davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02
THE SAME FARE.
Fare Petwcen Hampton and Newport
Ncvs viii Not BE Reduced

HAMPTON, VA. April 1.-Special.-Of-
ficials of the Newport News and Old
Point Railway and Electric Company
said Friday they did not contemplate re-
ducing the fares between Hampton and
Newport News.
The committee which Is 10 welcome the
local military company home in the course
of the next few weeks met last night
and organized with John b. Leonard as
chairman. II was decided to ask the aid
OF the ladies in this work \ grand wei
come is being arranged for the boys.
Polk Miller entertained the guests at
the Chamberlin Hotel last night. a large
crowd was in attendance. Mr. Miller
was at his best in his negro dialect.
The Princeton and Johns Hopkins Glee
Clubs will give a Joint concert at the
Hygea Hotel tonight. A large party
OF the students arrived this morning for
the holidays
Mr.. Louis Heffehnger. OF Princeton
University is spending Easter with his
parents here.
Elaborate musical programmes have
been arranged in many OF the churches
for tomorrow Pishop Randolph. Of the
Diocese Of Southern Virginia. will ad-
minister the rite % confirmation at st.
Johns church in the evening.
John Pemberton, a small colored hoy.
was sent on 10 the grand jury yesterday
for stealing several boxes OF cigars from
John r Bently. Pemherton had stolen
about twenty boxes Of cigars and was
selling them 20 various small merchants
IN the town at a price Of twenty-five
cents per box.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02
Christ Risen.

o sun, From the darkness up-springng.
Wrap earth In thy splendor to-day.
Bid the chill darksome storm-olouds Of
winter.
Like ill-brooding dreams, flee away.
AS the sun of our Righteousness, risen
Triumphant Ger death and the tomb
Has banished. like clouds, our trans
gressons,
The power of Gin, and the gloom.
o Life-giving sunshine. Let each golden
ray
Proclaim. Christ our Saviour is risen
to-day"
0 EARTH Bloom in fresh vernal beauty.
Since in thy best bosom hath lain
The Mighty, the Heir Of high Heaven,
The Lamb that Tor sinners was slain.
Bid violets breathe of His presence,
Let white bells OF snow-drOps proclaim
With lilies, the purity, clin@ing,
The holiness due TO His name.
Through the lips OF thy blossoms. o
Earth speak. and say:
1.-THE Saviour victorious is risen today"
0 birds, that chirp low In the hedges.
O birds. that thrill high on the wing,
Your hearts trimming over with music.
Rejoice. while ange.s too sing.
Their theme the same wondrous story
OF Gods priceless love unto men.
The cross and the grave and the glory.
The crown, and Christ risen again.
o.. Sing of Redemption, of Deaths broken
sway,
For Christ, our Passover is risen to-day.
Sad souls in Gethsemanes wrestling,
Hearts crush d meath their pressure OF
care;
Or spirits in faith. still abiding,
Borne up on the strong wings of prayer.
o. Dwelers OF earth. Resurrection
From sorrow and pain We may win.
Through Christ who hath carried our
burdens,
And vanluish'd the powers of sin,
Rejoice I'm His light. Clouds and storms
swept away,
The crucihed saviour is risen to-day,
LUCY r. BUCK.
Front Royal. Va. Easter, 1899.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02
NEWSY NOTES
FROM BEDFORD.
Many Signs Of Progress in the Neigh
borhood of MontbaIe.
A CANNERY TO Be BUILT SOON.
Two Parsonages Will be Erected.
Lithia Springs and Zinc Mines.
sassafras OIL Mill in Operation.
A Bedford Boy in st. Louis.

MONTvALE, VA, April l-Special.-
Mr.. Bishop. of Botetourt county, is here
making arrangements to put up the ne
cessary buildings and machinery for
cannery on the farm OF James Day, one
mile OF the station. lie is distributing
seed among those farmers who will plant
and grow tomatoes for the cannery.
Corn. snaps, and peaches will also be
put up. This Industry will give employ
ment to many needy persons.
William Boyle has contracted TO have
built an eight-room dwelling on his fruit
farm adjacent TO the village.
SASSAFRAS OIL.
Mr.. Waldron is shipping pure article
OF sassafrss oil from his mill TO New
York.
John J. Williamson, a prominent citi-
zen. Is seriously III at his home.
A series of meetings IS being conducted
at the Presbyterian church by Rev. Mr..
Campbell. of Roanoke. and Rev Mr.
Raschal, the pastor. The ladies Of the
church will build a parsonage for Mr..
Raschal this spring.
Judge julius Buford IS very enthusi-
astic about his lithia spring, which
water IS very fine and is being analysed
Also the zinc discovered on MS iarHl, Oh
which the prospect is very flattering.
FOR A NEW PARSONAGE.
The Methodists OF the Bedford circuit
pc advertising in the Democrat and
Bulletin for bids on the parsonage to bs
built at Bedford City. John p. Branch
Of Richmond, will accept the thanks OF
your correspondent for consideration
for the parsonage.
No oats have been sown and very III
Tie blowing Very little gardening has
been accomplished.
Edge Hill' will have telephone 70
tho station for the accommodation Of It's
guests.
DR.. william Spinner has recovered
from a long and serious sickness. and Is
now attending his patients. with whom
he IS very popular
Mr.. Mitchell Curtis, or the St Louis
Star. has been promoted 70 assistant
city editor at increased salary. on a
recent visit 70 st. Louis we find that
Mr.. Curtis has made many friends and
gained quite a reputation while in Cuba
as a fluent correspondent for that Jour-
nal Mr. Curtis was formerly Of BED
ford. and Is a grandson Of the late Hon.
Robert Mitchell. and has relatives I'm
Richmond. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02
WILLIAMSBURG NOTES.
Mr.. Branch's Condition Unchanged
Quarantine Raised-Persoral.

WILLIAMSBURG, VA, April 1-spe-
cial.-The condition Of Mr.. cyrus a,
Branch. Commemorative attorney of
James City county. remains unchanged.
Messrs. r. II. Leddy and r. l.. Spencer
went up to Toano tonight TO wait on
him.
The quarantine AZ the Eastern state
Hospital was raised to-day.
Mr.. w. II. Davis. Of Boston, Mass
president Of the Taskinas Spring Com
pany, is at Taskinas Springs, In James
City.
Mrs. ". t. Spencer. who IS visiting
relatives IN Richmond. is expected home
next week.
President L. G. Tyler will leave next
week on a tour OF northern cities In the
interest of william and Mary College. He
will solicit funds for the completion OF
gymnasium and science hall at the col
lege.
Mrs. r. s. Scott. OF Ewell, was here to-
day calling on friends.
Mrs. y. H. Ratcliff Of Toano. who has
been very sick. is said to be slightly i'm
proved.
Mrs. s. S. Hankins has returned from
D visit TO Hinton. W. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02
BRIEFS FROM BARTON HEIGHTS.
Amuscmcnts Cor Easter Monday-Con-
Observation-Disclosures

Observation-Disclosures Personals.
The attendance Of voters at the po-
litical meeting on Tuesday night was very
small. owing 10 the heavy rain. and.
though the candidates were out in full
force, the speaking was postponed until
Tuesday evening. The 4th.
Tho ladies Of the Episcopal church will
have an Easter sale and entertainment
M the residence of Captain Lea, on Mon
day afternoon. and also an egg hunt for
the children.
Bishop Gibson confirmed n small class
at the Church Of the Epiphany on Thurs
day night. The services were largely at
tended
The ladies Of the Aid Society Of the
Methodist church are booming their
Quilting Party for Monday afternoon
At 2 o'clock. The children are invited
TO an egg hunt at o'clock. and the gen.
tlemen later on al the parsonage
The choir Of the Baptist church promise
some good Faster music Sunday. There
will be a number OF persons baptized after
the evening service.
Miss Carrie Morton has been sick for
several DAYS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cutler. accompanied by
their daughter. Miss Minnie Cutler who
have been spending some days with Mrs.
Charles Goodloe. of Virginia avenue, have
returned 20 their home.
Mr.. J. T. Turpin has recovered from
his recent illness and is able 10 be out.
MT Plummer Flanagan has moved into
residence on Poe street. near Lamb
avenue.
The scholars of the Barton Heights
School will have holiday on Monday.
Mrs A. w. Martinsteine. who has been
quite sick for several days. is somewhat
improved.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02

Louise O'Brien, Gertrude Wefager,
Louise Wcisigcr, and Otie Miner.
CHAPERONES AND PATRONESsEe.
The chaperones and patronesses arc:
Mrs. Jos. Bryan. Mrs. II. ID. Hotchkss.
Mrs. JAS Lyons. Mrs. G. w. =. Brocld
Mrs. Caskic Cabell. Mrs Hoge Tyler
Mrs. J. Taylor Ellyson. Mrs. G. r. OFer-
rail-. Mrs. Enders Robinson. Mrs. l.. b.
Enslow. Mrs. Alfred Harris. Mrs. Edward
Crump. Mrs. Thos. Boiling. Mrs. William
l.. Royal. Mrs Henry Williams. MRS.
William Robins. Mrs Virginius Hall, Miss
Mary Cameron. Mrs. Howard Hoge. Mrs.
Geo. Armstrong Lyons. Mrs. John u.
Ifghtfoot. Miss Bessie Pace. Miss Mary H..
Thaw. Mrs. VIM Bentley. Mrs. Angus
tine Royal. Mrs w S. Murray. Mrs
Durrett. Miss Ruby Bodeker. Mrs. L. b..
Murphy. Mrs D. C. Richardson. Mrs. G..
L. Curry Mrs. r. W. Cunningham. Mrs.
VI. NJ. TYLER. Mrs. Norton savare. Mrs.
II. 6 Christian. Miss Mary Mason Row
land Mrs. Gordon McCabe. Mrs. John r.
Iirhtfoot. Mrs Archer Anderson. Mrs.
Jas. Caskic. Mrs Herbert Claiborne. and
others.
Committee on Tickets and Stage
Nessrs. r. A. Lancaster. Jr. Henry s.
ITutzier. r. T. Traylor. and Bruce Ches-
torman Jr.
Chairman of tho Committee IN Charge
Mrs p. d Ifotchldss. Mrs. JAS. Lyons.
Mrs. G w. =. Brock Mrs. Henry VII
Iiams. Mrs. Howard Hoge. Mrs. Geo.
Armstrong Lyon. Mrs w s. Murray.
Miss Mary Thaw. Mrs. VIM. Bentley
Mrs Augustine Rovall Mrs. T. 2. Ems.
low. Mrs. Durrctt Mise Bessie Pace. and
Mr.. r. A. Lancaster, Jr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02
SURVEY, HE SAYS.
WAS NOT MADE.
New Feature in Suit over Bath County
Lands.
THE TOMB OF JAMES MONROE.
Superintendent Hooper Writes to the
Governor 70 Remind Him That the
Inscriptions Have Been Re-
moycd-Paying Pensions.

Governor Tyler received an Invitation
Yesterday from the Board of Trade. Vi
southern Pines, North Cdroilna, 10 at
tend the meeting OF Northern business
men TO be held at Southern Pines, Aprii
l5th TO 22d and deliver an ADDRESS OUT
lining the advantages Virginia oilers 10
capitalists and manufacturers from the
North.
President A. NJ. Clarke in his letter to
the Governor says: I'VE will have d
the meeting not less than thousand
Northern people. If your engagements
are such that you cannot possibly De
present in person, we will be glad LOT
you 10 select representative and would
also be pleased II you will appoint
representative from each Congressional
district in your State who can tell ABOUT
the advantages OF their respective Sec
tons
SUITS ABOUT LANDS.
There are several suits pending in the
Circuit Court of Bath county affecting
the title to about forty-onc thousand
acres OF land known as the Thomas
Wilson survey. made May 6. 1895. Apropos
to these suits Governor Tyler received
yesterday letter from an old gen
tleman OF Bath, who says he is eighty
two years old and that the oldest in
habtant of my first recollection tod me
that the survey claimed to have been
made was in reality never made, and
believe this to be an attempt 10 deprive
the State out of It's lands subject -
entry by its citizens, there being several
thousand acres of land in the said sur
vey belonging to the State. and would
at no distant day pay 10 the state a
considerable revenue"
AsONROE'S TOMP
Superintendent John r.. Hooper has
called the Governors attention TO the
dilapidated condition Of the inscription
plate on President Monroes tomb In
Hollywood. 1T seems says Superin-
tendent Hooper, that in the years past
by some means or other unknown "a
myself. one of the copper inscription
plates was removed or displaced and the
remaining one was ready 10 fall, or could
have been easily taken away.
80 as q matter OF security removed
the plate and have 1t I'm safe Keeping In
my office There are so many inquiries
about the matter that 1t is quite import
ant that 1t should be on the tomb. AS
the lot. monument etc, is the property
of the State of Virginia | deem 1t proper
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02
Howitzers' Inspection.

The Howitzers will have their regular
monthly inspection in their Confederate
gray full dress uniform Tuesday night.
Music has been engaged for the occasion,
and after the inspection dancing Will be
INDUCED In by those who desire to do so.
The doors will be open to the public and
the friends OF the battery and the public
generally are invited TO be present.
The battery Is In a fiourishing condi-
ton and is recruiting rapidly. There are
about sixty members on the roll and six
applications were received at the last
meeting. The battery hopes 10 have
about seventy-fve men In ranks In the
parade in Washington at the peace juoi-
lee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02
SHENANDOAH DEMOCRATS.
Candidates Nominated for the County
OfIices-Harmoniou Convention.

WOODSTOCK. VA. April 1.-Special.-
The Democrats OF Shenandoah county
met here to-day and nominated the fol-
lowing county ticket: Treasurer. Capt.
Geo W. Koontz: Sheriff, j. +. Donney:
County Clerk, JOS. w. Boyer; Circuit
Clerk Geo. W. Miey: Commonwealth
ATTORNEY. Gen. Jas. II. Williams.
The convention passed off much more
quietly than was expected. and ended
tremendously
Captain Koontz and Mr. NIiley hold at
present the Offices for which they are
now candidates. General Williams. who
IS recognized as being one Of the Oldest
barristers in the Valley, will without
doubt be the next commonwealth at
torney to succeed Col. J. G. Baker. who
will I'm a few days leave for Newport
News. where he will permanently reside.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02

in all contracts with builders a. clause
that only union men shall be employed
10 DO the work on the new buildings
which the company Is soon o. erect in
New York.
In a beer drinking contest n Mlwau-
kee Wis, between John Schlnner ana
Christian Schmidt. the former drank
ninety-seven glasses TOO five hours. while
Schmidt required the services ~ % physi-
clan after he had swallowed oishty-tw0
glasses.
Cincinnati contracting tailors are pail
by the wholesale clothing houses from
~ cents TO s. per dozen for pants aud
from 80 cents 10 $50 per dozen f0f
vests. They get from 20 90 6o cents fof
the tailor work on a sack coat such a
forms part OF the ordinary So 90 Sic
suit.
Among the amendments t0 Che Mich
gan state Constitution 10 b. voted upon
ty the people an the coming election is
one providing for the establishment ~
"a state printing Office. That the mem-
beers of the Legislature consider 30 an
economic necessity is apparent by 'ae
fact that ont of .l3 members IN both
Houses. bur nine voted against 10.
Representative Pope Cf kanabac. has
introduced into tie Minnesota Leei-.a-
ture bill . empower city Councils NJ
cities containing moro than 1900 90 fix
the saloon license a. $3.50 and IN cities
of less than 1900 population at 800
wear. The bill fixes the above amounts
as tho minimum which the city Councils
NAV increase as they determine.
The Legal Aid Society has opened a
branch Office AZ No. "a PIKE street Naw
York. in behalf Of the sailors and sea-
faring men who c0ngresa.e iA inat H. a-
borhood when ashore. Clark A. Ahbot
n young attorney. has been selected as
the counsel for the sailor branch BE
is now looking into the matter u sai-
.ors' boarding house keepers licenses. and
incidentally unearthing much that Will
be OF advantage 20 him I'm prosecuting
sailors injury cases. There is no charge
for this service.
The tenth annual report Of the labor
department of the Board OF Trade. Lon-
don. England. Just issued. is au inter
esting document and S. by far the most
complete statement OF the strength az
English trade unions ever issued A.
cordng TO the report there are now ~
separate unions. being n decrease due
10 amalgamation. Of twenty-0nc as conf
pared with 1896. The member MO mas
gone up from oO1 40 'w"a of "h IN
1870 are women. Jhere .t' ,.'" -.
trades councils and no decorations o.
kindred and allied trades. The accumu-
lated funds OF the unions stands al e.
97s.slo, the income for the year having
nm n eSi e7l and the expenditure
q. sqs072. The average contributions per
member per annum I'm lc0 OF the hiFges,
unions for the six years was a. us. SD
ana The balance on hand represented an
average Of T. p nd. per member dc-
$3.50 ~ q lid. as compared with
,so.. hu, an increase OF -. la. over
tcoe The unions grouped under the gem
araI head Of Metal. Engineering and
sh,nhuilding" showed the greatest mum
.r,c,, strength with a total OF III Ns
nsmhers or 20 per cent OF the whole
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02

Miss Anna Payne. of Bon Air. is visiting
her sister Mrs Wilson. on Miller avenue.
Miss Jessie Montt entertained a num-
or Of her little girl friends at an after
noon party In honor of her birthday
Thursday the goth.
Mrs. James X. Lee Is very much indis-
posed.
Miss Ruby Southall, accompanied by
Master Kimball Morris. left for Charles
CITY county on Monday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02
smithdeaI College Enterta inment.

On next Friday night. April 7th. will
be given the regular monthly entertain
ment of the Smithdeal Business College,
which In artistic effect. promises TO sur
pass all former entertainments of the
college. Prof. Frank Cosby, who Is the
manager. has secured some Of the best
professional as well as amateur musical
talent of the city. This splendid orches-
ira composed OF professional musicians,
and his Ladies Mandolin Club. will fur
nish the string music.
AS on all former occasions the concert
is given foe the pleasure and entertain
ment Of the friends and students OF tho
COLLEGE. The public II cordially invited.
The entertainment viii b held In the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02
Debate i'm Nartinsyillc,

MARTINSVILLE. VA. March sl.--Spe-
cial.-Quite an interesting entertainment
was given under the auspices of the
Martinsville Literary and Musical Asso-
citation at the Academy Of Music to-
night, consisting OF music by the Black
Diamond Quartette. under the leader
ship OF q. w. Coon. and a debate of the
question. Resolved. That there should
be an educational qualification for
ing" Debaters on affirmative: X. B.
Semple. J. r. Anderson. and J. X. Smith
On the negative. w. NJ. Peyton, G. ".
Marshall and l. NJ. Omer. The question
was decided In the negative.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02
Mr.. POLK MILLER.
He Gives an Entertainment NJ the JEFF
ferSon Friday Night.

Mr.. Polk Miller. who single-handed and
alone can retain the rapt attention OF an
audience Just so long as Il pleases him so
TO do. will next Friday night give an en-
tertainment I'm the Jefferson partors for
the benefit Of the church of the Covenant
Although Mr.. Miller has appeared in
this city on number Of occasions yet he
Is ever sure of a large audience. llQ
genial sayings and the singing Of his
sweet-toned banjo are always welcome 10
the people Of his native city.
Mr.. Miller will be greeted by large
asscmblage next Friday night. and the
entertainment will be given under this
most favorable conditions.
$780, -s~-v@.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02
REWARE OF OINTMENTS FOR CA
TAHRH THAT CONTAIN MER-
lIfB\

a. mere will surely destroy the sense
of smell and completely derange the
whole swstem when entering 1t through
the mucous surfaces. Such articles should
never be used except on prescriptions
from reputable physicians. AZ the dam
age they will do IS ten fold TO the good
YOU can possibly derive from them. Hall 5
Catarrh cure. manufactured by F. j.
Cheney & Co.. Toledo o.. contains no
mercury. and is taken internally. acting
directly upon the blood and mucous sur
face. of the system. In buying Halls Ca
tarrh Cure he sure you get the genuine.
II IS taken internally. and made in Toledo.
Ohio. by +. Cheney & Co. Testimo'
malls free.
Solo by Druggists. price 75c. per bottle.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02

that | should lay the matter before you
that you may have ii properly adjusted"
VIRGINIA PENSIONS.
The paying of pensions was begun yester-
day. About seventy-fve claims were hon.
ored. mostly those of persons residing in
Richmond and the adjacent territory. Mr..
+. l.. c. Scott, who looks after this par
ticular work In the Office of the Auditor
Of Public Accounts, and the clerks In the
Treasury Department were busy men.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02

At all druggists. or mailed from our Of
fee. 49,
Munyon's remedies for sale by all drug
gists-57 cures for 81 ills-mostly Z'c'
vial. ,-o-
Personal letters TO Prof. Munyon. l9o3
Arch Street. Philadelphia Pa. answered
with free medical advice for any disease.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02
Rubber
Tires
Are Put on in One Day.

Have put on so many III this
city it is useless to say anything
except to refer to our many GUS
toners.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02

college auditorium fourth floor, fronp'
and will begin at o'clock. The pro-
gramme IS an attractive one.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02
Richmond, Va. April I, lss

Richmond, Va, April I, 1899
virginia Steam Laundry. 7i4-7l6 East
Broad Street. Opposite Murphy's Hotel:
Gentlemen:
hereby acknowledge receipt OF the
bicycle which It has been my good for
tune TO secure by saving the coupons
given BY you with bundles Of laundry.
The wheel is very satisfactory. and
can also say that the quality of your
laundry work Is all that could be desired
and as good as I have ever had done
anywhere.
Please accept my thanks for the wheel
and good wishes for your future success.
Yours truly,
Mrs. SMELLING,
210l II. Broad Street City.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02

The saloonkeepers OF Akron. OHIO. have
offered their assistance to the Evangeli-
cal Alliance In closing the saloons In that
city on Sundaya
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Richmond, Va. April l. 1893.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Mr. CARL WIPPERMANN. for p years
connected with the firm Of Hermann
Scmidt. fancy grocer. has this day been
appointed manager OF our business. and
will give his entire personal attention TO
the management Of it. earnestly soliciting
the support Of his friends and the public
generally.
To our patrons We return thanks for
their very kind and liberal patronage and
respectfully ask a continuance of it In
tho future
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02

II heals the sore spots.
1T heals the raw spots.
1t goes TO the seat OF disease.
IL penetrates obscure places Wnere
drugs taken into the stomach cannot
reach.
1t acts as O balm and tonic TO the whole
system.
Better than doctors.
Better than going TO Florida.
Better than anything you haVo eNoi
tried,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02

THOSE WHO HAVE WORK AT
Campbelrs Gallery Will please call for
same. as he will not hold himself re-
sponsble for work made so long. MP.
e. o. CAMPBELL. 900 east Broad
street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02
George a. HundIcy,

Staple and Fancy Groceries Wines and
Liquors
52S east Broad street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02
David A. AilS|jG,
CARRIAGES,
Richmond, Virginia.

Our stock of Runabouts, Phae-
tons, Surries, &c, was never more
stylish than this season.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02

horne. Cora Catlin. Mary Catlin Maria
Rose Emily McCsbe. Thaw. Mary Page
Grymes. EVELYN Prentiss Thaw. Marie
Cottrell. Marion Lee. Lizzie Hotchkiss'
Sadie Atkins. Kathleen Alsop. Josie
oalcski. Louise Thompson Marie Cranz.
Madeline Noble. Louise Chambers. Doug
las Galloway. Annie Macon, Potts. Mary
Tyler. Lola Brown. Ruth Cunningham.
Lummie Cunningham. Effe Prosser.
Ethel Lake. Vera Woodson. Kate Nc
Phall. Hazel Shackelforc. Ruth Marsden,
Mary Patterson. Page Hewlett. Alice In
gram. Eliza ingram. Marguerite Weisiger'