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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-09

DR.. T. c. Mendenhall, Lyman A. Ely
and Webster Thayer Of the committee
in charge Of the Green library fund
met in the office of the city treasurer
yesterday afternoon to make their semi
annual examination of accounts of this
fund.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-09
PERMITS TO OPEN STREETS.

Permits to open and obstruct streets
granted yesterday: To Worcester Gas
Light Co., Webster street, from Jacques
streets, south rs feet, to make connec-
ton; water department 1876 MiIlbury
street, as William street, Somerset
street, to put in new service
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-30

church HW Tent 30 "a. Knights o' the
Rf,ccabees was instituted Tuesday night
~ Taylor's Hall boy State Deputy 5. ;.
Foutz assisted by Special Deputies g..
w. Morris and \. g. Goode. with twenty
nine charter members and six by card.
The following officers were elected Tor
the present term: Commander. X l..
Adams: acknowledgements. a. c..
Chamberlain. Sergeant w. l.. Jary
Master.at.Arms. j. A. Anderson. First
Master Of the Guard G.. W. Woodaii.
second Master ~ the Guard. W. T. Johns
sentinel &. VI. Ieber Picket a. l.
tate. and Past-Comander. A. O. Goode;
DR. r. y. Garcin Physician. j. W. Goode
J r. Walford W. r. Atkinson. trustees.
The tent is composed Of Arst-elass ma
terial and is destined to become the ban
nor tent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-30
FULL PENALTY
FOR ONE OFFENCE
Justice John Furnishes Hard for Re-
sisting the Police.
A SOLDIER MADE PRISONER.
According TO His own Testimony He
was a Very Bad Negro, and lie
Went 20 Jail in His Full Reg
mentals-IIcld on Suspicion.

II there IS any one offence ON which
Justice John is apt TO place the full pen
alty IL is Interfering with am officer ia
the discharge Of his duty. John Hender-
SON 0eolor do came under the head OF this
charge Yesterday He put his mouth in
the day before when an officer was about
fo arrest two boys tor throwing rocks IN
the street and foolishly jawed the police
man and dlsobcyed the order to leave
and go about DIS business.
IL looked as it said would not save MIN.
bat Doe put mp a. good personal plea ana
proved % good character MS ellp.oy a.
after court. when John was waiting his
fate I'm the peu represented that he was
"a good negro. aud John escaped Win
s. fine. Tie was lucky at that.
A MEAlEBER OF THE SIXTH.
Journey White. whose skin was the
antithesIs of his name. was a member OF
the '.Autnous sixth" lie stu chung 10
his departed military glory and appeared
I'm court I'm fun uniform with his army
overcoat turned mp behind his mead put
d'd NOT present a very martial appear
ance after night I'm station cell
he was charged with being drunk ana
beating Mary G.. Brown with q brick.
Mary was En- court. Her left eye looked
ike n mound of cmbalmed beef after
Trim 20 Porto Rico and back.
Three negro female witnesses ana
solder comrade Of whites told tales thit
would no more assimilate thah the Ilcn-
mond and Manchester fire departments
Journey White asked % make MS own
statement He did so. and conlesstu TO
so many violations Of law ana ar.tH.g
tbot his tourney 10 jail was facihtated
,-,,e ,yreaslng the ways for q launching nc
Newport News. The military nero OF
Knoxville and Macon Will spend some
time I'm durance vile.
WANTED FOR ROBBERY.
Isaiah Gregory. colored, was up for
drunkenness. lie had "A black scar across
his check and Bare places on his hnky
i-.ad lf.o the south-side OF snOw-clad
bu THESE little defects htted the de-
e~inflon of the man wanted for rooolns
.etolrss, " hat store and was held Tor
further investigation.
shepard winston. colored. was caught
t,. , citizen OF Fulton az an early hour
fbis morning ln am undress state trying
20 get into his back door. letter was
r.ad from a physician saying that w M
eto, had boon I'm delirum for iorty-eleht
hours and was very ll. The case Was as
missed.
A GOOD RUNNER
Alex Tudlu. colored. gigantic Young
negro. was given a box OF GROCERIES 10 ue-
liver. lie was 20 receive ten cents Wh'n
the empty box was returned. Neither
Alex or the groceries reached the proper
destfnatiou. lie was recognized by the
clerk Yesterday on the street. and after
a long and exciting race Alex was run
down and captured. His explanation was
dislneenuous. and he went down for
ninety days.
Richard Cray. black rs night. and ten
wears old. was caught coming out of an
alley to IT, Grimmels premises with
Rag containing brasses. Sent TO jail Tor
ten days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-30
THIRTEEN BOYS
ARE ARRESTED.
They are Charged With Setting Fire
TO a House.
BAIL ALLOWED ALL OF THEM.
They VIII Appear Before the Police
Court This Morning - The House
Burned Entaiicd Loss OF Five
Hundred Dollars.

sergeants Cosby and Allen and Oficer
Wiltshire made a wholesale arrest yester-
day afternoon OF young boys, ranging h
age from about ten TO fifteen years, on
the charge of setting fire 10 the unoccu-
pied frame house al the corner OF IWeiiih
and Nj. or Turpin streets. which was to-
tally destroyed shortly after y o CLOCK
Tuesday evening.
THOSE ARRESTED
The BOYS arrested were Willie St. John,
Joseph Carpenter. George Myers. While
Johns. Daniel Jones' James, Clarence
and Guy Glenn, Joe Willis, Leo Kill,
Landon Tucker. Lawrence Smith and
willie Jones thirteen in an.
That nciehborhood Is a regular play
ground for a number Of boys and on the
evening Of the fire many of them were
amusing themselves around the place.
II was at first thought that the IRE
originated accidentally. bat yesterday.
upon information received the officers
above named arrested the boys ON the
charge of starting the FIRE, and they were
taken 10 the Second station.
The parents Of an are well-knOwn ana
respectable citizens. 10 was not long
after their arrest before they were releas-
ed ON bail TO appear this morning before
tho Police Court
DENY THE CHARGE.
The BOYS deny that the house was set
on fire by them, md 10 IS said that "a
number of them will be able 20 prove an
alibi
The house which was DESTROYED was an
old frame one. and tho Fire Department
estimated the damage az about SOD
The arrest Of such a large batch OF
small hovy created something of a sem
satlon. and Justice John is likely m nave
n very large congregation this morning
To hear tho conclusion NJ the case.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-30
THE AMERICA BEAUTY,
Lillian Russell and "Ei Captain at
the Academy This Week.

Patrons of the Academy Of Music are
of.red on Friday night the last opn'I-
tnnifv i'm several years, perhaps 'o see
Tulian Russell on Friday night. AIler
~ close Of the present season oI lhe
tio GEORGE w Ledcrer combination n
"a Helle Helene" the American prllnd
donna will 90 abroad for am eNt'Hoeu
tour with the Paris Exposition among
her stopping places. -,
In the role Of Helen, In Ia heie re
lene." the most beautiful woman I'D me
world the Wife OF King Menelaus. l4i-
liam Russell finds a role entirely sN,''"
10 her talents. Her statuesque beauty mas
annie opportunities 10 show itself 10 adj
,.antaoe while the music IS neither too
cvactine nor too frivolous for her voice.
Thomas .. seabrooke. as Calchas the
Grand Aueiir and "Unders.udy OF Jupi-
tor" is inexpressibly funny. The Dur
leeoue is complete and all the more hu-
.,orous because Of the incessant refer
l,,coe 90 current events The Meneiaus OF
Ferris Hartman Is also eNceient-the
beppecked King Of Sparta. who seems ~
euffer from an inexhaustible sleeping p"-
sition The rillpinOs serve as the quit OF
eoveral OF the Jokes OF his Spartanic ma
iestv. The part OF Oreste5 Us ire
oueptlv entirely lost sight of in the opera
but Edna Wallace-iopper "s n.l :,
OF the Hellenic Jeuncsse boree. INV ~
with a new and very lively lnieieS- %
tenor William Philip. formerly Oh lHc poa.
tonians. displayed voice fa"t SOf'''''
20 ,ho ordinary comic opera hero.
It is extremely unlikely that John mum ZIP
S Sccome the popular favorI'e that his "Ei
c sIGisP has. FOR an his later works are
invariably compared to The earn earlier s,a sue.
cesses and so far "El Ca p,I, sam, s.ia,a
the comparison nobly To CnarieS h 5..l
a norton Of this favor is cetlai','s 49, 80,
q Co. P ne also seems TO have done his beai
IoI ne - he ubretto which so humorous
Moih ~ ,,.,tb The woes fence By leading
an army against himself. -, 49,,
" "Ei Captain will be seen az the Acad ,
-, ~ Music on Saturday, afternoon and
evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-30
,N,RROw Escape.

Thankful words written by Mrs. Ada
T. Hart. OF Groton. s. j.. "Was taken
with "a bad cold which settled on my
lungs. cough set in and finally termi-
hated in Consumption. Ictr doctors
gave me up, saying 1 could
live but short time. I gave
myself up to my Saviour deter
mined If could not stay with my friends
on earth. ! would meet my absent ones
above Ny husband was advised TO get
DR.. Kings New Discovery for COnsump-
ton. Coughs and Colds. ] gave # a trial
took In an eight bottles. 10 has cured
me. and thank God. I am saved and now
a well and healthy woman Trial bottles
free az owens x Minor Drug Company.
Regular size. soc. and N.o. Guaranteed
or price refunded.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-30
MAY MUSIC FESTIVAL.
IL Promises to BE Brilliant Event
This Wear.

TIE list ~ subscribers % taa fo-.h-
coming festival q the Wedne-Cav Cub
grows apace. So much interest IS being
manifested in the approaching festival
which is 10 occur on TIE 2i-l AID ed Of
Aprll-that the officers OF the o~gariza-
ton are encouraged I'm the belief that
the rubic spirit ~ The citizens Will tits
year place the cub beyond the reach Of
financial failure.
The festival tbs year is t0 bo sdref.1r
10 an that have gone before 70. aad r. IS
SAT-. to say that no musical event Of such
Importance has occurred in Richmond OF
in Virginia before.
In addition 10 the Boston Festival or
chcstra there win be- nine soloists OF mn.
uoHaV reputation Including the great
Campanan with whose brilliant achieve
ments those musicians who have attend
cd any Of the performances Of grand
opera in New York are perfectly familiar
The childron's chorus. which was first
introduced ar the festival last year. Will
again be a feature and Will be heard ar
an afternoon concert 10 ha given ON the
latter ~ the two dates mentioned.
All inquiries as 10 the terms Of sub
scription 10 the festival should he ad-
dressed without delay to Mr. W. r. MU.
tor secretary Of the club. 80. i1i2 east
Clay street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-30
Richmond Grars, Record BOOK.

Mrs Lloyd Bass Cox. n daughter Of
Captain l.. t. Bass, deceased, has recent
Iy presented 10 the Richmond Grays Nete-
ran Association through Captain John +.
Laughton. Jr.. the record book Of the
Richmond Grays from the organization OF
the company On lsii, 10 lS6l
This book was lost or misplaced many
years ago. and was recently found among
the effects OF the late Dr. Greed Thomas.
who probably preserved 10 FOR us local
interest.
The book is a complete record Of the
meetings drills. paradcs. original roll.
with an subsequent additions during the
period mentioned and will be highly
prized by the association. which fully
appreciates the kindness and thoughtful
ness Of Nrs. Cox
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-30
lad, OF LYONS

Arrangements FOR the production NJ
the Lady of Lyons 40 the Academy N
Music on Tuesday thc 18th of April are
being pushed forward with enthusiasm
and discretion which aueurs well for
the final result
Tho play is 90 Doc given under inc a.
rcction of the Woman's Collcge for the
benefit ~ The library fund of that in-
stifutlon. with 500 worthy "a cause. so
charming medium and so talented a
band of amateur. which win appear in
the niece. % success 1t the enterprise cane
NOT be left in doubt
Tho case. indeed VIII De rare comni-
nation of greatest beauty and talent. the
actors being drawn from many students
of the Womans College. and the male
portion or 90 from local social circles
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-30

The funeral of Mr.. William A. Car
d0za. who died al the Retreat for the
Sick an $40 T. NJ Monday took place
from the undertaking rooms OF Mr.. l.
r. Christian. no 1912 east Broad street
yesterday morning al 1890 O'Clock The
services were held al the grave.
The funeral of Mr. Simon Egan took
place from ST. Patricks church yestor-
day morning with requiem mass. The in
te.ment was I'm 1lt. Calvary cemetery.
The funeral Of Veteran. John W. Jones
was held in the chapel of Tho soldiers
Home al 1880 O'Clock yesterday afternoon,
Rev Landon r. Mason officiating.
The remains of Mrs susan j. Davieon
who died Tuesday near Laurel, eight
miles north of Richmond Wore bror0ht
10 this city at $3.50 o'clock yesterday after
noon and Inferred in Hollywood
Tho funeral Of Mrs Ann b. Sanders
took place at O'Clock yesterday aficr-
noon from the Seyc1th-Street chrispan
church and the remains were Inferred III
HOLLYWOOD.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-30
PACKING FOR the EUROPEAN
TRIP.

How many are doing b. about TINS tune
The great study is 90 know ~h"t o."
leave out and what 10 take The daily
comfort. must BOT Doe forgotten ana 70
good supply should to .aid DID. even d. l''
cover ar The trunk will not go down with
out some one standing on lL as is often
tho crse.
Ke.eatlv am American lady. while Boo
Paris found. 10 her dismay. that her
fayorite toilet article bad given out, so
with a faint heart she sailed forth one
rnoruiuag TO see what shc could ind. En-
terinr one of the principal drug stores
ON tie Rue de DO Paix she inq red for
a good tooth powder The salesman at
once recognized her as an American and
said. u think J know just what yol
want" and handed her "a p1cFaEe OF l'f.
Tv.n..s Tooth Powder She was most
b3npv as she expressed d.. To meet with
an Old friend. and an once Laid IN good
supply
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-30

SILK WA!sTS-O are not OF the
expensive kind. hut they are artlsu,
ca.ly made o. excellent materiais ana
weighted. well worth prices N'9O 10
s. each.
A Waist 81 much merit is our limo
of Solid Popular COlOrcd. Taneta,
made with tucked fronts and collars,
yoke front and collar outlined win
fancy silk stitchings, an unmatchabie
value at s. each.
NEW KID GLOVES The Easter
.shadings. a prOfuse showing or me
latest tintings, special values AZ the
popular prices 81, SIS. $50 ana flo
per pair.
FANCY RIBBONS. for trimmings.
with chenille fringe and draw strings.
various widths and all shades. prices
soc. TO Sl.l5 per yard.
DRAW STRING RIBBONS. with en-
br0idered edges aii shades. with black
combinations $l.b per yard.
NECK AND BELT RIBBONS plaid,
striped. pompadour and Dresden pat
terms, Csc. 10 soc. yard
BUCKLE SETS. combination. two
sizes. matched for neck and belt. new
and pretty. G5c. set.
Enormous regular stock of Buckles
at prices from 25c. 10 $3.50 each.
EASTER VEILGNGs. Moline. Meek
lin. Soufe Brussels aud Tuxedo. dot
ted and plain, 25c. 10 50 per yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-30
THE PUBLISHERS LEAVE
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p.eas san. ana TO 'Npe'''e '"o ''ais"c''o"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-30

means Of which pictures might be taken
on objects concealed from view by flesh.
wood. paper and other things and to-day
surgeons md great assistance in locating
foreign substances i'm the human body
by these rays.
Last August another discovery NJ great
scientific interest was announced-of no
less moment than the discovery Of
new world.
Wireless teiegraphy is a dream Of scien-
lists devOutly 10 be wished FOR, and these
dreams seem within the range Of posi-
biHtios through recent discoveries.
These last are some Of the subjects
about which Professor Charles II Win
sfon Will lecture at Richmond College
this evening az s:l5 o'clock. and the pub
Die is cordially invited 10 attend
Professor Winston enjoys the distinc-
ton Of having erected the first telephone
line ever used I'm Richmond. and those
who can hear the distinguished lecturer
this evening are 20 be congratulated
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-30
VERDICT FOR THE BANK,
Decision in the Case OF Mr. Lee Todd
other Matters.

'BAilfi
Tho suit of .ee Todd against the Metro
poutan Bank of Richmond was tried ln
Inc Law and Equity Court yesterday,
and verdict rendered for the defendant
10 was testified by the plaintiff that he
deposited in the Metropolitan Bank d
New York draft for "a certain amount
with the understanding that DE couH
check on this the next day. lle Wro a.
a check FOR a smaller amount than that
represented hy the draft be- claims, ana
the bank refused 20 honor D..
The defence. ON the other hand, claim
cd that Mr. Todd was notified when the
draft was deposited that he could NOT
check on 90 until after four days had
elapsed. a time sufficient for the bank
people 10 hear from New YORK.
Mr.. Todd claimed that his credit was
damaged to the amount of $1,000 by the
action of the bank in refusing 10 honor
the check. and hence the suit
motion for Judgment was made hf
lanes O'Kcin executors against Man
ming g.. Staples and others Tor >~A'.
FIN the Chanccry Court the viii Of Pat
rick Pagan was proved The Wh bee
ouoaths the house and lot. 40 l"N cast
Fr4qI street 10 Michael Murphy. m
trust. go Doe disposed Of and the pro-
ceeds t0 go 60 the Good Mother OBJ ~.
souhia's Home or the Liile sisters "i
the Poor 90 Doc used for that institution.
Tho value OF the property is said 10 DE
about 800
I'm the CITY Circuit Court iudsmeut
was rendered I'm favor Of r. q. Plunkeit
against the Mutual Benefit Fraternity
for $40. C-.-.
issued marriage license to w. Eu-
,.ar Nccandush. Of Hinton. W. va.
and Mis- Maude r Perkins N R.ch,
nond. The groom is AN engineer ana
The bride is the daughter OF j. w. d..
Perkins. .7 60
4 marriage license was also i-oi
Everett d. shepherd and MISS h',d j"
nn,l and ,ba hride-elect IS the daughter
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-30
TIE srRE IA GRIppE CURE

There is no use suffering from this
dreadful malady. u YOU viii only get
the rleht remedy. You are having pain
AN through your body. your liver is out
of order have no appetite, no life OF
ambition. have bad cold. In fact are
completely used u5. Electric Bitters Us
,,o only remedy that will give you
,ror,nt and sure relief They act direct
T.. an vour Liver. stomach and Kidneys.
tono up the whole system and make you
feet ike new being. They are guaraB-
teed IN cure or price refunded For sale
AZ owens & Annor Drug Company; only
81 cents per bottle
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-30

Richmond: James Bahen and wife 20
" D. Rush q feet ON west side First
street. 100 feet north of Baker $500
S II. Hcrndon and wife 20 Mrs NJ. A.
Browne 80 feet ON east side Second street
between Leigh and Jackson. $3.50.
MolIe T. TavlOr TO Joseph Harvey. o
feet ON east side Tyler street. 4J ZIP feet
south of Calhoun. 800
Heur.co. Mathew Cross and wife 70
Frederick W. Taylor u acres ON New
Market road five miles below Richmond.
and tract OF land opposite. 81 no
William Loving trustee 90 j. W Hall.
% Feet on south side Wood street 253 feet
cast Of a street not named. $3.50
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-30
ELKS' SMOKER.

Many Members aud Friends Enjoyed
Themselves.
The Flks' smoker last night was a
most enjoyable Informal affair. and was
participated in by a large number OF
f,iends and members Of the order. Music,
10Th instrumental and vocal. was one
~ Inc features. and Messrs. Lehman, Car
doza Kelly. Epps. Ferguson. Langford
and Captain Cunningham sang their best.
while Brother Manly Ramos presided at
the piano.
These smokers are always enjoyed by
the friends and members, and are looked
forward 10 with pleasure.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-30
POST-LENTEN EVENT.
ate OF the Presentation of Mid Sum
,ncr Nights Dream 1T Hand.


SPLENDID rehearsal OF Midsummer
N,ioht's Dream" which Is 10 be presented
an the 10th and llth Of April was held
last night at the Academy Of Music. Each
member Of the caste showed the great
proficiency in his or her part and "a
great treat IS IN store for those who see
the play upon its presentation.
There has never been a more earnest
and united effort in this city TO insure
success than has been made by the ladies
of the Association for the Preservation OF
Virginia Antiquities during the past three
months.
The play is for the benefit OF that as
ISOLATION, but at the same time no ex-
pense has been spared to make II worth
a long journey 10 see purely upon It's own
intrinsic merits.
The caste il composed OF the most
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-30
LaCes.

lust a few OF our very newest.
The swell things you'll need
III finishing up your trimmings.
NET TOP Venice. I'm ecru and but
ter bow. knot and open work patterns,
PFC 20 81 p a yard.
ALL OVER LACES, Polnt venice
and imitation Renaissance an un-
usually elaborate assortment thirty
patterns, ~ cream. butter ana pidck'
prices 81 20 s. per yard ....,e.,.
CAMBRIA A \ u NAlNsOoh
EDGES. a big special consignment,
hundreds OF pieces I'm bcauttut ne"
patterns. YOU pick them at the follow
Ing prices:
Widths for 90 1 inches AT &C.. to
To-. per yard.
Widths from 10 inches AT lZ'gc.
10 lh 2-3c. per yard.
Widths from Z 10 10 Inches NJ Hc.
and 25c per yard.
OUR pARAsOT.S are all new, we
closed out our last seasons stock ana
these we show YOU now are the best
from this couutry's good makers.
values run between $50 and 81, see
these specials.
4 Checked AH-sHk TaGefa Parasol.
natural handle. neat and pretty ~ -.
AU-Sik Illuminated Taffcta P9rasol
with colored borders and natural wood
handles. 81 each.
Handsome Illuminated Taffcta Para
sol with embroidered dots. ball tipped
ribs Princess handles. perfectly mn
ished. "a each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-30

been circulated through Charlotte cOun-
ty and vicinity 90 regard 10 the quar-
antinc regulations adopted by that county
against NottoWty county.
Such quarantine regulations were adopt
cd. but they do not affect passengers from
non-iufected districts passing through
NottOway county without stopping over.
All passengers from Richmond and points
outside OF the infected districts can re-
turn 10 Charlotte county provided they
do not stop over In the infected districts
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-30
GRAND EASTER CONCERT
Al nygcia Hotei. odd Point-sPeciai
Rates via &. and o.

on Saturday. April lst Joint concert
bv the Princeton and John Hopkins Giee
clubs viii Doe given 80 the Hygeia Hotel
0ld Point E.ghty-nfe students vii. par-
ticinate For this occasion the Chesa-
resko and Ohio railway VIII sell round
frIp tickets az half rate. good going ON
either train of Saturday April lst ana
for return on amy trains following sunday
o- Monday Further Information can be
lad at g.. a. o. Passenger ONCE, ,7 east
Main street.