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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1899-12-05

Sd you want to be my son in. Ia Y,
do youR' asked the old man with as
much f%ercenees &c he could assume.
well, said the young man, "Idon't
want to, bit 1 suppose I'll have to be
II | marry your daughter Tit B ia.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1899-12-05

It ia more trouble to make q maxim
than it is to do right MARI Twain,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-25

Necromancy and sleigM-of-hand per
f0rmances have been pracuced since the
early days. To many people this art is
of unusual interest and always entertain
ing TO alL in later years the old style Of
performance that came under this head
has undergone wonderful change.
Eyerhart, ~ jongleur." has put before
the American public an act that borders
on the marvellous. After years Of ardu-
GUS practice he has become so expert that
he handles numbers of articles with his
hands so deNtcrOus.y as 10 defy all laws
o. gravitati0u He throws numbers OF
objects I'm tho ar in different directions.
catching them an in one hand as they
fall. lie rolls ordinary barrel hoops I'm
one direction. they roll back as rapidly
as they left his hands. lie does so many
wonderful things it is difficult 20 describe
them. He is one Of the features OF the
Al G.. Field Greater Minstrels. and Will
make his bow al the Auditorium tonight
The performance begins promptly at $50
O'Clock.
Next week. comic opera.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-25
HARRIS MADE A MISTAKE.
Given Good Thra>hing by the lius-
hand an Offended Lady.

Late yesterday afternoon some surprise
was created by n.cey-dressod young
man. who was found later to Doe j. B.
Harris. walking up Broad street and
2laspin- the hand 0f everybody be met.
Ic was apparent that he had been enjoy
ing The association OF spirits but his eN-
ulerlu- s0c.abiIty was ignored uuuI bee
reached Eighth street. Here he met
Mrs. James ~ McGraw with TWO other
ladies' 10 their surprise and horror.
Harris staggered over and grasoed Mrs.
McGraws hand.
By singular coincidence. Mr.. McGraw
came along just az this junc-ure. lie
said later that he thought az first Harris
was some wouid-be masher Mt McGraw
jumped forward and gave Harris "a ter
rifle slap with h.s open hand. Harris
ree'ed ana went down on all f0lr but
recovered and made a vicious break FOR
Mr.. McGraw attempting 90 kick him.
AIR. AcGraw Erasped the leg Ass 30 came
up and sent Harris spraw.ing and then
proceeded TO- give him a gen-eol thrash
ing
Policeman Wiltshire happened along
about ,h's time and placed both men under
arrest Mr. McGraw was recognized for
IBIS appearance in the Police Court this
morning while Harris was locked up A.
g O'Clock lass night he was dead 20 all
earthly cares for the time being.
Mr. McGraw expressed much regret y
being involved in trouble on the street.
and said last night Dee hoped he bad
not injured Harris.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-25
HEADED OFF STATE COURTS.
Attorneys for Wadley Secure Delay
in the Criminal TRIAL.

Judge Con several days ago granted a
v,rit of supersedeas in the case OF II. G.
Wadley VS. BlOunt * Boynton, which still
further delays the trial OF Wadley on
criminal charges On the County Court Of
Wythe county. Va.
Several years ago Wadloy was indicted
ON a charge Of embezzling and misappro-
priating Sl96342 OF the funds OF the
Wythevle Banking and Insurance Com
pany. Civil action was begun about the
same time IA the United States courts by
nonresident creditors Judge Gof grant
90 an Injunction restraining the County
Court from prosecuting the case pending
decision Of the civil action. He was over
ruled by the Supreme Court 81 the United
States. Subsequently the criminal prose
clifion was again begun in tho County
Court 81 Wythe. Il became necessary 20
have copies Of records and papers IN the
case. and on June H. 1893 Judge Paul. Of
the Western District OF Virginia. dis
solved an iniunctions foTbiddlng the copy
ing a the records and papers and issued
an order allowing The Commonwealth
attorney 90 take copies OF records and
papers.
Al appeal was taken from Judge Psul's
decision which he granted but ne re
fused 60 elbow the appeal 10 have the
effect OF writ OF supsrsedeas. which
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-25
ENGLISH SPARR0WS USEFUL.
They KIN the Strange Worm W Which Is
Doing SO Much Damage.

Doing SO Much Damage.
The strange worm which has been do
ing so much damage to growing crops,
I'm rienrico county. is stI going on with
his terrible work and farmers are
scratching their heads wonder
Nlessrs. Edward schmidt and Fred
HECK. who have stalls ar the First Mar
ket are latest sufferers. They report
that the worm is learning to Ike corn
stalks and has ruined no ltle late corn
for them.
Mr.. Keck said Yesterday that the
worm is about an inch and 0ne-half long
with a sleek. soft body and "a head Ike
a caterpillar. The color is not uniform.
however some of the worms being black.
others having yellow streaks on each
side. and still others being yellow on the
under side.
Mr. Kcck says they eat all OF the soft
part Of the millet. leaving only The stems
stand. In corn they enter at the top OF
the stalk and eat their way down. The
worms go IN large droycs and seem 10
propagate rapidly. Nothing has been
found TO KIN them except English spar
rows. which are consuming -he worms i'm
great numbers.
Mr. Keck and Mr. Schmidt recall a visit
tation from q somewhat similar worm
several years ago. but &c did not do so
much damage then.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-25

Honrico: City Bank Of Richmond 20
Barton Heights Presbyterian church's
trustees. lot 10 in block % Barton
Heights sos.
John II. Coleman and wife 20 IT. /.
Cabcu rs 4-2l feet on south side Webster
street I53 1921 feet east of GoddIn. $3.50.
Abner Cooley TO same. IS A. feet on
south side Webster street "a % feet cast
OF Goddln street. $3.50.
Thaddeus Robinson and wife 10 same,
q p feet 1T southeast corner Webster
and Goddin streets $l235L
Joseph Heppart and wife 20 IT, T. Ca
bell 90 feet on south side Broolland
street. 100 fect east of Dinneen street; 81
feet ON south side Brookiand street -s2
feet east of Dinncen street. $1,000
John Z. Nnier's trustee Co Virginia
Building and loan Company II "a acres
about ] IA miles north OF Richmond on
Cannon road S-.215.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-25
FAST WORK ON
THE RIVER FRONT
Affairs There are Being Pushed
Ahead Vigorously,
CONSTRUCTION OF THE DAM.
The Rock Crushcr Busy Eating Up
Rock-How the Railroad Work
is Progressing - Other
Matters,
CONSTRUCTION OF THE DAM.

Work on the dam Of the Virginia Rail
way and Development Company at the
head OF Browns island is progressing
rap.dlv. The frame work 10 enclose the
concrete wall OF The dam is being con
struc,cd. ana the guard wall is De'ns
ole9 with concrete. Near the guard wall
is ar immense boulder. some or "Hi."
,,,if Do utn.zeI in the dam. At one side
, n.io over five feet deep was FOUND
havlnr been worn ont oy the action OF
tho waters OF many aees.
WATER ACTION
La the cavity were large number or
stones Weighing from an ounce 10 pouho'
which had been worn perfectly Smooth
lv DE action Of the water which Kept
chem constantly chatting against the SIDE
of the rock
AS Was explained several weeks ago
mammoth rock crushcr SIS located NJ the
dam. THE rock SIS blasted out IN the pea
or the river loaded on cars drawn up an
incline the load dumped into hopper
and s0-horse-powcr furnished 10y am en-
rne soon reduces 10 % the size desired.
~ is then screened automatically ana
dumped ou cars which run ON "a railway
% any point desired ON the dam. Later
tho cars VIII run ITO tho other points on
the work where concrete IS being used.
The stone for the Development Company
and for Che R. u. q A.. and C. & o. work
IS an crushed at this place
CONVEYING MACHINE.
SO Che site Of the power plant the
I.elgor-Nood Conveying Machine is near
ing compcuon It viii greatly facih-
tate The work.
Rapid progress is being made on tho
G. d d. work. half O dozen piers having
been begun.
Three Golfer dams have been built and
several concrete foundations started on
sho r.. j.. d. o.. bridge across the river at
Mayo Island.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-25
ZONE W0MAN'S LIFE"
The Authorcss OF an Interesting Book
il Now Here.

The AuthOrcSS OF an Interesting BOOK
il Now Here.
Mrs. Mary A. Walton. OF Atlanta, Ca,
Is now in this city Under the nom de
plume OF Edna Gray" Mrs Walton has
written a book entitled zone Woman's
Life. Tho Steppimgs OF Faith" which has
attracted widespread attention and called
forth much favorable criticism.
a writer in the Atlanta Constitution de.
scribes the book as a most remarkable
story Of lfe that could have been made
bright.
Mrs. Walton is tho heroine Of her own
work, and she tells her story. or how
involved IN a series of troubles by an
early and unfortunate marriage. she Is al
last rescued by Divine aid
The papers of the Southern States speak
OF the book in terms Of high praise. and
the author IS heartily endorsed by many
ministers. among them Rev. DR.. w. ".
Landrum and A. r. HO,dcrby OF Atlanta;
Rev. Or. Edward J.. Peu OF Richmond
Rev. Or. James y Fair, now OF Savan-
nah. Bishop j. b. Cheshire, Of North
Carolina, and Bishop w. w. Duncan, OF
South Carolina. She also has high en-
dorsemonts from prominent Masons Of
Georgia North Carolina and other states.
Mrs Walton has been an invalid nearly
an her life. and was az one time totally
blind
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-25

struck with the great increase In orders
for agricultural machinery, electric sun.
plies, gas plants, -four mill machinery.
grinding mills OF all kinds. belt.
ing, wood working machinery. foun-
dry supplies, telephone outfits. plum
bers' supplies. and particular or general
equipments into the manufacture OF which
iron enters or with which II r. connected.
In many cases these orders-alreadv adj.
vanced from Is 20 100 per ccnt.-are far
beyond the means OF immediate delivery.
but such confidence is had in the future
that they have been accepted, while firms
are making strenuous efforts TO hasten
the supplies OF material for manufac-
turing purposes. Many firms have been
compelled TO work night and day. 20
double their force, or 10 do both. one
gentleman describing tho situation I'm his
establishment as '.ihe force doubled. tho
output doubled and the working hours
doubled"
BOUGHT STOCK AHEAD.
Others have bought stock ahead. some
keeping their works clear os finished
goods so great is the demand FOR them.
and some waiting impatiently for mate
rial with which they may be enabled 10
meet orders. The American market IS IN
many Instances so active manufacturers
have had their hands fun TO meet the
exicencies. while others find time 10 ex-
tend their position abroad
These letters tell that mechanics and
other classes Of employees are kept hard
a, II I'm increasing numbers shown. also,
by a llvening up 81 house building opera
tons From the standpoint Of the cores
pondents tho outlook IS serene. the on'y
possible drawback being expressed by one
or two gentlemen IN timidity NJ the APP
proach of a general political campaign.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-25
SrERILIZED tx
TRACT MALT

Is the best tonic known, where a malt
tonic is indicated. Persons With weak
stomachs and poor digestion will ind this
pure Extract Mat Steriized just The
thing they need 90 aid digestion and give
a healthy tone TO the stomach. Where al
cohol,c tonlcs in3ure lhe stomach and fdi
TO cure exhaustion. weakness and chronic
dehilitv. the Gladstone Sterillzed Mat
Extract. by gently stimulating the di-
p4s,ion. tontng up tho stomach and caus-
Ing the proper fascinating OF food, dis
nais all Weakness. Increases the appetite
and builds W the whole system. In NAL
nutrition. -rleepiess ness and nervous ex-
haustion. Gladstone Sterihzed Extract
Malt will give sure and permanent relief.
owens & Minor Drug Company, Virginia
Sales Agents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-25
LAW AND EQUITY SUITS.
Divorce Proceedings-Act for Debt.
Bill IN Chancery.

Suit for divorce was commenced in the
Law and Equity Court yesterday by Geo.
w. Lewis, attorney I'm behalf Of Emma
Trueheart against George Irueheart.
Neglect and desertion are charged. The
couple were married April Sth 1891, and
have two children, for whose custody
the mother prays.
The Washington Savings and Loan
Company was granted new charter in
the Law and Equity Court yesterday
Ii differs from the original charter only
in minor points, relating 10 the capital
stock, the minimum being increased IRON
5000 TO $500, and ~ extent Of real
estate holdings
suit was brought by j. G. Walton
against +. PaNson, for 500.
Motion for judgment was filed by Swift
& Co. VS.. William j. Lyon, for N2S.O6.
A bill in chanccry was fled by stutely
Wellington, Jr., etc, VS.. Hannah Scott,
asking Tor division and sale of real estate.
In the Chancery Court yesterday Robert
S. Chamberayne qualified as executor Of
the estate OF Harvey Chamberlayne.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-25
SENATOR DANIEL.
He Has Agreed to Lecture for the
Richmond fyccum.

Senator John W Daniel has agreed 70
deliver for the Richmond Lyceum the
coming season lecture on THE English
Speaking People.
The Lyceum bureaus nave Tor years
been attempting to induce him 20 lecture.
and have made him the most tempting
offers. So great IS his reputation as an
orator that he could probably make sew
eral times his salary as Senator IL he
would consent 10 make lecture tours be-
tween sessions OF Congress. Senator Dam
lei has steadfastly refused go go upon
the platform. but as a special favor TO
the Richmond Lyceum, has consented 20
lecture before that cultured body.
The Senator has expressed his intention
10 donate his part OF the proceeds of the
lecture 10 some charitable object.
Tho others OF the suuerb course which
Me members of the Richmond Lyceum
will enjoy are as follows: /. Zangwil, the
noted English author; Robert Mcintyre.
d. D the celebrated pulpit orator Jacob
A Rils. author OF How the Other Half
Lives; +. Hopkinson smith; Miss Ida
Bentley. the American story-teller; Max
O'ReIl. author OF "John Bull and His
Island: Professor John b. Denote. the
noted scientist; p. 8. Henson, ID. d., Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-25

To Philadelphia. Pa, Via r.. +. and ~
and Penn. u. IL. Account Of G. \. X
National Encampmcnt

For this occasion the Richmond, Fred
ericksburg and Potomac Railroad COM
pany viii sell special iron-c.ad signature
tickets from Richmond 90 Ph..alel9h a
and return NJ the one care rate of $50 FOR
the round trip. Ticke.s 90 bee sold S 3tem-
Der % 10 9TH inclusive. good going only
on date Of sale. and 20 felum until sep
tembcr Y. 1899. except. that upon deno Z
o. ticket with the Joint Agent az Phiadcl
phia between September 9Th and 9th inelu-
sive and payment of 20 cents. the email
limit may be extended 20 September 3D.
1899 Continuous passage In each direc-
ton.
Apply to Ticket Agent. Byrd Street S
ton. Richmond Transfer Company .03
east Main street, or
w. p. TAYOR
Traffic Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-25
THE GOODWIN CASE.
IL is Set for Hearing at tOo'Clock This
Morning.

The Board OF Reference VIII meet to-
day at 10 o'clock 20 hear the case OF
Miss Goodwin The meeting was 90 have
come of wednesday last. but on account
of the absence of-3ir. Wendeuburg coun-
sch FOR the school trustees the case was
continued until today 10 is prob
able that Rev. Mr. Tucker and the counsel
FOR Miss Goodwin viii endeayor 20 have
the matter referred 10 the patrons OF
the school but Superintendent Russell VIII
hardly allow this as DE says the board
has no right 60 do SO.
Miss Goodwin Will be represented by Mr.
Garland Pollard. As 10 what viii De the
result no one can say, but many persons
think that the action OF the School Board
VIII be sustained.
w. 4 Robinson was before Squire Lew
rs. OF Heur co yesterday morning for vio-
lation OF the sanitary laws and was fined
81 and cost. Mrs. Robinson was fined s.
for contempt
S. V. Turner was charged with Viola
ton Of tho sanitary laws but was dis
charged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-25
Lcctnrc ntthc Ieneme-

The regular monthly literary meeting
OF the Park-Piace Epworth League Will
be held tonight in the lecture room OF tho
church.
The feature OF the evening win be a
lecture by one OF the delegates 20 the
recent International Conference at Indian
apoiis This will not Doe "a mere report Of
the conference but an address which is
20 DO novel ard interesting The League
extends an invitation 90 an 10 attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-25

BALTIMORE. August speciaL-On
September 1st NJ. J. Alien. travelling
freight agent of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad. will become commercial freight
agent Il Duluth. MINI. succeeding Thos.
Miles. transferred 10 Minneapolis @. H..
Harkins goes from Minneapolis TO Chi
cagO.
IT @. Smith OF the general offices in
Baltimore. Will be appointed freight tariff
agent, in charge of percentages and de
visions. publication of all freight tariffs.
the issuance of all tariG and division
sheets and billing and routing insruc-
lions
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-25

have failed 10 cure you and you begin
to desnair OF ever getting well of that
blood trouble. take Or. pavid's Ido-Fer-
rated Sarsauaula In some cases o.
rheumatism Il seems 70 work wonders.
II cures old sores scroiula and al blood
and skin diseases. Remember the kind,
Or Davids ldo-Ferrated sarsaparilia.
Best on earth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-25
THE CASE OF PRICE.
He Has Not as Yet Been Brought 90
the Pcnitentiary.


The sentence of Thomas Price 20 b.
hung ou the 9Th of September at Farm
ylIo Va, was commuted by the Governor
Oh life imprisonment Two day, ago. OIL
GA. notice has not been received no the
state peuteniary from tire clerk OF
Prince Edward County Court. which
notice Is the red tape necesslrytto bring
Price 90 Richmond When ths uoice Is
received a guard VIII be dispatch. %
bring Price 90 prison.
Governor Tyler and his family are
spending these hot days 40 their summer
home near East Raiforl. va. The Gov
e-nor has MT had much resi- during his
vacation. the affairs OF state and ais
Senatorial contest combined have kept
him cuie busy. II is ex.e.toi Dee and
dis family viii return t0 Richmond about
the second week in september
Each sumner they have spent in Rad
ford, previous 10 this some member of
the family has been seriously sick. hut
this vacation an have enjoyed gooi
health and viii return for The winter %
Richmond. having been greatly benefited
by the summer in the mountains.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-25

would have prevented tho copying Of the
papers. On August llth the matter was
taken up in tho United States Circuit
Court Of Appeals and the supersedeas
granted. which effectually. for a time. at
least. stops all criminal proceedings.
Attorney General Montague received no
notice Of the appeal. hence was not aware
OF the action until II had been taken. but
he proposes 10 fight the matter TO tho
end
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-25

one OF the matters which Is scheduled
10 come before the city Board OF Health
AZ an early NEE ing Is the report % ths
PRESIDENT ~ the board. Dr. O.gen-
hlmer. on q complaint made against Or
J. +. Crane. one OF the city physicians
10 the moor. IL was alleged In the COM
plant that DR.. Crane had refused 20 yisls
a sick person without pay.
The complaint came up originally BEFORE
the Council Committee on Health, who
referred Il 10 the boaid.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-25
S5-WASHINGTON 10 THE SEA
SHORE AND RETURN-S5.
Via Pennsrlxania Railroad.

]
Atlantic city. Care May Ocean CITY.
Sea Isle CITY, Tickets on sale Tor all
trains Fridays and Saturdays. good %
return 20 the following Tuesday. Attain
tie city tickets good va Delaware Bridge
avoiding transfer through Philadelphia
Last day Of sale, September Sth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-25
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SEA
SHORE EXCURSIONS
Via r.. 4. aud T.. and Pennsylvania
Railroads.&c. Round Trip From

lsttHliDtlhs
For all Pennsylvania railroad trains
leaving Washington Fridays and Satur-
DAYS. continuing until September OH.
Inclusive, special excursion tickets
10 Atlantic City ocean city, Sea
Isle CITY and Cape May will be
sold az $50 from Richmond only on thes.
days. Tickets good returning until and
including TUESDAY following tho Friday
or Saturday for which sold
Leave Richmond 1888 a. " and s.45 A.
NJ. y NJ. 7:40 =. VI. For further infor-
nation apply 20 Richmond Transfer
Company. el3 east Main street. Ticket
Agent. Byrd-Street station, or
w. T. TAYLOR,
Traffic Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-25
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's
Citizens and Other Matters.

1lr j. p. Bel OF the large printing and
! binding firm in Lyrchburg which bears
! his name. is Boz the city.
Mrs John Rincr ana niece. lttle Annie
| Ei,srn. lcft Wednesday for Sew YORK on
the old Dominion line.
Miss Ila Bra1du.k Is visiting relatives
aud friends in IoNhatan ana Amelia
county where she VIII iay several wceas.
Alr. IT, ~ Holmes. OF "The Norfolk
Landmark. is visiting relatives on Mar
shall street
Mr. A. T. Fucua. of Durham. y c..
formerly of Ri-hmoad is 40 Ford $ on
pleasure MP.
Mrs A. g.. Gensler has returned from
Washington. where "a visit 20 her parent,
was protracted by typhoid fever.
Mr. and Mrs. d. Percy Gray and chill
dren. little Miss Elizabeth and Percy. Dr..
left yesterday 90 visit az Bedford city AMI
Roanoke.
Among The GUESTS from this city az the
Greenbricr White are Miss Frances y.
Mcclure. Dr. j. A. White and Mr. G.. ID.
Langhorne.
Miss Bessie Nowlan. of POO west Grace
street. who in fan from a wheel n few
days ago fractured her knee cap is inn
pr0yins.
Mr. and Mrs. T.. J.. stratton and Miss
Myrtle Carter left Tuesday night f1r
Hinton. W. Va. and Cincinnati. d.. and
wal Dc gone for two weeks.
Mr. W. j. Rison. OF Dauyile. Va. IS
visiting relatives on east Leigh street
Rev. A. T. Dickinson and VIE have 70.
turned 90 the city from their "trip 70 tho
Southwest.
Ari..a. Eva Kout and Man. Rurn
gave a deilghtful watermelon feast at
81 north Eighteenth street go their
friends There were many jolly young
folks present and an had o. most enjoy
able time.
Misses Pansy and Bessie Haney OF 26cs
east Franklin street. left SEES e-dly for
NJ Lee. Prince Edward county. where
they VIII spend the remainder of the sea
son. farewell reception was rendered
them and their friends by their mother
wednesday evering
The stag trolley party given by the Pea
cock Club OF Jackson ward had De-
H-htflI time wednesday evening Aztec
leaving First and Broad streets NJ
O'Clock they took ride to lakeside
Park thence to Reservoir Park. where
refreshments Ucro served.
ABOUT 70 8o O'Clock Yesterday Mr.. r J.
Garrett draughtsman no the ". r. Trisg
shipyard bad his foof mashed hv p'eee
Of metal falling on 49, Two bones wers
broken and Mr.. Garrett suffered cons'd-
cradle pain. The ambulance WAS sum-
monod and the doctor attended the IN
iures when Sir. Garrett Was sent home
In a carriage.
Richmondcrs in New York.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-25
Richmondcr~ in New York.

NEW YORK. August 2l-Spccial.-
Richmond arrivals: Grand r. r. Wilson
and wife. Broadway Central. Mss KEEL
hom A. KeUh0m Marlborough 7. :.
Cohen. J. p. Elam and wife y. 5 Hume;
Park Avenue s. r.. smith: Manhattan. r.
l.. Roscnblum. Cosmopolitan. n. =. Bor-
nard. Aston. c. VI Caubort.