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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-12
TATE RESPITED
THIRTY DAYS
Condemned Norfolk Negro VIII Not
Hang on Next Friday
NEW EVIDENCE IN The CASE,
Postponcmcnt of the Date OF Execu-
ton VIII Permit Weighing of It,
NorfoIk Portsmouth street hail-
way Mattcr-CapitoI Notes.
NEW EVIDENCE IN THE CASE.

Governor Tyler ON yesterday granted a
,.,.-,i-. Of Thirty days 20 Alexander Tate.
,,b, was to hams 40 Norfolk ON next Fri
,., Cor tho murder OF Charles Malone.
,rlI. decision ol the Governor was reach
eI ..u.r mature consideration OF the pa
r.rs presented hy the condemned man )
lrorr.r Tine evidence adduCCd IN the
trial of the case was carefully gone over.
Yesterday afternoon Governor Tyler had
"a consultation ou the subject with Com
ronwoalth.s Attorney Marshall. OF Nor
folk. over the loug-ois,auce telephone MT.
Marshall agreed with the Governor that
there would he uo objection Go rcsplins
TIRE for thirty days. and the decision TO
90 SD was announced shortly afterwards
P.sfnourm.ut of tho date of execution VIII
permit Che examination OF after-discovercd
evidence adluoed bF the attorney for the
negro.
Fob HENEICO MAN $ PARDON.
Ann.ratiou f0r tle pardon of II. b. Nil
Der. convicted of a felony in the Henrico
county court and sentenced on April H.
$50 10 two years in The penitentiary was
made yesterday afternoon. The petition
Was presented ny Mr.. Edgar Il. english
rfflrr.l I.- fre young mans parents
Mr.. and Mrs j. IT, Miller. who also ac-
,.ru.. .u .r. lt~ttr 90 The governor g
office The convicted man ifs of respectable
rtf.rftl.. and hIs previous reputation
was considered excellent. The attorney
claims chat there were cXtcnuatlng cir
cumstance- BOO connection with the COM
mission of tho crime for which Young
Miller vas convicted. and expressed me
strong opinion that the governor would
be Impressed hy tne statement OF the case
Dee had prepared
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
The polrl of Public Works pursuant
70 adjournment. met Yesterday 10 con-
sI1cr the petition o. The street Railway
COMPANY 0f Portsmouth for right TO Cross
the tracks Of the Port Norfolk Electrical
Railway COMPANY on the Portsmouth
side Counsel for the latter road were
before The board a communication was
re4d from the other company inc
Board. M the end of "a lengthy session.
decided that I'm view of the fact that me
Circuit Court of Norfolk county some
time ago ISSUED am order restraining ire
Portsmouth Company from occupying
the street ON the side opposite the point
of The proposed crossing. therefore no ne
cesaity existed for the crossing Oh ine
Port Norfolk Company tracks IT'S
ends the controversy $50 far ds the Beard
OF Public Works is concerned
ABSTRACTS or ELECTION.
So far there have been received at the
office OF the Secretary of the Common
wealth abstracts OF elections from the
clerks ~ uincty-elsht counties ana cities
I'm tho state. There are twenty more
10 hear FROM
Tho figures viii not be made public until
the BOARD of state Canvassors has met
ana can1ussed the returns. The Boaru
will meet for that purpose on the 9th
instant.
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THE R.T. BOOTH COMPANY, Ithaca, N. Y.

70 his friends. exJmember OF the House
of Delegates from Rockbridge county. is
nj Murphy's He Is here looking amer
case In the United states Circuit Court
Of Appeals.
Mr. Walter Turner. formerly OF Rich
mond. now manager OF II. W. Rountree
4 Bros. Atlanta branch, is in the city
for a few days.
A large audience at the Rainbow Fets
FRIDAY night enjoyed the Howard ioi-
land Ministries given for tho benefit Va
Home for Incurables. The young men Of
the mnstrels were from McCabes and
McGulre's school.
On last Tuesday evening Prof Mitch
ell gave an elegant dinner 10 the mem
bers OF his club Covers were laid TOT
twelve. and as Is always the case with
Dr. Mitchelrs entertainments, the snair
was a most enjoyable one.
There will be an important meeting OK
the Woman's Club tomorrow afternoon
nj 40 O'Clock. All members are urged
TO be- present or 10 send their proxies.
After the meeting. at SIS o'clock. Mrs.
Jeanette Robinson Murphy. Of New
York. who IS the crest OF Mrs. W. Stroth-
er Smith, 100 park avenue, VIII o. ten
dered an informal reception az the Club.
Cards are out 10 the marriage OF Mr..
Alexander walker. formerly Of this city.
but now residing I'm Norcross' Georgia
and Miss Key. Of that city. The wea'
ding. which will be an elaborate affair,
will take place on November @th. me
young couple win "a part Of the hon
eymoon in Richmond. the guests Of MI
walkers father. No Q north Belvlders
street. Miss Eunice Walker Is In Nor
cross. where she went to act as bridesmaid
at the wedding.
Hichrnonders In New York.
NEW YORK. Nov ll-Special. -Kich'
mond arrivals: Netherand. j. Bryan
Broadway Central. NJ L. Dawson; HON
man. n. II. Gaines: cadillac. i. e.
Hearth. St Denis. a. T. Miller Belvidere.
r. w. Noakes; Imperial. W. J. Payne and
wife
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-12
Mr.. PnlsbnrY Inst NIGHT.

Mr. Harry y. Pillsbury. the chess cham
pion. last night met Richmond men in
simultaneous games of chess and check
ers. with the following result to his OPP
ponents.
Chess-B. Palmer Claiborne, lost; George
Bryan. lost; David IT, Luke. Jr.. lost; W.
Mac. Jones lost; John q. Knox. lost. VIII
liam p. Wood. lost; r. a. Spence. lost;
r. r. Dewitt. won: Or. E'ankenship, lost
Rev. II. NJ. Hope lost; Major Philip Wei
ford. lost: Reuben Sherrens. lost; r. Nor
man Jones Jr. lost. Or. Russell Pembcr-
ton. lost. Dr. Otto Meyer. lost: Henry W.
WOOD. lost. Charles y. Loehr lost; b. Il.
London. lost: w D. Robbins lost.
Checkors-S T.. Mayes. lost ]. drew +
w r. Humphrey lost .. j. n. Rucker.
lost .: John r. Williams. lost >. J. II.
Rice lost .: W. T. Harwood, lost 1,
drew !.
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sccrelary saunders RrsiSns.

At regular meeting of the Clay Ward
Actves, the Aourishing Democratic club
held last n'ght at Belvidere Hall. the
resignation OF Secretary clyde w Saund-
ers was accepted with expressions of re-
gret at losing so faithful and efficient an
officer and AR John r. Pace elected as
his successor
The Advisory Board announced the Sc
lection OF the following 10 constitute the
new Finance Committee. Messrs. r. NJ
TAYLOR. j. T.. Jacob Iinl Montague. Robert
Mhttct Jr. and Richard ". Jones
No other business OF Importance was
transacted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-12
MARSHAL AND DEPUTY SHOT
While Arresting Jen Jones. Negro
Charged with Murder.

FORT VALLEY. GA. Nov. 1l.-Marshal
Troutman, of this city, and Mr.. Albert
seifert. his deputy, were wounded in a
fight with jeff. Jones. negro charged
with murder. whom they We're trying TO
capture to-day.
MIR. Troutman discovered the negro's
whereabouts and with Mr.. Sefert started
out to capture him. They called on Jones
IN surrender and he answered with
volley from a double-barrelled shotgun
Both men were hit but opened IRE on the
fleeing negro. After a chase Of about
two miles the negro was captured and
placed in Jail here.
To the TACT that the shotgun was loaded
with fine shot the officers probably owe
their lives. Marshal Troutman was MT
IN the side with a fun ch4rge. and kr
seifert's arm and neck are peppered. 1t
ig thought both Will recover.
Jones was wounded twice with pistol
and once with a shotgun. His hurts are
dangerous.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-12
ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION.
Officers for the Coming Year Elected
and Papers Assigned.

The Aumnae Association of the Wo-
mans Baptist College met in the parlors
Of the college yesterday evening at 4
o'clock. There was a large number OF
the members present and a most interest
ing meeting was held
In the absence of the president, Mrs.
Gaines. Mrg. W. r. Jones presided. The
principal business Of the meeting was the
election OF officers. Mrs. j. 7. Crump was
unanimously chosen president TO fiji the
vacancy caused by the resignation Of Mrs.
Gaines. The five vice-presidents elected
were Miss Harvie Crump, Mrs. w. X.
Jones. Mrs. l. r. Tucker. Miss Catherine
Ryland. and Mrs. Cleuner. Mrs. wilson
shelton was elected treasurer, Miss Mary
Goode recording secretary. and Mrs. Julia
Thomas corresponding secretary.
The committee on the annual reception
of the new graduates was appointed and
the various papers assigned. which are
to be read before the next meeting Of the
Association.
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U,cb,,ondcrsi sin New York
ASST. POSTMASTER ARRESTED.
Paid Fourteen Hundred Dollars VIII
Money Orders.

CAPE CHARLES. VA. Nov. h-Spe'
ciai.-Mr W. F. Bell. who has been ASS
tant postmaster at Exmore since MS
fathers appointment about two years ago.
.yas arrested to-day by Postoiiice lnspec-
tor Maxwell. charged with paying oihs
with money orders to the amount OF
fourteen hundred dollars, and not ac-
counting for the money.
He Is held under two thousand dollars
bond for appearance at the L. >. Court
in Norfolk next week, and has not Sc
cured bondsmen.
Bell eloped to North Carolina about a
month ago with a sixteen-year-oid girl
Miss Denmead OF Belle Haven. Va.
where they were married.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-12

that soulful and artistic expression that
is TO be found only I'm the true artist.
Miss Florence Adele Milford is one Of
the best contraItOs in New York city.
Besides many successful appearances in
concert and oratorio. she has filed i'm
portant church engagements
Mr. Mackenzie Gordon is TOO well known
here 10 need any introduction to the
Richmond public and Mr. Leland II.
Langley. the baritone, has sung with
eminent success IN European and Amer
lean festivals
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-12

Senators should be Elected by Popular
Vote. Messrs a. Wayland Cooke. A. x.
Cunning and W. oscar Powers will repre-
sent Wake Forest College.
Mcssrs. r. Il. Royal. Of Wake Forest
and W. G. Powell. of Savannah, Ca. are
10 establish cotton factory al this place
Capital stock $1,000; work to begin at
once.
A new observatory and new hve-inch
telescope euuatoriallv mounted. has been
added 10 the department OF Astronomy.
New anpartus has been added to the
department OF Physics.
Prof smith. OF Davidson College, lee
t,,rod here few nights ago on THE
Dreams of Modern Inventors
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A Eerocious Creditor.

John Ford (colored) was badly cut on
the left shoulder and arm last night about
IL o'clock. Ford owed Charles Stempe.
another negro. a grocery bin amounting
TO fifteen cents. and when Stempe asked
for the money Ford answered that. he
rarely carried large amounts Of money
with HIM. but would mail him a check
at the earliest opportunity. Charlie
wasn't satisfied with this however, and
got his moneys worth by punching Ford's
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-12
Mr.. BLAlR'S SUCCESS.
Becomes Pupil of Ecoie de BeauA
Arts in Paris.

Mr.. Walter d. Blair. Of this city. has
lust passed the difficult examination re-
ouirel and is now a pupil Of the cele-
brated Ecoie de BoauX Arts the F-ench
National school Of Fine Arts.
This success is the more gratifying be-
cause only ten foreigners are admitted
annually.
Admission is the highest ambition Of
an students of art About fifty foreign
crs competed for the honor
Mr. Blair has taken apartments at No
rue Soufrot where he will be pleased
10 see an Richmonders visiting Paris.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-12
There VIII BE a Warm Contest.

There Will be a great contest for the
place Of reporter of the Supreme Court
of Appeals. lief, vacant by the election
of the incumbent, Mr.. Martin p. Burks.
Of Bedford City. TO a law professorship
in Washington and Lee University. At
the time of Mr.. Burks' election there was
a host Of applicants. among them some
very able lawyers. The position Will, II
is safe TO say, be no less eagerly sought
qgain
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MIR Rurks Elected.

LEXINGTON. VA. Nov. 1.-THE board
Of trustees Of Washington and Lee Uni
versity today elected Martin Z. Burks, OF
Bedford CITY. Va, to a chair In the law
department in place OF William L. Clark.
lie will accept.
Mr. Burks is a son OF the late Judge
T. c. Burks Mr.. Burks at present Is the
reporter Of the Court Of Appeals.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-12
CALDWELL'S PLURALITY.
Char man Dick, of the Republican
Committee, Estimates il at 10000.

COLUMBUS. o.. Nov. u.-Chairman
Dick. Of the Republican State Committee
SAYS to-day that Caldwell CRep) for Lieu
tenant-Governor. about whose election
there was some question. Will have about
~ go plurality. Fighty-hve counties give
him zoos and the three yet TO hear from,
gave Nash for Governor. 4.369.
The total Jones vote in the State is es-
timated at 10000. SiXty-nine counties
have been heard from and they give
e9ll2
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-12

was buried yesterday afternoon IN
Maury's Cemetery.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.

was buried yesterday afternoon In
Maury's Cemetery.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Mr. w. r. Bass. of Swansboro. Is quite
III at his home.
Miss Susie NJ. Daffron. OF Philadelphia
Is visiting her sister. Mrs. A. j. Daftroh'
OF No. 1920 Porter street.
Mrs. +. p. Nunnally is confined to her
room on account OF sickness.
Mr.. Geo r. Sanders, Of Rockland'
Mich, brother Of Mr.. Edward Sanders IS
visiting mis- neice Mrs. Ella y. Bggleston,
Of 1908 Cambridge streets. Mr.. Edward
Sanders has not seen his brother before
for ffty-nine years. Mr.. George sanders
Is here on account of his health.
The programme at Leader Hall Friday
night closed the week engagement OF the
Bazaar given by the ladies OF the Balm
bridge Street Baptist church. The en-
tertainment has been success from the
first night until the last.
Tho argument of the injunction case Of
the r. T. and Electric Company vs.. Il.
j. and y. G. railroad was concluded Fri
day before Judge Hancock. The judge
has taken the question under considera-
ton and will render his decision on the
18th Of this month. the first day OF the
coming term OF the Circuit Court
Rev Mr.. Badly will preach at both
services at Bainbridge-Street church to-
day. The communion service will be held
in the morning.
AT THE CHURCHES.
Rev J. G. Kincheloe will preach at
both services at Clopton Street Baptist
church to-day and will continue TO fill the
uulnff until the arrival of Mr.. Sesk.
Services at West End church to-day:
Sunday School at $3.50 \. NJ; SER
vices at II A NJ. and 7.45 =. NJ, conducted
by the pastor. Rev. G. d. Crawey; Ep-
worth League at $3.50 and 6:i5 o'clock
the pastor requests each member Of the
church to be present at both services.
and especiallyq the night services All
welcome.
Mr.. Reginald Walker, Of Park Place
church. will be present At the Epworth
League meeting this evening at 6:45
o'clock at West End and all Leasuers
earnestly requested to be present, the
public also cordially invited.
The Ladies Aid Society Of West End
Church will meet at the church Monday
evening at 3 o'clock. Each member re-
quested 70 be present
Rev. Mr.. $. II. Farrer. Of Fredericks-
burg. will preach at IL \. NJ. and T.
VI. at Cowardin Avenue Christian church
There will be a big monthly meeting Of
Sunday Schools of Richmond and Man.
chester at $3.50 this evening at Cowardin-
Avenue Christian church.
Rev. Taylor f. Morgan and J. l..
wharton. missi, naries to India, viii de-
rver addresses
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-12
STREET RAILWAY FRANCHISE,
Sub Committee To Revise the Second
Section Of the Ordinance.

The strcot Committee held a brIet ses-
sion last night and appointed sub-com-
m.ttee. consisting of Messrs. Pollock
Ebl. King. Woody. Gibson. and Burton
10 revise the second section OF the fran
ch.se ordinance under consideration.
The subcommittee viii meet Monday
afternoon at o'clock. The general COM
Ialttee meets again Thursday night at
1.30 o'clock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-12
(hill RurnnI 10 DeaIh.

BUENA VISTA. VA. Nov. 11.-Special.
while the eight-year-cld daughter of Mr..
J. w. Little was burning trash In her
fathers yard this morning her clothes
became ignited. and she was burned SO
badly as TO cause her death at O'Clock
this evening.
While trying 10 extinguish the flames
her mothers hands were badly burned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-12
StinX PigenII.

A stray carrier pigeon was caught in
stable In the rear of No. 80 west Grace
street Yesterday. Ii is a very handsome
specimen and on its right foot is brace
let with No. 1921 engraved thereon. Inc
feathers around the neck OF the bird were
torn away, as though whatever message
il carried had been taken. The bird is
being well cared for.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-12
Riy Transaction.

NORFOLK, VA. Nov 11.-Special.-A
large tract Of land In the suburb Of Nor
folk lying between this city and Lam
berts Point. on Hampton Roads. has
changed hands. The tract I'm question was
transferred bv the Central Land Com
pany TO the old Dominion Realty Com
pany for Sl3OO The deed was recorded
to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-12
nrinrnrn,l,. ,inin m {. r,n,i,

Robinson Dem) Is elected In this (Cur-
rolD county by about 200 majority, big
Democratic gain over last election.
Robinson 70 for Tyler for United States
Sonata
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-12
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THE PEOPLE USE 1T.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-12
ELECTING SENATORS BY PEOPLE.

Wake Forest and Trinity 20 Debate
the Suhicc',
WAKE FORREST ~ c., Nov u'-spec-
ial.-The annual debate between Wake
Forest and Trinity colleges Will take place
Thursday evening the 5oth OF November.
at the Academy OF Music Raleigh, n. c.
Subject: Resolved. That United States
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OVER $4,000
l. i'm the Treasury of the Monument
Association.

Association.
Hon. J. Taylor Eilyson, president Of the
Jefferson Davis Monument Association
sends this correction of an iuadvertent er-
.or which crept into the report Of his re-
marks TO the United Daughters of the
COufederacy Friday.
In your report OF the proceedings Of
the convention Of the United Daughters
Of the Confederacy you state that the
jefferson Davis Monument Association
has on hand only the sum of four hun
bred and eighty-hve dollars GiS5) to-
wards the erection of the monument 10
Mr. Davis. whereas the amount collected
bv us and actually in our treasury is
more than twenty thousand dollars
ge0O,O."
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1hc ncnxeXe Coming.

NORFOLK, VA. Nov 1l.-Special.-
Captain Lamberton. formerly Of the
cruiser Olympia, is at Virginia Beach
near Norfolk. Admiral and Mrs. Dewey
are expected to join him there shortly
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-12
Wedding Cards.

KEYSVIIIE, VA. Nov. 1-Special.-
Invitations are out for the marriage, on
the 10Th. of Mrs. Pattie T.. Williams, az
brakes Branch, 10 captain Norman L..
shaw, Of Warrenton, - G.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-12
Yacht From Boston.

The yacht Courier, from Boston. arrived
Yesterday afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock on
board were b. r. Keith and family Mr..
Keith is a wealthy member OF the ,heatrl-
cal profession
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-12
CoIored Dress Suitings.

se-inch Atwood Plaids and Solid Suit
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throughout our Housefurnishing Depart
Ready Made Sheets at. 10, 90 and ooc.
Henlned Pillow-Cases at.,,'...,,..:.....::.
yvbita counternanes. 80, 55c. and 81.
blankets from. per paIr....... Doc. TO $40.
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Colored Silks.
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Bargain Prices Prevail

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Black Silk Bargains.

1o-inch Pure SIX Taffeta at............5o soc.
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A. HUTZLER'S SONS
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We sell TO those who buy the
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oc-i,cb All-Wool Serges at............25c
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5O-inch Atwood Camels-Hair Cheyiois..
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head and by slashing him on the arm
with a knife.
Dr. Goode, Of the ambulance corps.
treated them and then turned them over
to the police for further treatment.
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We carry the best makes at popular
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Allen Il, Bowie
Richard Hughes.

Mr. Richard Hughes. formerly OF Com
pany A. Nineteenth Regiment, Virginia
Infantry. died Friday at the Soldiers
Home. aged seventy-seyen years. MI.
Hughes formerly resided in Lynchburg.
The funeral took place at o'clock yes
terday afternoon from the Home chapel,
Rev. Landon II. Mason officiating.
The interment was in Hollywood.