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New-York tribune., 1899-07-13
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INDIES ETC
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aer ASH: at IL m. for Santiago and Manzanillo.
per iisenstein detters mus be directed per l1sse-
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GgstmaA Per q. Them' Tor gfis'i La Plata @ue5 coun n
sATTRpAY-kt 10 a m. FOR Bareaioes and Dsmsrar.
per svis eaGoGfs at 10 n |.appernen,a 1880 5 tr
Haiti and ssna ,s5 Msha % R'S for FePn.
.aiGa sa1sns carhassns 80 AaTo3taSx
aS1k 2oc1.sn a. D"V via San Juan at ii fr cuba
Mexco'5; i2 m. tor s., Lucia Bsrsados and North
Mails for Newfoundland BY ran . Sortf sydnsg and
thence BY close at this once e',y at go 70
saurdayS Mails FOR NqueIon By ran to B9stoH and
Mails for Cuba BY Port Tampa, Fla. and themes
by at nj. Once daily sssosg 1s @ s9naay
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Tribune once July 13 a. m-Ihe weather ses'e
6ax WAS partly cloudy. with heavy munds's'or" "
the evening. The temperature rahseo "s' -.
=. - .s. .v.r.re zts., being 2. lower than that
OF tuesday and higher than that OF the o''resp'"'
ing da' ',her es to~dsy will be cloudy. possibly WIKI
showerG
New-York tribune., 1899-07-13
TIE PRESIDENTS WESTERN TRIP.
WILL. BE POSTPONED UNTIL OCTOBER IF MRS
M'KINLEYs HEALTH DOES NOT PERMIT
AN EARLIER START
JuIv 1.-THE President ha

Washington July 1.-THE President mas oeciue.
% postpone his trip 70 ST. PAU unit! CG'oO
Mrs McKinIev's health will not permit him 70 go
earlier and ne does not desire TO go without her
He has made positive engagement TO attsno PM anG
Chicago celebration in October ana ms Dis o. xtend
trip h POSTPONED until that time ne NIL eA'eNN
his tourney from Chicago 10 the Twin CITIES.
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on WEDNESDAYS. German steamers on ThursdAys 81.
Curard French and German steamers on sa'ursys sss
,aL. p-tntad Matter etc s0r all countries for ~nioh
they are advertised % carry mail. -.,.-,,.
As,e- tbe closng OF the Supplementary Transatantc
M.u named above additional supplementary rnAs sis
onsnsd on the piers he American, English frsn,. fp,
IA Gsrman steamers and remain open until "itnin
a., ynn,es ~ the hour II sailing ot steamer.
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Postomce Notice.

fshould be read DAILY by all Interested. a. changes
NAV occur any timej =. ,ooo nj,
T loysan mails Tor he week ending July Is. 1899 VIII
c,o.s ComptIy II all the General Postofhce az
,olows Parcels Malls close one hour carrier thAn
closing time shown below.
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aATTTPDAY-l

sATUPDAY-At $3.50 a n. for Europe per -
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must directed per Campania ,; a. 8So 7S. Tr .%
France Switzerland Ituy. Spain. Portugal, Iufhsy.
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m for Scotland direct. per FHrnessia VIA "'aS
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-07
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east Broad street, and Davenport rents
a house 800 the rear.
He was behind IN his rent and yesterday
noruinr the lady going out 10 see about
n found wing around In his room four
BAGS Of Acur. gallon jug OF whisky,
sore lard. aud other articles.
She telc,honcd 10 Mr.. Henry Waller
stein about her discovery and his brother
went around and identified the property.
,rno flour was Of the Jefferson brand
handled exclusively by :. Ullman's Son.
The lady said that Davenport came IN
earlv one morning without his hat. \
search back OF Uilman's resulted In the
discovery Of the missing hcadgear. and
also of an old pipe that he was accuston-
ga tn smoke around the store.
Davenrort was arrested 10y officer L.
II Uulchcr. lie said that he bought
two bags Of the -four from S. Ullman's
Son and two from John Podesta Co.
The latter firm say that they never ham
Sled tho Jefferson" brand
n IS Thought that Davenport has con-
feleraies and that they have been oper-
atinr extensively.
TUESDAY night the front window OF the
store 81 r. w Tignor's Sons was broken
and five pistols stolen. a window in the
raar Of the store OF James McGraw. 1912
cast Main was broken. but the burglars
failed TO get in
Tie police think that there Is m orcaH-
tied gang az work They have a we'll
defined idea as 10 their identity and ar
rests are expected soon
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-07
THE "OlD SOUTH"
Mr.. Polk Miller to Appear Tonight at
the JcftcrsOn.

Mr.. Polk Miller will give a glimpse OF
the "Old south at the JEFFERSON HOtei
this evening. He is TO appear In the
parlor OF that establishment under The
auspices ana for the benefit OF the
church OF the Covenant. This VIII pro-
bablv be the last opportunity of hear
ing Mr. Miller FOR sometime To come,
as his engagements with the chautauqua
assemblies will occupy his time during
the summer months. and his bookings
for next season Will carry him tn the
North and West until after Christmas.
Mr.. Miller is unquestionably the best
exponenf OF the real dialect and true
negro character in the country. His hu-
morous and pathetic stories, intefspefsed
with songs 10 which he plays his own
accompaniment on the banjo. furnish an
entertainment that is absolutely unique.
The old plantation negro is rapidly be-
coming thing OF the past Old times
have changed, old manners gone ana
under the new conditions. the peculiar
characteristics which made the plantation
negro so amusing and lovable. are being
lost To those who remember the old
time negro. the anecdotes, songs and
banfo performances of Mr.. Polk Miller
are incxpressably delightful. Those who
b,vo never know the plantation negro.
have an opportunity to catch glimpse
~ him through Mr.. Miller's genius,
which may never be repeated and GER
talnlv cannot be surpassed In another
man.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-07
BUCKINGHAM TOBACCO.
a Move TO Build Another FACTORY ~
white Uail-A Good Marker.

WHITE HALL. VA, April 5.-Special-
Pursuant TO a call for meeting OF those
interested in the tobacco market at TINS
rlaca 10 discuss plans for the building
of another warehouse ana factories io'
bandliug leaf tobacco a large crown OF
,enreseu,atiye men OF this county met
a. the warehouse at this place To-Day
Hon r. w. Huhard presided, who made
a forcible speech showing the dement's
alreadv received from the warehouse ana
factory now here and In operation ,he
advantaees TO be derived from the es-
tablishment OF another warehouse anu
other factories by having greater com
netltlon and urging the farmers 10 90
an en- their power TO build up and uphoid
a home market. Major +. ID. Hotehkiss'
OF the Chesapeake & Ohio Halfway 0oni,
ranv G. Hobhousc Patterson, ESQ., ana
w I. Boatwright. also made addte,ses.
committee was appointed TO soic't
Concentrations TO the capital stock VINO
IN = short while reported $s,l'o subscribed.
These who have been taking the most
ac,ive mart In this enterprise feel very
much encouraged from the liberal sun,
scrjption TO the capital stock to-day aro
think they will raise sufncieht sum
easily. ,s -.
The subscribers 10 the stock ne'o an
after meeting and elected of,cers anu
directors for the drst year ana appp'n',n
Q committee 10 draft a charter ana Apply
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-07

The funeral Of the late DR.. Charles r.
Cullen will take place from his resi-
dcnce. on the Boulevard. near Barton
Heights. this afternoon at o'clock.
The interment will be in Hollywood.
Or. Cullen was "A native OF Richmond
and was a member OF the well-known
cullen family. Several years ago he
purchased a plantation in Florida. and
moved there with his family. hoping the
mild climate might benefit his falling
health.
Later he moved TO Georgia, but re-
turned TO his old Hanover home. He
divided his time between the homestead
i'm UanoVcr. near Cold Harbor. and his
residence in Barton Heights. DR.. Cullen
had not been in cood health for some
time but ne was not believed TO have
been 50 near his end.
H. leaves. beside his wife, two ofil-
dren Nr. Charles l.. Cullen. Of Knox
vile. Tenn. and Miss Jennie Cullen, who
as now in Danville on a visit to relatives.
DR. cullen married Mrs Martha Robin
SON a widowed daughter of the late
YIN. Catlin. of Hanover county, and
was the step father of Mrs. Pitt. wife
of Rev r. II. Pitt. Of Barton Heights.
IA of Mr. VIM. Robinson. also of Bar
ION Heights. lie leaves two brothers in
Knoxville Tenn
The deceased was a consistent Chris
tan and regular attendant upon divine
services. lie was charitable. and highly
esteemed by many friends and acquaint-
ances.
Revs. J. & Peters. c. y. Van Houten.
and Rev Dr William +. Hatcher will
conduct the services.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-07
A BAD NEGRO
AND HIS AXE.
A Citizen of AIbemarle County Gets
an Ugly Cash.
CAME FROM IOWA TO BIT MARR'tD
Mr. Eppard Gets Bride from the far
West-A Well Known Coiored Wen
Digger Buried sixty Feet IN
dersround by a Cave-in.
CAME FROM IOWA TO Be markell

CHARLOTTESVILL VA, Aprll -
c,a,i.l 4 serious cutting auldy 'ooN
Mace near CTozet on the evening ., w
"a colored man named Andrew iV"-
srd was uassing the house OF Mr.. huih-
phreys. when the doss ran out AFTER nm
MIR William Ma started 10 the s0o"o
20 call the dogs of, and as ne came "e"i
Howard threw a stone strlhln5 VIA ""
the head. knocking him down. MI l"o''
as keener seeing the trouble, went " pa
the two men. as lie thought they were
nghting. when Howard threw d pole-aNe
at him. the sharp blade entering heeHei
shoulder. cutting an ugly gash.
DIR. Lafferty, who attended the "ounu-
ed men. considers both cases very serious
and their wounds are likely 10 prove ia'a'.
The negro IS now IN jail. lie c'diinS
that he thought the men were going
10 attack him, and that the dogs hau
been set on him by some one and ne was
only defending himself
Christ church has elected the tohoNsns
gentlemen as vestrymen Tor tne ensSi' 's
year: Prof. Stage Davis >. son'"" - =
/ T. Antrim, Mcajah Woods, X \
Minor G.. W. oliver. Ormond stone, .
II Harrison. r. w. Nelson, A: {. Mer-
chant 81 CLAY Niche and ii. w. Jones
MP. GORDON'S MARRIAGE.
number OF our citizens anticipate az
tending the marriage OF the Hon. jane
Lindsay Gordon 10 Miss Emily ACE
selhlchter. OF Philadelphia, which Is 10
take place on Thursday, April Nth' az /,
o'clock noon. in the Church OF the uoou
Shepherd. philadelphia ..,.,,
A WIFE FROM THE WEST
Mr. Joseph Lafayette Eppard' OF a.
bemarle county and Miss Hattie May
Ford. of Iowa. were married yes,er Jay
afternoon at the Albemarle Hotel ,ns
REV. DR.. Shuck performing the ceremony
Mr. Eppard came 10 Albemarle aoou'
EIGHT months ago and bought properly
and established dairy farm. ana nls
nride arrived here yesterday at noon py
the train from the West Immediately
after the marriage they drove TO their
home near Rio station.
Mr. John Wesley Beck. An OLD con,
crate soldier. died near the CITY i'''
night after 4 short illness.
THEY HAVEN'T FOUND HIM RI.
charles Brown. colored. well-kh9" =, !,
we'll digger or :hls city. while engaged ~
cleaning out a we'll on the farm OF ~,
rohn sinclair Yesterday. five miles SOU,
~ the city. was buried about SHY - IL,
under the ground by the ro,k w.
ca,,nr IN on him. The accident o
Cured about. o'clock yes'erual, nr
proyn's hodv had not been recovered w
N II o'clock this morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-07
FREMONT MALE QUARTETE.
The Last Entertainment of this Sea
nm NJ 4 \ star COIrsr.

The Last Entertainment of this Sea
sons y. VI. C. \. star CoIrsr.
The closing number Of the most sue
ccssul season in the history Of the Star
Course. viii take place in Association
Hall tonight the fremont Male Quar-
tette OF Boston. one OF the leading
church and concert organizations OF that
citv will appear, assisted by Miss Mel!
Ames Horn ihe talented reader from
the city OF Brotherly Love The per-
sonnet Of the quart~tte is strong and
their testimonials most excellent. As
usual a large house will greet the en-
tertaincrs.
Circulars have been mailed to members
OF the present and past season. course.
seeking Information concerning talent
and plan for rescrving seats for the
coming season. also enclosing order
blank. 10 goes without saying that the
seventh season OF the Star Course VIII
be a prosperous one. The committee and
officers are determined 80 secure the best
noeeihle talent in both musical and lite
rarv attractions The fremont Quar-
tetfe viii prove a splendid close for this
season. r- IL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-07
COL. DAWSON RET URNS.
lie SAYS the Democratic Party = Gain
inc Croun in q @ West.

CO.. Marion /. Dawson who has been
ENGAGED for some months In cnecung an
organization ot the leading commercial
lawy ers IN The principal cities Of the
Tnfcd States and Canada including
Eichn ond. has returned home.
colonel Dawson has been a close OBJ
server Of the trend Of political opinion
in those States through which he has
passed. and he reports that the Demo
cratic party is rapidly gaining ground.
particularly IN the Middle States and the
FAR West lie says the war policy of the
present administration SIS very largely
condemned by the more conservative Gle
meu. of the Republican party. and that
tho opinion generally prevails that Col
ouel Bryan viii d. the leader Of the Dem
oerats Boa 1907 with Carter Harrison. Of
Chicago. or some Southern man, as run
Ming mate.
Colonel Dawson expects 20 go % Florida
81 n few days 90 close the purchase OF a
large tract Of land for the New York
Col. nilation and Emigration Society. and
he says that he Is confident that he will
be able 10 influence this corporation to
invest largely In Virginia real estate in
the near future.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-07
Entertainment To Night.

Tonight the regular monthly entertain
ment Of the Smithdeal Business College
will be held in the College Auditorium
Fourth floor 'front.', beginning at s
o'clock.
Under the shful management OF Pro
fessor Frank Cosby the programme will
10 one Of artistic merit. The first part
will be devoted 20 vocal and instrumental
music and elocution. and the second part
viii consist Of a laughable little farce
entitled. "When Tragedy and Comedy
Meet" in which the characters will be
sustained by Professor Cosby Mr. Hart
ley Freeman. Mr.. John S. Eggleston and
Mr.. Charles Harra.
Tho entertainment like all Of its pre-
deccssors. is given for the entertainment
and pleasure of the friends and students
OF the college and a cordial invitation
to be present is extended TO the public.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-07
Formed a Club.

At meeting OF the Gesangverein Viz
eiuia at Sanger Han Wednesday night.
the recommendation made some time ago
nv a committee of twenty-five that the
society be operated as club was
adopted.
The Gesangverein will at the same
time continue 10 carry out the objects
Of ifs existence-the fostering OF music
and Il male chorus.
The society is In a most nourishing
.,,dition. IL - fact not generally
,,,own that the Gesangyerein Is the old
&c, society Of the kind in Richmond, pro-
hahly in Virginia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-07

10 Judge Hundley TO grant II.
The managers OF the warehouse this
year report their sales TO this time over
so 900 pounds, ana the average prce
nearly four dollars.
Four farmers OF Buckingham county
who sold their crop OF tobacco on this
market this season realised $500 Does
not this speak well for the Ruckipgham
soil, There Is no section In Virginia
that offers better inducements 10 those
seeking homes than this. Land Is cheap
and easily improved. and climate superb.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-07
NEW READING ROOM.
viii BE Opened al the West View Bav-
fi.t Church Til afternoon.

An ELEGANT new reading room will be
opered i'm the rear Of West View Baptist
church at the corner OF Cary and Mea-
dow streets. this afternoon. The room
is Is by 20 feet and was built by the
generosity Of the friends Of the move
ment.
The reading-room will he furnished with
the leading daily papers and magazines.
and promises TO be a great pleasure and
comfort to that vicinity.
The reading-room will be open to ladies
and girls in the afternoon. and at
nigh. to men and boys. A reception viii
be held tonight from to 10 o'clock,
ans the public are invited.
The readng-room is built with a view
to light and comfort. and is a credit to
the energetic and generous people who
carried 10 to a successful completion
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-07
stolen Goods.

rnora "a a bolt of lawn at the Office
-, ,he chief of Police awaiting Identified
~ hv the owner II was probably stolen
49,, = dry goods store on Broad street.
. nsgro took Il to pawn-shop yesterday.
" The proprietor detained the negro IN
- 10 notify the police. but he broke
on,, ya,t. leaving the goods behind.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-07
IMPORTANT ARREST.
a Negro. Supposed 10 BE a Burglar, In
Custody.

Samuel Davenport colored. Is under ar
rest at TIE First Police station. as a sus-
psci 30 connection with the robbery OF the
store OF S Ullman Sons. Nos 1870 ana
Is22 east Main street. All the circuni-
stances point strongly 20 his guilt
Hi. capture was effected In some
what peculiar manner \ LADY. VINO Is
= customer - ne store. read In the
papers Of the robbery. She lives at 2oos
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-07

The pr0tracted services AT Laurel-Street
Methodist church are growing in interest
nightly. There have been several con-
versions and requests for prayer.
The congregations are large. Rev. II.
Finley Gayle, the pastor. Is doing the
nreachlng.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-07


had little influence on them. John Ran
dolph said: If there be any point in
which the authority of Mr Jefferson
might be considered as valid IL is in the
mechanism of 4 pillow" Yet BE said that
the Cary pillow beat the jefferson pillow
las much as common sense will always
bea. theory and rcveries.'
THE DOCTORS CLOSING.
Or. Chandler closed by saying: I'm 1880
East Virginians were sure that they hid
the best government in the world. They
we're eertain that the large planter class
knew how 10 govern ana ought TO fur
nish the statesmen OF thc country. They
recalled with pride that as rule, every
great leader whom Virginia had given
10 The State and Federal Government was
an Eastern Virginia planter. Though tive
United states had existed for ioriy-ohe
,-rlrs vet Nirginiaus had occupied the
presilcncv for twenty-eisht years Of that
time and all were Virginia planters Con-
eervatism was the keynote OF the Eastern
Vire,ni, politician. lie studied history
and saw that every democracy had been
=, failure lie recalled the French rcNo-
lutio, and IFS horrors revolution which
fried 10 uut into practice thc same the
o,io. which jefferson had embodied IN
the Declaration OF Independence. lie
feared The rabble and the mob. and be
ueved that Virginia was democratic
enough. The Eastern Nifsiniana dep'e-
Gated the Western cry ~ more liberty ami
nor. equality. They regarded that gov
eminent as giving most liberty which gaVe
most happiness 20 all concerned, ana
that virginia. as organized under the
Constitution Of 1876 rs such govern
ment They believed what Benjamin
watkins Leigh. in speaking Of our SPLEEN
did government and the constant cry OF
the masses for more liberty said: IT
has pleased Heaven 20 ordain that man
shall enjoy no good without alloy. It's
greatest tounties are not blessings. unless
the enjoyment Of them be tempered with
moderation Liberty is only mean; The
end Is happiness II is indeed. the VINE
az life. but. Ike other wines % must be
used with temperance IN order 10 be used
with advantage. taken 10 excess IT FIRST
inioxicates. then maddens and, al last
destroys
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-07
IAGRIp COUGH Cured

with DR.. David's Cough Syrup. The best
ON earth for Coughs. Colds, Group. Con-
SUMPTION and all Throat and Lung
Troubles.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-07
PULASKI MURDER TRIAL.
Thomas Jennings Acquitted and the
Gleasons' Case, Mole ProSquicd.

PULASKI. VA. April 6.-special-The
County Court of Pulaski has been en-
raoea several DAYS in the trial of Thomas
Jennings for the murder OF Anthony
Cary. The trial ended to-day In an ac-
quittal.
Chumbley Dunn is now on trial ior the
same onense. Nolle prosequies were IN
tered In the case against the Gleasons,
and they were discharged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-07

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-07
Blood
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Life.

II it's pure
health. II It's
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Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters
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cures disease In
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II kas never
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belieyc>it can
fail. Try II.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-07

II 90, are going 10 Europe this spring.
90, tho state Rank OF Virginia 10 furnish
You with a Travellers Letter Of Credit.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-07
AFTER ONE VIGOROUS RUBBING
FRESH AND RELIABLE VACCINE
VIRUS

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