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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-16
Property Transfers.

Richmond: r. III. HARDWOOD and wife 10
G.. D. Pearnan, "a feet on south SIDE
Broad Street, GS feet west Of Thirtleth
Street. $40.
William Writ Lefew and wife to James
@. Barcus, Richard A. Edwards. tenFy
A. Huston and John NJ. Thompson, ao
feet on west side Allen Avenue, between
Monument. Avenue and Park Avenue, and
ITO TIP feet on north side Hanover
Street, northeast corner Walnut street,
SS410.
William Writ Leifew to James Q. Bar
Gus, Richard A. Edwards and Henry y.
Huston. interest in the Virginia Mari
Phosphate Company. 81, &c.
James r. Sheppard to James Bahen 70
feet on west side Fifth Street, a feet
north of Jackson Street. $3.50.
Trustees for A. j. Chewing and wife
and e S. Rose and wife to P. A-ssLoWry.
10 feet on west side Belvidere Street. 16o
6-12 feet south OF Cumberland street,
s1.755.
Same to r. A. sewers and John II. Ty-
Ter, 6 inches on west side Belvidere Street,
100 feet south OF Cumberland Street, $50
G. H. Williams trustees to Thomas
Stirling. 10 4-3-4-12 feet on east side Res
ervoirStreet. 7-12 feet north of Dob
son Street; 5000.
Same to same, Is 4-s-4-12 feet on east
side Reservoir Street, 81 9-1-2-12 feet north
of Dohson Street, $3.50.
Henrico: Isham Jefferson to Anna Nor
ris, acres near the New Market Road
si7.:N
Old Dominion Building and Loan Asso-
citation to Thomas T.. Mayo, IS. feet on
west side Barton Avenue. between Poe
and Robert Streets. $500.
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tary. 4 new sectional map of the coun-
ty was presented by 7. Crawford Redo
& Bro There was some discussion over
proposed improvements to the county
roads, but nothing defin..e was decided
The Circuit Court of Henrico was IN
session yesterday.
A marriage license was issued yester-
da; yto Miss Cora V. Hitchcock and Fred
erick Miller. The marriage took place
Yesterday afternoon at 5 o'clock at the
residence of the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hitc,. ck of Henrico.
Thomas Smith q white man. was Civ
en- thirty days in ial. yesterday morning
by Squire Lewis for stealing two paint
brushes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-16
ADJUSTMENTS.

The "Con Curers,'' the Weber and
Field attraction at the Bijou, is drawing.
Up to the standard audiences. The vaude-.
VILE specialties of this combination are
very good. There are aenumber OF excep-,
tionally strong numbers, there IS good
comedy and music and the highest class
of novelty. The strength of the com
pany is evidenced by the fact that the
"standinS room only card has been used
at every performance
The Biiou Comedy Company, with all
the old members and o. number of new.
artists, will be the attraction next week.
presenting Hoyt's "a Stranger in New
York" Otis Harlan, John w. Dunno,
MARY. Marble, Little Chips, Tony Hart
and Florence Mcneil will be prominent
in the cast, and Max Hoffman will nave
charge Of the music.
Shakesperian comedy is so seldom pre-
scented by capable artists nowadays that
the appearance of the popular actor, MI.
Charles 3. Hanford, in The Tanning OF
the Shrew'' at the Academy on FRIDAY
and Saturday will be an event of more
49,, re1a, Importance Associated with
Mr. Hanford are Miss Helen GRAVITY ana
a number OF Shakesperian stars. inclue-
;nr Marie Drofnah Emma Hayner, VIII
1ian Shea. Irving Knight, T. a. Nan
mary. Harold FTske, Hearn Collins. =.
w. Browning. Paul Anderson and 1on .
c. Davis.
The inquiry for seats for the two per
formances of the opera Princess BON
ME" to be given at the Academy on DC s,e
tober 18th and s1st, for the benefit OF slle
Hebrew Home for the: Aged ana I'M, ,I, W.
boye heen exceedingly numerous. ne
box office will be open for the regular
sale tomorrow week. and the sale VIII
continue each day until the opera IS IS
given. This production will enjoy wnae
inc. fine first performance given by IN
ateurs that has been graced with the
regular professional business. Ass a rtlie
the professional part oftthe play is omit
ted, but Mr. Spencer, the author ana com
poser. has lent his own manuscripts for
the ;prepara ton OF the opera, and 1t is
possible that he may be present at some
! of the last rehearsals.
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druggist of Winchester. Miss DIETRICH is
a social favorite,, and has many friends
IN THE CITY HALL COURTS.
Suit Against the Traction Company for Slo,-
Geo TO Be Tried Friday.

$ Judgment was rendered in the Law and
Equity Court in the suit Of G. l.. Roll
lison's administrator against w. Rollison,
for Si1.50
The suit of Walter 1Jartin, administers
tor, against the Traction Company, for
$4,000, will be heard Friday in this court.
Plaintiff claims this sum for damages al
legged to be due in. the death of Martin.
by4being run over by a car on December
oath, 1900, while crossing. Seventh and
Broad Streets.
J.EH. Williams and r. Z. Ford, the two
young white men, charged with burning
the pavilion and bath houses at Hicks
Bathing Pool last summer, We're ac-
quilted of the charge in the Hastings
Court yesterday afternoon.
John Price I'M, the Hastings Court yes
terday morning, was given twelve months
in Jail for breaking into a c. and 0. car.
The Hill-Mallorys case, which was set
for hearing in the Hastings Court yester-
day, was laid over by consent until the
next term, because of the illness OF the
prosecuting witness.
In the City Circuit Court. the Crystal
Ice Company Instituted suit against c..
HsJennings for So, 600. yesterday morning.
Tn the Chancery Court a copy of the
will of James Bell was admitted to pro-
bate.
Rosa A. Groot qualified as eXecutrix of
Hermann Groot
Virginia D. Allen qualified as executriS
OF VIM. G. Allen.
John P. fLeary qualified to practice law.
In the Cliancery Court Monday $780,
600 deed of release was recorded from
Bowe & eBeasley trustees. to the Home
Brewing Company, on the square bounded
by Clay, Marshall, Norton. and Harrison,
and $50 on the east side OF Harrison from
Clay.
IN the Chancery Court an agreement
between the Masonic Temple Association
of Virginia and the Fire Association of
Philadelphia was recorded Monday.
The agreement extends a, loan of sl2Goo
for ten years. from March S. 1901. pro-
| cured by the association. from the Phila-
delphia Fire Asspcation on September
s. 1901 The rate for the next ten years
will be lower than heretofore, being about
IL per cent. instead: of 6 per cent. as
formerly. The temple now belongs to
| the Grand Lodge of Virginia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-16
BOTH CAR
CONF Al Es FINED.
Justice Crutchfeld Held That They
ObstTucted Each Others
Rogress'

.r..s.ire Cr,,t cl.feid, In the Police Court
Yesterday afternoon fired the Traction
Company In three separate cases, ana Sne
Passenger and Power Company IN Two
cases. In which tlley We're chaTged with
obstrncting the traffic OF each oil AT
ale corner OF Laurel and Broad Streets
and Ninth and Broad Streets during lac
great rush OF last week. ~
it was late in tie afternoon when the
cases were disposed OF. A small army OF
.nosoyrnen. conductors. inspectors. linz
men and passengers had appeared as W.T..
nesses. and the Incidents that led up 10
= collision at Laurel and Broad Streets.
on the night of the 10th instant were re-.
learsed.
The Passenger and Power company
contended that the Traction Company was.
a. fa,tIt. and the evidence caused Justice.
s.r,I.chfield 10 think the same way. There
3 we're charges and counter charges. and
irS the opinion of the Justice each charge
E.s sustained. He fined the TRACTION
COMPANY $40 i,f three cases and the Pas
scncer and Power $40 IN two cases
The charge that the Traction COMPANY
was using unsafe tenders on some OF It's
cars was shown TO have been untrue, anu
that case WAS dismissed.
The ont come OF the proceedings resalsea
in M, agreement between the TWO com
naries to meet with Justice CrutcflIlein,
city Attorney Pollard and the Gity.5an q.
rleer this afternoon at o'clock IN the
.nf,;ce of the latter. for the purpose q
formulating set of rules to apply 70
The right of way at the various CROSSINGS
of the two roads and that. oil the ehais
ar one road into the other
-r,;,e possible result OF the conference
4 4,,ss afternoon will be st;ie s:r-ne rs that
outlined by Justice Crntchtieid duI1ns
the rrorress of the hearing yesterday.
Nc said:
..Tf by any chance or accident more
than one car of the company having me
right OF, way shall be banked at a col ea.5
,,os,,t sthe first car shall proc,ci
ia +ten tho car from The other c'tH-
navy shan he allowed to proceed, an
50 on alternately. .f the
This will meet with the approval Of .,le
orr,nanies provided it lis nade 10 Apply
an BROAD and Main Streets aiise.
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Settlement in Barcus Case.

IL is understood that a settlement IN the
sua.,,re OF a compromise has BEEN reached
in the case OF Batcus VS.. Gates ct. ais. Mr.
tsarcus and his attorney has been, III the
city for several weeks working diligently
upon5 the case and have now gotten mat
ters adjusted a few months ago judge
Waddii entered a memorandum in the
United States Circuit Court, deciding this
important case III favor OF the plaintiffs,
and granting a Judgment againsrtthe DC
PENDANTS for a large amount,
The compromise is said TO be tauvan n
tageous to defendants While fair to plain
tins in every way. Particulars OF inc aa-
justment has not been given GU
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-16
HEART DISEASE.
some Facts Regarding the Kapid In,

some Facts Regarding the isap'o M
,si.enset of Heart Tr"nb'"
"a ~ II *. rorbles at least among the
Americans, are certainly increa ASH sing anu
while this maybe largely due TO the 5eA-
stern -, q, worry of American bust
& is more often the result OF
weak stnnlac;is, of poor di gestlon:
slaER eaIsorgarliG# disease is incuranie, p,sl
B rat-anss 81. la a hundred Of nearta trou-
!: Bile is organic.
Ihes close relation between zneart trou l
bile oors d igestion is because potl y
organs are controlled by the same great
nerves. she Sym pathetic and ineu'1los5s's-
tric.
: f1oicti Soy the. form of poor. dlsestlons
which causes gas and ferme ntatlon from g
half; gest Gsa food. There IS a lee sLls
OF opDrs and henvinsss in the cnest
caused sshyt pressure Of the dlste1iaeu
stoula elf3son the heart and lun ss,s inter-
Efering 18th their action hence ARISES PAL pal
pitations and short breath
Poors digestion also poisons the biood,
making thirF and Eatery, y hlefls l It'll
states and sweakens the heart.
The most sensible treatment TOR neart
trouble isl to improve the digestion anG,t @
insure the prompt assinaila ton OF 100
This, Gun be done by the reg lar@ use
after meals Of some safe, pleasant and
effective digestive preparation re x!
sstaurt's Dyspeps STA tablets, which may pc
found. at most drug stores, and . Wh zen
contain valuable, harmless digestive .ele-
ments in "a pleasant. convenieEt 7 form s.
It's safeSto say " that the regular per-
fsistent seAof sstnart.s sDyspepsiasT ahlets
satsmealst ime wi cure any form of ston1-
zach trouble except cancer of the stomach.
I'LL sized package Of these bets sold
|son stonlac ubies mailed free. Adj
dress Stnar Co., Marshall Mich,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-16
BOXES OF GOLD
sent for Letters About Graoe.Nuts.

$50 boxes of gold ana greenhacks will
be sent to persons writing interesting ana
tiaIthful letters about the good that has
been done them by the use Of Grape-Nuts
food.
10 little boxes. each containing a $40
gold piece. Will be sent the 10 writers OF
the most interesting letters.
90 boxes each containing q IS gold piece.
to- the 30 next most interesting writer's,
and a 81 ereenback viii so to each OF the
go next best. A committee OF three not
members OF the Postum Co. will make
decision between Dec. LIST and 10th. 1901:
Write plain, sensible letters. giving de-.
rallied facts of ill-healtii caused from ini-
proper food and explain the improvement,
the gain in strength. IN weight. or IN brain
power after using Grapa-Nuts.
II is a profound fact that most ais of
4 humanity come from Improper and non
nourishing foot, such as white bread, hot
biscuit, starchy and sincooked cereals, etc
b change TO perfectly cooked, predigestsd
food like Grape-Nuis, scientifically made
.slsd containing exactly the clements ma
tue requires for. building the delicate and
I HenSerfu, cells of brain. and body, will
aasckly change a half sick person to a
mcil person. Food. good food. is Natures
Z strongest weapon Of defense.
Include in letter the srae names and
dresses. carefully written, OF 20 per-
sens NOT very web. 10 s,shom VIC can write
regardins the Teol cure by Grape Nuts.
Almost every one interested in pure
food is wiling to have his or her name
4ssppear In the papers for such help an
they may offer the human race. As re-
+ guest, however. TO emit name will be re-
apected. Try for one OF the $50 prizes.
everyone has en- eara! show. Don't
rite poetry but sust honest and inter-
ewing facts about the good you have OBJ
s4.ined from the pure food Grape-N Nuts.
~ ~ sa man or woman has foand 4 true
say 70 get we'll and keep well 1t should
be a pleasure TO stretch q helping hand
II i,s,n,as,itss by ling the facts
Write ycss- name and address plainly
Son liter and mail prolr,ptl 70 Tho Pos
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-16

burg: A. Warbler, Jetersville, T. S. Nc
Candish, MiddleseS; a. Martin. Rich
mond: A. ID. Watkins. Richmond; Oscar
Swineford, L. 2. Cox and Wexford '1or'-
raine, Richmond; Pauis Woodfn. Co..
Collier, F. Collier, Hampton; Walter@ly-
Ter. Miller's Tavern; A. 2. Gill, Peters
burg Some of the members of the Rlch-
mond Alumni Association Who were iot
present are: Senator Beverly s. Nun
ford. Hon. James Aston Cabell, Alder
man Robert Waittet. Jr and Messrs. P.
H. G. Cabell and C. "A. Boyce.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-16
NEWS FROM THE HEIGHTS.
Gossip About the People Of the North

sSVSoiP sHoNNN 80
Side.
Mr.. Henry Shellie who has brea ii e:t-
inS Mr.. S. E. Long, of Nort:1s Avenue has
returnedSto his home, in Newp1-tE NsWs,
Va
Mrs. George "A. Minor, of Lamb Ave-
nue. and Dove Street. has returned to her
home in Southampton,
Mrs. w. d. Peyton, who has been visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e. ).
z Dawson, of Barton Avenue, LETT for hert
home at spartansburg, Va
Mrs. Willie oliver and daughter, MISS
Jessie, Who have been visiting Mrs. IL =.
5Gs Dawson, of Barton Avenue, lett
yesterday morning for their nome. ae
Pleasant Grove, Va.
Rev Earnest Stevern, pastor or the
Methodist Church Of Lamb Avenue tatii
Dove Street, left Monday Tor Culpeper,
va to ottciate at "a marriage OF one
of his old members
Miss Jessie Prince, of southampton IS
visiting Mrs. George "A. MINOR OIL l1alilo
;; Avenue and Dove Street.
Miss sMollie Leineweber. VINO mas peen
yisiting Miss Mamie Baldwin, of Brook
land Park. left for her home IN Baltl-
Mi Miss Alice 9Priddy, who has been visit
ING Mrs. W.T.. Pri6dy, of North Avenue
and Poe Street, has returned TO her nome
in Ashland, Va. ,soaa
Miss Annie Thompson: VINO mas oe s.a
! visiting Mrs. w. 7. sPriddy, OF North Ave
nue. and Poe. Street, left for her home IN
Mr.. Benjamin Trice, of Cumberland
county, is visiting Mr.. Madison zflaha-
| -gan5of York Avenue. :.
Mrs. Tucker, of Cumberland county W, -
yisitingssMr. Madison Flanagan, Oh y
] Avenue. ,aa,,,;e,+.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-16
Bon-Toa Club.

Mr.. George McSweeney, president Of
the Bon-Ton Cotillion Club, entertained
the club at his residence on Twenty third
Street Monday night. He was assisted IN
receiving his guests by his sister, Miss
Eulalia McSweeney.
The club decided to give a dance at
Saengcr Halle November 9th, and Aiessrs.
Lewis Little Guy 1nman, Claude Wilson,
George Hunter. Linwood Grubbs and Geo
insolvency We're appointed a committee
to complete arrangements.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-16
PRAISES THE POLICE.
DR.. Smith Has a Good Word to Say for Them.
Religious Notes.

During the. service Sunday morning at
the Second Baptist Church the Rev. DR.
w. X. Il. Smith paid a high tribute to tina
Richmond police force. As prelude
to his morning sermon he took occasion
to refer in highly complimentary terms
to their conduct during the Carnlval
week and declared that 1t was their
efficiency alone which prevented pick
pocketing and other like crimes. In
such IA crowd as was here at the time
it is remarkable, he said. that picia-pock-
cts did not get oftener in the game; but
they didn't. The reason was that they
were afraid of the Richmond police.
The Rev. j. Taylor Dickinson, D. D.,
of Orange, y. j., is short visit to
froiends and relatives in this city. He is
a son of DR.. A. e. Dickinson. of this
! place.
The Board of Managers of the Bibla
Society of Virginia met Monday after
noon for the first time after the sum-
mer vacation. The following members
! We're present: Revs. j.. c. Stewart, r.
a. Goodwin, C. A. Marks, Robert Strange.
| d. D., Russell Cecil. d. D., j. J. Gravatt
and W. S. Campbell
| The Rev. Fl. a. Bagby, q member OF
| the board from the Baptist denomination.
| rendered his resignation on account OF
| want of time to look after the duties of
| the position. The Rev. W. FL. Whit
| slit, D. D.. of Richmond College, was
| elected to fill the vacancy. The Rev. c.
Nj. Laruer, of Berkeley Springs. ". Va,
was appointed agent of the society.
The reports of the secretary and the
treasurer were received and adopted. The
, former was instructed to convey to DR..
Paul Mcneil the sympathy Of the board
| in his recent In
Rev. W. NJ Jennings. of st. Clair, Pa,
! left Richmond Monday with Mrs. Jen.
| nings who has been i'll in this city with
relatives for several weeks. for Washing.
| ton State, where he will continue his work
In the Baptist ministry
the subject last night of Dr.. N. W.
Tracy. the temperance evangelist. was
I The Relation of Young Nomanhood to
the Moral Reform of the Present Day
/ The meeting was held in the tent al
Jefferson Park and an excellent attend-
ance was present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-16
BUSINESS MOVEMENTS.
Publishing Concern TO Locste Here-Bie
Lumber larI fur airnch ester.

Lumber iari fur. MrnCn.Stcr.
The building No. s South Tenth Street
is being tirted up as the office and pub
Iication rooms of q concern which. 1T Isl
understood. is to devote tins and en-
ergy to the publication of a class. journal
in tho interest of manufacturing indus;
tries. ~
The matter has been kept. quiet, and!
those who have charge OF. the place and
who are laying the type and putting up
the presses, have been directed to keep
the matter secret, and the exact nature
OF the business or the publication is not
known.
~ large quantity Of type has been lay
ed, and two presses have been. put up
+ on The second floor, The entire building.
has been leased.
Mr. George e. Enmons, of Washington,
has done all the negotiating, and it is
stated that he has benin him such men
as Messrs. Myron NJ. Parker and =. 80
Warner, two Of fyYashingtons most ub-5
stantial and progressive business men.
The statement that the general Offices
of the Seaboard Air Line would not be
removed from Portsmouth to Richmond.
given out by General aianagsr Barr,
aroused much interest here. as did the re-
fusal of President John Shelton Williams
TO discuss the matter one way or the
other.
This termination of the matter was not
generally expected here, for the Seaboard
mad made such expensive prepare tons
for the removal. having purchased the
Hennewinckel bull d.:lg. co
and Main. at an expenditure Of about
$40 OOO.
What viii be done with the structure
now is not known. but 1t IS IN such a
desirable location thar there should be
little difficulty in securing desirable tens
ants It II Is possible, however. that It
may he orcupied hv snrne Of the nur.er-
Gus Williams Interests here, The Sea-
| board s ticket Office viii, it, Is understood,
be located iii the corner store long .occu-
pied by Polk Miller 3
Plans are matnri for he esta blish-
ment OF an enormous lumber plant q
lsNancf1eSterAuearsth The entrance into the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-16
luuior O. u. A. a.

s yiIliatn Mckinley Council, No. iSs. will
he instituted on Thursday night next at
central Hail. Fifth and Broad Streets,
with seyenty-five new members. me
work will be done by Goodwill, No %,
ana Marshall. No. Isl, of this city. The.
order in this city; is growing Very fast
since the National Council has placed an
organizer in the field. and will soon have
J, nav council in Manchester.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-16
NEGRO IN DOCK.
The Body Of Mike Barnes, Of Manchester
W.s Found Yesterday at Noon.

The body of Mike Barnes, negro man
from Manchester. was found floating in
The dock at Twenty-sixth Street yester-
,say at noon 1t was found by the crew
i of a coal barge. The police We're nottiled
ana Coroner Taylor was summoned
The Coroner examined the booy anu
s had 1t removed to the mcrgue at the col
o,.asi almsbouse, The man was about
thirty-iiye years old and had been miss
imp from his home since last Thursday.
The body was turned over to relatives
vest ertiay afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-16
JUSTICE JOHNS COURT.
Boy Fined for Shooting Rifle il inc

In the Police Court yesterday .heIe
,,,.ra J. number of small cases OF oruhhs
and others OF minor Importance. 80.
'iis small boy, named Kirk Vaughan, was
,,.,a5 lI sIa for firing a rife in the street.
Ia ,efererce was. made to the fact that
4 vo stray bullets had found their mara, ,,s
AT The Locomotive Works recenus. az
warned the boy of the danger Oh s!iool-
ing in the street. 1,,u +r,o
Eleanor Taylor and Rosa M Ill. am ~
s,.i,en sixty days in Jail for lighting IN
the street and using strong language
besides resisting an officer.
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city of the seaboard Air Line bridge.
The location of the yard at this point -
done because of the splendid location
and the convenience toathe two rallroaos'
the S. a. L. and the Southern, which
open up up the great lumber. lands OF the
South. The informant vas not at liper-
ty to disclose the names of the Interested
parties, because the plans had not fully
developed, but he did say that there was
any amount Of capital behind the move
ment.
Messrs j. Thompson Brown & Co. are
negotiating with a New York dry goods
house for the opening of branch OF
their concern in this city. They viii
probably locate in the portione OF the
Raab building, at Foushee and Broad
Streets, next door to Mayer & Petit.
The deal has not beeH5consummated yet.
The wholesale dealers. as well as the
retailers, report that business for the
past few months has been of great vol
.ume santr3most, encouraging. They expect
it to increase even over the present
condition.
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Herr..co Wedding.

The residence of DR.. and AIRS. NJ
peitrick, on James river, in Henrlcos
county. Will be the. scene ola pretty we'd
ding this afternoon, ~ ,,ei, their beautiful
daughter. Christina Deitrick VIII become
The bride Of Eaissell q, Cheit. popular
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-16
BOARD TO .sieet.

The regular quarterly meeting Of the
board Of the Southwestern State, Hospital
wII be held Friday. Judge Bolen, Of the
Constitutional Convention. president OF
the board. will leave here Tor ~ rsoa to-l4
morrow night. s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-16
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses were issued. Yesterday
TO the following couples:
Jacob Hawkins and Amanda Jones,
Charles Burton Ford and AIaude Winston
Ru,3er Crank r. letters and Elizabeth j.
Hoffman, Wm. C. B. Half and otelia Is.
Esgleston. Louis B. Somehow and Emma
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-16
All. Three improving.

Mr.. Montgomery West was considered,
to be a shade better last night.
Mr.. Charles n. Page. who has been III
for several days. is somewhat improved
Mr.. Deane sMaury. who has been su it-'
ing with typhoid fever, Is better.