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Friedrich voclker give, a Concert.

There Is no particular reason why Fried
rich Voeker should have given concert at
Alendelssohn Hall last evening. Mr. Voclker
Is a volnist, formerly member Of the Thomas
orchestra He has q nimble left hand and.
after his nervousness wore of, an agile bow.
but his playing is hopelessly un!rtcrcsthig.
lie belongs In an orchestra which always
covers a multitude 81 toual sins for he is
lacking in individual style. Mr Noelkrr
is a good musician. doubtless an excellent
teacher but he must not play 500 NiolI--ut
east not in New York city. He gave
numbers ny Raff, Bach. Sarasate. Wier!aw-hi
and Noelker and they all sounded A!ik" lie
Perpetual Movement. but his tone was hard,
dry and rasping. In the Bach air he achieved
moro mcllowneSs. breadth and freedom. though
never for nome M was there the Eliminating
grace Of a musical temperament After h"
leaves the first position on his instrument,
his tone loses color. resonance BODY. aud here
was much sharriHg and fai'ns dur,
thc result Of natural disGvietude,
IN ra~at tpman,a Tie yioliui.t failed
uiterlN IN tnt hing ~" native SIanish quality
of the ui"C" Ho simflv Ilgycd slowly
Slavic Cradle Sorg hy Ncruda went better
Vet even here the tempo was often an exaSper.
Intended by nature 10 wear the mye-iil purple
ofth solo vIlini~' lie l. musi ian ~ sound
sChol Irly attachments. nothing moro
There was singing by Mrs. Jessie 4 McClel-
land. which cpi'omilcd all that should not be
done With the voice, some uurhl thmicll but
earnest orrau pla ins by Mr.. Lacey Baker. and
n very cheerfnl and polite auditory. Mr. Emilio
Levy PLAYED thc uiano accompaninents
throughout the evening with his usua, tact
and deceCv.
The sun., 1900-11-22
Count Adhemar dc CastriIsne Here.

The Count ,dhemar DO Ca>'.lanr arrived
u this country ~ Tuesday under the name
of Count de \oran'e. Naich l- an old ,asie!-
lane family name The Count va, a pa>,eu yer
Ga L. Iuuitan" llc desired Q, como into tho
country rnnuticei, II H. understood, b.caitsr
hi~ family ha- had such rotoroty uf ate that
l. asteful to II. and al.o because ucr>isrrrt
r,Imors have been circulated TIA, H.. /. .cd
to be married 10 the dnurhtcr OF Daniel Bacon
. the broker, Of li3 Vest ttfty--'Ncuth street
hv Mr. Bacon and by the r"-i ~ ITO Bacon
family Nr. Bacon l. much annoyed nv tn"
perSistency Of tho story. ''a SIid e>tcrdav
hat the Count wes "a friend oi the family and
II was very painful - have tho de- ire 10 en-
t~r,ain tho Count properly complicated hv
false and embarraSsin! reports
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I'll Trovatore" with PhDbe Strakosch In tn,
Role Of IeOnorc.

Verdi's III Trovatore" II one Of the Italian
operas that retains lis national title under
all circumstances In this country II II we're
ever to disappear the time is now favorable.
bur it is a. highly respected during the English
season at the Metropolitan as II ever was
during more polyRlOt times Elsewhere the
name OF the work has been translated into the
language in which il IL sung Rut the Italian
opera here,
Last night the representation at the Met
ropoltan brought forward a new Lsonore
In the person OF PhBbe Strakosch. who had
not sung the rNlc before. Minnie Tracey
had first been announced for the performance
Miss Strakosch Is always capable and shows
the results of artistic training and routine
William Nertens who assumed the pale blue
scarf Of Di Iuul for the first time had his usual
struggle with the vernaCular and sang ar
tstcally Joseph Sheehan exhibited his top
notes 10 the usual advantage IN the strctta.
Louise MeiSsinger was n dramatic lzUceuu.
The sun., 1900-11-22
WEDs THE WAIP SHE BEFRIENDED.
Boy who Asked Mrs. Dcwing for Work Fifteen
Year, Ago Becomcs Her Husband.

Justice OF the Peace George Seymour OF
Hoboken yesterday morning married Mrs Mary
Dewing, a widow, 81 years old. of Trenton.
n J, and owner of several lumber vessels,
to Charles SChoenfeld. 27 years old OF Albany,
y Y who ha- worked on one OF her vessels
for the last twelve Years
In the spring Of 1885 Sohoenfeld. then a
b ~ of IS claiubered on board a lumber
vessel in TIoboken and asked Mrs Dewng
or shelter as he was homeless He was taken
In aud remained until Dewing died two years
ago Mrs Dewng was III for q few months
az ,ha, time and SChocnfeld acted ms her mana
ger After the ceremony yesterday Mrs
Schoenield instructed Justice Seymour 20 have
her vessels and property placed ia the name
of herself and husband Jointly
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ANDOVER CONTROyERsY OVER.
The Installation Of the Rev. r. Y. Hincks a. q
Professor Ends IL.

ASpovHR. Mass Nov 2i.-By the instala-
tlon Of the Rev Edward Y. Hincks d. D., as
Abbott professor OF Christian Theology in
Andover Theological Seminary. last nlght the
conclusion is reached Of the famous "Andover
controversy" II was marked by the unan-
imous consent Of the visitors and trustees 10
Tie abolition uf tine subscription by the cand-
date 70 the creed Of founders The creed Is IN
thraseology that belongs to former time and
entirely different mode Of thinking. and as il
intirnat.d by the trustees, IL causes the user
70 lie liable n be- misunderstood BY installing
a man found % bc of sound and. orthodox
principles In divinity agreeable to said creed
the visitors and trustees believe that They have
fulfilled the intent Of the founders. This action
Of the visitors ard trustees set forth IN two
memorials one PREPARED by each body. which
were read at the installation exercises.
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Actr,ss Sues Dcrms toiogist for sear,.

BosToS Nov. 81 Tho men who remove
wrinkles and add dmples TO order to the faces
of women are watching n suit now in progress
here in which Mrs DeI.isle an amateur actress.
sues a doctor for 500 600 damages for scars on
her lace, She wanted some wrinkles taken
out and a. result oi the operation she still has
the wrinkles, Will tro scars on her forehead in
addition. The dermatologist admits tn, scars,
hut said they came through allowing her to,
dictate where the cuts should be made u take
NJ the wrinkles
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Gibson -wIISON.-ou Monday. Nov 10, 1900.
a, ST. James's Church, PhIadelp phia BY
the Rev. Elwood Worcester, d. d . John Trevor
Gibson of New York city TO Mary Haseli daughter
OF Joseph NJ Wilson Of Philadelphia
TNEf-MAXwELL.-on Saturday. Nov. ~.
1900. al the Church OF the Saviour. Brooklyn.
n. Y.,hy the Rev John p. Forbes. Howard Fred.
eric Whitney to Louise Duncan. daug hter Of
Mr. and Mrs John Rogers Maxwell
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WOMEN SUMMONED TO COURT.
It's Dangerous Thing TO Mix Paper With
Ashes in Jersey CITY,

Twenty women Of Iersey City were SUM
moned 10 the Second Criminal Court Yesterday
morning on complaint of henry Byrne, the
official ashes and garbage contractor. who
said they placed loose rapsr in their ash barrels
IN violation ot a city ordinance Police Justice
Murphy warned the women not 20 offend the
ashmen in the future. They promised and
were DISCHARGED ~
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Arrirrd-WHnNRspAY. Nov. p

SIS Oceanic, Cameron, Liverpool. Nov. ~
S. AlIer Wilhelm. GrLOa. Nov s.
S. Krnsington Mnrsd.n. Antwerp. Nov IN.
SIS Panama. Curet Bordeaux, Nov.
SIS Castlan Prince, Coun. Santos, oct ~
s. Celtic Princess Morrison Calcutta. Sept IL.
SIS Genesee. Scott. Belfast. Nov. 5.
SIS soma Btaini GheTges Denis. oct. 10,
SIS PretOra Mckenzie. Bermuda Nov. 10
SIS t'uer Larsen, Dcme!ara, Nov. H.
SIS Frascati. Wills Jamaica. Nov. u.
SIS III Sud Higg!ns. SeH orleans. Nov. ls
SIS Biueneids tHingham. Baltimore. Nov. 10
SIS Iroauois Kemble, Jack-onyie, Nov, Is
Ss Jefferson Dole, Norfolk. Nov 90.
S. RIchmond Catherine, Norfolk. Nov. 20.
BARK a OeUua MAison. Rosario, Sept II.
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To Put Up Tall building In Chatham square.

Plans were filed with the Building Depart
ment yesterday by Bucknan Fox. architects
for a ten-story brick and stone factory and
store building, 81 3lit,S ~ feet, to be erected
AT the junction OF Fast Broadway. Chatham
: Iuare and Catherine street, for lsidor Brave
man and TO cost slJUOp.
The sun., 1900-11-22

When You think livery, think
Rogers, Pcet a. Company.
Makers Of Livery.
Have you seen our heavy
weight serge suits. Good taste,
good form and economical.
Don't run away thinking these
patented ventilated shoes Of ours
are summer shoes.
DO YOU ventilate your living
room only in summer.
IS shoes, single and double
soled for $3.50.
Every hat has its day-the
day of the Alpine was "yester.
dav;" to.day's hat is the derby.
Our derby is As good as we
know how to make it.
RoGERs, PEEr :, COMPANY.
e5s Broadway cor. Warren,
and and warren -.
56p Broadway. cor. Prince. We MI orders
1900 Broadway. cor. a,d, d, mail
and 81 West 33d St,
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Woman Held for Improper Use Of the Mails.

Mrs Mary II Jordan Of 5?2 Fourth avenue,
Brooklyn. was arrested yesterday on a war
rant issued bv United States Commissioner
Morle on complaint Of Anthony ComstOCk who
charged her with sending an improper letter
through the mails TO her brother-in-law, Daniel
Jordan rejecting on the latters wife Mrs
Jordan was held for the action Of the Grand
.lnr
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MARINE INTELLIGENT.

MrNiATt'Rp ALMANAC-THs DAY
Sun rises 80 55I Sun sets ASS Neon sets -
HIGH whrER-THtS DAY.
Sandy Hook..7 0 Gov. Id.5 Hell Gate. o:S3
The sun., 1900-11-22

SIS 81. Louis from New York at Southampton
Sc Friesland from y " York, OF Southampton.
S. Kaiserin Maria lheresia. from New York, et
SIS Ethiopia from New York AZ Glasgow
s. MaLItUU. rom New York. at London.
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Board Of Health TO Anaiyne Croton water

Because Of the numerous complaints rc-
ccivcd about the condition Of the city water
the Board of Health i IN make exhaustive
analyses of the trOtun water. the result oi which
will be announced in a few days
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FUNERAL or DAVID HENNESSY.
Crowds at the Church Accounting Dem snded
Of Young Corneiiie.

BAY SHORE. l. l.. Nov. 2i.-The funeral Of
David Hennessy was held to-day in the Metho-
dist Church. The church was crowded and
business in town was practically suspended
The services were conducted by the Rev III ".
Dyrne. pastor of the church. assisted by the
Rev Ii Armstrong The services AT the
grave In Oakwood Cemetery we're conducted
BY Or. Byrnes Rufus Corneille has bean
serye ed with an order comnelling him 10 render
an account OF the business in which he and
Hennessy were engaged
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In Either Case.

whether you aye buying of selling resi estate. con.
4 sut the Board Of Brosers Want aud OncT' column
J on real estate page Sundays and Thufsd,y<
The sun., 1900-11-22

SAILED FROM FoREIGv PORTS
SIS TeUior.c. from Liverpool fpr New York
The sun., 1900-11-22
IKANSpACIEIC MAII =

NO MORE CONCISE AGGREGATION
OF Real Estate News IL to be found in anv
medium than that printed In TRE suS eAc6 CAV.
ADD.
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Post Offire alotief.
DOST OFFICE NOTICE.

I,s,ou,s b. read apAuy bv ali ,n,,,.s,,s,,.s,-
a,y s rsy for T1 e. week ending Nov "a 1900
viii ease R0MIIY % IT, IL IN mai ali ,aSt caScS At ALL the General
Pos, one a, i9oTs pAHCELs &C.! POSI- Nails
fsls, Posi &sis % icr G;'%aas s sSost % at % Isn
Gay TRANSATLANTIC NAILS.
EFkRKkEEPP kkEP idAHppTT HnATISu HSnATISu rTSy1TIa"A15 Ty1Ia a15
Glscsd nr f % 2s 9assi PAX Il E% must be
SAT, a'o "a a. oaces,o11 M No, ErspPE T
Prince: a. a; n; 70, MkIH6ERLANns clrsc,;
pef .ss@mshir AmsisrdAm"r al 70 <. Il, Tor
SCOiLAHp d,tsc,. per s,ramship Anch9tia'
"""" "''' '' 1''''..u 80 pe' '''o"'''' '"'Ao'o
PRINTED MATTER ETC, This steamer takes
pies for Germany only. The sane class Of mall
matter for other parts Of Eurpe viii not be sent
Ai.ei u; closing Of ths suppsmtniHry 1ran.aian,ie
Malls named seoye' addiii3nai spppirmtn7tsIy
English, FI.nsh and dsrman steamer: and Re: Is:
main open unill within Ten Minutes Of the hour
- so,,r,, ;Zac,.>.r,, ,,r.,,.
MAILS FOR snrLH AN6 CENTRAL AMERICA
THURSDAY Al $50 4, Il Tor JAMAICA, per
steamship Adn,lal SampsgMi, t,.m lh.iaG",-
GROIN, va s. Thomas peI ,r4mT ,nnu,Ai MIsgaf s,g,
ron phil.d,,plla a, u ., y " ini rWti %, Fi.A
at L M.lsuppltm tmcniaH 5uP. NJ 10! NASSAU,
GrASSLANANo 6Snago tnd SANIIAuo per steam
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SAL kllAh. Az ~ a - co., 1gt., meiiah ,u.'
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ini nohI llOW yer s,gansrp ,"h,. m a. We San
igi%tXfz{IGiA ara q HASHo. Psi s,es.
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Ol rGOING STEAMSHIPS
sat- cGy
The sun., 1900-11-22

PRINTED MATTER, ETC.--Thls steamer takes
Printed Matter, Commercial Papers, and Sam.
pies for Germany only. The same class OF mall
matter for other parts ~ Eurpe will not be sent
BY this ship unless specially directed by her
After the closing OF tie Supplementary 1ranratanic
Malls named above, additional supplementary
mails are opened on the piers Of the American.
English. French and German steamers, and re-
main open until within Ten Minutcs Of the hour
Of sailing OF steamer.
The sun., 1900-11-22
Schools of Lam uages.
LIP-READING

taught to deaf or hare. Of. hearing persons Rapid
system. Results uniformly satisfactory. 3nth year.
DAVID GREENE. ll22 BROADWAY.
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- 80
Alediral.

A TTENTloN-oLD DIR GRiNDIE, GRADrATE
CIAlIS'r IN DISEASES OF MEN. OLD DIR GRIN.
DLE has been longer established and Las bad more
np'ppT p p.pes pIove snSa ,s Hd. a .en o
treatment blood and skin diseases pain IN bones red
inSs Kidney and bladder complaints. scaldinr in
rAmmation, gravel, undevcured organs. weak back,
sssu Ss, tis 70 n.y ase .hSSd 20 to pR I'D
established Once over 10 years at II West l.th st.
se,Sssn on and @ IN " nprdimeS's d.diSg ,emSy,d ,
physicians Remember Old DIR GRiNDl.E has a
record for narvcllo9s cures Advice Iree Medicine
ST. Hours 0 to y. Sundays, sto }.
OLD DIR: GREY. As year, a specialist In
guaranteed in all the diseases peculiar 10 men, blood
poison. skin diseases, kidney and bladder trouble
dreams, undevelopcd organs, impedmcn's ~ mar
rage: SS consult old PI mrsy nr, ,,i: Es Is ne W old
specialist in The city orice over aS vars a, 100 Eas,
am St. 10 near siGR Ss 9s,neni H9 SG TO o. S
cine onl, 80 cents No charge unless cured.
DIR. AND MRS HALE. regular graduates
n. specialist, 30 years experience N female com
paints frrg Iidr.iieS from any raust mined Atcy
'eved without operation, pain "t danger harmless,
elective abSo uie Le'it oI y" cnh,tr private SAINT
ton Ire. conhdcnilal 7W,,, IN St,
A -oClcKEsT PERMANENT g RI IN diseases
should call Tie leading specialist. DR. RONSCHrR
iai West 2iSst eto :. 7to0 sunday iotol
-A-DR CoNRAD'S SANIThRIua .Rstab
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nR AND MRS AMES oldest and most success
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dlaie i.lei positively guaranteed IN r'usi obstinate
eases. private sanltaflulp regular graduated ply
sicldn. consultation ftee confidential IA West ,3d.
opposite pruc,oTs Theatre.
DR AND MRS SIMPSON tho leading specialists
~ In New York Sucrr ssully tfeat all female itreg
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patients remaining under doctors care thry years
tNper.-u Cufs'sltai On free - to - West 21th
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safe. painless N ethod immediate action cgtc guat-
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broadway and 9Th av
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~ --fcmslc irregularities scientifically, patnlessly
treated: guaranteed 80 years experience
nR AND MRS. SCHROEDER. female Specialists.
- careful. skliul. oonndenua treatment. strictly
private. .so Eas, 3sth ST.
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~ West s3th ST. cures irregularities without pain
or medicine $40
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& 20 isn,ies at once without pain " medicine
The sun., 1900-11-22

THE kENSICD GENE Terry. -prv,;' station.
L Harlem Railroad As minutes udc from ,ne
GRAND Central Drplt. once. ~ East AL q,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-15
gsfsss
& lhody.of men. properly handIed. DO In a:

: L.
bodyof men. properly handle d.scansd do ma
contest with overwhelming odds.
The EBoer successes were due to their
proves. their knowledge OF the country
their capacity for endurance, and last, but 1
not least, to their craftsmanship. Such.
n1arksmen were never before assembled
in. considerable bodies. and no army Wall
ever again, perhaps, be composed of such such
fine shots. The Beers skill with the r1He
was due to his youthful training as a hun
ter, and the opportunity for that sort or
training can never occur elsewhere on
earth. The demonstration of the Boer as
to what individual riflemen can do with
modern iong-range rifles was certainly
a surprise to the world, and was little
short OF a revelation He made it evident
that all past rules for fighting must be
revised and recast, and the victor In the
future wars win be the side that has
trained its men best in craftsmanship and
open order fighting. Opposing solid bodies
Of men to skillful rihemen is now nothing
but murder, pure and simple.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-15
OPENING OF THE v. M. |.
President VIM L. Wilson's Welcome
at Washington and Lee.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.l


LEXINGTON. VA. September IL
Military Institute opened the brightest
for many years.
The enrolment on the opening day was
PCS, of which 90 were new cadets and 100
old men.
Drills for new cadets have been IN pro-
gress since September LIST. At the after
noon drills yesterday there were sixteen
squads, half of the number using rifles.
which shows fine progress in drilling tho
recruits
It is thought by those in a position to
form an estimate that the enrolment this
year will reach fully EGO or 30 cadets.
Washington and Lee University for
mally opened Yesterday with appropriate
exercises. held in the University chapel.
The devotional services were conducted
by Rev. DR.. James \. Quarles, and music
was furnished by a large choir of ladies'
and gentlemen, with Mrs. A D. Est1l at
the organ
AS President William L. Wilson advan-
ced to the front of the platform he was
received with great applause He declared
that Washington and Lee extended wei
come to the young to enjoy the oppor-
tunities for culture and Improvement.
you have said he, 'swfIat all the wealth
Of trusts cannot buy. and what the sui
frage OF the American people cannot con-
fer-youth, health and opportunity He
closed mis- remarks by making the usual
announcement about students meeting
their professors for assignments
The attendance on the opening DAY was
,aree, than last wear and the prospects arc
excellent for greatly increased attendance,
especially in the law department
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-15
REoPENING OF THE SCHOOLS.
children of Fairfield District Will Be

Children OF Fairfield District Will Be
o;u Work Soon-OLber County News.
The Fairfield High School, of Henrico
comfy. viii reopen next Monday. Old
pupils will be admitted Monday, and new
onas on Tuesday. Prof. CrenshaW is prin-
cipal OF the Fairfield School.
The Broolkland schools cpaned last Mon
day under most favorable auspices. The
corollment for the first day was very
large. and many more scholars are eA-
meet q TO come IL during the session.
When the matron Of the Infants Home,
Thirtv-second and Clay Streets, opened
III 'front.' door of the mouse yesterday morn
ing, she found on the doorstep q satchsl.
which, upon investigation, was found
to contain the body of an infant white
child. The body was left there some
time during the night and contained no
spark OF life.
DIR. Lorimer James, Coroner Of Henrico
county, visited the Home yesterday after
noon and took charge of the remains
c.: aries Lecost Geo ored) was arressed yes
terday morning by Constable G.. II. Wal
drop on curious charge. It is alleged
that last Wednesday Lecost went to
visit his friend. Henry Johnson. No. :.13;'3
Moore Street, who was in a dying ccndi-
ton. Lecost expressed great sympathy
at his friends condition, but when ne
left the house a silver watch. belonging
to the dying man, left with him. A war
rant was promptly sworn OUT and l-e-
cost arrested. Johnson died "Wednesday
night
The case will come up at II o'clock TINS
morning before Squire L S. Richardson
Herbert White, charged with assauit1ns
Ernest Le5bs, was tried yesterday MOI
ing before Squire Lewis and was as,
missed. White proved to be 1dionc ana
was taken in charge BY friends
The case Of j. ]. Lucas came UP IN tne
County Court yesterday morning and was
continued.
"A suit for alleged damages was fnstl-
.tuted yesterday morning In the Circuit
Court sbyS q. 81. Noel against the R., F. and
2. Railroad. The amount asked Is So.eep
s "A spark from an engine started nia1e
on the land OF AR. j. b. Winston, near
Glen Allen. Thursday and caused cons:d-a
cradle excitemeut. The residents o. the
sneighborhood turned out with brooms and
with difficulty kept the fire from con-.
Stunning the residence Of M. Winston.
"a uottna has been posted IN the Qoss.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-15
WAS 1T JOE !?
Richmond Man Says He Saw Him Last
SUNDAY
this fall.

Richmond Man Says fle Saw i'm Last
Sunday.
On last Sunday afternoon man who
says he knows Topeka joe said he
saw him near this city.
The man who says he saw "Joe" was,
on Sunday afternoon between and
O'Clock. wslking along the tow path just
above the old pumphouse, when he saw
q man strolling along. He at once recos-
nized him as Joe" He spoke to him
and shook hands, and asked him why he
Remained around here.
II don't expect to Ecave the neighbor-
hood for several MONTHS replied Joe.
Every thing is all right, and I'll remain
here awhile
The man who reports having seen ice
says he knew him we'll, and was also
acquainted with his wife, in Baltimore.
He declares that there is no doubt that
he was joe He had the wound on
the forehead. and the scar on the back OF
his head and recognized his friend of for
mer days.
Joe walked on up the path. and the
Richmonder, who is wel-known cigar
maker, returned to the city.
The police think the, man must have been
mistaken, although through search is
being made for Joe"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-15
LUTHER JENNINGS SENTENCE.
Three Years for Horse Stealing and a
Plea for Pardon
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. VA. Sept. IL
Luther Jennings, of Culpeper, who stole
a. horse from Rev Stockton Cole, OF tnat
county. was sentenced to three years In
the penitentiary by the Corporation Court
today, but Immediately after the trial.
the Judge, Commemorative attorney. jury
and a brother of the owner OF the horse,
who was present, joined in petluon TO
the Governor for pardon, after the prts-
oner has served sixty days IN jail here
Mandy Watson. colored. OF Stafford
county. was conovicted in the Corpora
tion court today of burglary, and sem
fenced to two years In the pehtenuary.
Va r,hhet the offices OF w. S. Enlbrey
and ]. w Masters.
Fire destroyed the saw mills of c. Il
colltns and of C. Gray Son. in Caro-
line county, together with considerable
lumber. Loss about $3.50.
gentle. soaking rain is falling here
tonight, breaking the long. disastrous
drought.