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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-23
YOUNG PEOPLES CONGRESS.
An Interesting Meeting TO BE Held
Next Monday Night.

on next Monday night the EpWorlh
League Union of Richmond and Manches-
ter win hold A meeting entitled "A Con
eress Of Young Peoples Societies AZ
Broad Street NJ r.. church. at which re-
nresentatives Of the various young peo-
lies societies Of the city will speak.
Mr. J Garland Pollard wiA represent
me p. Y. u. T.: Mr. Hugh w. Snblett
win be the spokesman for the Christian
Endeavor Society. Mr.. Phil Tallalerro
win represent the ST. Andrews Brother
hood. and Mr. w Reginald Walker VIII
appear for the Epworih League.
The music viii be furnished by the eX-
renent choir of Broa3-Sreet church, and
Mr.. =. W. Bandy will preside.
The service is under the direction OF
Mrs. G.. VI. smuhdeal the chairman Of the
Literary Department of the tpwortn
League Union and IT, is desired that this
meeting shall be the means OF putting
I'm closer touch the young peoples So
cieties or the various denominations, who
are working along the same lines. II Is
hoped that AN who are interested In
young peoples work of different churches
win find 80 their pleasure TO attend this
meeting. The services viii begin at 8
o'clock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-23
LEAD PIPE THIEVES,
Major Howard Thinks the Gang HAS
Broken Up.

II eoems now that the gang Of lead
nine thieves which has been operating III
picbmond for many months. mas peeh
broken nm. Mai)r Howard, In speaking
or fhe matter vest' rday, SAID
I'VE have. during the past few weeks,
arrested a gang of six young negroes al.
charged with entering vacant houses ana
carrying off lead pipe ana gas-hN'ures;
Three of these negroes have been tfleu
and sentenced 10 long terms I'm the penn
Tertiary. and the others are yet 10 be
tried.
."rhe trouble heretofore. has been that
the culprits were given short terms IN the
city iaiis. which, practically had niue ue-
ierrent effect upon them, and as soon as
they are released they 90 about thelr ho-
farious rascality again.
"The good work done in the MUSINGS
Court in reference to the three negroes
already sentenced viii have some effect.
among those sent to the penitentiary
was the leader Of the gang, notorious
thief named Charles Harris, aged about
eighteen years lie has served one term
i'm the penitentiary and had just been
out one month when ne was arrested for
stealing lead pipe lie was given five
wears. and five years additional will be
given him on the second conviction. The
other two were given two years each.
"If the juries keep up this good work
the city will get rid Of these criminal
pests"
Major Howard further said that no
complaints of lead-pipe ro5beries had been
received since the arrest OF this gang, sew
eral weeks ago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-23
FUNERAL OF Mr.. GORDON.
II Took Place Last Wednesday in
Newport News,

Mr.. Frank Gordon. whose death IN
Newport News has been published was
inferred Wednesday in Greeniawn GENE
tery near that place the funeral service
being conducted by Rev. Mr.. Lloyd. OF
Norfolk They were held al the residence
OF DR. Louis Loeb, a staunch friend o.
Mr. Gordon.
No death has caused more general re-
gret in Newport News in years than that
of Mr. Gordon. lie located there about
eight years ago and speedily made hun
dreds Of friends among all classes. lie
had a pleasant word and a smile for
every one Being OF a retiring disposition,
he visited but little. although he would
have been welcome guest at any home
Do Newport News.
Mr. Gordon vas a great reader and 4
versatile. brilliant man. With talents ami
intel ect which would have placed him at
the head in any profession which he might
have chosen. he suffered his love for
books 10 lead him away from the busy
road OF life, ana was content to saturate
himself with knowledge. which he turned
10 but little practical use.
Mr. Gordon was "a moral man, although
not strict attendant upon church ser
vices. lie was staunch Episc0palian.
was well versed in The teachings Of that
faith and had the deepest reverence for
religion IN all its forms.
H.s mode OF lie was simple and his wants
were few Being an unmarried man, he
nVed 10 himself in comfortable, neat
liz furnished room. where he spent the
greater portion OF his time in reading
and improving his mind.
Probably the most intimate friend OF
Ar Gordon I'm Newport News was Or
Louis loeb a wei known young phy-
s.c.an When the formers health began
TO fail a short time ago. Or. Loeb urged
him 10 go 10 bis residence where be
might enjoy comforts not obtainable IN
bachelor apartments DR. Loeb's wife
joined IN the request and AIR. Gordon H.
nally consented.
There he passed away, his dying mo-
ments being soothed by every means
wthn the knowledge Of physician and
friend.
Brother nephew and many friends gath
cred around the casket while the simple
beautiful Episcopal burial service was be-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-23

Twenty-hfth street. 9S 2-i2 feet north Of
o street S6S5
O. ID. Pearman 10 Thomas Sterling 10
feet on west side Of Twenty-ciehth street
gS feet from . street. also ~ feet on west
side of Twenty eighth street. 1876 feet south
Of o street. $l.515.
II r Pollard. Jr.. and wife and John
pagbv and wife go Thomas Sterling %
feet on north side of Broad street 80 feet
east of Twentyfourth street subject 10
deed of trust for 81 90 500.
r. G.. Woody TO /. w. Harris. % feet al
northwest corner of Baker and Eighth
streets $1,000.
Henrico-F. NJ. Conner special commits
siouer 10 W. NJ Justis. same as recorded
&, Richmond Chancery Court July "a 1888.
II. Wailerstein and wife to Harry J..
Demon 200 feet on south side of street
southeast corner Of Thirty-fourth street.
500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-23

In the Hastings Court yesterday the
case OF Samuel Davenport charged with
a felony was continued % The October
term OF court.
Trials We're had. as follows.
William Garter aiias Carter Cooper
housebreak.ng, two years in The peniton-
tiary. Andrew Bates. houscbrcakug two
years in the pcnitentiary. George NichO-
'as assault and battery one year In the
pCn.ientiary
ia the Chancery Court Yesterday morn
ina Frank OyeTmaB auaAh~d as executor
of The estate of Annie Siuckcnburg
Thomas Brown Floyd qualified as the
executor OF me will Of Mrs. Belle Henry
FLOYD
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-23
A DELIGHTFUL TRIP.
The Children OF bethany Home Are
Given a Rare Treat.

The children of the bethany Home
near Bon Air. had a most delightful trip
yesterday To- Lake Side Park. The Rich
mond Railway and Electric Company kind
" gave them a free ride from Forest Hi
without change Of cars and through the
kindness OF Mr.. Thomas f. Jeffrcss. they
received a free pass to the park and the
ZOO.
The long ara exceedingly pleasant ride
Of nearly eleven miles was greatly en-
joyed by the children to which they
testified 10y their happy songs along the
whole route and their delight IN roaming
over the beautiful grounds ana especially
examining the large and rare variety OF
animals can be imagined. but not de-
scribed
Altogether IL was 10 them one Of the most
enjoyable of days and long 20 be remem-
bered. with gratitude 90 those who made
it possible for them 20 enjoy il.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-23
MORE PORTRAITS.
Two Valuable Pictures for Lee Camp.
Delegates fo Pulaski


r. J.. Lee Camp. 80. I. Confederate
Veterans. held their regular meeting last
night Lieutenant Commander David c.
Richardson presiding
A letter was received from Hon. Upton
y. Jennings Adiutant of the Garland
Kodes Camp O. ". OF Lynchburg. Va.
in which he stated that he had secured
the oil portrait of Brig.-Gen. Jas Derrng.
which would be formally presented 10
the Camp during she winter, and that
he hoped soon To- secure the oil portrait
Of Brighten samL Garland. The thanks
Of the Camp was voted TO Adjutant Jen-
nings.
Invitation was received from Mr. Alfred
Gray. chairman Winnie DAVIS Monument
Association asking this Camp 10 take
charge OF the parade on the occasion OF
the unwilling of the monument of the
Daughter OF the COufcderacy on Novem-
Der O. 1899. The Camp unanimously accept
ca the charge OF the ladies'. and appointed
the following committee to cooperate
with the ladies': Comrades Thos. W. sgd
nor. W NJ Evans, p. Jeter Bosher, Thos.
A. Brander and Jos. c. Dickerson.
The following telegram was sent by the
Camp
Richmond. Va. Sept. o. 1893.
W. ben IhIUltIf = NIIlllhllAHA "Al'' 30
Mosbv Camp c. V. Front Royal, Va;
Lee camp. c. v. sends greeting and
heartily commend the honor YOU Go this
day to your brave comrades by erecting a
monument no those martyrcd On the cause
Of constitutional liberty.
J. TAYLOR sTRATToN.
Adjutant.
a circular letter was presented by the
special committee on the Sons OF Neter-
ans. Comrades W. VI Evans. p. VI. Par
ham and Jno. y. Gordon, 20 be issued 20
the Sons of Veterans throughout the
state. and was adopted by the Camp.
The following were elected delegates and
alternates 20 the Grand Camp, G. V, OF
virginia. az Pulaski. Va:
Delegates-J. Taylor Stratton. George
l.. Christian. Jno. r. Laughton. Jas. Pow
or smith. Jno. Lamb. y. V. Randolph and
j. VIM Jones.
Alternates-G IT Baughman, W. VI.
Evans. j. r. Ferriter ID. A. Brown. Jr,
e. J. Bosher. j. Taylor Ellyson and Chas.
T. Turner
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-23
H0WlTZERS INSPECTED.
Their Condition l. Pronounced Sa'''
facforv hy Coloncl stern.


The annual ingpe-tlou Of the Richmond
Howitzcrs. Company A. OF The FIRST Bat
talon OF Virginia Artillery. was he'd
at their armory last night The battery
was in good shape and showed very niue
the dlsorgauizlng effects Of the past sum
mcr.
There were present Major simons. com
mander of She battalion. and lhs star ana
the following retired stan officers: Captain
T. j. BOsher Captain John \. hutcheson
Lieutenant r. 49, starke, and Lieutenant
G.. W. Macfarlane.
OF the battery there we're present capt
Williams and al of The officers. oniy
two Of the privates were absent
The inspection was conducted by Colonel
10 Lane stern. Assistant lnspecior-Gen-
eral
Before Colonel stern began the inspec-
ton the battery was drilled by IFS oii-
GERS. and also inspected hy them.
Major Simons and bis sinh were irst
inspected. and aftcrward Colonel stern
attention was given t0 The company OF
whom there were prcsint nity-thiee prl-
Yates.
Colonel stern. after completing his work.
retired TO the officers quarters with cap
tain Williams 90 inspect the company
books
These were found 10 be On good condi-
ton and correct and the lnspecior-Gen-
oral was taken 20 the quartermasier's de-
partment Here everything was rs neat
and as clean as could be- and the Colonel
expressed his satisfaction 40 the good con-
diton and the admirable management Of
this department
Colonel Stern said that altogether he
was well satisfied with the condition OF
the battery and their armory.
The HOwitzers VIII probably 20 20
Stanton to participate in the trades pa
rade. which win take place in that city
on the 5th and 9Th OF October. Il is not
decided as yet whether they will take
their guns or go with only their sabres.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-23
7. {. CLARKE REN0MINATEO.


DlNWIDDIE c. r., VA. Sept, % -spe.
eial-lion r. r.. Clarke was renomlna,ed
by the Democrats convention held here
to-day 20 represent D.nwiddle county ia
the Legislature
Air. a.. r. smith was The only other can.
dldate placed before the convention He
was The only candidate who had am.
nounced himself for Tyler for United
States senator and a resolution instruct
Ing the nominee for Tyler was defeated
by vote of twenty % tweny-six.
The vote between Clarke and Smith VAS
twenty 20 twenty-six also. This county
has made it O. rule not 90 instruct. ana
'he nomInre Mr.. Clarke. goes unu-
struted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-23
BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION.
Mr. w ". zimmerman Was Sur
priscd by His Friends.

Mr. William II. Zimmerman celebrated
his hfty-fourth birthday on Thursday
night
His intention was TO celebrate ID quietly
but the GosaugverCin Virginia learned that
ne had a birthday, and they surprise Z
him by showing up forty strong. with
Raselers Orchestra and giving him a
'send-on that any man would be proud
on
There was singing and instrumental
music enough 20 make ones heart glad.
and Mr. Zimmerman was quite pleased
with the showers OF good wishes that
were poured upon him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-23
MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
Mayor aud Town Council Chosen at
HerrJyilie.

RERRYViLLE VA. Sept @ Special
i'm ihe corporation election hcll m Berry.
Vile yesterday au the presen, members
OF the Council We're reelected Very ntte
interest was manifested as was shown
uy The small vote cast The vote was:
ID. II. Jones, for mayor. 81; 4 s. Thomp-
son. FOR recorder. %. for four C0unc!lnien.
H. W. Baker 81; l.. j. Aiheck. 81; Conrad
Kounslar, 50; l.. v. Stole. Sc -. b. Nor
rison. Independent Tor recorder. polled %
votes
TIE ticket elected was nominated at the
citizens meeting Monday night. Ex-May.
or X. :. Blackburn Smith refused 10 al.
low his name 10 head an Independent
ticket. and Ia movement fell through.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-23

The purse OF Miss Virginia Leckie was
snatched from her hand Thursday morn
ing while she was near the Eighih-street
depot
The purse contained ticket 10 Louis.
vile, Ky, valuable papers amounting to
500 and SIG In currency.
Miss Leckie gave the alarm at tho de-
not. The police were notified.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-23

Many OF the best and most conservative
business men. mechanics and iab0rers
are daily becoming members of The
Mutual Homestead Company 40. SO
j.. Main St.
Have you investigated their plan? DO
you pay reut2 IL you do. then you want
10 see our plan.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-23
The Americas Cap.

The Traffic Department Of the Atlantic
Coast Line has issued a neatly designed
pamphlet entitled Americas cup This
little book contains the record OF TIE
International Guy Races from their i'm
si.tution In 1851 till the present time Ex-
cei,ent photos Of the several yachts mat
have entered these races enliven the
pages and In It's general makeup This is
a very attractive and handy little volume.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-23

Would quickly leave YOU. if you used
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merit for Sick and Nervous Headaches
They make pure blood and strong nerves
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Drug Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-23
fO-WAsHINGTON TO NAIG ARA
FALLS AND RllTUnN-StO.


Special trains with parlor cars and day
coaches viii leave Washington at S A..
NJ July 9th. August 10Th and 2ith Sep
tomber eth and 2lst. and october 9Th and
18th. Tickets limited TO ten days and ale
owing stop-over mo Buffalo. Rochester
watkins and Canandaigua. returning
within limit $40. Special rates FOR side
trips from Niagara Falls 20 Toronto and
Rochester 10 Thousand Islands
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-23
Hamburg Steak. Sc.
Monroe Market. 40l west Grace street.


will often cause a horrible Burn. Scald.
cut or Bruise Bucklens Arnica Saive
che best in the world, VIII XIII the pain
and promptly heal IT, Cures ola Sores.
Feyer sot.s. Ul,e.s BoIs. tflors. Coins
an skin Eruptiohs Best Pile cure on
earth Only - cents "a box. cure guar
anieed. Sold by owens x Minor Drug
Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-23

ing read. and the remains were consign-
ed TO earth By loving hands.
II had been Intended 20 bury MI. Cor
don in Tappahannock. where many OF his
family sleep. but this plan was aoahaohed
on account Of the extreme difleuliy IN
reaching that place
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-23

General Secretary s. *. Mckee. of the
Young Mems Christian association has
completed the annual prospectus or the
Association I'm the form of little pam.
phlet called 1.-THE Richmond Magnet
rhis is neatly arranged affair and
will be- useful to all young men and boys
who have the furtherance of their moral
physical, or Intellectual natures in view
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-23

The Packard Opera Company az The
Auditorium last nlght' gave a splendid
production OF "The Two Nagabonds,' an
opera I'm which Francis Wilson won his
laurels AZ the Casino years ago.
The large audience app.auded tne ar
tistic efforts of the performers and "a num-
Der OF enc0res were forced out.
The favorites AN received their usua.
orations and Misses Gilman. kirkwood
and Beandit and Messrs. Clayton. Walker.
Ganor and Holmes made distinct hits
The famous opera win bee given a-
o'clock matinee and again Tonight
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-23

The next session of the Unon Taeolog-
teal Seminary VIII be- formally opened
next "Wednesday 10 t. a.
There viii Doe q larger attendance than
last year
A chapel 20 cost $4,000 VIII soon be let
80 contract. Il VAS provided Tor by Mr..
George W. Watts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-23
NOTARIES PUBLIC.
\ Number of Commissions Have Been
Issued.

The Secretary Of the Commonwealth. on
the approval of the Governor. has issued
commissions 10 the following gentlemen
as notar.es public for the points named;
Cary breckenridge Fincaste: John
Roberts Abingdon. Daniel Z. Conner.
SIMPSONS. George w shepherd. Jr. and
Edgar NJ. Young. Jr, Fredericksburg.
Or. W. 81 Runin. ox-Superiniendent Of
Public obstruction. was a visitor at the
Agricultural Department.
Mr. VIM. n. Mann. OF Petersburg. is in
the city. and was % visitor az the Office
Of the Secretary of the Commonwealth.
Mr. Mann was n member Of the last
LEGISLATURE. and is now a candidate for
clerk of the House of Delegates Mir
Mann Is much encouraged at his chances
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-23

some taste and considerable talent. Tie
Is unique In that be d0esnt override the
Thing and cautious in not running the
humorous points up against each other
SO that the real fun IS not obliterated. te
is ably supported by Miss Mildred 81.
Pierre. whose first entrance was not over
assuring. but who improved as she went
through the story and the audience begun
10 realize that she was really mutual
artist with a whole DO. of the real stun
I'm her acting.
The entire cast was capable ih thelr
parts the work of Mr. Percy $. sharpe as
"Chickwel" being especially worth men
nnnlng.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-23

"The Mysterious Mr. Buge" Is rather
a clever farce comedy OF the British
school with none OF the horse-Dlay. vul-
aarIty or swish Of feminine laces thar has
grown so common IN the day farce.
The Coemdy was presented in a quiet.
easy-going delightful sort Of style thar
was most pleasing 10 the audience partic.
uiariy the feminine portion. And the
little complications that arose with the
going up OF tile curtain. carried along
with them a combination Of humorous
situations that were most enjoyable.
There was. perhaps, an overdose OF dia.
losue. with an lnsufiiciency OF action, bu,
the delightful vein OF humor. aud The
brightness OF the conversation, obAterated
what might have tended 70 monotony in
some plays or grown dull In the hands OF
less capable performers.
Mr.. Walter Walker Is q comedian OF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-23

Mr Bert" Young is desperately 81
~ westhrook. the home OF his mother Il
IL reared ne can I've only day or two
he has been In bad health for some time
and has only recently returned to West
brook
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-23

At the regular service at Beth Ahaha
last night. Dr. Calisch spoke on Mark
Twain's recent article in Harper Maga-
zine.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-23
prpperty Transfers.

Richmond-wyai, Chambers 10 Mildred
Chambers. personality $500.
Minslree Foxes. special commissioner 10
". Hsrwood, IS feet on east side Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-23
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-23

The season a. Main-Strect Park VIII
close tonight and that performance VIII
Doe the last OF the present excellent Fduae-
Vile bin The audiences AID week have
been OF no mean proportions and most en-
iovable. A matinee viii be given this
afternoon az the usual hour
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-23

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-23

Monroe Market. iol ives, Grace susei.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-23
ADJUSTMENTS.
Delightful Comedy at the Academy
Opera and Vaudeville.

Academy-"The Mysterious Mr. Bugle"
Audt0rium-"The Two Vagabonds"
Main-Street Park-Vaudeville.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-23

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-23

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I sold ss bottles os Groves Chill Tonic in
ono day and could have sold more II had had
il on hand Mr.. Dave Woods cured hvo cases
Of ehills with ono bottle.
Respectfully, ,.,.,,,,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-23
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foods. and irregular
rest. must result in a
depleted vitality
There is a feeling OF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-23
CONSUMER.

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