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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-08


the General Committee and. also, the Ex-
ecutive Committee. is most energetic and
enthusiastic. and il is due TO large ex-
tent 10 him that the Carnival arrange
ments are progressing so favorably.
GREAT TRADES PARADE.
Another specially active spirit is Mr..
o. A. Hawkins, chairman Of the Parade
Committee. He IS faithfully carrying out
the work ass gned him. and from all re-
ports the Trades Parade Will be the
grancest affair Of the kind ever seen here
or any place else.
Handsome floats and gaily caparlsoned
horses will be features OF the parade,
and there will be plenty of music to en-
llven the entire line Of march, which
VIII be several miles long.
Chairman Phillips, Of the Fireworks
Committee. has practically completed his
arrangements, and the committee vii
give to Richmond one Of the most COM
plete displays OF Fireworks ever seen here
The place for showing the fireworks has
not been fixed upon, but It viii be set
tied upon as the most convenient place
10 the largest number Of people.
FUNDS COMING IN.
The Finance Comm ttee is meeting with
much success IN its efforts 10 secure
funds.
The Tournament and Race Committees
promise to give TO Richmond and the
thousands OF visitors who will be here
upon the occasion Of the Carnival, rev
eIation in the way Of tournaments, ana
the races will be run by horses that have
made regulations.
The ball on the night Of the tournament
will be an occasion of real eMjovm ut. 10
which President Mckinley, Admiral Dew
sy and General Fitz. Lee, will be invited
rs the honored guests.
Work at the ship yards IS going on nice
w. and = may be that the Launching
date can be fixed for the last week IN
fhis month.
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PROSPEROUS FULTON,
Extensive Improvements Have nee"
Made There Hecentiy.

Extensive Improvements Have DEC"
Made There Hecentiy.
A,anv new buildings have lately been
.roc,ef in Fulton, among them the ialse
furniture and undertaking establishment
OF Mr AZ. Ne.sen, on Williamsburg ave-
nue. and the aodIron to Mr.. r. II Gar
hers already extensive pace. OF ahOth-
ar large building, and the store Oh INC
Fulton Shoe house. Nearly al Oh the
retail dealers have enlarged their places
of business and increased their slocK'
among them being mentioned Ar. j..
Washer dry goods and notions Messrs.
Bailey and Bailey, furniture ana stoves
and Mr.. Wilson, groceries. on Nicholson
street. and general air OF prosperity is
noticed.
The Richmond Cedar Works has nearly
completed four-story brick building.
covering a large portion Of ground. which
will be used as warehouse. This firm
now has on it's payroll over 5000 men,
and its business extends all over the
world The Virginia and North Carolina
Wheel Company has added TO its already
isrge force a number Of experienced men,
and IS constantly increasing its covered
snare. The American Ether company
has about finished the erection of hand
some plant, and wiz soon start TO work.
Work On the paving OF Louisiana
street is progressing rapidly. and when
flushed will be one Of the best paved
streets in the city. Ground has also
been broken in front OF the Apostolic
church and on Williamsburg avenue be-
tween Denny and Nicholson streets for
brick sidewalks which will add much to
the attracgiveness or these sections.
Fulton now has four white churches
With an aggregate OF over eleven nun
dred members. and two colored churches
that are well attended. Fulton Bap'ls'
Is considered to be one OF the prettiest
churches in the city by all who see IT,
and with its pastor. Rev. T.. G. Henn'ng
should be congratulated on the good work
Il has done during the year
The Sunday-School enrolment OF the
several churches now numbers nearly
thousand scholars. Rally-Day nj the
penay-Stroet NJ. T.. church on the third
Sunday. promises TO be an interesting
event and an attractive programme is
promised.
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THE RICHMOND TRANSFER COM.
PANY'S RUBBER-TIRED CAB
SERVICE

Has been inaugurated and orders for
shopping. calling, or train calls, will be
promptly filed at the following rates:
Train calls. % cents for each passenger;
by the hour, rs cents for first hour and 80
cents for each succeeding hours.
orders for marriages. germans. recep-
lions and riding parties. will be filed with
the finest rubber-tired laudaus IN the city.
Your patronage earnestly solicited.
s. II. BOWMAN, Genl Mgr,
Both Phones as. 800 east Main street.
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the following toasts will be responded to
by the gentlemen named:
"Our Country" Judge l.. l.. Lewis; "Our
State" Acknowledgement Montague; our
CITY" Major Taylor. THE Press" Mr. j.
Stewart Bryan; The Ladies'" DR.. Ernest
G. Levy.
The orchestra vii be under the direction
OF Prof Thilow, and Mr.. II. 7. Ezekiel,
secretary OF the Association. has prepared
n beautiful souvenir menu card. bearing
a portrait OF Dreyfus.
The committees who have charge OF the
affair embrace the following gentlemen:
Arrangemcnts-J. Marcusc, A. J. Guer-
pillor con Weinberg, Charles We'll, Her
be- Ezekiel
Inauca-A. Cohen, A. Eichel, Henry
Block \. L. Jacobs Paul Well s. Stern.
Bauquet-A. Cohen, A. Eichel. Paul
Wen.
Music-Moses May. Leon Weinberg, L.
Oberdorfer.
nvitation-Herbert T. Ezekiel A. ].
Gucrpillon. Paul WE'LL Henry Gunst. Geo.
T. Styll
Toasts-Julus Straus, II. s. Binswangor,
Henry Flegenheimer.
Recepuon-A. simonpietri. z. Eskeles. I.
May. A. j. Marcuse. l.. Nachman.
Mr. Henry Block is treasurer of the As
ISOLATION.
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Property Transfers.

Richmond: william &. Camp and wife
to Augusta X 10th, % feet on north side
Clay street, q feet east OF First, &,0oO
Samuel H. Pulliam and wife to F. Sit
terdlng, 2C feet on north side Baker street,
20 feet west Of Hickory, 500.
Thaddeus Robinson and wife TO Henry
Coleman, % IL feet on east side Hickory
street, north OF Baker, $500.
Henrico: Robert Cunningham's trustees
TO Hardenia Cunningham. 40 feet on south
side Mitchell street, between Allen and
ST. Peter. s62S.
Fannie Pryor TO Charles r. Pryor rs
feet on Newbern street. southeast corner
Maple s..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-08
PAYNE AND TANCll.
Trouble Between the Two Begins
Again--A Hog Case.

1ain-f hog tdSf.
Rev Evans Payne, of the Fourth Bap-
fist church, colored. has, through his at
torneys. Messrs. George D. Wise and A..
r cuigon. entered suit in the Henrico
Court for SANDER against DR.. X. T..
Tancf claiming 5000 damages.
This suit is the result of the suit for
Islander by Tancil against Payne In which
verdict was given for the plaintiff, ana
i'm which a new trial was granted by the
Supreme court of Appeals.
Souires Lewis and Darricott had case
before them yesterday morning IN Whlch
a hog had caused bad feelings between
two nelghbors. The case was very COM
plicated one. and the Justices had some
very fine points TO decide.
some time ago Mr.. Thomas Trevett.
who lives at Laurel Station. had hog
temporarily quartered In a pen at inc Ike
formatory near his place
Tn his evidence Mr.. Trevett stated that
bv some means three Of the legs OF the
animal we're broken. He went over. he
saws. killed the hog, and hung II up, max
ing an agreement with superintendent
SAMPSON. of the Rcformatory. to purchase
the meat for use in that institution.
Superintendent Sampson, he said. re-
INFESTED him 10 cut the meat up and SAT-
IL down. which he did. He then dehvered
ii 10 the Reformatory and II was placed
I'm the storeroom and at the same time
he rendered a bill for S672 the PORK
weighing e6 pounds, and the charge peihs
seven cents a pound.
Later on Mr. Sampson, he testified re-
fused 10 accept the meat. hence his suit
Mr. Sampson testified that he only
agreed 10 accept the meat in the event
that it should keep for thirty days.
Mr.. S. l.. Kelley. who represented MI
Sampson. declared that as II was a rule
of law that the burden OF proof was al
WAYS on the plaintiff. and there being a
direct conflict of evidence in this case, IL
should be decided for the defence.
Squire Lewis and Darricott TOOK the
same view, and so decided.
William and Julia Watson were before
SQUIRE Lewis yesterday morning charged
with abusing Cora Slaughter Julia Wat
son was dismissed, while William Watson
was required to give six months security
and to pay costs. All the parties arc
colored. .
George Burroughs was before Justice
Lewis Yesterday evening on charge OF
striking Charles Oustman on the head
with a heavy instrument. After the evil
dence had been well considered, Bur
roughs was discharged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-08
CIVIC CARNIVAL
COMMITTEES.
They are Doing Great Deal for
Final Success.
SECRETARY WALLACE ENERGETIC
Dir. Lilburn Myers Expected Back
From Pennsylvania Tomorrow.
When He May BE Able 20 Fixa
Date for the Launching.
SECRETARY WALLACE ENERGETIC

The citizens generally are eagerly look
ing forward to the great Civic Carnival
which will take place in Richmond during
the week In which the torpedo-boat shu-
brick Ia 10 be launched.
Mr.. Lnburn Myers. OF the Trigg Ship
building Company, is expected back from
time he may be able TO fix a date for the
launching
In the meantime the Carnival Commit
tees are doing a great deal IN their va
rious capacities toward making Of the
Carnival the biggest affair that Richmond
ever had.
Mr.. Jefferson Wallace. the secretary OF
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THE RICHMOND TRANSFER COM
PANY'S RUBBEH-IIRED CAB
GER IICE

Has been !naugurated and orders for
shopping calling. or train calls. will be
promptly filled at the following rates:
Train calls, p cents for each passenger:
by the hour, 70 cents for first hour and 20
cents for each succeeding hours.
orders for marriages. germans. recep-
tions and riding parties. Will be filled with
the est'rubber-tired laudaus in the city.
Your patronage earnestly solicited.
S. II. BOWMAN, Gen'l Mgr,
Both Phones 4G. 9)3 east Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-08
0REYFUS ASSOCIATION.
Social Gathering aud Banquet on
Tuesday Night

Ono OF the events OF the fan season will
be TIE jo'lihcation celebration BY the
DreyHs Jubilee Association at New Ford's
Fio'ei on Tuesday evening. A number OF
leading citizens will be present as guess
% The association. and popular toasts will
be responded TO.
There viii be plenty Of music both vocal
and instrumental and the banquet hall will
be handsomely decorated with flowers and
pisn
the rslsass Of Captain Drsyfps from pris-
On and his return 10 his family.
Mr.. Charles Hutxier. president Of the
nDsoeistiou vii ast - toastmastsr and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-08
Garrett-Gardncr.

Something Of a surprise was the mar
riaCe of Mr. Thomas +. Garrett and Miss
Lillian Kemper Gardner. which was
quietly celebrated In Washington
Monday evening. october I'd, at
the residence of Rev. DR.. Ham
mond. No. 800 east Capitol street Miss
Gardner Is a very popular and attractive
young lady. the daughter Of Mr.. j. ID
Gardner OF Cherry street.
Mr.. Garrett, who is formerly Of Lou
don county son OF the late Mr.. Samuel
j.. Garrett, is a popular young druggist;
associated in business with Mr.. j. T.
Lewis, Broad street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-08
NIAGARA FALLS TOURS
Via H.. r. and T.. aud Pennsylvania
MISUNDERSTANDING Rate From
Richmond. Only ga.

Special trains, with parlor cars at
tached, leave washington via Pennsyl-
vania r. r. at 500 a. NJ. August oath,
September Dist, october 9Th And October
18th.
Tickets from Richmond good u days;
for return passage on ell regular trains
except limited express trains. Stop cvers
allowed on return trip at BuAalo, RochCs.
ter and Watkins Glen.
For further information. apply 10 Rich.
mond Transfer Company. 903 east Main
street, 10 Ticket Agent Byrd-Street sta
ton or TO w. r. TAYLOR,
Traffic Manager
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-08
A CRAZY WOMAN,
salina MackIin, Colored, IS Lodged in
Jail

salina Macklin, Colored, IS Lodged in
Jail.
SaIina Macltlin (colored) was arrested
yesterday on charge Of being lunatic.
salina bears a good reputation, and was
at the time Of her arrest employed as
cook at No. 60 north Twenty-third street.
Salina was sent out with s. yesterday
morning by Mrs. Luffsey, who lives at
the above given number, TO purchase the
dinner. Within an hours time Salina re-
turned with neither money or marketing
and behaved in such a peculiar manner
that Mrs. Luffsey became frightened and
no. fed the authorities at the First sta
ton officer c. NJ. Johnson was detailed
10 the case and succeeded in lodging the
woman In fail.
Salina has once been committed to jail
for insanity. and had been let out only
a month ago. Mr.. Johnson says that the
woman was raving maniac.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-08
THE APPETITE OF GOAT

Is envied by all poor dyspeptics whose
Stomach and Liver are out OF order. All
such should know that DR.. Kings New
Life Pills. the wonderful Stomach and
Liver Remedy. gives splendid appetite.
sound digestion and q regular bodily
habit that insures perfect health and
great energy. Only &c. at Owens & Minor
Drug Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-08

The first meeting OF the Ministerial Tn
ion Of Richmond and vicinity, after the
summer vacation, will take place at the
Y. NJ G. A.. Monday, October 9Th, 1899,
at II A. NJ. All are earnestly urged to be
present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-08
DIR. Derieux Will BE Called

The name Of DR.. William T. Derieux
will be presented TO the congregation Of
Venable-Street Baptist church to-day, and
there IS little doubt that he will be unan-
imousiy called to fill the pulpit.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-08
TWO BIG DEEDS.
A Bond Issue OF Half a Million Sc
cured.

A deed OF trust 10 secure bond issue
Of $500 900 was executed yesterday by the
James River Falls Paper and Pulp Mills
TO the Virginia Trust Company.
The internal revenue tax on the deed
was $500 This. with the state tax and
costs, made the expenses of filing the
deed sl.0l150.
The Westmoreland Club gave deed
OF trust to the Virginia Trust Company
on the property of the club to secure the
payInent OF the renewed bond'd indebted 81
ness of the club which Is $1,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-08
I,,t,e M,ss Thop,pson Honored

HFFEFV WIZ" sF'W'''E'"|''' "'7fs'''~sEs
The international Association Of NUM-.
cipal Electricians have adopted little
Cora Lucille Thompson, daughter Of eu-
perintendent w. II. Thompson. Of Rich
mond. as Daughter Of the Municipal
Electricians OF the United States and
Canada" and presented hse with the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-08
pAJNfSi PAI,ygSi

by the hundred, to be sold cheap, be-
ginning October 18th, at the new store Of
REYNOLDS & EBY. Florists.
% North Ninth Street.
Phones: Old. 1884, New. 1912.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-08
IN. JONES, President wv. JONES, Seey-Ireas
NC. PETERSON, Wce.Pres. Manager
VIRGINIA ENGRAVINGCO.
ENGRAVING,
PLATE-PRINTING,
ENCLOSING.

We desire to call the attention Of the
public to the following facts:
You can get anything in the way Of steel
and copper plate engraving for wedding
invitations. announcements and college
work made right here in our city. every
line OF which is done In our establishment.
WE ARE THE ONLY COPPER AND
STEEL ENGRAVERs IN THIS
CITY. ANY OTHER WORK HAS To BE
SENT NORTH FOR THIS PURPOSE.
Correspondence papers gotten UP in the
finest style, and dies made and embossed
by us.
Sketches made while you wait in our
office by our designer. who Is an artist
in his line. We will send him to any part
OF the city. on request. TO get your ideas
and work them up.
We guarantee work equal to any north
ern concern, and when you receive II. I'M
less Il gives you entire satisfaction, re-
turn II 10 us without any cost whatever
to you. We also guarantee prompt de-
livery.
We do not folst inferior work on the
nublic under any circumstances.
You can get your plate. WITHOUT Ex-
IRA CHARGE, whenever you want It. as
II belongs to you.
A beautiful line Of correspondence
raner. cf Hurd's make on hand.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-08
FOR CHILDREN
Under Twelve Years, Fifty Cents for
the Round Trip.

These tickets can be obtained at G. &
o. Broad Street Station Ticket Office ON
Saturday morning at departure OF the
outing train, or at c. & O. Passenger
Office 500 East Main, between $50 a. NJ
and $50 2. NJ, Friday. october 13th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-08
Ministerial Union to Meet.

badge. a gold heart locket with a dia
mond setting
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-08

T"e Board OF Health report Tor sep
'"-her shows l., Deaths % whites ana o
negroes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-08
POLICE NOTES.

UUiCef JOHN T. EHTh Insult 70 SUN oCff
ousiy Ill.
Sergeant Mathews and officer Brown.
of the First station. have returned to
their duties after day on the sick list.
officer John +. Parkinson. OF the same
district is still very Ill at his home.
Sergeant Cousins and officer ]. II.
Thomas. Of the Third Station, are on the
sick list.
Sergeant Cousins has been absent from
the city about month.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-08
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Meran ab. Gr 1T i9per OerGebt.
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Frrrin, edltapissSulitein.

Reuntir6en. Ru9ts puroe
Der Sdubmader Qsmu6sn BON I. g,
,Mpnar6en" iiberfalIen uno mitteit
MeTsr anO SuBtritten arg suseri4'
t.t.
I0rtorf. 2lus benz 8ergborfer
Sse soa man bic 2eide bes beim 9ds
ben ertrunfensn, 20 Sabre alien Satts
lereebilfen Stuat.
Renbsburg. lleber urTere 9ss
eenb Sog elm f6peres 9etpitter. Sn
Sobn unb 9arlbed bat Der 8liB gss
siinbst. Sn Sepsnftebt brannte, ebens
fails bur9 8liBfblos perdnlabt, bas
@.lpsis bes 8iertelbufnet's Wilbslw
Sitpsrs. Bis auf ben 9runb .nisbsr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-08-31

pfaffenborf. Radts itiirate
Der Hentnsr Roettig aus Dem 5eniter
Isiner WObnuns auf bic StraBe. Rdn
fanb ibn tobt uuf bsm pflaiter lissen.
Sedtsm. Bon elmer Ru9 8Oln
fabrsnben locomotive itiir5te Der Ma<
f6inenfiibrsr Rabermader aus Bonn
ipGbrenb Der Sabrt berab, tpabrf6eins
li9 infolse zines 9ibi9lusss. Rabers
nader ipurbe Idiper am 8opf psrleBt
unb ipGtsr na9 Bonn in bic &linit gee
bra9t, no sins 9sbirnsridiitteruns
feItaeitelIt puroe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-08-31

Sdmmtlit1s YorrGtbt. bdrunter 30
Suber neues Seu, purbsn elm Raub
Der Slumtnen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-08-31

unbeiIbaren 2eibens madte Der AZ
Sabre alte Weber uub Bauer Sdfob
Belle ieinem Geben elm Gnbe.
3uffenbaufen. Sin f6perer
nngliidsfdn ereisnete iid auf elmer
Sdiffsi6nutsl. Der 20idbrise 3ims
mermann @raf aus Raunbeim lieb ii4
itebenb i9uuteln, ,iiberfdlu9 ii8, itiir3ts
bsraus, brad bas @enid unb mar balb
cine 2eide.