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Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-28

rooms one December night, a knock came
at the door. The servant came in with the
message that they were all wanted outside.
Tilly was the first one out, and he banged
into the grenadier. At the same moment
a laundering voice called out, rs there any
rebel officers here?"
mo waiting for a second word he
darted like lightning out of the front door,
through the yard, bolted over the fence,
swamps, fences, thorn hedges and plowed
fields in no way impeded his retreat" At
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-28
Sparkling Page from the Diary of a Revolutionary Girl

who stopped at this old house. AS to
the complete juornal, which first saw the
light in the comfortable home, ones best
wishes to the reader of these lines may be
most fttingly expressed in Sally's dedica-
ton to her friend Deborah. The p~crusal
of it may some time hence give pleasure in
a solitary hour to thee"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-28

@ woman, Mrs. Jessie Benton Ere
mont. now quietly enjoying the closing
wears of her life at Los Angeles, Cal.
Virgin'an by birth plunged at IA into the
brilliant society which gathered about her
father. Senator Benton, in Washington, she
clopcd at 16 with the fascinating young
Lieutenant, John G. Fremont.
Though she returned almost Immediately
to her fathers home, she aided and abetted
the schemes and explorations which brought
her husband such renown as the Path
finder" shared his conquest of California,
which meant to him not only political hon
ors. but the possession of gold mines as
we'll; returned with him to Washington
when California sent him there as its first
senator, and in the heyday of his prosperity
and national fame queened it royalty in st
Louis in a little court Of her own. From
this she expected to return to Washington
to reign as mistress of the White House,
but General Fremont was defeated by
hanan in the presidential race, as every
boy knows.
This disappointment was drowned in a
foreign trip made memorable by the higt
hOnors with which General Fremont anC
his wife were received at the English and
European courts, where the beauty and W
Of the accomplished Mrs. Fremont made
great impression. A good linguist and &c
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-28

,IVATIONS of the western frontier
and life at the courts Of Europe
form the two extremes in the ro-
mantle career of that remarkable
woman, Mrs. Jessie Benton Ere
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-28

HERE is an ancient house at
Penllyn, Gwynedd township,
Montgomery county, Pa, that is
associated with one of the pref
linat nnLriEnLinn u LEn Ei.L EEn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-06
TO IMPROVE SANITATION
Supervisors Pass Resolutions for Bar

ton Heights County Gases.
Arrested by Special Detective G. D..
Duke upon the technical charge of tres
passing upon the property Of the Chesa-
,,ealSe and Ohio Railroad, George Brown
alias eugene Sawyer and James Jones
alias Andrew Anderson. two negro men
faced Squire Lewis yesterday, and
when the evidence against them had
all been heard, they We're senior to the
grand jury upon the specific charge of
breaking into a arof the above road
and stealing Ueiglltacases of shoes. to the
value OF SlGl.333.
Thomas Green the young white man
adjudged insane. who is being held In
the county Jail awaiting the authorities
from the asylum. is creating some little
annoyance by his fuss.
The supervisors of Henrico metyesterdaE
morning il Barton Heights and passed
a resolution offered by Coroner Lori
NOR James relative to the sanitary con-
dition of the more thckly settled part
OF the suburban town. The resolution
will assume the part of an ordinance.
and the residents will have to abide by
Il 4 30
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-06
HIGHEST PRICE
OF The SEASON
Good Sales Of Tobacco Yester
Receipts to Be Heavy
Next Week.

The highest price for the season was
brought on the Richmond tobacco mar
ket yesterday, SIT being received on a
pie of suncured sold at Shockoe Ware
house.
The sales were unusually good. though
smaller than last week. SLockoe sod
2Ss1se pounds. about 10000 pounds Of
which were bright 4ne other ware
houses lad offerings as follows: Stone
wall, about LOO pounds: Crenshaw, $50
pounds; and Sheiburne's 1888 pounds.
The prices on dark were unusually
good. Shoclsoe, as stated above, had an
excellent sale, and received SIT as the
highest price, Which is also the highest
price for the season thus far. Shell
burne's brought a close second, with $3.50
as highest price.
The receipts next week will be very
large, if what the weather man saith
comes true. Farmers are just waiting
for a good warm rain, which the weather
bureau declares they shall have within
the next twenty-four hours.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-06
POLICE INSPECTION
-orce Will Appear in New Uniform and
Hesmet TOT Day. Board Meeting.

IT. 5 , +.
Ats o'clock this afternoon the Police.
Commissioners will make their seini-an-.
.rsual inspection of the Police Department.
sand all the mon VIII be dressed in their
new uniforms and winter helmets The
officers of the three districts will be in.
#spectcd at#their respective station-houses
a. the First Commissioners Welsh and
Manning will examine the huttonholes ami
sneckties Of the men. and at the Second
zMessrs. Bosher Mccarthy and Whittet
Will otIiciate while Messrs. Jacob ana
Landerkin VIII otficiate at the Third
Immediately after the inspection tho
board will meet in regular session u I
plice Headquarters, and the policemen will
march to the City Hall, where the reg
.iilar meeting Of the Police Benevolent
Association will he held
The bo.rd.will hardly take up any sre-
cial work at this meeting. and the Wyatt
Investigation will probably go over to a.
future meeting. The Committee on 1tEles
IS expected to make its report.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-06
ARE YOU AMBITIOUS?
Coffee Makes Some People Helple

Coffee Makes Some People Helpless
we inherit o1r ianlperarnents. Sorne
children arc happy and Bright, while.
1otilers arc nervous ana cross Gre
Should he taken lltat the child is given
proper food ana drink 50 e not to in
crease nalasaal ilerxoiisness#ot to bring il
an. but this IS often overlooked by
a0(hegs MIRO ptiaBit their children to
drink coffee without check
The wife OF a erucersnlan living in
Siioaln Mo. SAYS: aas born with
nervous temperament, iald this was in.
creased by inss ;tare1lts giving me coffee
wilen a chila unconscious of its bad eff
f9cts on 1llyaaesvo4is system IN time. q
acllp af coffee IN The morning invariably.
.s3ugea 81, ily stomach, and a single cup.
II night MOULD make ma nervous and
wakefiti a;ld often cause a distressing
liQartitQi'il. Last year i laid in bed all
silsllllyT vyit nervous prostraifon. a COM
ialete ie.ft.A from coffee drinking. I
ei,aNed a good, nou1ishilg, hot drink and
commenced 10 use Postum Food Coffee.
There Was a gradual Improvement in
my health almost from the commence
Incnt Of using Postum. ! could sleep
Weii. the heartburn and NERVOUSNESS dis
apnearea, my stomach trouble stopped
and now q Year later@ l have gone from
the sick bed into the store behind the
counter day ny day; from helpless
to- Il stirring business woman. with new
|, life ard strength. new hopes and am
bition. from tho pale. weak l0a-pound
woman to my present weight Of 120
pounds. Thanks / o Postum
We carry Postum in stock and recon-
mcndsit 10 our customers; we love to sell
1T and often gsse trial quantity TO the
faltei'ing 10 induce them to use this
health-giving drink Name given by
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-06
CLEAR WATER
and Water Committees Will.

Finance and Water Committees VIII.
Hear Suggestion of Subcommittee
For the purpose of considering the re-
port Of a subcommittee in regard to the
best manner in which to raise S35o,c1Q
a,ith which to construct settling and CO.
agulatins basins, the Finance and Water
Committees Of the Council will meet to-
morrow night at S o'clock in joint ses-
sion, and it seems probable that@a final
recommendation Will be adopted and for
warded to the Common Council for COM
sheraton.
AS; stated exclusively in The Times yes
Scrdag morning the report OF the subcom-
.ilittee Will suggest that ssN5,Q00 worth of
) 10 per cent. fifteen year bonds be is
sued $3.50 900 to be used in constructing
the basins with which it is hoped to
surnish clear water to consumers from
lanes River. the balance. $4,000. to be
utilized in undertaking. the erection Of q
stand pipe inBs Lee District. with an idea
in view of increasing the water pressure
III this portion of#the city.
In addition. the report Of the subcorl-
a,ittee will suggest that it be recon-
mendcd to the Council that an amount
sufficient to complete the stand pipe be
provided for in the budget of next Year
Hence. it would seem that two long-felt
seeds are to be supplied in the 8irmediate
future, forsit is more than probable that
such a recommendation will be forwarded
and finally adopted by the Council.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-06
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NEWS FROM BARTON HEIGHTS
Items of Interest About the Folk of the
Northside
Items of ]

.ltannS@ of interest SOCUltfiSa olNAO' 1'S
Northside.
Arg Ellis. of Brookland Park is quite
sick at her home.
Mrs. ,ynch, of Hanover county, is the
guest Of Mrs. Ttnsiey. of Brookland Iaik
Mr.. Charles NlcCurdy has LETT Tor fnlta-
deipl1ia -,
t1yes in Brockland Park, has returned TO
Hanover COUNTY.
Miss. Mamie Holloway has returned to
Caroline county, after a visit$to MI. ana
Mrs. j. G. Jeter. ofgLadies Mile Road
Captain q. C. Graves, ofathe Pocaholl-
tas hasa leave OF absence forsten days,
which he is spending with his 1amity.
at Mr.. IF. A. Whitehursts, OF Brookialla
Park
Has b,.s.n visiting Mrs. T. L Will-iuson.
has returned home.
AIR. preston Atkins has returned home.
after a visit a visit to friends in Peters
burg.
line county. has accepted a position With
Mr.. Al. Kelly. OF Richmond
Miss Marian N1offatt, who has been
quite sick. is #able6t be out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thacker have returned
from an extended bridal trip North. and
Will be al nome 70 &tiltii ~ i';A.sA.' 90
~ Street
AIR Charles 4. Walters. who has been
visiting Mr.. James III. Smith, OF Brook
Hill mas returned TO Roanoke.
MI. Z. j. Ward. who has been visit
ing his daughter, Misses Pattie and Grace
Ward. VINO are stopping with their aunt,
Mrs. W. L Brogdon, of the Seminary
Miss Bessie Rove. of Washington. is
visiting at the home of Mrs. Charles Nc
i5urdv.5 OF Broulaland Park.
Mr.. George Carter and son, of Crook
ana Park, haze left for Hanover county,
to visit relatives
Mr.. pave Graham left Tuesday for
Gainesville on a hunt.
Mrs. j. NJ Parish and daughter left
Tuesday 10 visit relatives in Hanover
county
Mrs. ID. X Kellogg. who has been ROUTE
sick ather home, near the Seminary, IS
Improving.
Nj. Thomas Jones left Tuesday morn
in. OF. II business trip to Louisa.
Mr.. Cubbins. has returned to Hanover
county. after visit TO Mr. George Car
ter.
Mr.. Garter, of Brookianu Park. will
leave III a few days on a hunting trip
TO Louisa.
ty on a hunt.
% e
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-06

~ 4 r f..
He. The state law IA regasd to Sunday
closing he. so changed as to leave me
matter in llsa hands Of the Councils OF
the different cities.
IN speaking Of the matt- to a Times
rc4sclter yesterday afternoon, Mr. Glenn
sad.
around his thing for. the present. I can't
see the occasion for this sudden onslaught
on these people AS soon as the Iegisia-
ture is iii session we can go before 1T
With a conmittee from the Council and
ask that the blue laws be abolished and
that the citias- be given the matter OF
Sunday observance for their own consid-
Grafton and 10 establish stleh laws as
wiil hes. suit conditions in each city.
- think that some means may be de-
yised,S and if it is possible to give the
sufferers any relief, | hope TO find it and
get it in action.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-06
GREATLY IMPROVED FACILITIES
For Reaching Texas and California.

OF heacning exas and CALIFORNIA;.
on November 18th. 1909. the Southern
{. Pacific tSunset LirniteD will inaugurats
dGIhEe daily through train service be-
tween New orleans and San Francisco.
in connection with the Southern Rail-
way. thus affording double daily limited
tratfl service from Richmond and this,
section to aIF Eastern and Middle Texas.
Mexico. New Mexico. Arizona California
and all Pacific coast points via Southern
Railway and Sunset Route
fhrongh Fuilman dining cars Service
unsurpassed.
\ little later II III: season the famous
Sunset Limited tram operating between
New Orleans and san Francisco in con-
nection witt! the Southern Railway viii
be inslagurated, thus adding another
train to the already elegant service
Round trip tourist excursion tickets
now on sale BY this popular route
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-06
Methodist Mass Meeting,

The laymen of the Methodist churches
of Richmond will meet tonight at the
Methodist Institute. corner Of Nineteenth
and Main Streets. to hear the annual re-
port from the many departments of the
mission, through Mr.. Addison Maupin,.
chairman This is an important meeting.
and a large attendance is urged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-06
SUNDAY Of EEN|HG
II.IIl.S CONFESSED
}. B. Moore Was Fined the
usuaI sumPoIice
Court.

Squire Graves had b few important
eases before him Yesterday. together
with the usJ,3l lire OF struggles. Justice
Gititchiie4a Was not well enough to APP.
pear. although liz is getting along.
II b. Moore Was fined the usual sum
Of 500 for iseei,.:ss MS place open on
Sunday. In Short he confessed to hay
ing kept oflen. -as 2. conviction in such
d case Games within the ruling ofzJudge
license stall follow. it is probable that
Mr. Moore Will make arrangements 10
So into another l91siness.
Fred Bennett, a nlaai who can drink
!lltre alcabal4;i s readily as the average
man drinks h2is WAS giEea thirty days
ii jail Ter being q yasraIt and for
e5isHg 4 policeman IL has q record
iii 6tiltr cites, pr!reiraly II Newark
IistfS, 36t1las ard William Henry
5;ilrsI nere h.fd pending the recovery
III Henry Smith. Ntom they are charged
with having smashed M.
,i'lle ciiaiGe of elabezzement against
III. i Johnson. the president of the Iied
Carriers Union WHO ordered q strike.
and Who is alleged to have retained s97
OF tie relief fund, WAS continued john
son says he Won't turn the money over
10 anybody until an ofad Of the court.
ard d civil case may Follow
Maggise Harris and j. S. Mcsorley
charged each Other wit reckless driving
hegaese the Wheels Of two buSsies in
which they were riding became en-.
t:4nSitd with DISASTROUS result to one Of
illem. The case was dismissed, and
squire l.o,anic declared it was one for
civil adjudication.
Lucy i}ahel MIS- charged with putting
out red lights on distinctions and it cost
s 80 = r
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-06
BOARD OF PUBLIC INTERESTS
Ter Centenary Appropriation Referred
to a Sub-C Committee.

Ter Centenary Appropriation Referred
toaa Sub-C Committee.
Mich to the surprise OF. the members
Themselves. tie Bnard III Public Interests
got a quorum yesterday afternoon and
Then decided that it would he better in
fntare to meet only at the call of the
chairman.
Tie resolution that had been referred
To the board ct the readast #ofs4tile score
taly Of the Tel,-Gentenary Commission.
Iii reference; 10 endorsing TIL, application
10 the Legislature for IN appropriation
Of $2pa.bao Tor ta3 Ter Centenary, was
read. and a subcommittee of aitassrs
ssllians. Valentine and Moore was mp
pointed 10 consider the matter and report
hack.
those present Al, thc. meeting were
lessrs. Sol. i. I2lpbmbclg. chairman: Jii-
Has Sti'afss, Henry zee Valentine, ]. S
Moore. w S. Gum, John Mann and John
ki'etfey. City Cieilz August in.gihe alb
ssellce. OF Clerk 2eDowell, acted as see
retaly.
Mrs. James s Tucker, of Crewe. has
returned home from a week yIsitto AIR
Ak. Thicker family on Reservoir Street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-06
TOWN AT AUCTION
Calhoun Falls, in South Carolina. Brings
$40 an Acre.
(Br Associated Press

I
CHARLESTON. 8. c.. November o.
Practically the entire town OF Calhoun
Falls, in Abbevile county. at the cross
ing OF the Seaboard Air Line and Char
lesion and Western Carolina Railroads,
was sold at auction yesterday to Judge
w. F. Cox. of Anderson, for S1tooo, seven
hundred acres at the rate OF so an acre.
The property belonged to a syndicate of
Anderson. Charleston and Atlanta capt
talists. known as the Western Carolina
Land and Improvement Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-06
Oysters at Methodist Mission.

The sunday school and night school
children at the Methodist Mission We're
given an oyster supper last night. Mr.
FORBES. the superintendent the Sunday
sch6ol, and Mr.. Judhins who has charge
of the night school, with many OF the
ladies who work at the institute. We're
present ant. gave the children as good
time as children ever knew. Work has
started off finely at the mission for the
fall and winter caynpaign
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-06
-
WOULD AMEND SUNDAY LAWS
Councilman Harry Glenn Wants State
Law as 10 Sunday Closing REPEALED

As a result Of the crusade which was
recently inansntatea BY the police against
tho smell merchants Who keep their PLACES
open on the Sabbath for the purpose ~
lew dollars. Councilman Harry Glenn
Viii, at the meeting OF the City. Council
Tomorrow might, introduce a resolution
ia behalf Of the dealers. III q viii ask tiiat
aHcommi,tee be appointed 10 go before the
next General Assembly with q request
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-06
Reformation Services.

There will be reformation services held
next Sunday at the Evangelical Lutheran
Bethlehem Church, Sixth and Clay
Streets. by the Rev. +. Verwicbe. OF
Baltimore. Md Services will be held in
the morning at II o'clock in German and
at night at . O'Clock in English.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-06
WELDON FAIR.
Weldon, N. c., November 4-e, 1902

On account OF the above occasion the
Atlantic Coast Line announces a rate
Of one fare. plus Fifty cents. for one aei-
r. SION to. the Fair Grounds. for the
round trip from all points on its lines
between Richmond and Weldon 10 Wei
don, y. G. and return.
For full particulars apply to any agent
OF the company.
c. s CAMPBELL,
Division Passenger Agent.
No. SIS e Main St. Richmond. Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-06
MAY SELL ICE CREAM
Squire Graves Rules That Such is Not
AGAINST the Law

Another decision was rendered in the
Police Court yesterday on the Sunday
opeaing question. when Squire Graves
ruled that a man who kept a restaurant
oo,;lG sell ice cream on Sunday.
The case is one III which L. Magnani.
Who keeps "a restaurant down town. was
repnrted by an energetic First District
officer He was not fined. and the decls-
ior, may have far-reaehinsa results.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-06
ALMOST READY
New City Jail May Be Completed Be.


fore January,
Within little over a month the new
city Jail will be ready for occupancy.
Work on the Jail is practically
completed, and when some plumbing
is done. and the furnaces are put il,
shane. the institution will be ready to
turn over to the city.
This work has been delayed from time
to time by various causes. strikes. scar
city of material bad weather and changes
in the original plans. The building is a
most substantial one and the cells are
>lAk...2 -. 49, Gt..1As.t glA1n-lxa Cs>-~-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-06
REALTY SALES FOR TO-DAY
Number Are Adver.ised-Transfers o

Number Are Adver.ised-Ira transfers. OF
Property Recorded.
But few. sales were made yesterday in
the real estate world Of Richmond.
The following sales arg scheduled for
to-day:
Two brick dwellings, Nos. 26l5 and 1927
O Street. by Edward S. Rose Company.
at 4:30 O'clock
Two frame dwellings. Nos. sos and SO
East Cary Street. by J. y. Goddln and
Company. at 4 go o'clock
Frame dwelling No. GIG North Thirteenth
Street, by A j. Chewing Company. at
4 30 o'clock
Two tene1nents, Nos. 1oO1 and zoos North
Second Street by a. J. Chewing Com
pany, at ; o'clock.
Augustine Royal and Company VIII sell
the following Manchester property a +
O'Clock: Eisht-roc,n house on alfteentn
Street, between Senmes and McDonnrssh5
Streets: three lots3son Fifteenth street,
adjoining the above; four lots on CoWard-
4 In Avenue; house and lot corner OF Eft
tecnth and Senm.s Streets: four lots cor
ncr of Tenth and Maury Streets
Real estate agents report the market
very steady at the present time. 1ndi-
cations are that there will be consd-
cradle building next year
The following transfers Of property
were received Yesterday:
Richmond: Rolfe T. Glover and wife
to G. w. Lewis, so feet on west side.
Ninth Street, beyond NJ Street, s6co.
S. w Hobson to t. B. Richardson, 60
feet on south side Monument Avenue,
80 feet west ct Meadow SGnet, $500.
William "A. Moncure To- Mrs Y. e. a.
Carson, 50 feet on south side Floyd Ave-
nue., 1853 feet east of#Linden Street, $500.
Henrico: c. l.. Denoon and wife to.
G. L. Hudgins, 125 feet on north side
Leigh Street, near eastern limits of Rich
mond. $500.
Same to same. 16e feet on north side
Leigh Street, near the city limits. 500.
D. P. Gill and wife to III. Z. Denoon.
1GS-12 feet on north side Cary Street 60
feet north Of Carter Street. 5000.
& Joseph L. Rohleder and wife to Eliza
Dudley, lots No ~, IS, 40 and 50 on plan
of Shelton Park, $50.
Samesto Susan a. Jones lots No. 81 to-
80, inclusive, in plan of Shelton Park. $50 s
]. A. Stone and wife to Mrs. c. e.
Strong. % feet on. west side of the Old
Meadow Bridge Road Isl SIP feet north
of Valley Road. 500.
Valentine Schwartzs heirs to Rich
mond Locomotive Works, % 6-12 feet on
west side Mill Street near Albiechtfs lot
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-06
DO YOU KNOW

you can leave Richmond at sos P NJ.
tBSrd Street Station and arrive Pitts
burg. Pa. 8 Ia y. VI. the following morn
ing via r.. F.. and z. and B. and o..
routeo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-06

CoNv4,LEsCENCE after pneumonia.
typ..oJd fever and the grip. is sometimes
merely apparent. not real. To make it real
and rapid there is no other tome so high
lv 10 be recommended as Hoods Sarsa-
parilla Thousands so testify. Take
Hoods.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-06
LOWEST RATES

to all points North and West. via Baltf-
more or: Washington and the ROYAL Blue
Line tE. and O. Railroad. Finest. fast
est and safest trains in the World Ap-
ply TO Richmond Transfer Company. No.
90S East Main Street: Southern Passen-
ger Office, No. go East Main Street. or
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-06
HUNDREDS OF GUESTS
Inmates of All the Charitable lnsti
tions to See the Shows.


Manager j. I. Berger. of the Midway
and Combined Carnival Company, desires
to issue an invitation to the inmates OF
All cnaritaDie institutions in sthe#clt ". III
GLIDING orphan asylums, Little Sisters OF
the Poor and the old Confederate yeter-
ans at the Soldiers Home. 10 visit ali
their attractions next Monday afternoon
at 5 O'Clock. Mr.. Berger announces that
no charge of admission TO any Of ttle
twenty-five shows Will be made to any OF
these invited guests. In addition the car
nivsil mana cement will provide a free
dinner on the grounds, and furnish free
street car transportation 10 and from the
Midway. Ittis expected that all OF the
charitable Institutions of the city wll.take
advantage OF Mr.. Bergeris kind invita-
ton.
Mr.. Berger desires that the managers
and directors OF the various charitable
institutions in Richmond. including the
veterans at the Soldiers Home, who de
sire to take advantage of his invitation
TO visit the Midway next Monday after
noon. Will notify him Immediately at Muir
phys Hotel stating the number in each
party SO that all preparations for thss
free dinner to be given TO inmates can
be made.
The Carnival. which will open next
Monday ut Main and Vine Streets for
two weeks. Is expected to be one of The
most Interesting cSpositions ever. seen IN
this city.