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The San Francisco call., 1899-10-14

say l am entirely in sympathy with the object
al the meeting and realize our courtry's obliga-
ton at this crisis to support her Majesty .
Government unreservedly. Their demand, I
take it 10 be. is for equal rights for all white
men from the Cape 10 the Zambesi; their aim
the establishment Of republic instead Of an
oligarchy and their vindicatiOn of the new re-
generate Transvaal governed under equal
laws formed in open council by free men,
neither corrupted nor coerced, representing
good and desirable. and I recognize that it IS
the duty of each one of us according 10 his
Gh.iIties, 10 work toward their attainment
with every wish for the thorough success OF
the meeting I am yours sincerely,
RUDYARD KIPLlIG.
The audience greeted the reading of the
letter with hearty cheers.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-14
ANOTHER FIRE IN
THE BUSH STORES
Warehouse No. 3 Destroyed, Bring
ing the Loss Up to a Half
Million.

NEW YORK, Oct 14.-At 2:30 O'clock
this morning fire broke out in the build
ings of the Bush Independent Stores,
which were partially destroyed by fire
yesterday afternoon The fire this morn
ing apparently started in building No. 2,
which was separated from No 8 by a
brick wall two feet in thickness.
No. was totally destroyed yesterday,
and it is thought at this hour, 2:3O a. m,
that building No. will also prove a total
loss. Building No. contained about
1000 bales of cotton valued at from $780,
600 to $500 000 Three firemen were over
come by smoke, and the fire is not yet
Independent Stores estimate that the total
loss in consequence of the fire i'm both
warehouses will certainly exceed $500 900.
Warehouse No. l was destroyed by fire a
few months ago.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-14
SUGAR PLANTERS COMPLAIN.
Steamship Service Not Adequate at
Peruvian Ports.

Special Gable to The Gail and the New York
Herald. Copyrighted, 1899. by James Cor
don Bennett.
LIMA Peru, Oct. 13-Sugar planters in
the north are complaining bitterly of the
irregular service of the Pacific Steam
Navigation Company along the coast
More than four thousand tons of sugar
are lying in Salavery alone to-day await
ing shipment In another port one estate
has more than 1000 tons waiting for a
steamship. The planters declare this de-
lay Is simply ruinous.
In his annual report to his Government
the Belgian Consul in Lima denounces as
an abuse the practice of the Postoffice
authorities in charging on correspondence
for the United States and Europe via
Havana 10 per cent more than the stipu-
lated postal union rate
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-14
NEW YORK POOLROOMS
CONDUCTED BY WOMEN
Members of the Fair Sex Lay Odds
for Wives and Daughters Who
"Play the Ponies"

NEW YORK, Oct. 13.-The Mazet Inves-
tigating Commission to-day at an execu-
tive session decided to adjourn till October
81 To-day's session opened with discus
sion of the citys poolrooms, Mrs. Florence
d. Soyer testifying at length regarding
poolrooms conducted by women and fre-
quented by women. She said that the
cards were handed around by women.
women made the odds, women took the
money, and women made up the sheets.
She lost all the bets she placed in the
poolrooms that she visited.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-14
Carnegie Deprecates War.

DUMFRIES, Scotland, Oct. 1S.-Upor
the occasion to-day of the laying of tn,
foundation stone of the free library pre-
sented to Dumfries by Andrew Carnegi,
the donor was given the freedom of tn,
town. In replying to an address, Mr.. Car
negie said man had only begun the worl
of civilization while he employed inhumal
means of killing his fellow men, Otter
fellow Christians, to settle national dis
puteS.
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let a receipt be given with promise of
recompense by the Government"
The Volkstein says: Two small repub-
hes have entered upon a struggle with a
gigantic power which wishes to crush
them. Conquer or die is the battle cry
OF the brave burghers. Thus will he
question be solved and the republics once
for all will either be freed from provoCa-
ton or will have to bend their neCks to
the yokes of British tyranny Englands s
might will not decide the issue. That
rests with God alone.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-14
STEPHANIES BETRoTHAL.
Widow Of Crown Prince Rudolf OF
Austria to Wed Again.

Special Cable TO The Call and the New York
Herald. Copyrighted. 1899, by James Cor
don Bennett.
BERLIN, Oct. BIN spite of "denials"
recently published, a Vienna dispatch TO
a Budapest paper declares that the be-
trothal OF Archduchess Stephanie will be
officially announced within the next few
days. Archduchess Stephanie is the wild
ow of Crown Prince Rudolf of Austria.
whose mysterious death occurred In 1889.
She is a Belgian Princess and has an
only daughter. Archduchess Elizabeth,
horn in 1892
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Rumor Not Confirmed.

Special Cable to The Call and the New York
Herald. Copyrighted. 1899. by James Cor
don Bennett.
BERLIN, Oct. 1S.-Nothing is known
here of the rumored betrothal of the
Queen of Holland to Prince Joachim AL
brecht of Prussia. Prince Joachim AL
brecht is one of the most popular lieu
tenants in the first regiment of the
dragoon guards, Queen Of England s.
Prince Joachim Albrecht Is the second
son of Prince Frederic Albert, regent of
Brunswick. He is % years of age.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-14
TO ASSAULT MAFEKING.

LONDON Oct 13.-The Boer forces
with artillery, according to a dispatch
Just received from Standerton, broke
camp at Sandspruit yesterday morning,
moving IN the direction of Natal
A dispatch from Paris late this after
noon says: The Beers with twelve guns
are preparing to assault Mafeking,
DURHAM, Oct. 13-The first and second
battalions of the Manchester Regiment,
under Lieutenant Colonels Curran and
Ridley, have arrived at Ladysmith.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-14
DISSATISFIED WITH CRoNJE.

LONDON, Oct. 13.-The Pail Mall Ca
zette publishes the following dispatch
from Mafehng. dated Wednesday: 1T is
reported that the younger Burghers, dis
satisfied with Commander Cronje for not
attacking the British position yesterday.
have sent him to the rear and appointed
another to command"
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-14
FIVE THOUSAND KILLED
AND HUNDREDS INJURED

THE HAGUE, Oct. 1S.-oficial dis
patches from Batavia, capital of The
Netherlands Indies, confirm the reports
regarding the earthquake on the island of
Coran. 1t occurred on September %. Not
only the town of Amhei, on the south side
of the island, was destroyed, but several
other villages We're wrecked.
The official advices declare that no
fewer than 5000 persons were killed and
hundreds of others seriously injured
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-14
TELEGRAPH LINE CUT.

KIMBERLY. Oct 12.-Oelayed in trans
missionl-The telegraph line between
kraajpan and MaritZana, south Of Mafe-
king has been cut, and a strong commtnd
of Beers has occupied the Kraalpan Rail
way siding.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-14
WOMEN AND CHILDREN SAFE.

VRYBURG, Oct 1S.-The train from
Mafeking with 500 women and children
passed Nryburg on the way TO Kimberly.
All on board were well.
LONDON, oct. 13-It is reported in
Cape Town. though as yet the rumor is
unconfirmed, that a collision has taken
place between trains bearing refugees
near Victoria, West Cape Colony, nine
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-14
CECIL RHODES CLOSE CALL.

LONDON, Oct. H.-According to the
Kimberly correspondent of the Daily Tel
egraph, Cecil Rhodes had narrow escape
from capture while on his way here. His
train was delayed as he passed the Mod
der River three hours after the expiration
of the ultimatum, when the Beers were
only five miles distant, and some of their
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-14
Terrill Convicted.

SAN JOSE, Oct. 13.-Samuel B. Terrill
the attorney, was to-day convicted OF
forgery by jury in the Superior Court
and will be sentenced next Friday. The
forgery was that of a signature TO a
mortgage and note by which the defend
ant obtained $3.50 from Richard j. Hawke
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-14
Anti-Taxatinn Riots

BARCELONA, Oct. 1S-Anti-taxation
riots have broken out here. All the shops
are closed. The mob is stoning the public
lonia."
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-14
BUILDING TO BE ERECTED
BY THE KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA

Of
of
- or the will be
4 early
- be neghborhood
tnctiono Of being o home Stanfor
o the of of
$ In he
ha with dining
Chapter established
f
Wheeler,
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BRITISH PUNISH
AFRICAN NATIVES
Eiqbt Towns Destroyed uDd Heavy
Loss Inflicted UpoD the
Tribes.
had eght men
22os3os:os:o,s.os: . 9. os24saosotcs9os9o@

last evening shock of earthquake was
felt in this city. It was of brief duration
and did little damage.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-10-06
BAELEY'5 LAXATIVE TABLETS.


y NGfH t't IJ'shDitI5h,
The active principle is cascara sngra-
da, a plant found in California. It does
not do the worly for the bowels but
makes the bowels do their own work
1t gets the bowels bac,: into the habit
Of doing thair own work and after they
have been reused into 4 state of healthy
actiyity, nnd Tho liver and other organs
also, they vii, c0Htinue on without
medicine TAey win "n@e sick head.
ache, constipation bilioas1css and liyrg
troubles and remove poisonous matter
from the system. Pas lp in % and 10
cnt pack ages. Sold by G, ", Crockett
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-10-06
TO The Daughters OF Tic Confedc racy

LADIES: ~ call yoar attention to the
fact that the National Convention Of
the u. D, G. meet i'll Richmond on the
Sth Of November Mrs. Cnrrie writes
me that she is epaeaY0ring to get one
fare rates, that IL llalf fare both w&ys,
for all delegates, and she believes she
will succeed IN doing 80. will publish
in this coiui..n as soon as ! hear from
her the result of her efforts ] an hop
ing to meet at taast one ielegste from
each Chapter in this Division while |
ann in Richmond, and call your atten-
tlon to it this early, as | think it best
for The delegates TO be elected before
the 18th o. Octo!e.. Those who do not
send delegates will please send their
proxy to me by the lst OF November, as
| leave here about that time. | have
received a letter from orr former presi
dent Mrs Duncan, who is now the
Regent from Mississippi for the Con
fed crate Museum in Richmond she
says she is very anxious to have our
room in tho Museum fixed nicely bef II
the Convention ASSEMBLIES in Novamb Der.
With this end in view she asks that
each Chapter send anything pertaining
to the Copfedsrlcy which they NAV
have or succetd in getting, to Mrs, ].
r. McIntoah, 3)i W Franklin, Rich
slnond, Va As the Regent from this
SState she has signed the 500 pledge 10
swara buying the celebrated Chapman
Swar paintings for the Mississippi room
ERnd oih7rs. she asks that ea5h Chan,
kter give IS toward this 500 which Mis-
Ebissippi is to give toward the paintings,
md | think it wouid BE- u yory nice
thing indeed Tor US 10 60. She will
via have TO meet the pledge in Noyem
ber sd iot her hear from you at your
Rrliest convenience, sending he: she
honey should sou decide TO give the
5. or q smaller sum IL you prefer.
hosA Chapters who have not written
me about me aaneE g.ill 1eal sure
lipsring traIp sometime 9lis fal [.
II rt aacoural 4mant from Ill chose
hase Assistance ask. 50 ass al you
b ana we Yi,l be sg-r9 to carry it|
ror. ii successfully.
hlll5 tsEYyEg t3E9GitF FrEEI 3t,77 s0e-
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-10-06

ssnre and safe way TO cure chi,ls
take Hills Chill Prescription. II
aims no poison, and II tastlegs and
fanteei. It is sold all over the
|, and in Greenwood by the Green
Drug CO. 1t il made only by
na Drug Co, 81. Louis and -ndi
bills.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-10-06

WANTED --25, $50 acres Of rad ana
white oal, timber, near the rail road.
viii take it by sections, or in one t5act
TIE deal 10 be spot cHsh transaction.
Must have the whole amount by Oct 1st.
If you have tract 10 sell write or see
me at once. H. T. Crosby
Greenwood, Miss L. B. T.,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-10-06

eleasa the palatn and cure t.5 body
Erfsug 1f. Arthar's g'sofiRel. II IL
nodsrn chill! remedy. C'srsaia, safe
Agreeable, Z fine ar0natic syrup
b On afEraeabie flag0r oE iigs. Guar.
ed. sold BY City Dgua Store, Ittg
Migs.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-10-06
POSITIONS GUARANTEFD

10 graduates OF Harris Practical Business ColIeoe Sb
OF Shorthand and Teegraphy Jackson Miss We ara Of
eEhs advantages far superior to any in the South and ~
extremely low rates Life scholarship $50. DON'T tlnl
because t1e terms are low til inferior work Itis toron
ana on parity with these hard times Beautiful cataogne
sent onapplication Address
M HARRIS, ia ;xs,a, Ali4,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-10-06

Highest price paid ior Sen Sen by
Jones and Estes Bros. down town
market.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-10
MONEY IN HORTICULTURE.


Commissioner of Agriculture Koiner
has returned from Seven Pines whore ne
attended the annual meeting of the Hor-
ticultural Society of North Carolina. Tie
gathered Information that VIII be OF much
service TO him.
Mr.. Koiner learned that In the Old
North State much money is being made
by peach and grape culture IN the sandy
soil such as that boz many Of the eastern
counties of Virginia one person made
$500 on his peach crop last year
Mr. Koiner will have valuable recon-
mendatiOns 10 make To- the farmers lie
is making special study of the soils
with a view o. ascertaining what they
will best produce. He Us firmly con-
WINGED that horticulture is neglected In
Virginia and that there is money 10 be
made I'm the culture of peaches apples
and grapes.
The commissioner Is receiving inquiries
for information concerning the climate
and soils Of various counties. He is anN-
ious 70 put himself i'm communication
with real estate agents an over the
state. and requests them TO communicate
with him. .
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-10
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Isichmond's
Citizens and Other Matters.

The condition OF MT r.. ID. Christian
was unchanged last night
Miss Bertha j Alexander Of Joliet.
i'll, Is visiting Mrs. j. Is Fisher, 1910
Floyd avenue.
George Smith. colorod. is under arrest
al the Second Station ou the charge OF
being a suspicious character.
Mr.. c. F. Wanord. the new secretary
OF the School Board. assumed his duties
yesterday morning.
Mr. j. b. Woodward. OF MiddlcseX. yes
terday entered upon the discharge of his
duties as "a clerk On the office OF tho
Auditor of Public Accounts
The Womaus Baptist Missionary Circle
Of Richmond and vicinity Will hold its
quarterly meeting next Thursday al +.
NJ sharp in the lccture-room of the
Grace~Stieet church.
Nj " J. Tragic. of Pennsylvania. who
represents the Tragic Cordcs Company
is here on "a visit 90 DIS brother Of the
Tragic Medicine Company. with view Of
spending a few weeks hunting
The Woman Missionary Society Of As
bury church viii hold "a very important
meeting this afternoon 40 1880 D. NJ. All
tho members are earnestly requested 20
be present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-10
TRIBUTE TOTS FOUNDER.
Church ofth Covenant Passes keso-
lutions on DIR. Hoge.

rhe services al the Church OF the
Covenant on Sabbath were OF solemn
and impressive character.
m was not a memorial service Tor Ut.
Hoge but a service with the beloved
founder OF the church before all hearts
In an the exercises OF the hour.
The deepest feeling was mahiiss.eu
throughout the large congregation thdI
entirely nlled the church while IL was
a day OF sorrow 10 the church, II was
also one In which much OF holy JOY was
mingled. Three persons were received
into membership and other evidences OF
blessing manifested.
The session had the following resoiu-
tlons read and asked that they be- adopt
ed by the church standing, which was
done.
10 the Church OF the Covenant from
tho Session
IL becomes our painful duty 10 make
pubno announcement 10 the church or
The death of its founder, the Rev. Moses
d. Hoge. -. ID.
standing as a church under tire shadow
81 this great calamity we would fain be
SIN and let silence alone 10 weave ths
tribute OF so-roVing heart
But II becomes MS 20 speak at this mo-
ment.
we desire to place on record the fol-
loving resolutions. as expressing in prrt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-10
Rev. DIR. Kerr Makes Beautiful Re fer
cnce 10 DIR. HOgc.

In the First Presbyterian church on
Sunday night, DR.. Kerr preached 90 "a
very large congregation on the text ''The
righteous shall be in everlasting remem-
brance. "-Ps. exit. 6. In the course of his
remarks. DR.. Kerr said:
To-day We buried man who never
carved a statue or painted a picture
never wrote a book. never held a civil Of
fee. never owned a hame. and left almost
no estate. yet the city stood uncovered
10 do him reverence. People Of all con-
ditlons and classes In great mulutudes
followed his body 10 the tomb. and no
man has died in the Commonwealth dur
ing this gneration who was so much
Iamented. Why2 Why all this for him?
Not only because no had genius and
could charm, persuade and sway great
audiences by his splendid oratory, but
because having all these. he WAS good.
Uo was too much engrossed with
nreachlng 70 write books. he was too
husv comforting the af'icted and bringing
soui. 10 Christ 20 take time lo make
money. He spent his Dfe for God and
FOR his felloW-men. and his fellow-men
and God will not let his memory die. His
riches we're bis good works. and tho
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-10
A BOY AND A DYNAMITE CAP.
\ Negro Bellboy Attacks the Nigh'
Clerk ofthe Ponce de Leon.


clerk ofthe Ponce de Leon.
ROANOKE. VA. Jan. 9-Special-Ag-
nys Powell. aged ten years to-day while
investigating the interior Of dynamite
can. had his left hand fearfully laceraied
ana one eye almost destroyed. Ills lace
ana breast were nned with small iraB-
nents of the metal part of the cap
Rev AIR. Aitriend. OF pulaski, VINO was
recently rendered call Dy the Neslry OF
~ John $ Protestant Episcopal Church
to inc pastorate made vacant by the
resignation of Dr. W. ii. Meade, mas
eeciined TO accept ana so notified the
Cnurcn.
Kew. John ID. Eddlngton. one OF Roa-
noke countys oldest cIuZens died at
ms nome to-day ana the interment VIII
take place tomorrow. lie leaves TWO
sons and three daughters. among them
Rev. c. &. Eddmgton OF ~ Paso, Texas.
a negro he'll BOY al the Ponce de Leon
Hotel. mace a vicious attack on =. Is.
Ducrson. the night clerk last night with
am ice PICK. innicting painful wounds an
nis arm ana side.
JOnn FRITZ ana ernest Rowscc, two
Young men. became involved IN "A DIM
Guilty IN a bar-room tonight and ended
on the street by the latter being shot
through the leg. FRITZ. who used the
gun. made his escape
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-10
Lcnerson flnb Omccrs.

At meeting OF the jefferson club
sunday morning the following officers
were elected for the next year,
President. Milton q, Marcuse.
Nice-Prcsident I. y. Kaufman.
Financial Secretary Joseph l.. Levy.
Recording Secretary. r.. Bottgheimer
Treasurer Sol l.. Bloomberg
Trustccs-M. Il. Rosenbaum. S. W.
Flcischman and ]. Stern.
New members on the board-W. r.
Nelson. Leon Dittleback. A. j. Marcuse,
Marx Gunst. H.. j. Meyers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-10
THE PEOPLE MUST
BE VACCINATED.
The Board Of Health to Ask For
$1,000
FROM THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
Tho Matter Thoroughly Discussed
Last Night aud the Above Action
Decided Upon CD The Cases in
Norfolk Arc Mild.
FROM THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

The Board OF Health OF Richmond held
a meeting last night n Che office Of the
Board. basement OF thc city Hall, and
decided. after some consultation to re-
commend Co the Board of Aldermen.
which meets tonight at o'clock the app
preparation OF s. 80 for the vaccination
Of every citizen OF Richmond.
The Board IS composed of DTS. w. T..
Oppenhimer lpresidcnD. r. ID. Garciu.
anu n ID. Hogc All were present and Do
was the unanimous opinion that VAGINA
ton H. ImperduvCly necessary, purely as
d matter of pTecautiOn
CASES ARE MILD
There are now said to be number OF
cases in Norfolk. and while no deaths
have occurred. and the disease IS said 90
be very mild bon It's nature. Sc, the Board
Is Of opinion that uo chances should be
taken. and that there should Doe prompt
steps 60 prevent the possibility of "a
quarantine being necessary. as that
would result in loss 90 business inter-
osts OF many thousands.
II the money ls appropriated by the
Board the Committee 0n Health. which
has under Us control a number of phy-
sicians. will doubtless put tncm Co work
az once. a great many people viii Zoe
vaccinated by their family physicians.
IN many cases 10 Will be- almost neces-
sary 90 use force.
Some years ago there was compulsory
vaccination in New York city and in
many instances 20 took two policemen TO
run down and hold tho victim while the
vaccine matter was being inserted boz his
arm. Some of the people took Go the roofs
OF their houses. and there We're regular
sieges until hunger compelled them 90
capitulate No such trouble is anticipated
here.
DIFFICULTIES IN THE WAY.
n IS possible that there may bee some
little trouble in getting the money just
at this time. not so much because the
Board will be unwilling % give 10 up'
but because the fiscal year has just
expired. and no llst has yet been made
Of the needs of the city for $500 or the
income g. meet them This difficulty can
be easily overcome. however, if two
thirds of the Board desire 20 do so. lt
is probable that the President of the
Board OF Health VIII Doe present and
urge that the appropriation be made.
Tho Board OF Health viii not take any
further steps BOO the matter until the re-
suit Of Cos application SIS known.
10 epidemic FEARED.
a special from Norfolk last night says:
Or. W j. Pettus. passed assistant SUR
pcon. United States Marine Hospital Ser
vice. quarantine officer at Hampton
Roads. was ordered by the authorities az
Washington 20 investigate the reported
prevalence OF smallpox here 10 is stated
that he has after investigation reported
that I'm his judgment there is no reason
20 believe that the disease will become
epidemic. that the local Board of Health
is making proper efforts % prevent the
spread Of tho disease and inferentialy
that quarantine against Norfolk is mad
visable, and that vessels leaving this
port should be given clean bills of health.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-10
THE CRUISE OF NUMBER SO.
The Diamond Shoals Lifcship Swept
From Her Anchorage.

NORFOLK. VA, January Especial
Diamond SHOALS Light snip no. 6y which
Tor several years mas wltnstOOd the
storms wncn swept with terriinc force
over me shoals near cape hatteras.
wnere she usually udes al anchor. was
swept from her anchorage by tns awiui
gale OF January Otn last ana came into
port TODAY. 80 great was the rOrce OF
Inc wlnd whcn the accident occurred
that ner anchor stock. nNe ana quar-
ter mcncs ln diameter parted. me an
cnOr was LETT in the bottom. captain
numm SAID that me WIND blew win ire
menoous force. south. southwest. and
after Sixty-nine went adrift he put her
before the WIND ana cruised about until
the storm aDated. tnen no brought her
into port Inc ngnt snip IS equipped
with steam power and screw.
Tne Bflusn steamship Pnmpton, cap
tam NOON. from Newcastle upon Iyne
a,nR ana. arrived mere to-day. she left
Newcastle on December Ntn. was seve-
raj GAYS overdue and considerable ankle
ely was felt for her safety,
Upon ARRIVAL ner captain reported that
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-10

Richm0r. beth q. Augustine ~
Isabella So 1f ". %. Williams. &c
feet on nor Grace street 90 feet
east OF Ry.anN ..t to deed II trust
for $500. 1850
Nmetrcc Fo'krs special commissions
fo p. b. Fletcher - l-3 feet on east siia
Twenfv-Gfih street. l1 l-6 feet north az
O. 500
honv t3 ~ feet on east side Cherry street.
between Holly and China. Sl263.
IHenrlco-Miss Julia NJ. Peasants %
Mrs Lena NJ. Savage 4 inches on Logan
street s..