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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-19
THE CONDUIT SYSTEM.
The Idea of Putting Wires Under
ground Heartily Endorsed.

The movement on foot 10 put all Of the
electric wires. which now disfgure the
streets Of Richmond i'm cOndults, meets
with the hearty approval Of the people
Of this city. and is particularly strongly
endorsed by the Board of Fire Commits
sioners ard the chief Of the Fire Depart
ment
The company. which is now applying
for a charter 20 construct condults is
composed of some Of the best citizens
Of Richmond, and are actuated I'm the
movement by a double object They ex-
pect. Of course. that the venture will
prove paying one. and also that il will
Doe a direct benefit TO an property-Owners
as. I'm consequence. there is little doubt
that the value of property will Dee greatly
enhanced.
In discussing the question a few days
ago Captain John ~. Frischkorn. presi-
dent OF the Board OF Fire Commission
ers. expressed the opinion that there was
nothing which would be Of greater bene-
a 70 Richmond than putting the wires
underground. The beauty Of the city
would be greatly enhanced, for one
thing, but, viewed from his standpoint
the most important object achieved would
be the removal Of the wires out Of the
way OF the firemen.
They have been found on numerous oc-
casions. according 10 Chief W. G.. Fuller.
10 retard the fremen In their work pre-
vent them from raising their ladders.
and often men have been injured by live
wires while attempting to extinguish
flames.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-19
GEN. SHIP To
HAVE HIS WAY.
The Visitors will Approve of His Re-
commentator.
BOARD WILL MEET NEXT WEEK.
Nh Foundation TO the Talk Of Meet
ing of the Local Alumni TO Protest
Against Taking the Expelled
Cadets Back.

The Board Of Visitors Of the Virginia
Military Institute will meet on the 18th
AT Lexington to consider the matter oil
the cadets expelled for violation oil inc
rules Of discipline.
A great deal OF interest is felt here as
to the outcome of this trouble There
has been some talk of the local Alumni
Association OF the institute being called
IN meet and protest against cadets eX-
pelled being reinstated. Members OF the
association seen yesterday said the meet
ing certainly would not be held. II
would simply be ridiculous FOR US 10
mako recommendation in this matter
said he. I'VE may not have all the facts
before us. General Ship. the superih-
tendent and the Board Of Visitors are
amply able TO deal with THIS matter
VIEWS or A VISITOR.
member of the board who was seen
nv a Times reporter, said he had no idea
what the action OF the visitors Wouiu oe'
81 know but little more about this mat
ter than what has been printed In the
newspapers" said he. 1T IS true tndl
have received some letters In pehai Oh
the BOYS but these give no new informa-
ton about the trouble / should say that
whatever General Ship may recommend
will be approved. He is man OF me
Judgment; a disciplinarian without De
ing harsh and a man who has the inter-
ests of the institute az heart think we
may be safely guided by Whatever ne
shall suggest ......,..l..
GENERAL Ships POSITION.
II Is reported here that General shipp
will make no recommendations to the
hoard unless pressed TO do so. He VIII
Law all the facts before the body and IL
Is his wish that the board reach a decis-
ION without suggestion from him.
General Ship is said to be anxious for
the cadets 10 come back II they can be
reinstated without endangering the future
discipline Of the institution. II ne
should be called upon 10 make a recon-
mendation 10 the board he will probably
advise that all the cadets who shah make
ample apology be taken back and be re-
duced to the ranks for the remainder or
the session
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-19
CAPTAIN CAMpBELuS LECTURE.
lie VIII Tell All About Hawaii and the
Philippines.

Captain IT, r.. W. Campbell Of san
Francisco. will deliver his illustrated lee
turc. Beautiful Hawaii al the Young
Mems Christian Association Hall to-mOr-
row night. giving at the close a thirty
minutes description OF the Philippine
Islands. Captain Campbell has been an
extensive traveller. and mis- lecture will
be superbiy illustrated with 80 bcauu-
ful colorod views. This lecture Is not
only interesting and popular. but ex-
ccedngiy instructive and enjoyable. Re
served seats can be secured at the asso-
citation building.
For the benefit Of school children and
young people. as we'll as parents who
would like 10 come ont in the day. the
lecture win be repeated Saturday after
noon NJ 3 O'Clock. the Association Hall
being darkenod for the purpose. Tho lee
ture will be the same In every particu-
lar ana the same views will be- used
Secretary Mckee has received word
from the Redpath Bureau that II will be
imnossIble for the fremont Male Quar-
tette 10 he here next Thursday night,
therefore the sixth number NJ tho star
Course viii necessarily bc postponed. a
new date viii Do secured for this ailrac-
tive organization or an acceptable sub
sntute secured Full announcements
will De made within few days star
Course season ticket holders will kindly
preserve their coupons. as they will be
good for admission on tho new date.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-19
THE WORK GOES
SMOOTHLY ON.
The People Of Richmond Being Rap
idly InocuIated,
REPORTS TO Be MADE SATURDAY
The work VIII Probably DC Almost
Finished 10y February 1st-1hc
CITY i'm Zine Condition Finan-
cially and Otherwise.

....f. 81
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Board Of Health has as vet received no
smooth, r,,o-t IRON, fla. nt,.r.lsns but
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they VIII assemble next Saturday nish|
and at that time Will make known what
thov have ACCOMPLISHED
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-19

At am adjourned meeting Of the stock
holders OF The Metropolitan Bank held
yesterday the following directors were
reelected. Mcssrs Thos 81 Carter. r. S.
Valentine. JAS. a. Boyd D. ID kaufman.
3D. T.. Cabeu. Andrew Iizzui. Jr. r.
WhitOck. Thos Atkinson. Chas. r.
Lochr. q. a.. Jackson Ber T. Crlmp
10. S. Bosher. D. w. Rothcrt. +. O. EbeL
The president iu DIS annual report
stated that after paying al expenses
and dividends quite round sum was
added to. the reserve funds ana that the
bank was in excellent condition.
THE directors met after the stock
holders meeting and reelected the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing year,:
Thos. n. Carter. president. H. S. Nalen-
tine. Nice-presideur ID. A. Williams
cashier
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-19
A BUSINESS DISPUTE

Ing lands Of Gleason and others. $40.
John Lindsey. Jr.. wife. Mary v Currie
and Alice g.. and George " Epps. 10
Matte Louisa Ruskell IS IL feet on
east side Brook Turnpike. - feet on
Brook turnpike. i6 - feet on west side
High street. and IS feet on west side
High street, g.
John Lindsey. Jr. wife. Mary Y. cur
RE, Matte l.. and W. r. Ruskeh 70
Alice Gray Epps. - feet on east side
Brook turnpike and 2G feet on west side
High street. s..
John Lindsey, Jr.. wife, Matte 4. and
w. r. Ruskell and Alice q. and George
". Epps 70 Mary v Currie. - 10 feet
on east side Brook turnpike * ~ feet
on east side Brook turnpike. ~ l-2 feet
on west side High street and - i-b feet
on west side High street. s..
Matte l.. Ruskell and W. =. Mary Y.
Curric. Alice G.. and George w. Epps 70
John lindsey. Jr.. M feet on east side
Rrook turnpike. y IL feet on east side
BROOK avenue % - feet on west side
Hieh street and &c feet on east side High
street s..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-19
THE COUNCIL CALLED
Il VIII Pass ON the Finance Commit
tees Reauest-City Jail Water.

A meeting of the Common Council has
been called by President James Caskie
for next Thursday night at o'clock.
This meeting is called for the purpose
Of concurrence i'm the resolution passed
by the Board Of Aldermen at us last
meeting. permitting the Committee on
Finance TO borrow from time TO tire
sums not exceeding 100000 20 tide over
until the approval Of the budget
This resolution came up az the last
meeting of the Council and was defeated
through the efforts Of Mr. Ebel, who
claims that the city this year has enough
money on hand without borrowing. ana
that the introduction of this resolution
IS but habit into which the Finance
Committee has fallen which should not
be encouraged.
10 requires twenty votes 10 pass the
resolution. and IL seems doubtful wheth-
or they can be secured.
The Committee on Grounds and Build
lngs meet at 7 o'clock this evening. and
there is likely TO be- an interesting dis
cussiOn.
Some time ago MT II. Claiborne Epps,
Cirv Sergeant. appeared Before the Com
mittee. and asked TO be relieved from
paying water bills al the jail. lie show
ed that the same amounted 10 about SIS
"a month. and that il was necessary to
use a very larse quantity Of water 10
preserve the health of the inmates the
fixtures being in a condition which is a
disgrace TO Il city of any size or even
90 a country town.
The Committee sent M. Epps TO The
Water Committee which body adopted
a motion 10 the effect that the Grounds
and Buildings Committee must in future
pay for an the water used at the jail
The Grounds and Buildings people are
much opposed 10 this solution Of the
question. ard they will make their views
known tonight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-19
Transfers of Real Estate.

Richmond: John NJ Butler and wife 10
John NJ. Butler. j.. ID feet Oh east side
Cherry street, lS3 feet north OF China.
S.
llttleberry Carriers administrator and
Mary j. Carter 10 A. ". Baker, ~ 5-S
feet on west side Twenty-siAth street
between O. and r., s.
National Linseed OH Company 20 Anne
rlcan Linseed Company. 81 feet on Sew
enteenth street. corner Wesley Chapel
property. so.
). j. Potts. Allen Potts. wife and Rob
ert and Meta l.. Randlett widow and
heirs OF Thomas Potts 10 Hunter and
stuart Mcclure. 80 feet on Grace street
northwest corner Harrison. $500
HenricO Francis Berrys deVisees 90
VIM. G.. Gayle. 20 feet ON Spring street.
corner Centre 500.
Thomas cambridge wife. Prince and
Ella cambridge 10 l.. NJ. Gill. y acres on
Osborne turnpike. six miles below Rich
mOnd. SlO0.
Juliet l.. Fitz and j. l.. Fitz and wife
TO Mary Alice Fitz all OF their interest
in two lots Of land fronting on south
side o street. between Thirty-third and
Thiriy-fourth. and their Interest In all
OF the property OF which their father, j.
f. t'itz died seized. Sio6.6s.
Iarkin NJ GIL 10 Thomas Dandrisce,
% feet on north side Nicholson street.
500.
$. b. CHM. special commissioner. TO
Louis p. Whltlock. 50 l7-l0o acres adioin-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-19
THEY WERE DECElVERS,
ButJusticc John Proved More Than
Match for Them.

John Blake and Frank Hayes. two
Young white men. were before Justice
John Yesterday morning on the charge
OF begging ou the streets ana being
Migrants ONE claimed OBJ Doe % carpenter
and song writer tho other mouider
and machuist. and both said that they
were u quest of work
ST the request oft the Justice Messrs
James Disney and Walter Amos exam
ined the pair as to their respcctive~a
flies. and pronounced them impostcrs
whcreupon Justice John fined them 50
each. and Zoo default of payment We're
sent to the rock-piie for fifteen days
Charles primus. coIored, charged with
receiving DID, Dot of cigars knowing the
same to be stolen. viii Doe tried on thc
ol.l
Arthur Rose co'orcd. charged with
making au assault throwing rocks. and
attempting t0 cut Charles Onesty with
razor was fined s2O and costs.
N.vola Renodi charged with beine
dIaord1ly ou the street. was fined S.
urnry Jones. ou suspicion of being
suspicious character, Was asked 10 give
$40 security for ninety days
sam johnson trcspassei ON The premises
of he r.. j. O. y. Railroad. lie tNas
fined s.. and ln default of payment Went
down 90 labor for fifteen days.
John Lewis. coIorcd was hncl SEQ and
costs for rsIsine disturbance boz the
h.r.ro0m of Charles Onesiy.
Bottle Hudson. charged with being disc
orderly. was seq free
Arthur Rose lcoIorod charged with
carrying concealed weapon was tned
$50
willie Chnoe also charged with raising
a disturbance in Charles Oucs-ys bar
room was nned SEQ and COSTS and re-
ouireI TO give $50 security for twelve
months
S Narducie was charged with Keeping
vicious dog the same having bitten
b clayton The dog was ordered go be-
shot II found in tho city al the end Of
fuenty-four hours
Henry Joucs was asked 90 give 800
security 0r thirty days as q suspicious
character
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-19
rheumatism and Cafarrh are Dne to
nise,sed Blood in the System.

II Won have used liuiments and salves.
go and other remedies, and doctored
IN, rheumatism and catarrh. and have
M. been cured then remember IL IS in
inst such cases that y. b. b. makes
.,or,,onent cures These two diseases are
o,,tr,srd painful evidence of diseased
tlood i'm the body The diseased blood
totcs this way 20 assert itself just as
diseased blood I'm other persons asserts
itself i'm bois ulcers pimples. etc Only
botanic Blood Balm. y. b. b.. can sue
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because b. II. b. drives the bad blood
out OF the body. and in this way your
catarrh ard rheumatism are cured.
Thousands of patients have been cured
by h b. b.. and thousands Of other suf-
fcrcrs can be cured II they will only give
r. -. -. trial So II you have aches
and pains. swollen joints. backache near
the kidneys. cxcruciating pain when mt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-19
BIRTHDAY OF R. {. LEE.
Banks and Public Offices To be Closed
Camp Fire To Might.

This day is the anniversary OF the
birth OF General Robert T. Lee. Had
he lived he would have been ninety-twO
years Old having been born I'm 1901 The
Legislature at the session OF 1890
passed an act making Lees birthday a
legal holiday I'm Virginia. For a few
years after that date the day was cele-
brated here with parades OF military and
veterans In the afternoon and camp fires
at night During recent years there
has been no parade.
The celebration to-day will be OF a
quiet and simple character. All the
banks will be closed as usual and the
Governor has directed that the capitOI
and library Offices be closed. The public
school children will De given a holiday
Mayor Richard NJ. Taylor issued an
order closing the various municipal Of
fees to-day, and suspending work In the
various departments so far as IL can be
done without detriment To the interests
OF the city.
The veterans at the Soldiers Home will
fire the customary salute. Tonight
there will be camp fire at Lee Caynp
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-19

Tho Board off Supervisors of ilenrlco
county held meeting yesterday and pass
ed q resolution to have the people of che
county yaccinated and allowing 20 cents
90 the physicians of the county for each
person yaccinatcd The work of general
vaccination Will commence in "a day or
two
The Board also decided 10 award The
contract for sanitary work ia the county
TO Mr. Douglas Temple who lives on
Maddux Ill.,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-19

No one can tell how bad blood in the
system will show itself ln one person II
win break out in the form OF scrotulai
i'm another person. repulsive sores ON the
face or ulcers on the leg, started by
SLIGHT blow Many persons show bad
blood by breaking out of pimples sores
on tongue or lips. Many persons. blood
is So bad that it breaks ont in terrible
cancer To effect q cure you must get
bad blood out of the bones and body ana
strengthen the system 5y new. fresh
blood r. r. b. does an This for you
thoroughly and finally. Here are % ie"
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-19

AZ meeting OF the Weyanoke Ma
chine Company. held at 1000 east Main
street yesterday the following officers
and directors were elected for the year;
NJ 10 Walker president. ". Lecky Jr.,
Vico-pre eldeut. directors q. Z. Caring
ton. r. n Carfinglon r. n Tyler @.
a. Higartner. q is Willis. W ~ Walk
er and Lccky. Jr q. II. iiilgartner
superintendent and John HI. Worshain
sccreta and treasurer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-19
Boils Scattered. Carbuncle Cured and
Rnd RInnd Clcnmcd ont by u. d. u.

Mrs. W. j. Stced. Of Augusta. CD,
states october 10, l>S. "For number ol
years previous TO 1885 J had "a terrible at
tack OF boiis and carbuncie over nay
right eve. ] tried a good many blood
remedies. but none OF them seemed 10
reach my case. bat instead ! got worse.
I became feeble my constitution wa.
shattered. loss OF appetite and disturbed
slumbers only added 10 the torturcs OF
tho boils But in the spriuS OF 1893 II
was suggested that j try tsS three Is +.
as that was stronger hlooa remely
than any other. I used two or three ool-
ties of B. b. e., and / am happy 10 say
that r. 3. B. cured me sound ana Wen.
Al the present time October. lNSl ! am
"a wen as can be. Ny appetite Is hne'
my strength has come back. me -, -.
y drove the boils and carbuncles from
INV system. and l have never had any
hiood disease since. Botanic Blood Balm
is the greatest blood purifier ever made made
! take IL once I'm while as tonic
az a tones me up wonderfully
Yours truly,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-19

Geld for more than thirty years. and has
delivered in America and abroad over
200 lectures. He IS pastor of tho lar
rest church and congregation In Amer
lea and president OF The Temple Col
lego which enrolls go students.
The speaker viii be introduced by
Roy. William Alexander Barr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-19
rrcnfr Mnr be Dcfcatcd.

Secretary Of the Commonwealth Law
less has returned from Washington
where he spent few days lie was
surprised 90 learn from some Of the
most influential Senators that 81 Is quite
likely that the treaty of peace will be
defeated It's opponents have gained
strength I'm the last few days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-19
SWEET ROSEMARY"
Dir. SINNERS New Play Sousa and
His THE Bride Elect Coming

A hearty welcome Will doubtless greet
OUs skinner. VINO makes his annual ana
pcarauce al the Academy tomorrow
ui-ut and saturday matinee and nIght.
ite VIII present Murray Carson and
Louis n. larkers brilliant comedy of
Rosemary, which Dee secured by spe-
cIH arrangement With Charles Fruhman
after the extended run of the play az
tlc Empire Theatre Sew York Mr.
Skinner brings with Dim "a e1muarv that
H rcpufcd fro DEE the finest organization
tuat has ever toured with him through
Iir country and au entire scenic ana cos
ilmlr production OF the comedy. Ihe
story 0. The play is laid iu the FIRST half
oi inc present century iu England
MISS Maud Durhin wen aud delight
fully known in Mr SINNERS plays for
Ode Iis- thee years. is his leading lady.
The sale of seats for the concerts on
next Monday Of SOusa and his band be-
gins tomorrow morning at Che box Office
The programme 10 be- given here Will
include some of the newest music of fne
day. and a. number of the standard fac
Norites of Sousa and other popular COM
pOscrs.
mr. Sousa will present Miss Maud
Eees Davies soprano. Miss Dorothy
HoyIe Viohniste, Arthur Pryor trcEl-
bone. ANA Herbert l. Clarke. cornet
sousa's comic opera. "The Bride Elect"
comes to tine Academy on Monday and
Tuesday. January elth and 3lst Messrs
kaW and Eranger and Il. ID. Stevens
have expended moro than $4,000 upon
This production. lu the al star east are
Donald. Mabciia Baker George LydIng
Melville stewart, Harry Luckst0uc and
Charles ID. Drew. There Is tO Dee "a chorus
Of sixty. ballet and the entire produc-
which bad SO long run at tine kuick-
trhoDker Ihcaire. New urk, last spring.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-19
ConmcII Rcfnre Lyccmm..

Russell H. Conwel, Of Philadelphia
ono OF the ahlcst. most popular and exc
neusive lecturers in the country. viii 10.
night appear before the Richmond ly-
ceum for the second time.
Mr. Conwon has been in the lecture
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-19
WALKER CONVICTED.
Detective Schleirs Clever Work Lands
a Thicrln the Penitcntiary.

Tho ease of Henry Walker. the colorod
waiter at Burrcsss Hotel Culpeper in
which Detective Walter sehieif. OF this
city figured prominently was disposed
of Tuesday
THE negro Was given three years in the
pcnitouuary. lle took the sum OF 1880
belonging 20 the proprietor on Noyem-
Der gth. aud bis wife. Kate Walker,
carried 30 to Washington where 20 was
recovered by Detective schioif after some
clever work.
Tho case against tho woman was con-
u1ued TO the next term of the Culpeper
Court
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-19

Judge Waddm has entered orders Of
notice for the discharge OF the following
bankrupts. s. j. Wood of Richmond;
Harry Wrshbere, OF Richmond and K.
~ Glazebr0ok. of Richmond Quick work
was done in an these cases.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-19
Cancer on Face Cured by B. Is. Il.

sir James A. Greer Of Athens. Ga.
Endorsed Dy the editor of the Athens
Banner Waterman. makes the following
statement. For ten years ! have been
sufferer from cancer ON my face. which
grew worse until the discharge Of matter
became proiuse and very offensive.
became thoroughly disguised with blood
purincrs and pronounced them humbuCs.
as ] had tried many without relief FL
nally I was induced 10 use Botanic Blood
Balm Oh. r. 3D. as f. was held out as
stronger than any other Blood Remedy.
After usins E. b. b. the offensive dis
charge decreased az once and the hard
ness disappeared as I continued TO use
b. b. b. The cancer became less and
less In size until nothing remains ex-
cept scar. / gained flesh and strength
as AN who have seen me bear testimony.
/ cannot say too much In It's praise"
b. b. b. is a powerful Blood Remedy
Discovered by Or Gillian the Atlanta
specialist B. +. p. is perfectly safe to
use by old or young, and cures when all
else fails.
Il b. b. cures because It literally
drives the poison or humor (which pro-
duccs blood Diseases out OF the blood,
bones and body. leaving the flesh free
from blcmishes. and leaves no bad after
effects 10 is this kind Of a cure that
counts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-19

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co f06 Mitchell Street Atlanta. Georgia
and sample bottle OF Il. b. b. and val
liable pamphlet on Blood and Skin Dis
eases will be sent you by return mail.