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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-09
A GOOD COMPLEXION
Depensls ON Goo. Digestion.


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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-09
Hi1hlaU1 Items.

MONTEREY, May 5.-Specia1.-The fol-
lowing have been appointed Pension
Board of this county: DR. ii. n. Jones,
o. Wilson, ]. c. Mathney and Willis Glib
son.
3. II. Hiner, of Franklin. w. Va; John
w Stephenson, of the Warm Springs.
and Joseph B. Stephenson. OF Harrison
burg, are the attorneys attending court.
Mrs. Betty Bird, highly respectable
citizen of Hishtown, is very low.
Mr. w A. Campbell, of Franklin, w.
Va, is visiting his sister, Mrs. Mary l..
Stephenson, of this place
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-09
Noteworthy Engagement.

BALTIMORE, May S.-Special.-The en-
gagement is announced of Miss Anne Trip
lett Haxall, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Boiling Haxall. of Exing, Loudoun county,
Va, to Mr.. Thomas Underwood Dudley, of
New York. son of Bishop Dudley, of Ken
lucky.
Miss Haxall, who has frequently visited
Baltimore. is a niece Of Mrs. Charles *.
Harrison and of Mr.. Triplett Haxall, of
this city, and has many relatives in Rich
mond.
Mr. Dudley's father was at one time
rector of Christ Church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-09
THE CROP BULLETIN.
Reports Concerning Corn Are Gener-
ally Favorable.

Reports Concerning Corn Are Gener-
ally Favorable.
WASHINGTON, May S.-The Agricul-
ture Departments weekly crop bulletin
issued to-day shows the following sum
mary of crop conditions:
Rain is now very generally needed north
of the Missouri and Ohio rivers the lack
of moisture being most seriously felt in
Michigan and portions of Wisconsin, Min
nesota and North Dakota, while a large
part of Texas continues to suffer from
the effects of the destructive rains OF the
two preceding weeks. Heavy rains oc-
Cured in California, being on the whole,
greatly beneficial. In the Lake Ton, Ohio
Valley, the Middle Atlantic States and
New England, frequent frosts were
more or less destructive.
The cool, dry YEA Their has retarded corn
planting in the States of the Ohio and
Mississippi valleys and Lake Rion, but
very favorable progress has been made in
the Middle Atlantic and Missouri Valley
States, except Iowa. and Nebraska.
In the Southern States the reports con-
corning corn are generally favorable, eN-
cept in Texas and Florida.
Owing TO low temperatures and lack OF
rain winter wheat has made slow progress
in the States of the Ohio Valley, and COM
plants Oh serious INJURY ny HIS III 1eii-
nessee and rust in South Carolina and
Georgia are reported. In the Middle AT
lantic States and generally to the west
of the Mississippi the crop has made good
progress.
Some slight damage to spring wheat by
heavy frost and high wind is reported from
North Dakota, but generally throughout
the spring wheat region the crop is doing
well.
The previously reported favorable out
look for oats continues unimpaired, except
slight deterioration in portions of the Ohio
and Mississippi valleys where growth has
been checked by cool, dry weather.
Cool nights have been unfavoraible to
cotton over the northern portions OF the
eastern half of the cotton belt, and the
heavy rains of the previous weeks in
Florida and Texas have necessitated ex-
tensive replanting.
Generally, however, the crop has done
well. Good stands are reported except in
the flooded portions of Texas and Florida.
In Texas planting has been vigorously
pushed where practicable, and is well adj
vanced in northern portion but is much
behind in the middle portions, where. in
places, the third planting has been rem
dered necessary by flood.
Tobacco plants continue plentiful. and
are large enough for transplanting in Viz
e;nia and Tennessee. The bulk of the crop
has been planted in South Carolina.
Fruit1 reports generally are encourag-
n
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-09
THE GRABBING SEASON
Rev. DR. Hundley Has a Slight Stroke
of Paralysis.

of Paralysis.
IRElNGIloN, Va. May Especial
Charles w. Robinson, a government bank
inspector arrived here this week to look
into the afrairsf o the Lancaster
National bank. He expressed himself as
much pleased with the progress which
the bank had made in its two weeks eX-
tstence.
The steamer Westlnoreland, on her reSu-
lar "trip 10 Baltimore, had on board four
tremendous walnut logs which were taken
aboard at Whealton and Monasion
mla1ves.
Rev Jack Rosser, of the Virginia Con-
ference, has arrived at Wheaton, where
he will assist Rev. w. j.. Ware in "a
series Of meetings.
DR. J. Hurley Hundley, d. ID, Of Essex.
has slight stroke of paralysis. His son,
Dr. Mason HundieS, of Baltimore, arriv
ed this morning to attend him.
The handsome three-mast schooner,
Mary Lee Patton, is in Urbana Creek
loading with railroad ties for j. M. Stubbs,
OF Gloucester This is one of the largest
and lsandsomest vessels ever loaded in the
Raqpahannock. the schooner having a
capacity OF $50 TONS
A great many of the farmers of West
rnoreiand have shcared their sheep. The
clip of r NJ Arrest has the. record SO
far, he having clipped 400 pounds from
a flock OF forty-t three
Miss Daisy Vaughan, of Petersburg who
has been visiting her cousin, Miss jose
Prime Flowers. Of White Stone, is now
visiting near Merry Point, in Lancaster
county
Mrs. R. X whaley, of White Stone.
who has been in q Baltimore hospital for
medical treatment has returned much
improved in health.
The Grabbing season is now in full blast.
The steamer Richmond carried fully 10000
dozen 10 baltimore on her last trip. There
IS a greater tendency than heretofore TO
shin TO northern markets.
Waruen uiughes. who has been III with
smallpox in Cherry Point. Northunber
iand county. is much improved. and 1t is
Thought 1aat no new cases will develop.
The quarantine will soon be raised in his
neighhorhood, and the churches and halls
s,e reccened.
Miss lrena Van Pelt, after spending the
winter with relatives at SaarF,=s Wharf,
lancaster county. has left for New York.
H ID. nIHrSamara, of White Stone, has
been appointed as a census enumerator
for White Stone and Little Bay voting
precincts: H "A. w. Kellu1n for lrvinston
ana wesar,s. and II. II. Ramps for XII
t,argnoclS:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-09
OSCAR FLEMING
MURDER CASE
gerdicts Must Be Construed Accord
ing 10 Their Intent.
a NEW RIAL REFUSED.
sricklase.s' aud Carpenters Demand
for Higher Wages Conccd esl-Nava'
Reserves TO Go on Weeks
Cruise on the sDixsc-Wreck.

NORFOLK. VA May Especial
Judge White. at Princess Anne Court
house, to-day refused the application for
a new trial of Justice Oscar Fleming.
sentenced 20 serve fourteen years in the
penitcntiary Tor shooting Clarence
Snyder.
The jury did not in their verdict, state
the degree of murder Of which they found
Fleming guilty. and counsel for this cause
.xce,sted and demanded a new trial.
Judge White held the jury,s omission
.mmaterial. and ruled that verdcts
shall be construed according TO their
Intent
Counsel noted an appeal to the Circuit
Court. Fleming who was taken to
princess Anne this morning, was to-
n:ght returned to the Norfolk jail
HIGHER WAGES.
The demand of Norfolk bricklayers and
carpenters for advanced wages has been
granted. Bricl1layers will hereafter re-
ceiye fifty cents an hour. carpenters S2.5o
and s2l5 a day. The high price of ma
teiials during the pas. year has affected
building and little is doing here. Ad-
Nanced wages Will probably still further
retald IL. ii is conceded. however, that
The cost of living here has greatly in
creased.
BY a passenger wreck on the Norfolk
and Carolina Railroad, near Fremont,
caused by a collision with another train,
Conductor d s. MILFORD, of Portsmouth.
was hurt His leg was amputated this
afternoon. No further details of the
accident are known here
THE NAVAL, RESERVES.
The Norfolk Naval Reserves, who have
been invited to be present at the Rich
1nond Carnival, say that they will be
unable TO accept the invitation because
they are 10 go on cruise aboard the
cruiser Dixie. The warship is expected
10 arrive here May 18th. the day before
the Carnival begins. and the reserves
are booked for a weeks cruise. and can
not gracefully decline to go in view of
the substantial support the Government
mas given the organization.
The monitor Amphitrite sailed this af-
ternoon for Brooklyn for repairs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-09
Coin" New Mexico.

NEWCASTLE. VA, May S.-speciai.-Dr.
n. Z. Givens and Mr. George w Layman,
Commemorative Attorney, left this week
for a visit TO New Mexico and the great
Southwest, with a view to settling there
Neither Of the gentlemen, are intending to
take their families at once. Mr.. Laymans
term of office will not expire for some
years, but Dr. Grimes will probably remain
there If he likes the country.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-09
DIED OF HER WOUNDS.
Mrs. Bishop, Who Attempted Suicide,
Succunbed 10 Her Injuries.

Succumbed 10 Fer Injuries.
BOOKER, VA, May 7.-Special.-Mrs.
Alice D. Bishop who tried to take her own
life by cutting her throat last Thursday,
died Sunday evening about o'clock
She was stricken with paralysis, May
18TH 1897. since which time she has been
an invalid.
She was formerly Miss Lee, of Prince
George county, and came of good family.
She was a member of the Baptist Church.
She was married in Jan. 1885. and leaves
a husband and four children. Her body
will be carried tomorrow to her former
home. prince George county. and buried
in the old family burying-ground.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-09
Comm. to the Fair.

OBERLY, VA, May 7.-s'pecal.-The
fruit crop is the heaviest in years.
Many from this section will attend the
Carnival. Misses katherine Vaughan and
Lily Walton will be the guests OF Miss
Charlotte Poythuse, No. 100 South Fifth
Street, and Miss NJ. E. Cardoza. will spend
the week in the home of DR.. G. b. Strick-
Ter, Union Seminary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-09
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS
-o.o-~~~-~-~-~~,o~Uc<>~
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
VALUABLE FARM AND DWELLING,
NEAR CHESTERFIELD COURT
HOUSE.

BY virtue of deed of trust from A. j.
Booth to the undersigned, dated March 2,
1856, 1 shall, on
MONDAY, THE 18th DAY OF, MAY, 1900,
at 1 o'clock P. NJ, IL front of Chester
field courthouse, offer for sale publicly
that TRACT OF LAND, containing 100
acres. about one mile east Of the court
house, bounded by the lands of John L.
Ellison w. Shade and others. having
thereon a large dwel:ing-house and all
necessary out-buildings, being generally
known as the Beasley tract. This is a
very desirable farm.
TERMS: Cash as to cost of trust and
enough to pay note OF $500. with interest
from April /, 1886: balance, If any, upon
such credits as may be announced al
sale. PHILIP V. GoGBil1L'
A. L. Adamson. Auctioneer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-09
Entertainment ut ashland.

ASHLAND. VA, May S-Special.-A
most delightful entertainment was given
last evening by MIR. and Mrs. Harvey
Laden in honor of her beautiful de-
butante daughter. Miss Fanny Laden.
Refreshments were served, and dancing
was INDUCED in until the wee sma"
hours. There were many visitors present
from Richmond and elsewhere.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-09
Mifis the Sick

Rev. DR.. George Cooper who was taken
sick at First Baptist Church on Sunday
alisflt, was better last night He
will be able to leave his room in few
days.
The condition of Rev Mr. spooner,
who has been dangerously i'll for the
last few days, was decidedly better yes
terday.
/. Mr. J. II. Browder continues quite ILL.,
There was no material change in the
condition of DR.. Hunter MCGUIRE last
night
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-09
Frost in Tazn,yell

TAZEWELL. VA, May ESPECIAL
There was very heavy frost and slight
freeze in Tazewel on Saturday night
last, and ii is feared that the fruit crop
IS damaged. Early gardens and-corn were
cut to the ground.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-09
LEATH SECURES CASINO.

Richmond's Theatrical Manager to
Run Vaudeville at Newport News.
NEWPORT NEWS, VA. May s-spec-
tal-Thomas Leath, of Richmond. to-day
closed q deal with the Old Dominion Land
Company, by whica, he has secured the
Casino for a three months vaudeville sea-
son this summer.
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L
Richmond. Va.
ON OR BEFORE MAY 1sr TIE ABOVE
named eomp pGvF Hl b s.lfGesa o % the the
LtitS.tiS,GNT RAILWAY AND ELEC-
T I1Fsft-'A COMPANY, ana IT asks that all
Of said companys former patrons 5sg5r Tl.i
cansffiarari0n. and renew all contracts
row in force for electric lights ans
NEW. cAPAcIoGs and MOST MOD
EpI electric apparatus has been puit
chased. and will be installed ,; ;s soon a.
pF,tr,yr OF electric current ard securing
prompt and reliable ssEsicr. .Fi.s rates
1S,,,,,t,,,,- ,.,.n offer we hope 10 retais
ali fhe old customers OF the Riehmond
Ratlway and Electric Gon4oang. and
aStr as MANY new customers as may de.
sire nronfpt and reliable seFFiee- coupled
With considerate aEd courteous treat
4-t RICHMOND PASSENGER AND
POy, Err COMPANY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-09
Mechanics, Institute

The commencement exercises of the.
virg.n MIA Mechanics institute Night
School of Technology will be held at
the Y NJ c. A. Hall tomorrow night a t
$50 O'Clock. Rev. DR.. John j. Iafferty
will deliver the address. The presenta-
ton of prizes and diplomas will be made
by Colonel C. p. E. Burgwyn, the prin-
Gina
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-09
s c gE9 INVESTMENT.

TO THE HOLDERS OF THE SIN FER
CENT BONDS OF THE COMMON
WEALTH CLUB, MATURING JUNE
/. 1900, $4,000:
, The Club has decided to extend its
bonds twenty years.
The Virginia Trust Company will act
for the bondholders, properly stamping
them and attaching the new coupons
Holders of these bonds. who have
been seen. have readily agreed to the sX-,
tension; as, however, the bonds are some
what scattered. thsis means Is adopted
70 notify all holders of the action OF tho
Club and the request is made that they
communicate with the undersigned az the
earliest possible date. stating whether
they will extend.
AS some of the bonds are known TO be
held by estates in liquidation, a part or
the issue is offered TO the public at par
and interest. payable copper cent. cash,
balance in two, four, six and eiShE
months
The bonds are good beyond peradvsn-
ture, and the coupons are paid regularly.
as not only is the physical security or the
property ample for the principal. put
also The fixed income of the Club tar IN
excess of the annual interest
Further information will be given upon
WYNDHAM BOILING.
Chairman;
s. DABNEY CRENSEIAW.
w S. FORBES
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-09
SENTENCED FOR FORGERY.
A Youn. Man of Former Good Char

A Youn. Man OF Former Good Char
ac,er Goes 10 Peniteutiary.
BRISTOL. TENN. May S--Speciai.-R.
II Lawrence, Of Chris,ianshurg, Va. a
eoung man who had formerly borne a good
name. was tried in the Corporation Court
here to-day for forgery, and was sem
renced TO two years in the Virginia peni-
rentiaTy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-09
yoTIcE-AI.I. GLASS MILK-BorTLEs

NOTICEABLE CLASS MILk-B0TTLE.
rnarl.ad ..Chatsworth Dairy Co." or
property Of Chatsworth Dairy Co..
bs,onae 10 the Chatsworth Dairy Com
many. and descriptions OF same have
baen fled according 70 law. All par
,iss are warned against being IN illegal
nossession OF these bottles. under
penalty Of. che law.
cHATSwoRTH DAIRY COMPANY
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-09
BY n. w. Rowe,
Zeal Estate AuctiOneer,

RUsTEEs SALE ,,1 OF An ,I EScE *
wE51NSSTrsy-TtIIRD sTREE.r BETWEEN
P AND S STREETS, IN PARAMOUNT.
CoNVENTENCES AND WITH STA
BE. CARRIAGE-HOUS ETC. EAST
Or AND ADJACENT TO THE CITY
OF RICHMOND.-By virtue of q deed
of trust to the Undersigned. dated Octo-
Der 49, 1895 and duly recorded III the
office of the clerk of the County Court
OF Henrico in Deadlock $50 'B. page
rs, there having been default in the pay
cured. and being directed SO to do By
the beneficiary. l will sell, by public auc-
ton on the premises, on
THURSDAY. MAY 10, 1900.
at G. o'clock P. NJ the excellent DWELL
INC; above referred to- together with the
attractive LOT on which it stands, 'front.'
third Street between r and S Streets.
The house contains about eight rooms,
is conveniently arranged, is supplied with
water &c by means of a wind-lnill. and
is altogether one of the most desirable
and comfortable homes to be found any
where The lot is very broad. and has Il
good stable and carriaSe-house on the
rear -ou
Trustee.
n B.-The auctioneer. in his individual
canacitv. will lend to the buyer a large
part of the purchase-money for term
OF years. lhyo
No 20 East Broad Street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-09
,,lre al JcgYerson and Gary.

An alarm was turned in about 4 o'ciocS.
Yesterday afternoon for small IRE al
the corner of Jefferson and Cary Streets
The IRE was caused by a defective chsm-
ney. Little DANA ge was dora
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-09
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


AN ESTABLISiED. PAYING 8 AND 40
Cent Company desires TO sell stock for
party subscribing to stock can have IN
active interest or have some one repre-
sent him. References given 8 and .Te-
ouired Address TEN-CENT8 COAl--
RANx. cara Leader.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-09
con So Down 50 cts Weekly. S9l
MEETINGS..
Southern Railway Company,
Ri.b ~nnrH va Nav /. 1850

SOUTHERN HAIINdE -VLI.FdILyr
Richmond Va. May |, 1880.
NOTICE.-A GENERAL MEETING OF
the stockholders OF the Southern tsaii-
way Company IS hereby called. TO De
held at the principal office OF the COM
pany. in Richmond. Va, on FRI !,
June |. 1900. at 10 o'clock y. II, for the
transaction OF such business Is ma nc
brought before the meeting including
a. 70 consider the desirahility of
issuing in future. under tbs FIRST con
soIidated Mortgage Deed ot the COM
nam. series Of bonds bearing rate OF
interest less than ) per cent
o. 70 consider the aeeept5n Sc, as al; an
nanv OF the act of the General Assem-
bIv OF the State of Virginia. approved
JANUARY -, 1900.
JOSIAH r. HILL
~, Secretary
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THE PUBLIC Is HEREBY NOTIFIED
that on the LIST day OF May. 1900 I sold
out my interests in the business hereto
fore conducted by the hFni OF Brill. 8
RICHARDSON. ard mat am no longer
a member OF that firm.
iSignedJ ~ z. BRILL
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AS executor of j. S. Forbes, deceased, /
will sell, by auction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY, MAY II, 1900,
AT 80 O'CLOCK PM, the attractive and
desirable property mentioned above. The
dwellings contain about II rooms each,
both in good condition, with almost every
convenience and Improvement Ihey viii
be offered separately The lots have a
frontage of 20 feet each by depth OF l,3
feet to 2O-foot alley. This property needs
no comment-it speaks for Itself.
TERMS: One-third cash; residue at SIX,
twelve. eighteen and twenty-four months,
credit payments TO be evidenced by notes,
interest added, and secured by trust-deed.
JOHN MANN, JR.,
my6 Executor
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WEDNESDAY,, MAY 8, 1900,
beginning at 5 O'Clock P.AI, the +, follow ,T,
ing VERY DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE,
in the order named
First. Those TWO WELL.BUILT
Brick DWELLING HOUSES. Nos. BIS
and $751; North Twenty-sevsnth street,
between Broad and Marshall streets:
These houses are we'll located. thoroughly
lighted ard Ventilated, contain seven
rooms each, besides bathroom, etc, ana
are situated on good, deep lots running
back to an alley.
Second. At 8 o'clock p NJ the me IANG
FRAME HOUSES. Nos. 7o1 and tG5. North
Twenty-four,h Street. situated at the
northeast corner of Twentt.-fourth ana
sides bath. etc. These houses are wen
Third. Immediately after the sale !s., OF the
last two houses. l viii sell an ATTFiAi-
TIVE VACANT LOT on the north side
of NJ Street, between Twenty-fourtn ana
sTwenty-tifth Streets. immediately n rear
of the houses last above menuoneu,
fronting 81 feet and running Jack +
feet 3 inches. These lots, by reason OF
their eligible location, and having aileSs
on either side present an unuSual opPor-
tunity to those who desire building sizes
at a moderate cost.
All of the foregoing property IS Wen
worthy the attention OF home-seekers an9
investors as well. The houses Will be SOLO
se TfERMs: VIII be very liberal and an
nounced at time of sale.
NV, EXecutrix.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-09

TO THE sTocKHoLDE.es OF THE L!5, B.
F. Johnson PUBLISHING CON- COM.
pANY.-T2lle notice that, IN pursuance
.,.oIution oi The Board of Directors
Of the 3. F. JOHNSON PUBLISHING
COMPANY, adopted on the 18th day OF
April. 1900. there viii be a general
meeting of the stockholders OF saLd ; ON
=, 80 p NJ, at the principal office of
SItd COMPANY. No 90J East Main Street.
richmond Va. Said meeting Is called
FOR the consideration and determination
of all questions which may be brought
neLo- &. F. JOHNSON.
oa President.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-09

TrTF, ANIMAL MEETING OF THE
BAUGFIMAN STATlQSt-tsss4 - M ~.
company. No. 1907 East Main street.
Pichnond Va, On WEDNESDAY, May
. i'O0' JAS. S FRANCIS,
a,ot Acting Treasurer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-09
SITUATIONS MASrED--Female.

WANTED. a POSITION AS coMPAS-
ion to a lady. or as -sraanuensis, ard TO.
help generally No objection TO sravsI-
ing. Address a. s.. c., clre I-eaaar-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-09
BY N. w. Bowe,
Real Estate Auctioneer.

AS executrix of the last will of Dr. L..
c. Crump, deceased will sell, by public
auction on the respective premises, on
WEDNESDAY,, MAY 8, 1900.
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SfEriAL NOTICEs
Eichrnond Passenger and Power Co,
Richmond. Va.

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