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New-York tribune., 1899-07-15
WOODRUFF AT OYSTER BAY.
TRUSTEES OF THE STATE CAPITOL MEET
AT THE GOVERNORS HOME.

CONTRACTS AND OTHER SUBJECTS DrsCUssED-A
IRISH OF. APPLICANTS FOR COMMISSIONS
Lieutenant Governor Timothy L. Woodruff
Speaker Samuel Frederick Nixon and Henry III
Ponder State Superintendent Of Public Build
ings went to Oyster Bay yesterday and met with
Governor Roosevelt as trustees of the State Cap
itol The meeting held In the nome OF the
Governor. and William J. Youngs. the Gov
ernors secretary, said he would issue state
ment this morning about the business trans
acted II was known that contract TOT hsh'-
ing the state Capitol was considered, and that
there was discussion OF contracts for supplies
7, was supposed that political subjects were dis
cussed 10 some extent.
AFTER the meeting Mr. Woodruff remained for
luncheon with Governor Roosevelt "hiie
Sneaker Nixon and Mr. Bender went to the Sea-
,,'onbana Yacht Club to have luncheon with Mr..
Youngs. Mr.. Woodruff came TO this city ia'e
in the afternoon and started for the Adiron-
dacks
c,oa - bacama known that President Nc
L,,ria,. had asked for the views Of Governor
Roosevelt relative 10 some OF the appointments
% tho new volunteer regiments, the Governor
has baen besieeed by men wanting commissions
Ia retired 10 his home. at Oyster Bay short
.t,a ago m obtain rest. He has had little OF
:, and uhen the rush 10 seek appointments III
,ba reSirnsnts came he was driven TO despair
Af,ar the arrival Of each train there has been
o nrocession OF carriages TO his house, ana
unt,l train time away from oyster Bay there
Roc hean line in front Of his house. He has
ro,, hit upon a plan which he thinks Will re-
ueve him somewhat. Assistant secretary
Knann has been detailed 10 duty at the station
he meets each arriving train from New-fork'
and as soon as a man asks hack driver 70
take him to the Governors house the hacKnlan
takes the man TO Mr.. Knapp.
r. the "soundings" by Mr.. Knapp are sa'is-
factory. and the man has legitimate business
with the Governor or wants 10 see secretary Ar
Youngs he is allowed TO go through. ~ n,, Mr;
Knapp is satisfied the man is strike, oi CO., any
ttnd ar has no business Of interest 10 the 20.
ernor or not entitled to see him. the man se's
no further
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15
SHE RAN BLAZING DOWNSTAIRS.

WOMAN SERIOUSLY BURNED-cArsE OF THE
ACCIDENT NOT YET KNOWN
Mrs Phpbe Hoffman. forty-t"o years oIo. ..ls nSnne
IN the top aoor OF the four story oro"hs'e s,',
~ -. ,ha bIns and shoulders last evening.
49,, n o'clock H. NJ Gladstone, Who with c. l.
coIyene. owns the house. was in his once on tne
- a. ~ the building when he was suddenly
s,artsd bv cries Of Fire. He rushed into tne nan
ard saw Mrs. Hoffman running down the s,airs'
rrass of flames He picked up neaVy gum quo %
threw It around the woman eA.ins uisa'e -
- alarm had been sent in in the mean
' "a an ambulance was also summoned from
pausvne Hospital Or. Palmer took Mrs norman
10 he institution. where 1t is said she is seriously
burned. - ...,o, altar the arrival
81, ne aremen one member Of Engine company
10 16 who refused his name. received seVsre @ Sut
on the wrist by falling glass Inc CAUSE VI '"e 'e
Is nn known.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15
ACTION TO PLAcATE AGRAR1ANs.

London July M-The Berlin correspondent OF
..r, r,r,.a " with reference 10 the prohibition OF
,-osb American meat from Belgium says
THE Government asserts that there is oanser oI
'ne @ ~, -, sught Professor Ostertag. the
.a,o,,narv authority goes far as to admit that
,rfsctIon is just conceivable, but there is httle
doubt that the prohibition was issued IN .oIs lne
Asfa d raa ers,ood that Washington Is communicat-
tou with Berlin on the subject
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15
MR.. CHAMBERLAIN DENIES REPORT.

London. July 1.-THE Secretary OF State for
the Colonies Joseph Chamberlain when ques
toned regarding a johannesburg dispatch %
THE Digger News" which said that the Brit
sh Government had sent a cordial message 70
the Raad approving its attitude regarding
franchise proposals. said to-day that there was
not a word Of truth in the report.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15
BRUTAL SPECTACLE IN FRANCE.

BULL AND LION FIGHT AT RouBArx-THE CON-
TEST SHORT ONE
Roubaix France. July f-Ihe Ho0" .s,.,o -
a., ha,u.sn spanish bull and an Aoyssinian
H. a., moved a Aasco. although the seats IN
the bnllr,nr sold at fabulous prices Ine non.
which was a splendid specimen. refused to f nsn,
vn,o -. h,,I gor.d him in several places. Then
he spranR nercey upon his foe. and tore OF one ..
-. - 60. For a few seconds there was a
,as,,s am md then the lion retired 10 cOrnei'
refusing 10 carry herontest furtneI. traS hecame
The audience furious at being Daihe0'
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15
CANADIAN AID SUGGESTED.

PROPOSAL TO OFFER ASSISTANCE IN THE TRANS
vAAL THOUGHT UNNECESSARY.
ottawa. July H-In the House OF Commons to-
day. Lieutenant Colonel Hays suggested that
Canada should offer TO Great Britain the aid OF
troops in the case OF trouble in the Transvaal He
said that regiment Of $3.50 could be raised for
this purpose Premier Laurier said that he trust
ed that their services would not be required and
after Sir Charles Tupper had spoken In similar
strain the matter was allowed to drop
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15
BOERS ACT IN HASTE.
FIRST TWO SECTIONS OF FRANCHISE
BILL ADOPTED.
PRESENT TRoUBLE-REFUsAL TO MAKE
CHANGE IN THE PROPOSALS.

Pretoria. July 14.-The Volksraad to-day
adopted the first two sections OF the Franchise
bill. In the OF the debate It was de-
clared that Great Britain had caused the pres
ent trouble, Joseph Chamberlain, the Secretary
Of State tor the Colonies being the prime mover.
1t was added that the new law was enient, and
could not be altered
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15
CAPE PARLIAMENT OPENED.
NO DIsoRDER-CHEERs FOR SIR ALFRED
MILNER-HoNoRs TO THE CHI
CAGO'g OEETCEps


CAGo's OFFICERS.
Cape Town. July 1.-THE Parliament Of Cape
Colony was opened to-day. A large crowd of
people assembled outside the Parliament Build
ing hailed the arrival Of Sir Alfred Miner the
British High Commissioner and Governor Of
Cape Colony. with loud cheers. after which
God Save the Queen was twice sung BY the
people.
The speech Of the Governor did not refer TO
the political situation. excepting that he said
the relations between Cape Colony and the
States colonies and territories Of South Africa
friendly
BY the invitation Of Sir Alfred Miner. Rear
Admiral HowisOn and the officers OF the United
States cruiser Chicago occupied seats on the
floor of the Throne Room at the opening Of Par
Lament This is an unprecedented distinction
for foreigners. They greeted with the
greatest enthusiasm
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15
SIXTY MINERS ENTOMBED.

EARTHQUAKE CAUSES DISASTER IN WEST
PHAIIA.
Berlin. July i4-A slight earthquake to-day caused
the collapse Of a gallery in the Reckhnsnausen
Nine near Iierne westphalia. entoT1oing Sixty
miners Several have been rescued. badly injured
The fate Of the others II not yet known .
rhs shock destroyed walls and broke windows IN
t5arne and was felt as far Minister. II was also
nnficeahle al I.albach. Austria
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15
FRENCH WARSHIPS ACTIVE

TEN COLONIAL vEssE1S DRIVEN oOi VI
Au-poRr HARBoR
ST. Johns. n. F.. July 1.-THE Frencn Ts..,v
continue 10 persecute the settlers along .n. - or,
Coast Ten Colonial vessels have oeeh ~. rhs
Of port-au.Port Harbor by them this week. nc
Colonial government will urge Rsar-Admiral SEQ
ford. on his arrival here on Sunday with the sI,'sl
seet to take steps to prevent the repetition OF
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15
TIE DIANA TO SAIL TO-DAY.

9, Jobn. y f. July 1.-THE Peary expeoiuon
s,ssmer nsna CAPTAIN Samuel Bartlett, wiz san
from this port tomorrow morning for syaney
where she will take on board the enplorihs ps an,rs
under Professor Libbey and Russell Forsei' '"'
thence on Thursday next for Sreeha
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15
nrpoprs OF REVOLUTION DENIED.

Washington, July 14.-Joaquin Yela, jr.' charge
s.araires ad interim Of Guatemala to-day re-
ce,ved the following cable dispatch. dated July
13 from his Government;
peace and perfect tranquility prevail all over
the country"
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15
GERMANY WANTS A SHARE.

MENT OF CLAIMS.
Berlin. July IA dispatch from kiel says
The German cruiser Geier has left Corinto.
Nicaragua, for Guatemala, to join Great Britain
IN q demonstration in behalf OF the foreign
creditors OF that Republic.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15
THE ATTACK on EI-KING MILAN.
,...rr NICHOLAS nr MONTENEGRO

RELATIVE OF PRINCE NICHOLAS or MONTENEGRO
SAID TO BE IMPLICATED
Belgrade. July A-Bleso Petrovics' .
r-,n.. N,rnolas OF Montenegro. has been arrested
=, charr. OF completely IN the recent attempt 70
sssass,nate former King Milan OF servia-
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15
INV gaLIsBURY IKPROvIEG.

London. July iA-LAdy Salisbury VINO mas - u.en
suffering from a paraiytc ATTACK y "''"
-n-day.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15
rScopT FOR DEAD CzARoWITZ.

ODESSA July A-Four ironclso' nr ana "It - con.
torp.so 80. hosy Of the czarowttr to seoasto7oL
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15

GOLDEN ROD. BOTTLED AT THE sEEM, n, y, Em Town
81 q per case Of "a bottles Al grocers Our 0s,enhors
orders prom pty attended to- Mall ordsr
~ W'sburgh. Otto Huber brswesy' o''S
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15

cHAUTAUouA EXCURSION:
raoo round trip by ERIE RAfLaoAp. IVY -
r,cke,s good for return until August "Ia'-A"'~
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15
MORE DEGREES AGAINST NEAT.
OTHER STATES FOLLOW EXAMPLE OF RHINE
PROVINCE.

Rs,,in July 1.-THE "Reichsanzeger to-day
,uhl,shes further DEGREES issued by the various
FEDERAL States against the importation OF fresh
r,ao,s from Belgium into Germany.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15

greatest SsS9: wS1ssr from 9f sss the New
YORK CentTkl-Advt
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15

BOMBS EXPLODED IN BARCELONA a.
Barcelona July 14.-Four oomos
ploded in different parts OF the CITY 'h'' -
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15

Ing. No serious damage was done. but the ex-
citement Is intense The authors OF the out
RACES are unknown
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15
,r,rrR BoLDNEss BETRAYED THEM.
THESE BURGLARS WE'RE CAPTURED WHILE Az
WORK

pa.,das the two men who broke into Lew L.
pro.rr,s home al No. West Fiftieth-st, tnree
other men made an attempt TO commit burglary IN
Acting Captain Lantry's precinct yesterday MORN
ing They captured
policeman Shaw was passing 'h'ous" 49,
,s,h., xhen he saw three trying To
-, ,,,, ,ha house at No Ss. They had forced fne
soor ,n the front Of the house. and were looking
snout for the be,t way Of getting into me ns'ae .
door when Shaw saw them. re immeoas.ss ass - ~
srsns - In few seconds me men tried 20 ~
away. but they were caught and heid sashy os 'h'
policemen. ..-..,,.. a. Andrew stark
tsens rsorse Wtiliams twenty-six years old Of No.
III East Eighty -unth-st and %, Charles n, rsnsr.
ss,s -, They had a Jimmy. dirk. pair OF large
sSsar. nd a bunch Of skeleton keys.
The men were taken TO fonce hsaooualefs'
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Continued on sixth page.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15
JOINT ACTION WITH ENGLAND.
Ipy TELEGRAPH TO TIE rRIsuxEl

Al The Office OF F. ". whitrdge chairman OF
,b,r Executive Committee Of the American China
Development Company at No 50 Broadway was
said Yesterday that nothing more could be given
out there considering the companys request FOR
the moral support Of the Government IN It's con-
,-..,s ,v,,h china until the companys engineer,
" parclav Parsons returned from Washington.
From other sources II was learned that one OF
The reasons and perhaps the chief one, why the
Sr,,sa CovveTnrnent is delaying 10 fulfil IFS con-
,-s~- ,t,h he company is that French contractors
have been Offering 10 do the same work on terms
which are more pleasing 10 the Nnihese o'"e"iS'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-15
SALOONS TO CLOSE EARLY
Movement in Lexington to shut Them
In a, Ten o'clock.

LEXINGTON VA. September N-Spe-
cial.-The T0wu Council Of Lexington
have been petition d by number OF ladies'
living on the business streets asking mat
an ordinance bo passed requiring the
liquor saloons 20 be closed az l' CLOCK
every night The only limit at present is
That aA bar-rooms are required To close
Saturday nights at j. o'clock. Tie mat
ter was discussed by ihe Council. but they
favored II O'Clock ar the time OF closing.
NO action was taken as tie question was
referred 30 the towns attorney. Mr.. +
VI. Pendleton, for an opinion relative 10
the legality Of the change.
bear was seen by Mrs. Suthers ana
Mrs. CLARK near Clarks mill on irish
Creek, as they were crossing the Blue
Ridge mountains near that point As me
bear approached them the ladies fright
ened him away 10y kissing and screaming.
This section is noted for bears. Several
have been seen there this summer, ana
two winters ago i've were killed In one
den In this region.
The Lexington Volunteer Fire Depart
mcnt win attend the Street Fair and
Trade Carnival az stanton, Friday, Oc-
tober 9Th
There are now about two hundred ard
twenty-five cadets at the Virginia MIL
tary Institute more than ninety being
new men. This compares faFordDiy Win
last year.
The Franklin Poagle property at But-
falO Mills was sold 8t public auction I'd
Mr.. Bennett ~ Ben, of Lexington Tor
$3.50. Mr. Paul VI. Penlck, commissioner.
has sold TO Mrs. Elizabeth IT. Lacy OF
Rockbridge Baths, the Buchanan mill pro-
perty al Fumen. for &o.
South River district teachers for the
nrnUfu|NN
follows. Fairaeld-priucipal j. Preston
Allan: assistant. Miss Minnie hyde
/ Cuup's-Miss Carrie v. Harman- Ra-
phnc-Prlucipll. j. 3. Parker, assistant
Miss Minnie Giles \esuvlas-Mlss MAJ
garet Wallace. Mob er-lIiss T. II. Pat
tors0n Midvale-Mlss Nellie Clemmer.
( Rivcrside-Miss Julia Mackey. souinside
III. A. Lackev Cross Roads-Alrs. ). X.
Wilson. Spring Valey-Mlss Ella J.
PUTT. ConC0rd-Miss Amanda sale. OAK
F. Grove-A1ss Annie vi. Sale. Timber
Ridge pepot-1liss Ada Patterson sier-
retts Laue-Mlss NJ w. Reveley. Fair
vicw-Miss Jennie Sale Turkey Hollow
Miss CARR, Robertson. Wayslde-Alss
Willie r. Ryan.
Following are the teachers appointed in
the Natural Bridge district Tor the next
session. Fancy Hil-rrincipal, =. Y. VI Mt
gomcly, ass iant. Miss Marceiia Gerow.
Buffalo Forge-Prncipal, Miss Parmel a
Mcmillan: assistant Miss Belle Wilson.
Glasgow-Prncipnl. Miss Julia Gcrow;
assistant 3ass Minnie Leckey. Ben
Salem-M'ss Marcaret Lackey. Mountain
Branch-W. 10 Shafer. Temperance Han
Miss Mary Mclaughlin. Eliotrs Jill
/ Miss Mary Lou Watts. Lindsay j..
Moore. River Clin-Aliss Annie Johnston
Glm0re's AiIs-Miss Minta Hardin.
Broad creek William Wilson. RuIa VAL
lev-AIss Bertha McCleliand. Lower Ar
/ nolds Nal1ev-Miss Florence Bradford.
Upper Arn0ids VAL y-Aiiss Buah DIX n.
sulphur Spring Miss Bette McGuiln.
Natural Brdee-liiss Daisy Moore Buf-
falO Bend-MIss Ella Moore.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-15
BIDS ON RIVER WORK.
One Over SGS,OOO in Excess OF Two
Otners-What is 10 be Done.

One over 3oH,DUO IN Excess OF Two
Others-What is 10 be Done.
Lieuenant-C0ionelC Charles J. Allen. Of
the United States Army, VINO is ia charge
of river and harbOr work in the o4str'ct
which includes Richmond. was In the city
yesterday. He was present at the open
inr Of The bids on James river Improve
ment work at the Office OF the engineer
in charge Of The work. BIDS were made a.
follows.
T. sanford Ross. OF New Jersey,
Ssi 1913: Samuel j.. Randolph, OF New
York, {@,174Qs; Frank Pidgeou, OF New
York $l5,SlZ.,0.
The bids win be forwarded 10 the Chief
Engineer I'm Washington and the award
made later by the Secretary OF War,
through tho Chief Engineer
The work bid on includes blasting
dredging. dyke and Jetty building under
the appropriation made by the last Con-
eress according 10 the project OF lss
which provides for depth Of % feet az
mean low tide. with channel widths as
follows: 400 feet between the mouth Of the
river and city Point: 500 feet between City
Point and Drewry's Bluff. 200 feet between
Drewrys Bluff and lower city line.
Most Of the work carried on heretofore
has been between Dutch Gap and the low
er city Inc although some dredging was
done at Harrisons Bar and Goose Hill
Flats.
The present channel through the rocky
portion OF the river that is between Rich
mond Bar and about 500 fee. below the
city. Is 100 feet wide. IL Is proposed un.
der the existing appropriation 10 widen
this lO0-foot channel through Richmond
Bar and Goodo Rocks 10 $50 feet with q
depth OF IS feet at mean low tide, and 10
improve it also by STRENGTHENING Il. Also
TO complete the l00-foot channel up to the
city ilue.
The appropriation was $1,000. II
either the Ross or Randolph bids IS found
satisfactory there VIII be about $500 LETT
for stll further work on the channel
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-15
Jamcs River lmprov cment.

The special joint committee from the
Chamber Of Commerce and the Council ON
Improvement OF James River met in the
CITY Hall last night. The discussion was
over steps that shall be taken To- induce
Congress 10 make an appropriation for
dcepening the channel and the improve
ment Of the harb0r. Besides the members
OF the committee there were present air.
w. r. Trigg president Of the Trigg ship
building Company; Mr.. Nirginlus New
ion Mr. James y. Boyd, and other inhu-
entail gentlemen a determined effort VIII
undoubtedly bee made 10 secure an appro-
uriation by Congress
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-15
HIS LIE WAS sAVEp

Mr.. j. Z. Lily a prominent citizen Of
Hannibal No, lately had O wonderful
deliverance from frightful death. In
telling Of it he says: II was taken with
Typhoid Fever. that ran into Pneumonia
Nv lungs became hardened. I was so
weak couldn't even SIT up in bed. Moth
Ing helped me. I expected TO soon die of
consumption. when i heard Of Dr. KING S
Now Discovery. one bottle gave great
relief. / continued to use IL. and now
am well and strong. i can't say too
much I'm its praise" This marvellous
medicine IS the surcst and quickest cure
in the world for an Throat and Lung
Trouble Regular sizes. 20 cents and SL00
Trial bottles free at owens & Minor Drug
Store; every bottle guaranteed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-15
GAVE HIM FIVE YEARS.

Cornelius fIankins Punished for At
tempted Poisoning.
The County Court yesterday heard the
case OF Cornelius Hawkins. charged With
attempting to poison the family OF Mr
x. n. Ludham. OF the county, by putting
Paris green IN the tea.
The testimony OF Mrs Ludham and a
negro boy was exceedingly clear and COM
vlncing. Hankins had confessed his crime
to both these parties.
Mr.. Russell, who represented Harkins.
did not produce any witnesses except TO
testify 60 Hankins' good character.
After the case had been heard the jury
brought In a verdict OF guilty and fixed
his sentence at FIVE years imprisonment in
the ponitentiary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-15
Q a. - ~ - ~ L A.
p..n. = The Kind You Haze AI823s 8ogrht
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but one who would be attractive must
Keep her health. II she IS weak. sickiy and
all rundown, she win be nervous and
irritable. If she has constipation or kid
ney trouble, her impure blood VIII cause
pmples. hlotches, skin eruptlons, and a
wretchod complexion. Electric Bitters is
the best medicine in the world to regulate
stomach. liver and kidneys and TO prrify
the blood. IL gives strong nerves. bright
eyes. smooth, yelyety skin, rich COM
pexion. II will make a good-looking,
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-15

Mr.. W. G. Boslcy. Of Baltimore. and
Miss Mary Dorset. Of Richmond. were
married fin Washington yesterday by Rev.
George +. Maydwell, OF that city.
Miss DOrsett Is the daughter OF Mrs. Ida
Dorset and q very beautiful girl Of the
brunette type. Mr. Bosley is engaged In
the banking business IN Baltimore ana
is a rising young man.
After a short tour Of about ten days
they Will return 20 Richmond for a visit
before going TO their future home I'm Ball
tlmOrc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-15

OF brooms. and a communication was read
IN which the firm expressed a desire 10
make BIDS So furnish bro0ms for the de-
p8rtmont. The clerk was instructed 20 re-
ply that the committee preferred 20 use
homemade hrooms
4 communication was read from the
Southern Novelty Company Of Atlanta,
asking for a nve-ycar exclusive frarchse
% place boxes for the reception Of waste
naper and rubbish. The communication
was received and ordered 10 be fled.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-15

n nve.inch gun from the gun boat New
port when the three ton piece Of steel fell
upon him plnnlng him to the deck. Death
ensued almost instantaneously.
The Newports armament was beins re-
moved prior TO the vessel going out Of
commission when the accident which cost
a valuable life occurred.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-15
civ IIenIlh Nfalfcrs-

The Council Committee on Health met
iast night end transacted large amount
AZ routine business
Ar Giofon's motion that the sub Com
miiiee on Stables hc instructed 90 make
eject connections from She water mains
10 the city stable was adopted
Charles ~ Nlss. the Excelsior Machine
Works. OF New York. submitted samples
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-15

The commissioners appointed TO con-
denim and assess property along the pro-
posed route of the Richmond. Peters burg
and Carolina railroad. so far as concerns
that portion Of the city west Of Fifth
street. met yesterday. The comm s-
gioners viewed the greater part Of the
property that will be affected by IN .r
decision. To-day they will meet and for
wulate their report
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-15

a reception was given last night at
"Forest Han" by Rev II. r. Louthan
pastor OF Howard Grove Baptist church,
10 the young men of his church and cone
creation There were "alter dinner
speeChes" by Dr. John Pollard. DIT II. L..
Ouarles Mess.s S. A. Allen, j p. Bur-
ton. and p NOrment Binford. There We're
about thirty-five guests present
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-15
THE GREAT YACHT RACE AT NEW
YORK.

At the request of many patrons Of the
ola Dominion Steamship Company they
nave decided TO send one Of their new
and elegant steamships Jefferson or
"Ham'Iton"-to the yacht races in Octo-
Der for at least three of the race days.
no insure comfort and 20 give ample room
the number OF tickets sold viii positively
be limited TO COO
Tickets win De Sc for each trip; state
rooms Sc and S. according TO location.
early application should De made to Sc
cure tickets Cold lunch wiz be served
bv the ships steward; price, 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-15
InstnntlY KilIel

NORFOLK. VA. September H-Spe-
ciai-Charles ]. Thompson, aged forty
two years a native % England, was in.
siantiy killed This afternoon at the Nor
folk Navy Yard Thompson, a boss rig
ger, was experimenting the removal Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-15
Not Heard From.

Coroner Taylor has not heard anything
from the stomach said to have been sent
TO him from Buchanan county for exami-
nation
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-15
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST ABOUT TWO WEEKS AGO A
large black and white spotted hound
dog. Long black cars. Answers 20
name Of Beauregard. Reward If r..
turned 10 FREDO GlANNOII. 6-2 j.
Cary street. Charles Place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-15

NO. 1902 EAST LEIGH sTREEr'

Pv virtue n certain deed Of trust,
fafed Jrne PR 1852 of record I'm Ger s
office Of Richmond Chancery Court ln -.
r. las A. PAGE no. default having beseen1
made ln the payment of 2 portion OF Ia W.,
dahf thereby secured ana being requlr c1
h,- the beneficiary go 90 do We VIII sen Dy
auction. upon the promises on
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER -. 1882
M SEQ o'clock r. H.. the property num-
bercd as above fronting twenty leel ON
Ieieh street and extending back between
parsuc. lines 10 feet. t.
and SIS. balance or j. months.
'''' IL CHEWING,
j. SITTERplNG
-n Trustees.