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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10

ishly I'm the ships cabin chat DE was too
drunk 10 note thc doings about him.
within "a year after completing MS
apDrenflceship young Cushman wen, into
the employ Of deacon bartlett shlpbuiid-
ar In Kingston. whose daughter Harriet
he soon married. Thereafter with but
brief intermlssion De followed the trade
OF a ship carpenter down % and including
the last vessel built IN Kingston. the pls
Helen A. Holmes. launched more than a
quarter OF century ago.
During an these latter wears since the
deatf OF his WIFE, ar Cushman has maoe
his home still in his old homestead VITA
bfs devoted daughter. Mrs. G. w. IroW.
IEe was himself the third OF a family Of
eleven. seven OF whom were boys. or
ms family bur three survive one broth
e. Henry. having been among the little
band whom Kingston sacrificed 10 break
the shackies from The black man limbs.
in his native town AR Cusnman IS sur
rounded by three generations OF his pos
-eg-ty. TWO living dau- hters-another died
a. chndhood-and several grandchildren
and great grandchildren.
no EVIDENCES or AGE.
The marks OF extreme age arc entirely
wanting Ia his appearance his eyes are
-
and laugh as resonant and firm as those
OF many threo decades his junior The
absence Of the quavor " great age is truly
remarkable and 5, is pleasure TO SIR ana
listen d. he draws from the st0rehouse OF
his excellent memory the fund OF re-
mlnlscence which may be humorous or
may be pathetic. but s sure 70 be snter-
tanning.
Mr. Cushman's mother. Priscilla bas-
sett Cushman. shook the hand and talked
with "Gfaniher' Cobb Oh his 10th birth
no lived 10 be- l0S-and he in his
boyhool hal seen pcrcgrinc White the
baby OF the MayroWer. This led witty
uelehbor 20 say 20 Mr. Cusnman's young
granddaughter who remembered well her
venerable lanccstOr that she was but
'fhree shakes from Perogrine White"
Upon The occasion OF DIS late birthday
the many kinsf0ik. ncighD0rs and friends
OF Uncle Daniel called to Wish him
many happy returns. and numerous me-
ment0es OF tho day were brought him.
Among others we're a cane made from one
Of the original tlmbers Of the famous fri
gate Constitution and a pretty Wow Of the
pld Bradford house IN Kingston, where FOR
many years during his boyhO0d Mr.. Cush-
man lived aGd who're several OF his BROTH
Irs and sisters were born.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10
GREAT WALLACE SHOWS.
This Excellent Aggregation to Appear
Hero Scptcmber 10Th.

The circus season viii be formally open
ed ln Richmond on Tuesday, September
1efh bv the Great Wallace Shows. This
show Of an shows IS said by the entire
press OF the different states IN which it
has visited 10 be the largest and best, and
highest class also that its programme has
many new features and novelties. The
horses. cages, ta0ieaux wagons and other
paraphernaua present a noticeable fine
appearance. Special mention is made by
many exchanges Of the number Of rare
ana costly wild beasts, some Of which arc
only 10 be seen IN this menagerie. The
ring programme is fun of original fea-
lures and new novelties and viii keep the
SPECTATORS Interested from the grand en-
tree 10 the splendid series of races that
close the performance. The programme
itself offers such a diversity OF entertain
ment as TO cover the whole range of cir
Gus business. Tine acrobats, gymnasts.
leapers and tumblers. male and female
riders are among the best in the profes
sion. everythir~c done by them bcing
ma ked by daring and artistic finish.
The Washington. j.. c., Post In which
city the Great Wallace Show exhibited
for two days. the past week. in part says:
''The Great Wallace Show represents all
that there Is Of legitimate worth IN the
circus l4.lIt IL - III Nllul &c u IllNii
who aspire 20 elevate the tone and purify
the atmosphere Of the calling, and we be-
Heve the thousands VINO have attend
ed the performances during the past two
days VIII certify they have succeeded. Not
only was the performance up TO the high
est professional and arsustic standard, the
menagerie large and varied, and the train
ed animals of the best, but there was not
in conenction With tho Wallace Show a
single one Of those discreditable and de-
moralizine features which have done so
mich 20 give the circus a bad name and
TO discourage the true friends Of that 9th
erwise wholesome form of amusement.
The managers Of the Wallace Show keep
au their promises. advertise nothing they
do not expect 20 give and carefully divest
their performances of anything and every
thing calculated 70 offend the incest taste.
We are sure that the verdict Of Wash
ington Will be most favorable and that
the show can return TO us sure Of ind
ing genuine admirers and friends"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10

term. while others Will matriculate at
colleges az a distance.
Miss Edith Cosby expects 20 become
student at 1Iollns' Institute.
Master Stewart White gave greatly
enjoyed watermelon feast 10 his young
friends on Thursday evening.
little Miss Helen Minor has sufficiently
recovered 70 be out
Mrs. Charles Jones, who has been In
disposed Tor n week, is improving.
Master Wallace Bache returned from
a very pleasant visit 10 friends in Han
over on Saturday morning.
Mr. Arthur Falkner came back on En-
day from a trip 10 North Carolina.
rev. c. W. clark pastor Of the Barton
Heights Baptist church, has resumed his
duties there. conducting services both
morning and evening to-day.
The postofiice az this place has under
gone q change IN every respect. Mr.. Tay-
Tor s. now handling the mail IN a most
satisfactory manner while everything In
and around the Office Is "spic and span
and "cloan as new pin"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10
MONDAY, Sept. II, 1899.

II A. N. by the pastor; and at nisht by
the Presiding Elder Rev. Il. Il. Wilson.
Stockton-Sueet church-Preachns 40 II
4. NJ. and at p. NJ. The pastor has re-
turned from his vacation and VIII preach
az both services.
There viii Doe preaching at II A. VI. and
81 Z. NJ. by the pastor. Rev. J. G. Reed. a..
Central Methodist church.
Services az West-End church-Sunday
school az $3.50 4. NJ; services at II A. III.
conducted by Rev r. IT, Wilson, presit-
ing elder and at $ p. NJ. by Rev. j. r..
Wallace. of the Fifl-Sreet church LQ.
worth League meeting at 4 and z. g..
All welcome.
The little child Of Mr. Harvey Dunni-
want SIS reported very critically Al. il is
thought there is little or no chance Tor her
recovery. She has been sick f0r several
weeks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10
HALE AND HEARTY
AT NINETY YEARS
Daniel Cushman, Of Kingston, IS a
Wonderful Man.
COMES OF A L0NG-LIVED RACE
He is n Iincal Descendant OF Elder
Cushman, Of the Famous Old
Mayfiowcr-How the Gov
crnmcnt was Created

In the little village OF Kingston, In the
heart Of the Old Colony. lives Daniel
cushman, son OF Daniel Cushman and
Priscilla Bassett. says the Boston Globe.
There ne has lived during much the
greater portion OF his more than eighty
sine years for be was born there August
10 1910 and mere. too his ancestors dWelt
during many eencratlons almost indeed.
uicp chat faieful December day now
nearly three hundred years ago when the
waite calls Of the Mayfower FIRST startled
tho brooding gulis along the icy mud
fats and sandy shores OF Plymouth bay.
Mr.. CushrnSn is the lineal descendant OF
Elder Cushman. OF the Mayiiower, ana
unitos I'm his veins besides the blood OF
many other families OF Pilgrim stock
with whom his patorual line has inter
married.
THEY LIVED LONG.
The ancestors Of Mr. Cushman upon
both sides were notably l0ng-lived as well
a Pilgrim Daniel Cushman, ST., dying mt
tirhty-two. while his mother, Priscilla
Bassett Cushman, reached the ripe a6e
% oighty-e ght years.
Mr.. Cushman's maternal grandfather
was James Rassott, a revolutionary sol
Etfr. MlAN NAIAaN4 a ANIlAtiAAAAttAA -AAt+~--~r
seven long. tolsomo years.
AT the age % sixteen the young Daniel
was apnrenticed 20 q wheewright IN that
mart o. Dedham which IS now known as
Norwood. and served the usual term 70
acquire his trade.
More than once he made the journey be-
teen Dedham and his home on foot but
the first time he shipped on the old packet
which Piled semi-occ0 slonaIly between
Plymouth and Boston.
AS Illustrating the leisurely methods OF
that period Il Is interesting 10 note that
erom thatfne be- first hoisted HIS simple
belongings aboard this craft until he land
"a in Boston three whole weeks elapsed.
tbs was rapid transit with vengeance
More than a week Of this time was en-
pioyed lying out IN the Cow yard" walt
ing for a breeze which the cautious skip
per deemed favorable
CHEAT THE GOVERNMENT.
To realize that even in those good old
DAYS Il was considered no SIN even by
the ultra respectable % defraud the gov
eminent one should note the gusto with
which the bright old gentleman tells how
during this waiting down the hay cargo
OF merchandise from Livcrp1o. was trans
ferred from vessel Of Kingston's most
pr0ninent citizen % the hull ~ the packet
and going 10 Boston IN a coast'ng vessel
avoided. Of course. the payment OF the
duties levied on foreign goods.
While the transfer was being accom-
plishod the local port ofHcer-fr0m Dux-
bury. We thinlI-was entertained so law
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10
nd he oyster season Is here.

And the oyster season IS here.
II came with a capital r, but the few
sultry days early in September caused
slump in the usual large demand for
oysters.
1t is coming now though, and the deal
ers are beginning to realize that they
must have good supply in order to meet
the demand.
The coming season promises 10 be one
Of the greatest oyster seasons for long
time Nothing has interfered with the
growth OF the bivalve during the sum-
mer. and even the poachers and oyster
pirates had little luck in their ill-gotten
desire to deplete the oyster beds Of tbs
Chesapeake.
THE GREAT BLUE POINT.
The Blue Point oyster from Long Island
promises to be the most delicious this sea-
son. as it has been in the past, although
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10
W00OMEN OF THE WORLD
They Unveil Monument TO IL. L.
Dfarstin THIS Afternoon.


Nfarstin THIS Afternoon.
The unwilling OF the monument OF the
Woodmen Of the world VIII take place this
afternoon al o'clock In Hollywood GENE
terry.
The monument is made Of Indiana mar
bic and IS ~ the shape OF a half tree
which represents strength OF youth cut
off. 10 is raised over the grave OF II. l.
Marsun OF Magnolia Camp No 20. and
is the tribute 90 his memory by bis breih-
rem OF that Camp
Mr.. Marstn was a young man OF bright
prospects and an ompioye az the city Gas
Works at The time Of hts death.
He was respected by all his acquaint-
ances and was of high standing In Mas
noiia Camp.
The members Of the Woodmen OF tho
World Will meet az Monroe Han az 4
o'clock and then proceed To the
cemetery. The ceremony viii be conduct
Ell by Messrs. 9. Y. Bargamin. Council
Commander; Isaac Held. Master OF Ger
emonies. and Thos W. Gardner orator.
Quite q large crowd IS expected 20 DE az,
the unwilling as there are about 100 Wood
men In Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10
NEW ICE MANDATORY.
Tobacco Barn Burned with Crop In IL.
Destructive storm.

Tobacco BIfn BNfnth WIZ ~ "
Destructive storm.
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, September
e.-special.-The Citizens Ice and Manu-
featuring Company has just been formed
here with a capital stock OF 5000, win
the following officers: r. I. W. DUKE JE;'
president: John L. Walters, Niee-presl-
dent. John f. Elliott. general manager
and NJ. G. Elliott secretary ana treasurer.
MIR. Albert Gentry, near Ivy Depot lost
his tosacco barn yesterday evening 10y
fire from a defective hue. lie had d ms
crop OF tobacco in the barn.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Ernest, OF heo hnl' so'1 ms
farm Yesterday Of eighty acres 10 D. -
Patterson for 5000 cash.
This section was visited last evening by
n terrific storm, which did great damage
10 the growing crops. especiaiiy tne corn
aud ample crop. Hundreds OF ousheis OF
apples were found on tie grounu tiiis
morning. many of them bruised ana IN
III for market. Lightning struck III sew
eral places near the city. buzz nt'ie aaih-
axe resulted. Mrs w O. Fry residence
i'm the city was struck. tearing part OF
chimney away and shocking signify Tour
persons who were in the house d the
tllno A -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10
zinc Musical Programme.

The following IS the musical prTogramlmlee
to be rendered at the Second hap'is'
church to-day: r--.,..., n
Morning service: Bach's Festival lie
Ieum. ~,,,.... .,.,..
Onertory solo Mount Of owes 'F ,,l,.
Onertory solo. mount Of owes 'farA-
err. Miss Ragland. - l,,s,,
Bradsky), Miss Ragland. ~, ~.
Soul" Williams).
OTertorv solo. LET Ne lean, Q LORD
On Thee . manksl. Mrs. Durrett
After sermon. anthem lSheIDyl.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10
The LIGHT INFANTRY.
AIexandr.a's Company 20 BE Mustered
in Soon-A Big Parade.

Ia SOOu-A Tag Parade
ALEX ANDRIA. Va, sept Especial
Captain James e. King. of the Alexandria
Light Infantry, this morning received a
letter from Acknowledgement Male. re-
oues,ing him TO name any day In the
week. beginning Sunday, the 18th, FOR
mastering his company into the state
militia. Captain King viii probably name
Monday. the 18th. The company will have
a membership OF at least sixty.
The Parade Committee on SesQui-Cen-
tonnial. up 10 this morning have an as
surance Of thirty-hye floats fifteen or
more carriages. two military companies
several fire companies. also q large num-
Der Of secret societies
Mr.. Harvey Creighton, accompanied by
his newly-wedded wife Miss Ethel Etelle.
Of Mississippi. arrived here last night
from Mississippi and are stopping at the
parents OF the groom. I'm a few days they
win leave for Baltimore. where they will
make their future home, and in which
city the groom Is the secretary Of the
Young Mems Christian Association.
Mrs. Sophia Martin. an old and respected
lady. died at her residence on south Al
fred street. at late hour last night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10
ST. ANDREWS BROTHERHOOD.
Tho National Convention May re Held
in Richmond ia 1900.

The quarterly meeting Of the local cou i,,
OH ~ +be brotherhood Of S. Andrew VIII
IVA beld to-morrow a- SI5 =. NJ IN the
lecture room Of Grace chufeh; ..,...,
II has BEEN suggested that the national ,1ai
.-,,,,D,,tion of the brotherhood I'm 1900
he held in Richmond, and the question, %. OF
I've o5,,issbility Of extending an invitation
- tbfs erect will he considered at THIS
meeting of the local council. i u.s. mere
care especially desired that fun attend
.nce be had at this meeting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10
CHURCH HILL S. P. c. A.
: Report OF It's Work During Month
New Members Elected.


TN. REGULAR monthly meeting Of the
..b,rcb am Branch of the Society for the
3raventloD of Cruelty 10 Animals was
held Yesterday afternoon at No. 2sol east
Grace street Mss Pearl BOdeker in the
chair and tho following members OF the
hoard present. Mrs. William >. Murray
Mrs. Virgie Pleasants. MISS AAce SOOu-
win and Miss Ruby Bodeker- ,e-,
Agent L. G. Taylor submitted me Iol-
lowing report of the month s 'work;
Number of eases investigated. ~
Horses and mules with sorenacks''''
Horses and mules overloaded. 600.
Horses and mules lame. ....,....'..'',
Horses and mules with saHe0
shoulders. o.. o.. ...-...''-' 1900
Horses and mules unfit TOT Wolh' u"-
bncbe8 and sent 20 owners stables
"a he fed and cared for. ....'''.I5
Admonition given owners and orlEers
Drivers reported 20 owners Tot las.
driving and whipping ther A'ise
and mules. q. s'''''''''''''''
No cause for compliant. 90 '''''''''
Nail removed from horses ioot'' 90
cared for by agent. ..''''''''''''''
Cruelty 20 goat. 80 .'''''''''''''''
Total. o.. .. o.. ..........''''''
49,. ord mules destroyed. 2
DOCS and cats destroyed. .............'...' 90
Mrs. Mann S. valentine Mrs. W. Ben
,,elroer Mrs. c. II. Crew. Mrs. stephen
Beveridge. Mss NJ. Smith. and Messrs.
ariIer q Rhoads, Morgan r. Mills J. T.
Alien. p. Tllman r. IT. Zimmerman.
r J. Slaughter. James r. Chadwick ana
Sfr sutherland were elected members Oh
tho branch. ~,
The secretary urges the public % CO.
o,erate with fl by reporting acts or cru
eitv TO the Office. No. 32o north Twenty
frst street Old phone, SOP; ne" phone
1850 --,4 -,.,
AIRS. w. 8. Murray has just formed TWO
moro Pands of Morcv-St. johns ana tne
Tender-Hearted Band and each is COM
posed OF fifty children.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10

sells which Dewey sank on May LIST of last
year.
Lieutenant Caps father lives in Norfolk
and a brother, NJ J. Talbot Caps. resides
at Back Bay, in Princess Anne county.
Lieutenant Capps was appointed to the
Naval Academy from Virginia and was
made cadet engineer October i. 1870; naval
cadet August 8, lS2; assistant naval con-
structor June G. 1855. and naval constructor
January Is 1895. with the relative rank Of
lieutenant. Under the naval personnel bill
the rank became actual
Lieutenant Caps was on duty at the
Union Iron Works In San Francisco and
was chosen for the work of raising the
vessels. He proceeded TO Manila and did
his work and Hobson now has the Doats
as Hong Kong p1tting them In shape -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10

Of his head. but It was only a flesh
wound. there being no fracture. The
wound bled profusey az the time an
artery having been cut.
Last night the Captain was much bet
ter. being able to sit ON his front portico
for some time lie VIII be able 10 be at
his post again the first of the week
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10

RADFORD. VA, September Especial
Captain w NJ Ballard Preston is here Ia
day with Surgeon Allen black examining
recruits. The Captain az he wants as
many Vrginians with Ian rs possible in
the Philippines 1
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10
Shortly Anderson Cnt.

LOUISA. VA. September Especial
Sheriff Frank H. Anderson was seriously
II not dangerously cut to-day. II IS sup
posed by a negro iunatic, as he was known
TO have gone to-day 20 make en- arrest
OF one near Apple Grove In this county
who was considerxd dangerous -. .----.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10

Mr.. IT. l. Cabell left YESTERDAY Ior
Louisville Ky. having been caiieo ' i'l.
by the sudden death OF ms
Mr.. William II. Wymond. Slr' ~"Oe" "'''
lie absent until Wednesday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10
IN MEMORY OF
THEIR COMRADES
Mosby's Men to Dedicate aMonument
at Front Royal,
OCCASION TINGED WITH PAIN.
Still Feel Indignation at Cruel Action,
The Programme Arranged for
the Event, Which Occurs
September 23rd.

The reunion Of Mosby's gallant men at
Front Royal on the 23d of this month Is
to them an occasion pleasant but not I'M
mixed with sadness. They meet to dedl-
cate monument TO seven Of their com
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10

Captain G. G. Rosser, Of the State Ii
brary building who was right painfully
hurt last Thursday night by the falling
OF a folding bed, was not so seriously
injured as vas first thought
A very ugly cash was cut in the crown
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10
Barton Heights Notes.

Rev. j. Sidney Peters has returned from
is vacation ard viii MI his pulpit TO-
day.
quite large number o, girls from Bar
ton Heights and vicinity will enter tbs
YsnAu's College in Richmond. this
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10

LEXINGTON, VA. Sept. 9.-speciai.-
In the Circuit Court the jury awarded
1900 damages 90 Ella Ru'oy against
Charles Henry NcKeever for breach Of
promise
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10

The first appearance OF Jerome X Je-
rome's Miss Hobbs" with AMMO Rus
sell Mrs. G. IT, Gilbert, Charles J. Rich
man. Joseph Wheeiock. Jr. orrin Johnson
and clara Bloodsood in the east took
pace at New York on Thursday last.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10
HEAVY LIQUOR FINES.

j. \. Lyons Goes to Jail ia Defaults OF
Bail.
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, September O.
Special A. Lyons. eX-pr0prielor Of the
POINT Of Pines. was fined to-day aggregat-
ing 500 for violation OF liquor laws
lie went 20 Jail In default OF bah pend
ing IN appeal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10

ained Although all the war records nave
ioen searched. no mention IS MADE Oh inc
"eallant deed near Front Royal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10

Ada Coiy. who VII appear al Roster
& Biars. has made very great sanss-
ton IN European musical circles by rea-
son Of her phenomenal voice. which. Il Is
claimed. .sclsars six notes above htgh c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10
PAMUNKEY INDIANS.
They VIII Bring Their AnnualT Tribute
totbe Governor soon.

The Governor was notified today that
the Pamunkey Indians Of KING W ii nam
county viii soon make their annual tEl .,''l.
Of respect TO His Majesty ms u'ON'o
is usually game Of some specie
II has been decided that Governor IyIeI
and his stan will attend the Dewey re-
ception in New York. 10 Is thoushe near
ly every member Of the stan VIII rePoi''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10
A ViRGINIAN WITH DEWEY.
Constructor Capps Has Raised sunken
Sbins and j. Now Coming Home

Ships and j. Now Coming Home
Among the naval officers accompanying
Admiral Dewey home on the olympia IS
Naval Constructor Washington l.. Caps,
a Virginian who has covered himself with
glory by his signal victory over Father
Neptune in raising from Manila bay the
Don Juan de Austria, the Don de Meloa,
the Elcano and several other Spanish yes