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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-03
THE RACES.
Events mt Oakland.


San Francisco. January 2.--oakland results.
Five furlongs, purse-The Miller, Master
Lee Master Guage Time 1:04A.
Selling, six furlongs-Highland Ball, lamar
H. Eta II. Time 1:l7h.
yi pnrse .gi sgnd; three
Baldwin handicap, mle-Napamax, Hohen-
zcllern, Olinthus, Time 1.43A
Purse. seven furlongs-Mlss Marion, Lame
water. Horton. Time 1:29.
Selling, mile and sixteenth-San Venado
Hardly, Topmast. Time 1:49is.
TopAY's ENTRIES.
ne; First St race. one mile, seling.,Martello 81.
Oak Leaf 1Ol, Esperanto 101, Col. Dan 104,
Nonchalance 1896 Cardwell 109.
;, Second race, futurity course. selling-Good
ROPE W, La Paresseuse 80, Clarendo 90, Lit
Tie I. G., Lady Ashley Ill, Sybaris 49, Cyril
11s, M,das l2o Dunois 100, Mainstay lso. -
Third race. seven furlongs, selling Malay
Stromo l07. Jerry Hunt los.
FOURTH race, one mile. sslling-Stamina 81,
c Weber SS, Rose a, Maid 81 Frank Jaaber
107. Casper 107. Elidad l0s, Robt- Bonner 1903,
Captive 1903, Tom Cromwell ITO.
Fifth race, one mile selling-Frohman 96
Rubicon H..
Sixth race, three-uuarters of a mile, selling
.Defend de 49, Wyoming 80, Pat Murphy 80.
Ball 1o5,. Ed Garland II, LOT. Montgomery Ils,
o'Connell 116. '''
Results at New Orleans.
New Orleans. January 2.-Weather clear;
track fast:
Selling, mile-Trebor. Friskal. Maggie s.
Time 1:4y.
Selling. six and half ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Myosotis, Maize o. Time 1923.
Handicap, mile and an eighth over four
2:06N. -'A'o
Handicap, six furlcngs-Apple Jack, Hand
sci, DeBride. Time Lac
Selling, one mile-Mount Washington, Har-
ry Shannon, Oxnard. Time 1:43
ToDAY'S ENTRIES.
Seven furlongs, selling-Nan Dora. Mrs
jimmy, Fintan 80. Glad Hand, Lady Roller
Barbara Harvey, Nellie O'Neil 100 ST.
Blaze lo2, Belle of Dublin, Clarence 81 Nil
nah 105.
Three-quarters of a mile-.Grace Dazzling
our Nellie lol. Prince Harry l02. Eanlsh 16S
Vfllege Pride 104, Ben Lodi l06
One mile and seventy yacds-Annie Ta,lor
Rsbeeca Wells 49, Damper 9S, Brother fred
Ed Overlook. Kcscio 100, Leaseman Double
Quick, Waterman, Covington, XIV. 103 Re
queath, Mitt Boykin 104, Traveller LOG Tran
by 100, Good Order 112
Three-quarters Of mile, sellfng-Alta Nav
81, kilnrma 81 Sir Cassimir 80, Louise a.
Minnie Weldon. Loyaletta. Can | See I'm
100, Fred Broens. Virgie Dixon, Surveyor IO2
Gilray l04, Digs 106, Tallahassee 100, Sim w
40, 1.oiterer ia T" :
One mile, selingMiss c., School Girl 1902
Domosthenes. Ponete Canet 1C4 Weinatchis'
Dousterswivel 107, Celtic Bard iO9. Albert 3
Yours Truly liz. "
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SOCIETY NOTES

Miss Mann OF Galveston arrived 4, .,,
city yesterday and will be the euast -,
MISS Root. on Clay avenue. for few DAYS
pri1r to visiting Mobile. Ala. in contrary
with her mother. 's
The party at tbe home OF Mrs. r r.
Uoomhs Saturday night was arranged by
MI. i. Tilford and wqs in The nature of
a surprise to Mrs. coombs.
Mr.. Robert Goree, who has been here
SINCE the society ball. has returned 10 his
home In Waco. '''S
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na.do will have to show his hand or his heels
While we are going In for new and larger
standing army, 1t Is worth noting that Europe
is nrmng with improved rapid-hrc field guns
that cost about $4,000 q battery. II We pro-
pose to keep up with the procession. we must
hayo equally modern guns. AS We went
aeplns, Maueers. however, with old Spring
fields and the old powder. VIC may continue to
trust to luck until VIC some day have "A few
divisions swept from tho face OF the earth by
an up-to- date foe!
Tho main interest which the South now has
In Havana, since the American occupation Is
complete. is to SEQ It cleaned up
Whatever may have been Cuban feeling In
Havana on the LIST, the populnce at Santiago
did not fail to cheer the American flag to the
echo, General Wood has made both himself
and his country solid in Santiago, while main
tainlns the best Of order. There Is n great
difference in governors sometimes,
Quite a number OF gentlemen OF the present
National house Will he chiefly concerned this
session in their mileage account.
Pneumonia In Washington is proving very
fatal this season and is bringing down some
the saviors OF tho country have TO face when
they 20 to Washington. but they brave u with
the old Anglo-saxon bulldog courage-and cry
for tina chance.
The taking up OF weyicr by the Sagasts
GOV eminent at Madrid would indicate that
snine wholesale butchery was In contempla-
ton over there.
England doesn't quarantine against the hu-
bonic plague. It seems, but depends on isola-
tlon and sanitation for protection. Sanitation
over there however, means what II implies
and 10 not left to politics and politicians Is In
10 many American cities,
Having taken the oath Of Office. Governor
Hccscyelt Il now face to face With thu Platt
machine. and We shall SEQ Of what kind OF
stun heroes are mAdel
The lsrEely Increased business. both OF ex-
port and import. done by the port OF Calves
ton last year. continues to demonstrate what
deep water will do for Texas ports. And the
more ports IL move susInessl
II Il generally agssp1 THAI Il has bssn .
reeerd- breaking sessss In this country in the
holiday trade-which happily Indicates that
IN good Old credit eystsm v not going yet
~ Uspt Texap - n ths heed Of the pro-
es1lt1a u HavaAns epnebody In authority in
Hi ana hNpvs sxsetly where Texas ought to
N uesl n osnss = rhsving % the United
~ q ~ Featsat 1lfacultiss the governors
& ~ speN brpyipcss' hAss V contend with
= - eoli1 ~ nstivss thst this country
- Qo4e - ~. openlsh Wages are bsips
~ ~ Gsnooeasenes - ~ esAa-
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II la coming quickly to point where Agul-
na,do will have to show his hand or his heels.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-03

IN y ~ grealset aifacultiss the governors
& e1r sspoN prpvipcss' hAss V contend with
j. - ho1i1 q; ~ pstivss Inst this country
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-03

Tho main interest which tho South now has
in Havana. since the American occupation is
complete. IL to SEQ II cleaned up.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-03

The ladies' who received With Mrs. sue
aiurasy ~ uet MaAisy AvsauA Aaa vhs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-03

II Il generally ausp1 thai Il has bssn I
record breaking ssesss In this country in the
holiday trade-which happily Indicates that
~ good Cd credit Wstsm Y not golug yel
auhilei
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-03

Whatever may have been Cuban feeling In
Havana on the ist, the populnce at Santiago
did not fall to cheer the American flag to the
echo. General Wood has made both himself
and his country solid in Santiago, while main
tninIns the best Of order. There Is srcat
difference In governors sometimes,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-21

She gave n back 20 him recently. on
Moses secured "A piece of gray velvet upon
which he fastened the wreath. Atoulu
il he burnt a passion flower wreath ana "
suitable inscription. This memehlo ol ,"y
stormy davs of ls5l-'tJ will be presented
either to the v. NJ J.. or TO the Alumni
Association If 1t should be deemed more
appropriate. D.,
Wrhered tho. these flowers may oe'
I'm A higher and better sense their beauty
and fragrance has grown greater ara
sweeter Nth the lapse of over three oe-
cades. The heart of each veteran or me
cadet battalion will grow youns again as
this silent tribute Of Gods sweetest ana
best creation IS viewed after the lapse ot
so many years.
Sir Moses Is a native Of Richmond and
his early life was spent here lie was a
student at the time of the war and distin-
guishcd himself at New Market Later be
took no the study OF sculpture and has
aiken high rank among the world sculp-
tors.
Sir Moses is a brother OF Mesdames
Frederick G.. and William II. Brauer Of
Richmond. lie VIII remain In the city
a dav or two.
Sir Moses expressed much pleasure at
beng able 10 visit the scenes of his early
ilfe and TO meet his Oh frio0de no
snent some time yesterday morning with
CaDtain Andrew Pizzini, they having been
comrades az New Market
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-21

sentatives Of the Baptist churches In the
states. with small section of west VIZ
sinia. .....
bered lls.gsG at the last meeting. lHese
members gave 20 general missionary ana
benevolent objects nearly S'0yp last
year.
The president of the association is DE-
r. owen. of. Berkeley. The Fice-pre7i-
dents are Or. W r. J. smith, Judge A. r.
Cole. of Buckingham; Mr. h. J.. sclihe.A'
Hamilton. Dr. {. f. James. OF DanVhie.
The secretary IS Rev Hugh G.. smith. OK
Alartinsvllle. and his assistant secretary
is Mr. II Theodore Elyson. The statsti-
cal secretary is DR. ~. r. DunaWay OF
Ioudoun county: the treasurer B. a. Ja-
cob of Richmond. and auditor. }. =.
Montgomery.
are. state Mission. with the Board OF
control located n Richmond DR. George
Cooper is president aEI william Tyson
secretary
OF Control in Richmond. Or. w. +.
Hatcher is president and J. TAYLOR Eilyson
secretary.
Sunday-schoo and Colportage. with the
board located In Petersburg. Or. II. w
Battle is president ami DIT j. NJ. Pitcher.
secretary.
Foreign Missions. wifi the board at Nor
folk: Home Missions. with the board a.
Lynchburg. and fund for the relief o.
aged ana INDECENT ministers. with Mr.. y
II. EUott president. and William NJ. Tur
pin. treasurer.
In addition 10 these Che association mas
under its GUARDIANSHIP the orphanage
which is located 1T salem The direc'
management Of this institution Is IN the
hands Of "a Board Of trustees. OF whicn
Dr. William f. Hatcher IS president Inc
SUPERINTENDENT OF the institution Is Rev
George j. Holiday
The association also fosters the worF
Of general education. particularly. hch-
mOnd COLLEGE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-21
TWO WEDDINGS.
Miss Melton Marrics Mr.. Birchard.
An clipping Couple.

Miss Eta Melton and NJ. Wells
Rirchard were married Wednesday at
$3.50 p. NJ. at Fairmount-Avenue Meth
odist Church.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
J. O. Kirk. of the Baptist church, as
sisted by Rev. George r.. Booker, Jr,
pastor of Paramount church.
The groom is the oldest son of Mrs. j.
Il Lane. and is at present college stu
dent lie is well-known in business cir
cles and highly respected by all who
know him.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Z. Melton. of Maddox Hill, for
merly of Fluvanna county She is very
charming young lady, and has a host
of friends She was attired in a becom-
ing brown travelling suit and carried
Brides roses.
The best man was Mr. Victor Orchard.
brother of the groom, with Miss Bessie
Barlowe as maid of honor. She was at
tired i'm light blue organdie over blue.
The bridesmaids were Miss Mercy Lane
and Miss Lizzie Lent. They were attired
in white organdie over white, and white
organdie over pink. respectively, and
carried white carnations The ushers
were George Lane and j. Edward Rose
Mendelssohns wedding march was most
tremendously rendered by Miss Sadie
Baker. The church was simply, but
tastefully, decorated with palms and flow
ers. After the ceremony the bridal par
~ were driven TO the Union depot. where
the young couple took the $40 train for
Washington. From there they will go
TO Niagara Falls. Canada. and northern
cities. After their return they will reside
at the suburban place Of the groom I'm
Henrico county. They are followed 10y
the best wishes Of their many friends.
The friends of Mr.. w. :. Burton and
Miss Florence W. Dickerson were quite
surprised to learn that the couple had
quietly gone TO GoldsbOro, y. c.. as
told in Yesterdays Times whore they
were married Thursday evening at
o'clock I'm the Hotel Kennon parlor, by
Rev. W. G. Newton Of Goldsboro.
The intentions of the young couple were
well kept and the only intimation that
their closest friends had Of the APP
preaching nuptials was when IL was
learned that they had gone to Goldsboro
The bride is a daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs A. W. Dckerson, of Church Hin,
and she is one of the prettiest and most
charming young ladies of the East End.
Mr. Burton is the well-known city bill
poster.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-21
CustomShousc Repairs

Inspector Of Public Buildings V. il.
Holmes of Washington is in this city look
ing after the renovation Of the Federal
Building here.
Mr. Holmes expressed himself as much
pleased with the progress of the work.
lie will also recommend the advisable
~ Of turning one Of the smaller offices,
Room No. z. of the Department of Inter
nal Revenue. into vault for the storing
OF government property
Mr. Holmes is "a former Richmonder, and
was member Of the old Richmond
La Fayette Artillery
Rooms No SIS Of the Internal Reve-
nue. Department and Room Is, L. 5.
Marshals Office viii be re-carpeted, as
will the private office of Col Brady.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-21

min was eating. That pious person drew
hack Mortified at the living forms he saw.
What did he do' Throw away the fruit
Not he He smashed the microscope
and went on with his meal.
There are people who are suffering
with weak lungs. They have an obsti-
nate cough, are weak, emaciated, hope
less They have been taught there's no
hope for them. Some one puts into their
hands one of DR.. Pierces books or adj
vertisements and through this medium
they see healthy, happy men rand women,
who declare that their lungs had been
weak, they had been racked by coughs,
had been emaciated, feeble, hopeless,
and we're positively and permanently
cured by DR. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery. These cures can be num-
bered by scores of thousands.
Are YOU sick' Will you throw aside
the advertisement, break the microscope,
or will YOU make one effort for health
Write to DR.. K. " Pierce, at Buffalo
Ny. There is no charge for consulta-
ton by letter. You'll get a prompt
answer, with fstherly sympathy and
medical skill combined.
There is no alcohol, or othf stimnlant
in Golden Medical Discovery"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-21
WITH THE RAILROADS.
Extensive Improvements on the Ches-
npcak and Ohio.

npcak aud Ohio.
The extensive improvements planned
by the Chesapeake and Ohio are rapidly
becoming realities
The work OF double-trackng the west
ern division Is being pushed right
along, and the two-mile stretch be-
tween Clifton Forge and Iron Gate
is about completed a new double
track iron bridge has been thrown
across the Jackson river. and other inn
movements on the road made With this
addition the Chesapeake and Ohio now
has about one hundred and forty miles
Of doubie-track. while the James River
Division and main line may be consider
cd as such.
The other Improvements on the compa-
ny's property are progressing favorably.
and the two new piers and elevator az
the Newport News terminus will soon be
finished.
The work along the river front at this
point Is being rushed and within the next
year and half Will be completed. The
improvements IN this city will cost about
s.O0 200
President Samuel Spencer OF the South
EN-. has assumed the duties OF his new
office as president OF the Cincinnati
Southern. vice s NJ FELTON,. resigned.
who WILL devote his time aud attention
10 the rhicees' and Alton
. President John SHELTON Williams OF The
eeahoar1 Air Tine. Is expected 10 return
~ this city to-day
Mr.. A., G.. Lewis Southern AGENT OF the
pa,tinofe and ohio with hssdauar'Ars
nj Norfolk yesterday visited Cap
tain o. ". westbury, OF the South
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-21
Paid the Wrong One,

An old colored man came 70 the First
Market yesterday with a calf, which he
had some trouble in handling. lie got a
Young boy, who was near by. 10 help MIN
and the calf was sold 10 Mr. Logon.
Mr. Logon thought the boy was with
the old man and paid him the money.
He was not seen afterwards. The old
man did not see the transaction and
waited for his money flr some time be-
fore he discovered what had been done.
Detectives Gibson and Wren began a
search for the boy and arrested George
williams, a notorious negro. The indenti-
dcation WAS partial and williams was
held as a suspicious character.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-21

The regular meeting OF Post a, Virginia
Division Travellers Protective Association.
will be held tonight. the regular meet
ing night. az headquarters. corner Third
and Main streets.
Commercial men and friends arc c-r-
daily Invited. Several matters Of intere c
10 tho 4. T. \. VIII be brought before the
body.
\ fun house IS expected. Save yo1r SIX
hats and walking canes FOR the Carnival.
Mr. o. A. Hawkins "a member of Posi- a
ard chairman OF the Carnival Commit i'e,
will be pleased with the idea OF having
the r. r. y. IN their accustomed cos
tunes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-21
COLD FLOODED, BRUTAL MURDER
Judge Wits Characterization of the
Crime Of Bntzncr's SLAYER.

Thomas. stevens was yesterday SEN
fenced 10 eighteen years in the PEN
itentary. his counsel acquiescing in the
verdict. In passing sentence Judge Witt
said:
"You arc TO be congratulated not only
upon the ability with which you have been
defended, but upon the leniency OF the
jury which tried you, According TO law
you were guilty of cold-bloode0 and
brutal murder 1t only remains for me.
however. TO sentence you TO "a term of
imprisonment of eighteen years"
Stevens received the sentence with the
same cold-blooded Indifference which has
characterized him since the murder was
committed. While the widow of Butzner
was giving her testimony during the
trial stevens laughed at her at time
when there was the least occasion for
mirth. But it was not a mirthful laugh.
Ii was cold. cruel and hard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-21
An Important Meeting.

The Christmas holidays viii wines.
large assembly OF teachers in M- in'' l..
Tenn. December 2Sth. 2slh aud f'l". .o
Southern Educational Association t"l
name OF this organization. and DO '7 "''l-
a good work The educational pi'o'''N.
differ materially In the different ee'iois
Of the Urited States. and the aou,h ~,
her peculiar problems o. deal WIN. Al
teachers are cordially Invited TO De pres
ent.
Those desiring further Information are
referred 10 General G. w Gordon. chair
man local Executive Committee &C Menu
phls
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-21

Hun p feet at southeast corner Twen-
tieth and r streets $3.50
Same TO Jas. A. Gregory. IS feet ON west
side Twenty-second street. go 6-E feet
north Of Q street $3.50.
Same to Clarence T.. Lewis. SO feet on
west side Twenty-second street, l2j 6-l2
feet north Of o street 1896
Same 90 Mary j. Smith. q feet at north
west corner Twenty-frst and @ streets,
s51T
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-21
HOWlTZERS' INSPECTION.
\ Great Treat in Store for the jolly
CannOnccrS.

The Richmond Howitzers will have their
regular monthly inspection Oh Tuesday
night. Nov 9Th. al their beautiful armo-
ry. C2s north Eighth street. After inspec-
ton drill there viii be a presentation OF
medals for attendance during the past
year. Music has been secured for the oc-
casion. and the "Jolly Cannoneers" Will
after drill. indulge I'm dancing until mid
night.
The 1iowitzers have also been extreme
ly fortunate i'm securing the services of
Judge Henry ". FlournOy. a man of
great ability aud q forcible speaker. who
WI deliver his lecture. Memories OF Old
Virginia Before the War" Friday night
November 24th. al their armory. Judge
Flournoy Is well known I'm this city
where ne once lived. He was at one time
Secretary Of the State of Virginia.
4 great treat Is In store for those who
will hear the Judge on this occasion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-21
G. AND SUNDAY OUTINGS
Each sunday Through October, TO Old
Point. Ocean View and Norfolk.

The c. 4 o. Sunday Outing Train with
Parlor Car will continue 10 leave Rich
mond each Sunday in October al $50 4. NJ.
Returning. leave Norfolk p, NJ. leave
old Point F. NJ. ana arrive at Richmond
Q =. NJ.
ONE DOLLAR FOR THE ROUND
TRIP 10 Old Point. Ocean View and Nor
folk Connection Is made with electric
cars for Newport News
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-21

An Autumn Outing.

A touring party Of thirty-hve persons
arrived at the jefferson yesterday acct-
noon at $3.50 O'Clock.
The party will remain 20 The Jefers1l
until Sunday WHOM they Will proceed Dob
Gettysburg. Llray C3yerns. Natural
Bridge and other points OF interest u
virginia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-21

,fre John Finders ST.. BE- critically Oh a.
80, ,,-i4.r.a 80 go east Franklin street
She hal been in faiilns health for some
limo and was On Thursday night taken
....il,,ry worse She s under the treat
mont of Dr Isaiah White.
rIo- daughter. Mrs james Conner. oi
l-,,,r.eston. s g. and Mrs. S. -. Mason.
NJ baltimore vino were sent for Thursday,
arrived last night
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-21

the transmigra-
ton of souls,
ate no animal
food, becaase
in destroying
even a worm
he might be
destroying the
body occupied
by an ances-
tor. A traveller
coming upon
the Brahmin
taking his veg
etablc meal.
told him it was
impossible to
avoid destruc-
ton of animal
,hfe and, to
prove ii, TO-
cused a micro
scope on the
fruit the Brah-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-21
BAPTIST ASSOCIATION.
Preparations Being Made TO Enter
tain This Body.

The Baptist General Association meets
November 18th. as heretofore announced.
The sessions will be held In the Second
church. from which the following COM
mittee has been appointed: Messrs w
II. Sader, Or. j. VI. Whitfield. George &.
jefferson, f. l.. Crump, X. J. Willingham,
Jr.
The other churches OF the city have
been asked TO appoint similar commit
tees and together Will constitute Gen
eral Committee. which will provide for
the entertainment OF the delegates
The association is composed of repre-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-21
CHRYSANTHEMUMS.

Beginning tomorrow Miller q Rhoads
will make a display OF these beautiful
autumn plants at their store on Broad
street They will also sell the plants
cheap and deliver same TO purchasers
house
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-21
A UNIQUE SOUVENIR.
Sir Moses Ezekiel WI Present To TIA"
V.MI. Wreath With a History.

4 unique souvenir Will be presented 10
the Virginia Military Institute by SIT
Moses Ezekiel. who is an aiumhus o. the
school. At the battle OF New NarAet SIR
Moses vas color-bearer and la'ef, WINE
the brave young soldiers were De'nE re-
viewed In stanton. parlF OF Du,ls
ladies' hurS n wreath on me s,'"'"iu, 'e
battalion came 10 Richmond III "hSh
another fresh wreath was offered b.
Young ladies OF this city. sir Moses placed
the stanton wreath on his arm Later
he wrapned Il In tissue paper and gave
It to his sister. who lives in Cincinnati
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-21
AZ, y'sCr,unlths.

a negro man had his hand mashed under
a larze stone at the foot OF seNenth street
Yesterday about $50 I. NJ TT, cunning
ham attended him and dressed his hurt.
\ vnl,s workman at new AL Saints