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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-13
JUSTICE JOHNS
MAGNETIC FORCE.
His Business Puts Life Into a Sur
prise Crowd.
FRIDAY IS HIS BUSY DAY.
william jefferson i'm a Decidedly Spir-
ituous Conditional Personal En-
counter on Mayo strcct-SomS
Good Detective Work.
FRIDAY IS HIS BUSY DAY.

The Great Dispenser BUSTED from the
boudoir into cour. yesterday morning
with his sleeves pushed back and mop
ping his ample brow.
These were signs 20 the Initiated That
there was short. sharp work ahead.
Everybody straightened the kincks out
of their backs and the infection was APP
parent i'm a general shuttle and stir
There was more or less sting in his
repartec. DE sot the brakes hard ana
hung out a card. this is my busy day
lie reserved bis steam for the long civil
docket chat comes TO trial every Friday
and only broke loose in spots when he
rnuIn-l holm D.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-13

Dr Ed J.. ron VIII preach at Calvary
Baptist church tomorrow morning at the
usual hour. ana at uleht Dr. John Pol
lar4 VIII preach on The sui jelt "Bap-
us.s called by Their Principles TO BE the
Hest People ia the Wofd."
DR. Pollard has given THIS subject much
thought all needs o.iy one attention TO
convince them az lAe correctness Of his
claim Iha discourse VIII clearly show
tha practical fleet Baptist doctrine ought
t0 have on tnose PROCESSING them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-13
Duf's Rnre
Malt Whisky

Take It as 4 medicine according
10 directions, and yoa qyW be
asionisfed 1t the nNDcions change
it qyM effect IN your strength Of
body and heaiFfsiress Of mind.
Authority in the person of tie
Government. and Science, in the
person of tie Medical Profession,
recognize Il as the only medicinal
qvfiskey.
DO not, then, qyfe7 aiiirg neg
Iect to use If, for It Is atvays
beneficial.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-13
A UNIQUE VEHICLE,


4 novel sight attracted many peoples
attention and amusement at Niuth ana
Main streets yesterday afternoon.
small boy who had taken one Of the rear
wheels NJ little iron velocpcde. rec
moved the other wheel to the centre OF
the aisle and thus transformed the ma
chime into bicycle wabDied along the
pavement with snIke-llke movement
and took up nearly all the space. Tie
vehicle was unsettled and hard 10 con-
trol. but the vounsster didn't seem %
mind tnIt and he pedalcd along up
Smith street without paying any atlen-
zion t0 the criticisms laughue.y made on
all sides.
"Get ou o. the KID cried a newsboy
hurrvine down Main street. while some
Oue remarked. Sow aiut that a new
wrinkle n iocom1uon2'
Hut the small boy srinned with satis-
faction and struggled ON anead as If The
work wasn't harder than t0 walk and
carry the vehicle ODD his shoulder.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-13

A. o'clock tomorrow afternoon will
take place the monthly meeting o, the
Haptis sunday school Association OF
70 ea0ni and Manchester 40 which adj
drtsa.s w.U h0 made 10y Rev Jero With
orepoon. ID j.. 81 the Gracc-S lreet Pres
bytcran church The music VIII be by
tho choir and Sunday school OF the Leigh
Street sunday school and viii be an at
tractito feature
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-13

The Young Mems Christian Association
has lust g. sued neat and attractive little
volume entitled Views" ~ IL literally
em6c.ushei Wlfh cuts Of the interior 81
the association building
THE book also contains a quantity OF
interesting reading matter setting forth
tne Views of prominent men and organi-
cations ON the great work being done
Itr ff
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-13

A. Z Bundy. n colored man. was struck
b. an electric car on the Seven Pines rail-
way last evening and Knocked from a
trestie Three ribs we're broken. and be
was painfully bruised.
The ambulance came under The charge
Of prs. Frank VI cunningham and J.
Gate. GOoic BunsN MS made rs com.
f0fteiie as possible. and was taken - the
Retreat Tor tho Sick. where he Was placed
fulor the care ol Dr. Jacob NichsnN,
phvsician for me Richmond Railway and
Electric Compar.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-13

CHICAGO May 12-Wheat ruled strong
today ON reports nllegau1u damage l
vyhrsf ~ Ho-si9u nies aui prediction. 't
frosts. July closed with sin oi 20
Conn advanced csc. and Ohl- i... .l
and lard advanced -.-c. etcA' an" IlNa "-'
The reading lutul,a llu-t" o. l''i."
~ ..an liz. low L----
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-13

INV YORK. May 12.-Furthcr adj
vann,. reported ln blclChed coiions, pc
Guiding Fruit OF the Loom plt Pup 10 W.
nef. 30 change yet in Lonsdales. 'tn-
wide - squares are stinehlN- ih F".i,
and bleached cOttOns genriAib VN4so
strong brown aheetings ana dlAia Nttg
nrm and tending again toward nus
Print cloths and other gray GOODS g.i'
but firm Prints. strong dehiah' iN,s'
ouilfs firm. WoOllen and worsted dress
goods quiat Men wear scrfe. ana ,it
worsted firm. Silks hrm BurlaDa quiet
and steady. Linens also qulcl az uA'
changed prices.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-13
l Cousin of Dewey.

Among the guests at ihe jefferson last
night were Messrs. II y. Worth and r.
b Dewey. n North Carolina. The ist,er
IS said to be cousin Of tho hero OF Ma
Mia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-13
SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.
Judge Waddin Confirms The sale OF
VIC. Hughes a COS Effects.

A petition In bankruptcy WAS filed in The
CLERKS Office. ol tine O. y s'r'' '1Hf'
YESTERDAY bv John Presley Brown. "a
BROAD street restaufantear. with liabilities
OF S8CBz8 and n1 assets. An order WAC
entered adjud.cating the same.
A petition for discharge WAS hled IN the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-13
Clay ward Activcs-

The CLAY ward Ac'ives VIII hold their
mrmtbly meeting tonight IN BelNdere
Hall
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-13
THE MARKET WAS
An ERRATIC ONE.


sUGAR-Raw duh and barely steady.
Refined quiet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-13
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About RichmOnd's
Citizens and Othor Matters.

Mrs. q. g. Smith. ~ the Ponce de Leon.
R0a.okc and =. H.b$ger Of the same
city are the guests of Mr.. George II.
Leigh. ~ Forls Hotel.
Captain L H. Woodruff Of the Third
Nebraska. and captain o. IT, Allen ot the
same regiment were az Ford's yester-
day
Wednesday evening two little children
OF Mr. Edwin clarke were knocked down
and quite badly hurt by a reckless West
End bicycle rider
Tomorrow afternoon in the parlors Of
the First Baptist church Dr. II. A. Tup-
par will deliver before the Bible class OF
richmond College and the Woman Col
leee of Richmond, the first OF series Of
lectures.
Mrs Chas. r. Porter. OF Lynchburg.
Va. and her daughter Mrs. Or. J. r..
Ysmpklns. 81 Fredericksburg. Va. are
,.ls.tIng Mrs r. A. Montague. ~ 2i07 east
CI,v street. Mrs Porter and her daugh-
ter VIII leave for Lynchburg this morn
ing.
The Rev. p. W. Savage. pastor Of the
r,irst parish church OF Walpole Mass.
a u-eil-known divine 0f the Unitarian
"burcb. has purchased q farm near Ches-
,.rG.lJ courthouse Va. on which II IL
rs uurpose to spend his summer yaca-
ti0ns.
..,.........Io,1 I'm = ~. YORK
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-13

When the System

Is Broken do1v7 from climatic
causes, or from 100 close an appf-
cation to business Toll. Try a
bottle of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-13

ARRIVED.
steamer Alnemaric. Glover Norfolk.
merchandise und passengers. Old Do
EIir.pu Steamship COMPANY
Sc1ooner John s Bcacham Morean.
NeW YORK. cement Warner Moore II 90.
SAILED.
steamer Winyah simmons. mere andse
and passengers. clyde Line for Phlladel.
lhIl
Ste7mer p0cahontas. Graves Norfolk
merchandise and passengers. Virginia
NAVIGATION Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-13
nichnnndcrS In \ " York.

NEW YORK. May t. special.-J y
riehtfoot Jr.. Hotel Ahcrt J. 5. WI.
Hams. uotel waldorf. W. Z. Grant, MARI
borough. ,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-13

steamship Baltimore. Murphy paIt..
more. passengers and general cafeO.
Steamship EIm CRY Iayues. Malta.
poni river landings, passengers and gem
r0rI CARGO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-13

At Sol -
u,of rsTON. 3. g.. MAY i:-Tl Il
PENTINE-Quiet az 3ic, SAFES - 'As's'
ECSLS-F irm. sales, - barrels
sAyANNAH. GA, Nav i2-SPIRITS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-13

James Brown. col0rod who was ar
rested with am open-faced gold-hlled
watch in DIS possession. was held as "a
suspicious character.
Kirk Kenny. colorcd was charged by
/ Jones with attempting 90 break
into his house Kirk said Dee was trying
to ref away from TWO men who were
trying fo beat him. Color was given 20
DIS story bv q witness who saw Jno.
C9kc- kicking Kirk AN over the street
Do wae held and 81 Dee can prove good
character Will eO frce.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-13
spIRiTUOUs

William jefferson. colored. came before
the Great Dispenser with his krinkled
hair standing ON end ike the picture ~
ana Ashautce war chief 90 answer the
caar-e of being drunk
IIe made % rye face. acknowledged the
corn. and with fallen spirits sin-gerly
stepped into the pen. being unable 70
liquur-.atc h'- hue
Andrew Freeman. John Berkley anu
WIN. Turp.n were caught Thursday night
trying t0 steal brisses from iteisht cars
il. t1r Southern railway yard a num-
io-. az raises had been stolen and officer
M D Gentry was drfaNc1 hv ffnf. W. r.
lax 10 assist Special Detective Greer.
OF the railroad company
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-13
SAILED

steamship Baltimore. Murphy. Balti-
rrr. s.aurnrF unf rcrfrIl r0rrO
steamship Elm CITY Haynes Malta.
ponl river landings pas enscrs ana sen-
crll CARO-.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03
MORE HOPEFUL FEELING.
The T"onsvaal Government Seems
w ling to Confer further

pR.-.RIA. Sept. 2.-The reply ot the
Trrsyaa. government tO tne Imperial
governments last dispatch has been pee
calved by Conyham Greene. tine British
agent here. fl is understood that this
government is willing to meet the other
Side in conference at Cape Town as
suggested and to explain the working of
the new franchise aW The IrlnsFIM
government is also willing lo receive the
friendly suggestions 0f the Imperial gov
erumen.. a more hopeful feeling prevails
here.
LONDON. Sept 2-The Standard and
Dissors News today received cable
gram from SIS Johannesburg office dated
yesterday, saying chat a German corps
so strong had been formed there to coz
operate with the Beers DO Che event W
war with Great Britain.
The dispatch adds that the Beers could
mobilize 5000 men in three days. while
The Orange rrae State could muster 10000
men I'M the same period.
Chlnuhis the dispatch says; "Nir.
Chamberlain reply UNFOLDING The suzer-
alnty " Great Britain was received los the
Rad with q denomination which un-
misniNbiy indicates Inc intention OK the
TransNaal tO rcDudia.e Great .Br'taiu's
preiensious The Raad on hearing The
five year franchise proposal gave every
sign OF strong dissent and of a. determina-
ton not 20 go beyond the seyeu-yelr
limit"
IL must not De forgotten that these state
mems come from an excessively pio-Boor
source.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03
.HFSTER'S ANNUAL
COTTON REPORT
Statistics Show That Last Crop Slight
ly Exceeded That of Year Before.
AVERAGE VALUE NOT so HIGH,
Total Spindlcs i'm South Placed
A.052.O02, an Increase of SO4,SlS.
Net Gain in Number of South
crn Mills, Fifty nine.

$4,000 .-,,.r az ,,-- c,.,.t4t,,ho~ g-cocra-
NEW Oi'i''--A-''''
tary Hesters New Orleans COTTON Ia
c,.anr. annual report was issued in fuh
....... ,t,. .oo.+,,,, crop Of 1ss,-93
lo-D's' Ii' I'.' 80 -,e,.
at H,2ifs| Bales, an increase
over 1,s,-gs. and says that while Texas
.,..n5tnr Irdian Territory. shows an ex-
t.... ...f a.. ..,,,,n Of Az
cess ol ,f.i.......
.anac a'a.s
Georgia. Florida North Carolina, south
Carolina. Kentucky. and Virginia i'm
.,.. o.l., t,..io. +,, oro,,, Of
'.'''' .,f.-.
oiAei enl stag o'i''''-N7 '-
Llui-iana ssspp. tennessee Okla
I.-,a and N. .s.uli have fallen off 1880.
...... .i.. .,....,.. co-,n,.r-
"-r' '- p'''
c.al value of the crop az '-'.9 r'' O'l7
ae inst S-,.a2 last year, 5000 Tine year Dee
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03
OUTDOOR GOWNS
FOR EARLY FALL
Lovely Things in TaHetas and India
Silks.
LIGHT COLORS TO PREVAIL,
Tiny Tuckings will be the Popular
Trimming or Bands of Narrow
Ribbon Sewed side by side.
Long, Pointed TUNES.
LIGHT COLORS TO PREVAIL

PARIS. August 22.-It IS TO DE summer
,-su worry laf. this wear. the intense
..n, l.. .r,u.f,. and nj
neat ol August Wal"
azza dre es "lA he "oiA "'',l4 'e By '''''l
to put on furs. The fau bats thlt are
s.ld sr. euifabIa f.r weir 900 the yeas
...........- Do d.. .,. baf5 c.l.r,.e
io"''" ''''
uNlA LlDa.'
flow beautiful these late outdoor
Eresscs are. sod. yct lued s1 that tl.y
keen tb.ir shane without stiffness. mod
tsb "a u.e ast wHe y,t aes.sud with
q Igbfne.s that does mol suggest studs.
,r6e beaf bas proIoue.d ,Ae summer
resort season. too ana the hotels are
I'D keen lp.n a month later. ! hear Aat.
in tho State. the weather has leal Lear-
..I. brt America. ou the other hand
......,.. holds over 3D.. summer DIS long
as possible So the fashions af a. ate
fl.ri. summer Will be readable over the
y.alor
Iu.t what style of piazza gown the
summer stri wears depends 0u where
she is -ummer.ug The gauZy WASH
,,..to,f,ls fba- hold ths.r c-spness re-
',,,,,.,rr,. ,r.u I'm 81 hieh dry climate are
troro,fr1lv unsuiteI to the moist air of
he seaside.
Han.g, there are to be found suhsti-
,,,-es FIR .nicture gowns" ln materials
mich n mot rqrzv. boast virtues of
tbcfr oun Fou.ard silk bingham. and
-'t- ,.,.t.,.r. o-s au rrnol0v.I for pi.
~, Gowns ITO he worn at tine seaside.
,rr,'I..,lf,. ono IA heinz dieo1ss.sscI Of
tba ,II d.a that ONLY serge or duck
...,. .-e fba orsctical thlur for sea-
.i7. ,,oe-
,rhs .off silks have Been tried with
arost success and IL they do not sup
plant altogether tae tailor made seas d.
gown they certainly VIII share IT'S p0pu-
larty at .eas- for piazza wear.
The frugal minded woman knows that
in The long run lcr slk simmer gowns
are the least expensive. for they never
entail any additional bills from the un-
scruDulous summer resort wlsherw0man.
,f.s1, govn that was very dainty
was made of lettuce green ouard 10
had funic of the silk that w9s cut I'm
a long rounded po.nt back and front
,,rI Vas slisbtlv ,lrared al the sides
where more Was n STRIP OF embroidered
b4tfste Inserted
Entre-deux of the deep crc1m bauste
bordered the bottom of the tunlf- 10 nan
a long yoke of tucked iol'aid ana h'-
tiste cntre-douX alternating
Around the bottom NJ the yoke there
was broad drapei scarf OF cream
gauze nofted ut .he front with EN-
bro.dored ends extending triie below
the wais.band. The tinic lel over an
underskrt NJ tmee irua or me you ara
The sleeves Ike the yoke Were comp ei
Of the alternating silps oil 'a,N1'
lard and lati5ie insertion. Ihey were
finished with frlis 0i embroidered s"ate
draped up 10 the OUTSIDE seam am
knoued. Two small round buctles OF
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- ----~--
on the gas when a spark t. produced to
ignite lt.
The honey can be easily removed from
uew.y-des.gned beehive which is form
ed " 1870 sections hinged together on one
side o. omen througn the centre ana exc
pose The boxes of houoy. the two sections
forming a cube when closed.
a Californian has patented a simple and
cheap instrument for loFellns ana grading
purposes cons ting 0f h1lQ" p SO 10
be- set To- fixed position, with hollow
arm connecting vertical tlDe win inc
post, tho tube having "a graduated gas.
do which water rises ana rails as the tube
is SET 40 different heights.
Umbrellas can be secured to the person
to be carried without the niece slly or
woman device, hook being provided for
attachment 90 the belt win strip of
fabric having ring at ine lower end Go
support tho umbrella tiu. snort cntih
beins used 20 hold the handle close TO the
hook
Leaks in metallic pipes can De easily
stopped by new patching device,
t-shapcd yoke being passed around the
pipe. with the ends of the yoke carrying
a detachable head. with IS screw in the
centre. which presses a cushioned 9aich
over the leak
,.,,.,... t.,..,.o1 , NON,
an iH- .'iN'". ii.L, ..t,,.,- ~ -
lldo.i.t,,,,o ' ~ o,i,.r., 9nsi9ciai lime. tas
closed vessel ana The applying tie liquid
in O. diluted ana hot condition TO the
To- ,., i,,,,,ro,..7 am ,cbaai f,r wagons
81 nounie row 9i ""Aa u l'''5.. '-.t
c.c5 one outside OF lae ~. ".'h q
series Of rollers caff'sa by c chg lr traa .
~ p lbc w5qon i anJ Glowing The truck 10
.,~t ,..i-,
N-o-. N-ori-,r has DESIGNED non-sink-
a -NeN h'tl''I II 1 Do -,.f'f-.
auIe may ..,, ',oar-abe...I
Sam ,,i.i,, ~ oonr.c.cI With ffe surface
through which air is admitted TO the en-
CINE rooms
Grocors will appreciate new bin de-
signed for the storage of sugar. ETC.. tAe
bottom of the bn being supported sy
contents are Sold bringing the commodity
within easy reach.
Books can Do supported ln n convenient
position for read in Ded "t llr use "l
q new holder which has an arch.d board
10 rest on either side ni inc fcaNri' WIN
an adjustable rack carried by The centre
or inf " i-,.Ii. l c.a,,'I'
hold me DooN open
Eyeglasses can De adjusted % ft The
nose without the neccs- ity ot bending the
enrine bv the use of "a new invention,
which S. formed II "a band ot steel ias-
eeti,red To- tha latter by d clamp. t9 Set
The lenses al anv dos rcd angle and change
he tension, or tha erriue.
,., .,.,tt,,.,
A Missourian has desisi',o a o e,5
fan ana churn, haNIls 81 .',n d., i.N ~. "i'
The SIDE OF ine chufh I'D .ul" as i1tt"r .'' ev
tending Nefl.ca,.E ~ tbo f4ns can be sen
pc c.aily H. ~ t,tobt
at any angie Ut
t-.l., -,
I'm newy-paiented ara" roi .,..,-, ~ sili-
gle span Us carried on u 80, -e, '''I mi iJ,
for tiiting me outer en- Pom MY NJ ni'r. The
ing the span away Hn nv ,ie.s iv.L.p io
span resting hrm'y u" 'i'1
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03

a Woetornor has designed a fcnce post
which can be fastened securely in ihe
Ground. Inc lower end Of the post having
wiars pivoiod 10 fold into slots as the
post ls driven into the earth. the wings
opening out horizonfa'l ~ as the art Is
tamped around the post
Gas iet4 are automatically lighted by q
New York mans device. a battery being
carried bv the user. with the contact
plates carried In the hand 40 make elcctri-
cal connection with the key winch turns
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03

CAIMENARA. CUBA. Sept. 2-Tne ges-
sci cars ing General Jimiuez which ai.i
from Santiago yesterday nur Iar mis-
port because of indications OH severe
storm. JimIuez VIII nest nr..eel t0 Hsrl-
con whore la VIII probably emhI.k a
party OF Dom means who We're d.tainfl
there recently by direction of the AMcri-
can military authorities.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03

WASHINGTON. Sept 2.-rhe following
has been received 40 the War DEPART
mont.
Manila September !.
Adiutant-General. Washington:
Transport Indiana arrived. one casualty.
unassigned. recruit. Orvile Mercer. died
August soth, typhoid fever. His remains
here.
(Slgned) OTIS.
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OBITUARY.
Fred. FuItz

Fred. FultH.
sTAUNTON. VA. Sept 2.-spec "a
telegram was received by IT, a. u'l]'
announcing the death Of MS bfolheI-.h-
law. Fred Fultz In Bath county me
remains viii reach here SUNDAY morn
ing. the funeral and lnterment VIII De az
Thorn Rose Cemetery.
J. Il. Miller. OF Craigsviile, died this
evening. lie was brought here for treat
men several days ago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03

Judge Advocate LemIy Denies That
Shubrick'S Chrlstener is Chosen,
KNOWS OF NO MISS SHUBRICK.
Only Daughter Of the Former Admiral
Is Married and Advanced in Years.
Secretary Long Will Speak
at the Launching.

WASHINGTON. sept 2-spccial.-Ac-
cording TO the statement OF Judge Advo-
cate-Geueral or the Navy Department
Lem'y, made TO "a Times correspondent
tate this afternoon, 40 one has MS yet
been decided upon 90 christen the torpedo
boat Shubrick. when she is launched in
Richmond ON OCTOBER 18th. lie states
that TO his knowledge there is 40 Nj
shubrIck who is descendent of the dis
t.nguishcl former Admiral Of that name.
Mr. Lemly without giving any names,
said that the descendants OF the former
admiral Were very few. He has a daugh.-
or living who is SO greatly advanced in
years as to be unable TO perform She
ceremony. She has several children. an
of whom are married and 30 SIS posi- b'a
that eitohcr one Of these or one ol their
children may Doe asked 90 chrisicn Tho
boat Ills reason for declining 90 give
names is That as set no one has been de-
cided upon and for fear It might cause
some embarrassment
Long WILL BE HERE
1t may be stated at this time that Sec
Rotary OF the Navy Long viii be present
ON the occasion and deliver an Grafton.
lie may 5e accompanied by several Navy
Department officials and officers
Negro troops are no longer 10 be sta
toned in the South Somewhat Of "a test
case OF the matter was recently made in
the ordering Ol % cOorcd regiment 90
Atlanta. The major and officers of the
post with the endorsement of the Cove
ernor. made "a protest against such action.
and now 10 has been assured them that
the order Will be revoked.
The soldiers al Fort MCPHERSON were
highly indignant when Il became known
chat It was proposed to- send negro troops
TO the barracks. Captain Nave. when Doe
learned that the order would De revoked.
said. "It is a wise move, for 1 DO not bee
lioye the conditions iu the South would
permit q regiment of negroes 90 come 10
the fort and the peace and good order
of the barracks Doe maintained There
are q lot OF Southern boys in the Twenty
ninth Regiment and 81 was talked about
that there would be some lessons taught
the negroes I'm The event they came and
appeared impt lent or desired 90 have 10
believed they sought an equality with the
other soldiers"
Ii is further stated that as far as Is
practicable negro troops viii not be quar-
tered i'm any part of the South
THE NOW MONEY ORDERS.
by the middle of next week it is OK
pccted that the ursi, package Of new
money orders VIII he ready for G.stribu-
ton. The backs of the orders have been
already prepared and the printers are
ing the orders books f.r sh.pment Post-
offices viii Dee supplied W.Il the new
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03

New York has an Italian Artileial
stoneworkegs' and Helpers Union.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03
important Features Of Our M0nd'
HouSekeeperS Needs.
Marvellous Values.

To-morrow's offerings of spe-
cial values is remarkably strong.
Don't delay making your pun
chases, as prices are sure to be
advanced, and that, too. to a
considerable extent. Study this
list closely and ask yourself If
you can afford to miss such bar
gains.
Unbleached Sheeting 2I
yards wide. heavy round thread,
never sold for less than
eoc2 quick moving sc
prlce......... ..........'''''
Unbleached Sheeting, FL
yards wide, heavyrouud
thread, was ESQ., quick lUC
moving price..............
Red Bordered Doylies, friug-
ed. were a5cr quick 1 Or
moving price............" 1 ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03

Absolutely the only hope for Cancer
Is Swifts Specific,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03

At S15c-We offer Fine Per-
Gales, the very best quality, dark
aud light work, that 81
sold for 12c.; quick XHC
moving price............. O|3~
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NBW YORK Sept 2-Coioncl p. y.
Jones. in charge OF The United States
transport service Ia this c!ty. received
a message from the authorities az wash
ington today calling bis attention 10 the
published rum0rs of an outbreak VI well
low fever al Key West. Tia. The trans
port burnside now awaits any possibility
a. lis being dispatched 20 Key West
20 take away the 2z5 artillerymen there