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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-31
Y. M. C. A. NOTES.
Rev. Il. H. Bennett Will be the Speaker.
Tomorrow.

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The men Of Richmond will have the
pleasure and privilege OF hearing Rev.
r. H Bennett, pastor OF St. James
Methodist Episcopal Church, who re-
Gently came to Richmond, in Association
Hail Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Mr.
Bennett will tell the young men How
to Choose an Occupation" and his adj
dress will be- full of both helpful anGa In
spring words. Miss Mamie Harrison. the
popular sweet soprano of Centenary
Methodist Church, will sing. All men are
cordially invited.
Boys Gospel Army will meet at 2:4o
S in the A1usic Room, opening w1th the
usual service Of song. Mr.. r. ~. Watts.
who recently came to Richmond, viii
speak. $780, .5s4 si- 49,.
Workers, Bible Training Glass viii
meet in the parlor It. Sis o'clock.
Meetings for to-day:
Junior Bible Glass will 4meet at 9:30
A. NJ Boys Bible Glass at 1890 a: NJ.
DR.. sPeA will give one of his helpful
talks on the Sunday-schools lesson in the
auditorium al O'Clock. All teachers
and students are cordially welcome.
The athletic field of the Young Mems
Christie Association, Immediately in the
rear of the building. has been placed in
condition for this season, and is now
ready for use. The grounds are in fine
shape, and will be very popular this sea-
son.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-31
Mr.: I'll LYS0N's DEFEAT.
The Reason w ny He Was Not Re-
elected to the School Board.

There was much talk IN political circles
Yesterday over the defea TOT Hon ]. Tay-s
slor I0lIyson for membership in the City
School Board. & Il Ia ss
Major SOL Cutchins, who was chosen
to succeed him. was very m UGH surprised
when he was elected to succeed Mr.. Ely
son.. Said he:
Not single person had mentioned the
matter to me. The. thing seems to have
been done upon the spur Of the moment.
When Il a was placed in non1ina ton I
protested, but the question was put and
Z was chosen.
will you serve as member?.'st the Ma
Fjor was asked
&l That cannot say now. Z will confer
with some friends and be guided by their
advice II shall reach decision before
next Tuesday. ass
IT is stated in Council circles that the
defeat Of Mr.. Ellyson was due solely to
the fact that he was one OF the corpora
tors in the bill incorporati ting the Vir-
Sinia Telephone and Telegraph Company
y hich was defeated by the General As
sen,bly at the last session. The City
Council protested against the passage OF
the act
Efforts were made to induce Mr.. Jas
D. SCrump to run, but he declined. The
opponents Of Mr.. Elyson had no one
especially in mind when the Council
met After conference among few
it was decided to spring Major Cutchins'
name.
The Major not only voted for Mr.. Eli
Tyson, but it is known that he was very
anxious that that gentleman should be
reelected.
Mr. Ellyson has been president OF the
School Board for many years and has
made most efficient officer. He has
always taken lively interest in school
matters.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-31
CHARTERS GRANTED.
Eagle Paper Co. and Bennett Livery
Co-City Hail Courts.

CO. City Hall Courts.
A charter was granted the Bennett
Livery Company in the Citos Circuit Court
yesterday afternoon. The capital stock
Of the company is to be not less than
$1,000 nor more than $1,000. The officers
are AIR. A w. Bennett, president and
treasurer: Mr.. Robert w. Northen, secre-
tauv, and Alr. a. ]. Bennett, general
mana ger.
a charter was granted in the Law. anu
Equity Court yesterday to the "a gle
manufacture and providing paper al ana
cardboard business.
The ca pital stock is to be not less than
$50 600 nor more than sl00, 900 s8t IN
shares s Of 500 each. The prlnclpal
Offices is to be i'll Richmcnd, with these
officers for the first year:
President, SOL Haas; Vice-Pres1dez1t
]. Liebm.nn; Secret.iry. " M s. NOW
Ian; Treasurer, Meyer Frank: Directors
the above ard Z. IrouEs;le ana isaac sd '
G.. Haas N
Suit was Instituted by O. II. Peckr nan
Candy Company w. 1 ]. Fleming.
for $50. Contested. 81
a II the city Circuit Court In the eject.
5ment suit Of the city of sRich1nond vs.:
Rcbeccah G.. NIyer, George r. Cannon an; ana
Henry NJ Cannon. trustee tor Mary "a - -
Barksdale the jury rel turned ve1di e lol
the defendants. Motion of the plalnufr
to set aside verdict was overruled, ana
Judgment Of court Tor dele11ua u, =,
SIT was Instituted BY NJ Neil lhiser &
Comma ~, vs. II. G. Parkinson for g %.
An The plai1;tiff excepted, and leave TO
S{1,e rjlis Of exception at any ume DUR
$;rc,sthe present term was granted
s.Ithf, resula r term Of the Hastings Court
bcgins Monday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-31

.reps1table-lool1nx c1lracteFs entered de
store and engaged The boy ina oonversa-
..tion.s asking for: his fanaer ana Sa1pea1fing
q IS acquainted With him. The nenl o.
Tered to- play dice for : pint OF WHISKY,
but Roy refused. One ot the men lien
told the boy that ho vanted some candy
and Il ts,ey, went into the front part oe
the store, leaving the other manssin The
BARRON 81. This man soon Joined them
and together the stramps left the premises.
ROY suspected that some t1inss had been
taken and on investisa ting, the clrc,n,-
!stances. he found a.larEess s1oW-bottle aof
whisky gone
Roy did mot think twice about what 10
do. but taking the pistol from the shelf,
he STARTS out on the track 81 the tra1nps.
He found them not far off and drawing
a pistol, he told them to- give UP he bot
tie or he would fire. The men told him
to come and search Them but the boy
refused and told them to drop the bottle.
This d they did and the youngster told
them to move on. hen they were a
safe distance away Roy picked up the
bottle and returned to the store. not at
all excited.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-31
Firemcn Deny the Charges.

In regard to the letter signed Fred.
II. Nesley. which has been published.
alleging that some Of dhe firemen are
taking an active part in politics. Chief
sPuier said last night that he knew OF
no such action on the part Of the men
as charged in the letter. One Of the
department regulations specifically for
bids the firemen from active participa-
ton in politics. So far as he knew, the
charge was without foundation. The
Chief stated that he would refer the let.
ter to the Board Of Fire Commissioners.
The board meets in regular session next
Monday night.
had asked any Individual to vote against
any candidate for the Council, as charged
in the latter. The men OF the engine
house and the truck company located In
j Jefferson Ward likewise denied the
charges made.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-31
HIGH SCHOOLS HONOR ROLL.
Who Have Won Special Men
ton Because OF Merit.

8 &
Weekly Roll of Honor Of the Rich
mond High School:
Post Graduate A-Sarah Boshcr. Vida
Charley, Ina Clendon, Nina Latimer.
Ida Lee, Emily Royal. Macbeth Russell,
Helen Shirrell, Helen Ezekiel, Ella Mar
shall, Susie Pollard, Pansy Haney,
Eulalia flasher, Lizzie A1ackie, jamie
Rogers, Iva Bass.
" post Graduate B-Maud Chewing.
Mary Sutherland. Florence Thalhimer
4 Senior A, Norma Beveridse. Hattie
Robinson, Elizabeth Morton.
Senior A, 2-Rhonie Hutzler.
Senior 3. bessie Moss. Harlle
Schultz, Lula Angle, Mary Murray JAMIE
,Goss, Howard Twining, Mary. Nlondy.
Senior B. @2-Catharine Nlauzy.
intermediate A, ARTHUR Gathright.
Warren Goddard Eddie Pearman, War
ner Robins, Cora Briggs, Louise Catlin,
Elizabeth Hall, Louise Barber, sarah
Forbes, Wilbur Weisiger, Floyd Alvey
Willie Augustine, Harry Daniels, Nena
Adair, Marguerite Davies, Alice Radcliffe,
Mamie Walthall.
intermediate a. Robert Barnes,
Maud Beck, Mamie BLACK, LENA Burton,
Bernadette Meredith, Mamie Mccarthy.
intermediate A, 3-rhomas Gay, Harry
Trischkorn, Laura Carney, MONICA far--
row. kate Stith, N1innette Lowry, Ruby
James, Ethel Arccurdy, Lille Gibson.
intermediate B, 1-ietta# GoldenberS,
Clara Morton, Louise Morrow, Eva
stevens, Rena Strause. Kate Snead,
Clara Zacharias, Browne Fleet. 81 f
Intermediate Il, 2-Susie Mccarthy.
intermediate Is, 3-Lucy Hughes.
intermediate Il. 4-Lola Gary.
Junior A, mamie Gathright, Alene
Annie Hanewinckel.
Junior A, 37e1rma Pillow
Junior Is, Edward Jones, Garland
.R,,ckcr. Lucille Alvey. Ora Abbott
Grace Fletcher, Minnie Hetzer, Madeline
Kratz, Alice Radcliffe, Alice Penlck.
Mary Wilkinson. Catharine Watkins.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-31
CHEAPER RATES
CARNIVAL. WEEK e! {: (.
The Railroads Meet and Decide Upon
the Schedule.
The LIGHT CONTRACT b {: !; CLOSED |.' '!|:j[)
Wagons for Floats ordered More 4''l
vertisins Postcrs--snrpins From !.
the Sllnbrick Celebrations.
News OF the Carnival.
THE. LIGHT CONTRACT CLOSED.

Tn order TO decide upon the reduction
to be given in the passenger rates to al
persons coming to Richmond during Car--
nival week. meeting Of the representa-
tives OF the various roads OF the state
was held in the offices OF the Associated
Railways yesterday at noon severn
roads were not represented. ard tne
schedule. which was drawn up and agreed
upon, will not be given out until these
roads have passed upon It.
CONTRACT CLOSED. .s$
The Committee on Police and Lights
met at the headquarters yesterday at
noon, and took up the question OF the
contract with. the Richmond Railway
and Electric Company for the lighting
Of Broad Street. A. contract had been
drawn up by Mcclure Is Bryan 2 nd John
Garland Pollard, counsel for the Asso-
citation, and Mr.. Wyndham Meredith,
counsel for the Electric Company, and
after the various points had been q $
cussed, it was satisfactorily closed Pre- 81
dent A II. Meyer was authorized TO sign
the same for the Associa ton.
The Parade Committee has ordered ten
light wagons, which are built especially
for floats and use in such Carnival WORK,
to be delivered "a an early date, nd the
work OF building and constructing the
floats will mot be long postponed
The work of advertising the Carnivalsis
being very thoroughly done, and the Ad--
$yertising Committee has just placed n
order for large numbe Of posters OF
all kinds, which will be sent out through
the state.
MANY BANDS.
The prospects for the musical feature
Of the Carnival are very bright. Ar
engagements are being made to nave iir-
teen bands here during the entire week.
among them the celebrated StoneWalt
Band: Of Staunton. Va. s-
There is now in the hands Of the Exect1-
tive Commit Inch sorsanized and con-
Quoted the Civic Carnlva a { the launch
ing Of the SShubrtck. $5SO.S2, surplus from.
the subscribed fund for tina e occasion.
AT meeting held "Wednesday nigh e Dir,
L. u Morris moved that this money be
turned over to the treasurer of the Rich
mond Carnival Associat ton, TO be used
in the coming celebra tlon. The question
was discussed, and / 1t was decided that
as the amount was II per rent. 9 ffsti1s.
whole amount subscribed, It should & BE-
held until April 10th, subject to the order
of the subscribers. and after that date
the balance should be turned over to the
treasurer Of the Richmond Carnival AS
sOciatiOn. Tss
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-31
PERSONAL. AM GEN u.
Interesting Facts About Is;chmondo
Cis.xens anI Other ~ ar: eTs 4s

Interesting Facts About E;chmondio
Ciszens ami O. her Matters.
Mrs. Carrot G. Gooch. OF staunton, Va.
Is at the Mt Vernon. s5s5s 3
Mr.. and Mrs. IT. Crump are spend
ing q short while in washing ton.
The listSof census elsmsrascss for this h
city will probably be announced by May !.
1st..
Captain G. G. Rossea, who has been
quite i'll for several nonths. Is not so L
we'll.
Mrs. Ben jacobs has returned tos Nor- ',s
folk, after Spending several week y: en- |.
Richmond friends.
Mrs. Louis W Parker, of Greenville.sf
S. CTS visiting her mother, Mrs. 4 US ten l
Smith. Of Mt. Vernon.
y request for discharge IN Bankruptcy
was filed in the United sta es Court, ycs-fs
terday by r. r. Ri therford-
Mrs. David NJ whitehead imEroves
daily, and her physician hopes for d COM
pie,te recovery at no distant day
Miss Virginia Allen. Of South Third
Street, left for Atlanta, to- visit Miss
Mary Wayt, formerly OF this city.
Mrs. al Il M. West. OF Green Springs.
Louisa County. is visiting her dasisht ter,
Mrs. Alien. No. 2ol South Third Street.
Miss LtlIie shackelsord. OF King and
Queen coun ty, who has been sick at the
home OF her sister. ALrs. Sarah Pleasants.
Il Is convalescents ia
Il Mr.. r., ]. Christian. of Church Hill.
stepped on q piece of 5appte- pee, on the
street. and feil .Nsprainlng his ankle, from
which het IS confined TO his bct.. n
The Grace-stree. BAPTIST churet, con-
gresation has decided . corpiete the
main auditorium of taeir church rs soon
as the sl5. go necessary can be raised
Postmaster Knight IS preparing his ans
7nual report EIe saws his office IS In !
splendid shape. and that the business Of 4
1 the year Will far exceed that or any pre-
.vious year in the eaisterce Of the Of
= fee. 81. 5.SSs
A notice has been posted at the post
office calling for proposals 70 supply stlls
government with fresis beef assi svege-
tables at the varioEs army posts The
contract IS to be- made from July Ists for
six months. " sSSssa
Mr. j. b CORNWALL, DC Bridgeport. Conn.
4 Is at the Jefferson s,fs., his son IS and
daughter Mr.. Cornwall .!sa Knight Tenn
s;plar and potentate Or the temple ae
Bridgeport fIs will be here severa days..
yirsinians III New York.
NEW YORK. 81 arch aospaeiaL
4 gtndans IN New y ork: ss
sDanviile III e.1bb. Aihsrt-
Lynchburg-N T. Cranes ard " G.
4Ivey, Hoffman, 3$s3 II
#F Sorfolk-JS r. Porter. Cosrnopol ttan; r.
Wake. Imperial. II DR.. =. sEDeT son, AIari-s
4 borough. ss3
\ sgdchmond- n. tDicknan. astos.. r r.
Cole. Broadway Central Mrs. 81 Smith.
Mrs I'll. Var hn.s trs. NJ Vaushn.
H s. Hot chkiss, G'or:r tine ntal:. 81
Gary. III ii. 1fatson and wife. Imperial:
q. S..McRae. Herald SsAuare Mar
cuse, IIoff man; III Goo oman. 81. Cloud.
Virginia-Ei b. n urphy. ~ hlas:tl.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-31
PREVENTED :. 4, A TRACED :.

@ Timely information given Mrs. George
Long, OF New Straitsville. Ohio, prevented
dreadful ira gedy and saved two lives.
IA frightfu18 cough had long kept her
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and she writes this marvellous medicine
also cured Mr.. Long OF q severe attack
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-31
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STORY OF q SLAVE.

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the chains OF disease Is the worst form OF
slavery. George d Williams. OF Man
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-31
A.PLUCKY LAD.
Roy Hook akes Two Ira Mps Give, Up

r,nvs Hook Makes Two Tr:lmps Give. Up
3lsffs Their Stolen Z ropcrty.
u Roy Hock, fourtee 1year-e'd boy the
son of Mr.. D. w: Hook. who has Very re-
ceItlv moved outside the city hmi IS, was
Nit "a q very severe test Of his personal
Courage a few days ago and was not
found wan ting ,s
Mr.. Hook during the early part OF the
week moved to the corner Of Thirty third
md q Streets, and opened grocery
store and bar-ro on,.
sIr. Hook and his family were away
from home about 4 o clock Wednesday az
ternoon with the cxception .of Roy. who
was IN charge Of the store.
About the a,our.A named two veEy Dis
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-31
DimculGCa

Lena Tenser was before Justice lanes
T. Lewis yesterday o,ninS on war var.
rant charging her with busing Susan!
:TeEscr. IN: 3
81 The Court had some difficulty in pre-
venting all : parties from testifying at
once and the Squire was very indulgent
with both defendant and plaintiff. who
repeatedly interrupted each other In the
testimony
He settled the matter by requiring bond
Of $50 for their good behavior for twelve
months, and also requiring the defendant
to pay the costs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-31
Sleetin. of.1I4ee Camp.

4. =. Lee Camp, No. ], Confederate
Veterans, held u their regular meeting
last night. Commander David G. Rich
ardson presiding
a letter was received from Llndel
Cleveland, Roslindale. Massachusetts,
asking about u NV. Sheppard, G. ].
il living, or any Of his relatives, II dead
The following comrades were selected
to serve on the Pension Board for the
city: Rev. Landon p Mason and James
T.. Gray.
An invitation from the Ladies Aux: Aux
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-31

really reckless woman is the one who
braves Nature day after day, by neglect
Of the health Of the delicate womanly
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SOM on one stem says Emerson. When
the cycle Of self-ncglect is complete it
includes the pains and sufferingswhich
are the inevitable penalties inflicted by
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-31

Hilary Corps OF George r. Pickett Camp
for Lee Camp to attend the Gonfe tlsraso
Carnival on Monday night next " a.
accepted. and the comrades were re-
quested Ia assemble in Camp Efall that
night at 8 O'Clock.
Comrades David A. Grown. = ~, Is. Me
5Part,am and John Boiling we're appointed
q committee to confer with the ladies'.
Auxiliary Corps OF Lee Camp In regard
to the charitiesSof the camp.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-31
Transfers OF Property.

Richmond: Pollard & Basby to r. FL
sHarwood. Is feet on south side Of Leigh
Street. $1O7 feet from Norton Street. $500.
A. c.. Stevenson and wife to Mrs. Emily
r.. Blanton 30 feet on west side OF
5Twenty-sxth Street. Is 7-12 feet south Of
Marshall Street. $3.50
Henrico: Annie M and w. Q. Shell.
burne to IL D. Starke. lot No. IL in block
NO % in plan OF Barton Heights, $. li5.1O
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-31
IT n! SAVED HIsLE1;.

P. IA. Danfortf,. Of Lagrange. Ga,
suffered intensely for SIX months With q
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wounds. Burns, Boils. Pain Or Piles is's
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..2Rl];Isoa:AlRCk,S lII,ONsNEnVE.s

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-31

Rev. w G. u S tarrr, president Of Ran
#dolph-Macon College. q I Ashland
has been informed by his physicians that
he IS suffering with laryngiris, and that
he will have to take a long rest from.
/: any any work tina equiress spaak king
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-31

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-31

REV ELWOOD SCOTT OF CARTHAGE, IND, WRITES;
broken Over
that
Paines Celery Compound dld So and am
lam
trn1he. and have head
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-31

pital. She is the mother Of Rev. r ~.
Bennett, pastor OF st. James Methodist.
Church. Of this city
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-31
Adjourned for nc Term.

The Supreme Court ad journed yesterday
after transacting a great amount Of busi-
ness. s5$
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-31

Doctor Pierce' 4 Pellets are specially
adapted Is tho seeds e. de1icete 1unen.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-05-12
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

VIII christy returned Saturday
morning from Cincinnati.
Miss Minnie Klcntz left this week
for y three months visit with friends
In Haven. kans.
Mrs. Christian Hclbliug Of 139 South
Maple ST.. accompanied by her son. I'D,
ward j.. left Friday for visit in
Washington, u. c.
Miss Anna Hunt Of North Walnut st.
clerk in NJ. O'Neil & Companys
store, has recovered from an attack
of In grippe.
who has been visiting with her sister,
Mrs. Charles f. Smith. of III Lincoln
ST., forthc past Two weeks, will return
home this evening.
The pupils pf the Moore school in
district No. g. Coventry township.
will give social for the benefit Of the
library fund.- on Saturday evening.
May ~. Ice cream and cake will be
served and Il fine program has been mr.
ranged.
Mr.. VIII Beustch and sister, Miss
Lavina, who reside on South aAIin ST.,
near Swartz's corners. entertained their
Sunday school class of the Grace Re
formed church last evening The trip
was made in a large band wagon. 4
finr lunch was served and all had a
splendid time.
Fully 100 couples attended the dance
given in Schumacher hail, Friday
evening by the Plane, Athletic club,
This was the last of the winter series
of dances given by the club. The fea
turc of the occasion was music by
full orchestra. under the direction of
Prof. Sid Morey. Friday evening May
% this club will open the dancing
summer season at Lakeside park.
The schedule of the summer dances
at Lakeside by the club are May -.
June s, June ~. July q, July 20, Aug.
3, Aug. IL, Aug. 81 and Sept. I.
Mr.. Edward $. Freasc of Glade, Pa,
and Miss Clara II. Iinu of this city
were married Thursday evening at the
home of the brides parents. POI Yale
ST. Rev. j.. II. Xinn, father of the
bride. performed the ceremony. Mr..
and Mrs. Grease left for Glade the
same evening.