virginia Infantry. Of Pick
ctts Division.
The picture viii be received by Colonel
Joseph Y. Bidgood on behalf o. the
camp Tho music Will be- under Tho direc-
ton OF Captain Frank W. Cunningham.
4 cordial invitation Is extended % tho
public.
Pickett Camp win attend In body.
and Mrs General George r. Pickett -
expected 20 ho present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-08
PUBLIC JOINT DEBATE.
Richmond and Petersburg senates
Meet at the y. VI. G \. Tonight.

q nioasaut social function will take
,-aeo ~ tho Association Building toe
nirh- when the Debating Society Of the
younr Mems Christian Association Of
pef.rsburr VIII be entertained az supper
bv the Richmond Young Mems Chris
diam Association Senate in the Blue
Room from Orb $50 o'clock The public
Joint debate wll tao place in The Assoc
citation Auditorium at S.3l o'clock. Mr. S
NJ Woodward pes dent Of mo Association
Senate. presiding Tho music for the
rira cleo Club composed of we'll known
evening VIII Doe furnished by the Nir-
Richmond male yocalists.
Petersburg has secured Rev Mr. Ray
MS ono of 800 Judges. while Richmond
has secured Hon. j. Hogo Tyler. Gov
eraor of Virginia. These two in turn viii
select th. hird judge.
Ts. subject for debate is one fuil OF
o1nortnit for thoughtful presentations
as veu a- rhetorical flights. and is as
follows
.Re.olvel That men OF thought have
boon more beneficial 90 the world than
men OF a.fon.'
Tho contestants are well known young
men. uamol. First Affirmative John :
Eec'oeton NJ Richmond. FIRST negative
Forest vs. Tucker of Petersburg second
affirmative A. %. Caldwell of Rich-
mond. and tho second negative will be
sam Vs. Peterson. 0f Petersburg.
Invitations have been sent 10 the we
rious literary societies of Richmond.
some NJ whom win attend in body
Tickets of admission can Do secured at
the Association Building during the dav
by auy who may desire 90 attend ADD
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-08
OmciaI Writ Received

The omcial writ or the supreme Court
certifying 90 the United States Circuit
Court OF Appeals its opinion on the Ques-
lions of Jaw certified 100 1T in the George
NJ. West Company bankruptcy case have
been received Dog tho clerk. Mr. H. #.
Meloney.
The Circuit Court of Appeals will no
doubt very soon enter its decision az
nrming the decree of the bankruptcy
court below The decision of the SUI
premc Court having the law of the case.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-08

m regard % ne Tep0T'1 TT000Io n
their plant. which resulted n several
mouiders leaving because they desired
an increase OF ten cents por day in their
wages Messrs Chamoin AZ scott said
Yesterday that some of Che men had re-
turned TO work
They .aid further that ner business
ha6 NOT been AZ aU iuter'.rcd WITH and
tbat they had little dor5. That matters
would Boz adjusted in manner satisfac-
tory 90 an.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-08

lanes street 40 feet north Of Coutts. $50.
Margaret and Robert Hewlett William
u Williams Anna Jackson. Walter J.
Williams ana wife and Ida and Richard
Jackson TO Ellen Kenney, interest I'm 40
fec, ON east side Hickory street $50 feet
north OF Baker 500
Urnrv G. Nicholas 10 C. w smoot.
o., or feet ON south side Clay street
~ " feet west Of Gimer $1,000.
uorrico. Northsdo Land Company 20
Mr., d A Brit0n. 81 Lee feet on east
eft, Fourth avenue Chestnut Hin, 1850.
samuel H. Puiuam and wife 10 Henry
Weber 80 1-i2 fcet. on S street south
vye.t corner Twenty-second $5is.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-08

leaned or washed out several times

cleaned or washed out several times
dag.
patients. under no circumstances.
should oxpectorsto on dry substances"
The board also adopted a rule that the
secretary shall not receive "a death cor
uecate" or issue a burial permi, upon
one written in pencil after 18th Of June.
Ink must positively be required 20 pre-
serve clean records.
The following physicians wcro duly
elected members OF the Sanitary Adj
visory Board: Or Chris Tompkins DR.
A G. Palmer. Or. Jacob Michaux Or. j.
p. Harrison. Or. c. W p. Brock. DIT.
Geo Ross.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-08
OIL QUESTION
IN MANCHESTER.
Committee on Streets May Recon-
mend Its Use.
THE COURT OF MAYOR MAURICE,
Funeral Of Miss Appleby Yesterday.
order Of Pluto Organized - Work
of the Police for Month.
other SOuthsidc News.
Manchester Bureau. Richmond Times,
Ill2 Hull street. Beatte BLOCK

I1lZ Hull street, Betttie Block.
The Committee on Streets win meet
tomorrow night and Do ls Thought That
AT that time the question of using oil on
The streets for The purpose of laying the
dust VIII be- discussed.
city Engineer LlpscomD ~ great faiih
iu This method.
MAYOR MAURICE $ COURT.
Mr Is. d. Wood got on Perry street
car the other day and offered Conductor
S j. Meat0rs muuatcd ticket boo paF-
meut for hi- fare The ticket bad been
accidentally torn boz dctacliug b. from his
card of sis tickets. aud Doe stated that
no offered both pieces of the ticket 20
the conductor. who refused 10 accept
them.
After some argument the passenger
was ordered 90 get Oft the car. which he
SID under protest
Then Mr. Wood got ont warrant for
the arrest OF the conductor on tle charge
OF putting him off the ear after De- had
rendered bis fare.
Mayor Maurice decided chat tho ticket
was good and fined The conductor So for
assault 300 putting Air. Wood off the car.
Mr. Vs. r. Nelson was charged before
the Mayor with running "a livery stable
without the necessary license He pro-
tested that he was not running q stable.
bat that ho simply held horses BOO DIS
stable for the Richmond house. and 800
orders went through that house before
De could hire ont horse
Manor Maurice was OF the opinion that
Doe did keep livery stable and h- gave
Mr. Nelson twcuty-l0ur hours iu which
10 procure license. SIR Nelson dec'ar-
cd hc had uo intention OF ctaoinr thr law
and said he would procure the 'i.Nn"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-08

so DO 70 is the title of "a song that
AL d. Weston is using 90 splendId ai-
vintage lt M1n-streel Park Vaudeville
This week.. Mr. Weston is o. SINGING
comedian and atraius 10 "a higher elias
n.aton than most comedians. as he
knows how to sing % song 90 make it
popular with his audience. TIe is a clever
comedian. and che possession o. "a fine
voice makes his act doubly attractive
Pretty Blouch Ring has become a. fave
orite and Miles and Raymond ard Far
rou and Taylor have comedy acts that
tccm with life and laughter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-08

Alr Charles T. Mckee. the popular
treasurer of the Biiou Theatre. who mas
been living at Ford Hotel LETT yester-
day afternoon for his former home. near
Pittsbure. Go spend a few days with his
family NJ Mckee viii return In time
for the opening of tho jefferson Hotel
Roof Garden. and I'm the fan viii move
his family here for permanent residence
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-08
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
To Consider the Railroad Ordinances
This Eycuing

BY direction Of NJ. VIM. VI Iufpl1
president of the Board OF Aldermen Mr.
Ben q. August. city clerk, has issued
notices for % called mcetine oi tne Board
of Aldermen TO Boz held this even
ing at $ o'clock i'm the Council 1hamneI
TO consider the ordinances p"sse" oy inc
Common Council on last Monday evcn-
i,,. GRANTING franchises 10 the Richmond,
petersburg and Carolina railroad ana the
cbesapeske and Ohio railway companies.
The request for the call of the special
meeting was signed by Aldermen Dona-
hue. Mosby and Ferriter
There is every reason 90 believe thtt
che ordinance will Doc passed and at once
signed boy elMayor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-08

The Board Of Health at its regular
monthly meeting adopted the following
resolution:
In any house whore there Is a case Of
consumption. there should be dvo per
cent solution Of 'carbolic acid or about
six teaspoonsful OF acid to pint Of
water, used IN cuspadores-they 10 be
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-08

Din tho Heurico Crcu.t Court yesterday
Mr. Julia A. Clark instituted suit
against Airs. Annie Gary. aiicsing slam
der and dxine the damages at 500 Mr.
w. H Bcveridge is counsel in the case.
Judge Wexford yesterday awarded mn
Injunction enloin.ng and restraining j.
T. Horner from garn.sheeins Thomas
Haw'ev Mr. Bever.dse represented the
nlalntif
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-08
THE TELEPHONE CASE.
No Step is Likely TO BE Taken Before
Next October.

The next step that will be taken I'm the
case OF tho city Of Richmond SIS. the
Southern Bell Telephone case viii De to
ask Judge Con to dissolve the injunction
against the city in accordance with the
decision OF the United States supreme
Court.
CITY Attorney Pollard said Yesterday
this will probably not be done before me
regular term Of the United States Cir
cult Court next october