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PHYSICIANS.

DR MRS. GEHRICKE, sO3 GOLDEN GATE AVE.
DNomen' s diseases specially; hygienic sponge sue
tIon cleanser: simple safe sure; instructions given
con1deniially; treatment by month low rates1yz om
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DARN FOR SALE, 10 MILES FROM RAYMOND.
Fresno County on the road to Yosemite Valley and
orchard with horses. cows. goats and poultry. and
a complete outfit OF farming utensils; this place
Gare Of DE BEkNARb I Go aa
Davis ST.. S. +. ty30 lot
AN ENGLISH GENTLEMAN LEAVING THE
n State will sell his properly at sacrifice for cash
10 anG is acres, San Jose part In fruit. $3.50 per
acre; Monterey County, $40 acres, $50 in volunteer
livery stable. barn and cot tage San Miguel. $1,000;
also lots, 800 each; also some good mines; two
ticuDars on application. Address A. w. b.. 2S14
Sacramento ST., San francisco. 26tf
CALL OR SEND FOR CIRCULARS FOR NORTH
" ern California land; have the largest list of
any agent in this city OF these lands deal only in
Northern and Middle California and can give you
correct information. J. +. PETERS, IA Montgom-
cry st. jy27 1t
SlZ.UUU of 90 acres. i1% miles from '1 vaca-
VILE; 40 acres IN trees and vines; will go with the
and many tons of late peaches, pears and grapes.
Address Owner, Postofhce Box ia, Vacaylle,
Cal. 1y25 7t
u Contra Costa and the bay counties: send sta p
for new catalogue. w. r. MATTHEWS IL CO., "a
kearny st, San francisco. iva u
GSOOO FOR SALE AT A SACRIFICE FOR
NOOUO. few days only; 10 acres vines and
fruits; new buildings; wind-mills; best chicken
hatchery on the Coast OF 1000 capacity monthly;
500 broilers ready for Market lncubators working;
all stock, tools and furniture included; all cost
$4,000; owner leaving the country; answer quick.
Address Box 50, StocktOn.,Ca. jy24 hts
. 00O OOO ACRES; VAST ESTATES OR
A.OOO.UUO- acre lots all speciaties in land:
stock, dairy grain fruit and general FARMS resorts,
timber land, Mexican land, mines town sites and
lots. city mansions country villas and Sites invest
ment and speculative properties; money TO loan:
send zoe for ll0-page catalogue. C. Ii. STREET &
CO., Land Agents, AS Montgomery st. jyl0 I'm
CCHooL LANDS, 81 so TO So AN ACRE; ON
- very easy terms; sold by the State in tracts to
suit; no residence or improvement required; all
kinds of lands, in many different counties; send
stamp for list. open Monday. "Wednesday and Satur-
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CARPETS

LIME ASSORTMENT FLOOR OILCLOTHS AT
i 25c per yard Just e,ved: Brussels carpets.
elegant patterns at 6Gc per yard sewed and laid S.
w. SHREK, 1924 Stockton St. nr. Broadway. IL II
(lAKPETS-SMITH'S BRUSSELS. Csc YARD;
" fnstallment price elsewhere 81 a yard M.
CLOSING UP ESTATE; BRUSSELS SEwED.
laid soc; 2ply Csc :o-clot Lac sour tain poles
36c mating. Toe. NEWMAN BROS. II Sixth Sc
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G.ounn BUTCHERS, ATTENTION, PART
tN')uOV. ner wanted IN largest retail business
IL The city; sales Sl25 to 1915 per day runs three
double teams; not necessary to understand the
business will be required to act cashier and keep
tie books in once; employs 10 hands. IS the best
business Will be proven by the books and receipts,
the State OF California; fun stock large packing,
curing and drying house connected; cuts up % TO
80 head Of cattle per week and other stock in pro-
portion; once refused $4,000: viii sell the whole
business if desired there is fortune in this place.
GEO STEW APT. lbs keArmY 81. IL
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A SHBURY ST, L. SIDE, BET. OAK AND
- Page; very large lots size 55xl23 IT,: $4,000;
street severed and macadamized: Oak and Ha!ght
st. cables: can't be duplicated. w. |. MORGAN
co. 81 2 Cal. iy2T SuMe II
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QEcSO DOUBLE HOUSE, ROOMS AND
DoLoU. bath each in front: rear house of
rooms: Oak Grove ave, bet Folsom and Harrison
SITS. rents Si7; lot 25xll2 w. l. MORGAN Il co.
SIP Cal. IeZ2 II SuWe
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G.-Sn SALOON on MARKET ST: IN AN Al
u ~. location; tine stock and fixtures; wen
worth $1,000: sickness cause OF sale. Apply to NJ.
LESS. 995 Market st. Its
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GD00O NICE COSY COTTAGES OF ROOMS
tD-OOO. and bath and modern Improvements,
in one OF the most picturesque sections OF the city,
on Casellt ave III the MountIin Spring Tract, near
18th very liberal terms; lots 25xl03. o. ID.
BALDWIN, JoOST ~ MERTENS. 23S Montgomery
street. iN2T Il SuWe
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lTnn FINE RESTA URANT: DAILY
u iuO. sales $25 TO $50; large dmiugroom and
kitchen; meathOuse; living rooms; rent $40
mouth; sale, sure, paying business. Apply n.
JONAS * Co, 1871 Market ST. jy2S St*
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QOOOQ LARGE CORNER: PACIFIC
cDCOOO. heights; NE jackson and Broderiek
sts size 55I 100; cablecars pass the lot: can't be
duplicated at this price; call Immediately. ". L.
MORGAN & Co, 5l2 Cal 81. jy2O tf Su w
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RrsINEss CHANCES.

G..).JEO BAKERY, WITH 3 HORSES AND
- --OU. wagon; bakes about barrels OF -four
day; clears 5000 per month; cheap rent and long
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DEAD THIS; READ THIS-wE ARE CLOSING
IL out fine line OF properties in all parts Of OAK
land lots from 5000 up Before buying in OAK land
cry ST., s. +. jy26 st
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GIL 0on. INVESTORS AND SPECULAToRS
it, gore block on Mission St, Silver ave. and Mar
shall for sale at the above fgure size 120x267x
1850: offered for few days only. .. %. BALD
WIN. JOOST d MERrENS, 23S Montgomery
street fy2O tt SuMe
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CHEAPEST PLACE FOR COUNTERS, SHELVES.
~ showcases ;ofces a stores fitted 1874 Geary.30tt
OAR, STORE FIXTURES, SHOW CASES, DESKS,
ID doors sash; goods taken on storage, money ad-
vanced. Pioneer Store, u to IS Tenth ST. fe22 Il
OAR FIXTURES, COUNTERS. SHELVING
- show-cases sashlnnrs etc. at 225 Post st e9 :.
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ell 000 THIRD ST; LOT 25xSO, w. SIDE,
ID L .OOU. bet Folsom and Harrison; improve
ments and rental nominal; can be made very fine
fnCome-paying property. o. ID. BALDWIN, JUOST
q MERTENS. 23s Moatgomery ST. iy27 SnMe u
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600 0QQ CHOICE NV. COR. Sd ST., NEAR
Woo.UUO. Mission: bringing in a monthly
rental OF $l65 gilt-edge investment; cannot be
duplicated. JOHN c. GREEN X Co, 4Ol Callfor
iyl3 If SuWe
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C.IO0n PARTNER IN A WHOLESALE AND
u ! OVU retail liquor business; good chance for
a Young man. NJ. LESS x Co. 995 Market St Its
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-11
IN SPITE OF OBJECTIONS.
eLopeMENT OF MISS EDITH Isle
M'CURlEY.

The Daughter of the Commander or
the Nipsic. Who IL Well Known In Rich
mond Society Circles, Marries Mr..
Head, Of Baltimore.
While Commander Felix McCurley was
In charge Of the monitor feet in James
river, recently, his handsome daughter be-
came very popular In social circles here.
The following, from the Baltimore News OF
yesterday, will therefore be interesting
reading to many Richmond people; Miss
Edith Lisle McCurlcy, daughter OF Cap
tain Felix McCurley, commander OF the
United states man-of-war Nipsic, and Mr..
John X. Heald also OF Baltimore, were, ac-
c0rding 10 dispatch received In this city
from Wilmington, married yesterday alter
noon AT the residence OF the Rev. Dr. W l..
;. Murray. presiding elder Of the Whining
ton Methodist Episcopal Conference, In
Wilmington, Del. Miss McCurley Is very
pretty brunette, and by her brightness and
vivacity has made herself quite popular IN
the social world Of West Baltimore. Her
father, who is now on furlough in Baltimore,
intended, il is said, 10 take her and her
mother with him on his next trip 10 China,
but Cupid disconnected his arrangements.
The young lady was more DESTROYS OF being
united to her lover than Of going 10 the ce-
lestial Empire. and though her parents OPP
posed the match at this time, the lovers
Oyercame all obstacles and are now man
and wife.
LAUGHING LOVE.
Every precautiOn was taken by the anx-
ious parents to prevent Miss McCurley hay-
ing any communication with Mr.. Head,
but it is the old story repeating Itself Of
''loye laughing at lOcksmiths." The lover
fOnnd a way to communicate with his
sweetheart, and on Saturday afternoon last
they had "A meeting. At was at the gate OF
Miss McCurley's home. The lover was
waiting and the sweetheart was prompt.
Not TO arouse any suspicion, she went out
in her house gown, and was helped into
carriage by her expectant lover. Whittier
the couple went was a mystery until to-day,
when the news came from Wilmington that
they were married IN that city, and that
they had gone on a tour North. None of
their friends were surprised at the denoue-
ment, for everybody saw that married they
would be in spite Of all obstacles.
PREVIOUSLY MARRIED.
In the meantime nothing definite was
known Of the state of things and the talk
among their acquaintance was that they
had been secretly married seven weeks ago
and that their flight was simply supple
mentary to their vows, but no record OF the
fact has vet come TO the surface, and
whether they were or not makes very little
difference, as they are certainly married
now. The young man is employed as
bookkeeper in a prominent business house
and is very respectfully connected.
Ii was this morning stated at the house
where Mr.. Head has lived since he was a
child that he and Miss McCurley had been
married since October 10Th, but no one
knew anything Of it until they left this city
together. No particulars concerning the
alleged ceremony in October could be OBJ
tanned.
At the home Of Miss McCurley's parents
all knowledge Of the elopement was denied.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-11
I'M THE COURTS.
Miller Convicted Preston Robinson 40
quilted.

puftttds
Police Court: James Miller. alias Hen.
~ Clark. was charged In the Police Court
yesterday with stealing a silver watch val
ued at s2s from Mrs. n. Sergeant. Ser
geant John Hall arrested the prisoner near
Goochland Courthouse and found the watch
on his person. He was sent 10 all for four
months.
Another double-case silver watch was
found in his possession when arrested and
is held for Identification.
Jim Braxton and John Henderson, negro
prisoners in the city jail. were charged with
lighting in the Jail. Henderson was re-
quirsd 10 give security for good behavior for
one year.
Frank Foley and William Howard. va
grants and suspicious characters. were sent
to jail for ninety days in default ofsecurity.
Supreme Court Of Appeais.-Young
against Young. Argued by q. Hatton, Esq,
for appellants, and Major }. +. Croker for
appellees, and submitted.
Cty Circuit Courf.-Suit was instituted
in the City Circuit Court yesterday by John
ii. Gray's administrator against l.. Allen
Sutherland. Action on open account.
Damages $500.
Hastings Coulf.-Tbis court yesterday
was engaged in the trial Of civil cases of no
public interest. Judge Witt announced
that he would begin the bearing Of the as
sessment cases on the 18th, and applica-
tons for reductions can be filed in his
court until that date.
HenricO county COuf.-The trial of
Preston Robinson (colored). who is charged
in the Henrico County Court with burning
the barn Of J. l.. DIETRICH. was concluded
yesterday evening, and Robinson was ac-
emitted
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-11

yX7 ANTED-A SETTLED COLORED
w Woman 10 do Homework. Apply at
636 north Eighth street. dell-2t%
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Personal and General.

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Garrett, of North Car
DINA, were in the city short while yester
dav en- route TO New York. Mr.. Garrett
GOES on business, and will be absent about
| two weeks.
British steamship Delcomyn, William
| Gyles master, 1854 tons, twenty-fOur crew.
cargo of 1000 bales of cotton, valued al
| Sl96. 900. cleared at the custom-hOuse yes.
terday for Client, Belgium.
Rev. DIR. Carmichaers lecture on "Sen-
sational Preacher of the Seventeenth Cen
fury" Will be delivered on the 10Th in the
Young Mems Christian Association Hall.
A party of Richmond men will 90 to
Judge r. ii. Cardwelrs, in Hanover county,
to-day to engage in fox hunt.
Mr.. l.. L. Thayer was in the city yester-
day. Mr.. Thayer travels all over the
world as the representative of large or
gan concern OF New York city.
MIR. c. A. Lucy, of the G. A. Gambrill
manufacturing company, Baltimore, IL
visiting Richmond.
Mr.. Frank b. lsa0cs, of this city, and
Miss +. Sampson, of Brooklyn, will be mar
ried ON the 23d instant in Trinity church,
New York.
The regular monthly meeting Of the Pow.
hatan Club will be held this evening at
O'Clock. Every member is requested to be
present.
The bursting of a lamp at No. 725 North
| Twenty-iOurth street, last night, caused an
alarm Of fire. The damage was trifiing.
Rev. DIR. Kerr and party, of this city,
who are travelling abroad, are now in
Rome.
A marriage license was issued yesterday
to William f. Wright and Laurener Tucker
(colored).
Mr.. Sidney j. Dudley and wife have re.
turned to the city. and are at their home,
No. 323 south Third street.
Mr.. Robert Morton Hughes, of Norfolk,
son of Judge Hughes, was in the city yes
terday.
MIR. George j. IIundley, Of Amelia coun-
ty, was In Richmond yesterday.
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PrOpertY Transfers.

Richmond CUy.-A. Q. Billings 4
Warner Moore a Co., ~ feet on ives
side LOmbardy street, between Main anC
FLOYD, subject to deed of trust, $3.50.
Ann Bushell to John A. Bushell, % feet
on Williamsburg avenue, northeast corner
Nicholson street. Sl,OjC
Richard c. HObsOn's administrator L
John J. Scott, his interest in the assets o
the firm of Scott IL HObson.
Ganville IIOrd TO August Jacob, IS 1-i.
feet on west side Mosby street, $500.
Andrew {. Stevenson to William ii
Brown, - feet on east side Twenty-seyentl
street. between Broad and Marshall, 5000.
DIR. George b. Steel TO James Il. Elan
Is feet on north side Of Main street. between
Seventh and Eighth Ga twO-story house DC
cupies the LOTT, $1,000.
HenricO COUatg.-JOhn II. Rogers TO X
A. Williams and o. w. Ball, lot ! and
southern "a feet Of lot ,, block >, Barton
Heights, $1,000.
John d. Sheppard to John Il. Cooke. II
acres on east side Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac railroad, ten miles north
of Richmond $3.50.
NJ. c. Staples TO James W. DelOzer, 2SO34
acres on Deep Run turnpike, twelve miles
west of Richmond, $l,6Si.j0.
ii. Seldom Taylor to Washington Boiling.
90 feet on east side Twenty-third street, be-
tween q and X, $40.
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ing, while on the third page were the wsrds

ing. while on the third page were the wsrds
OF the songs rendered.
The programme consisted Of three string
quartettes, one vocal duet, and solos py
Miss Berger and Mr.. Marshall. Mr.. Ray.
nal. az the first yiolIust, and Mr.. H0en, lnc
celioist, were beautifully assisted py ar.
| Kesspich and Mr.. Baseler. Mozarts
allegro and finale. from the first quartette,
evoked much applause, and the beautiiuI,
dreamy adagio Of Haydn caused the
audience to insist upon an encore.
The original songs written for the recitai
| nv Mr.. Marshall were "Farew ell" IAN
ola Love Song" ADD "Serenade," founded
upon the words Of Byron; German ode,
and the lullaby OF Miss Edwards. The vocal
part, as well as the piano accompaniment
| Of each song. betokened the carefui mu-
steamship and genius Of Mr.. Marshall. he
sang his compositions well, and the sympa-
thetic audience rewarded his efforts with an
artists highest ec0niums-hearty applause.
The vocal portion Of the programme was
opened by the Z" Dlo Rossente," from faust.
| and Gounod's beautiful ballad and Jewel
song, from the same opera, closed the enter
tainment.
Miss Berger appeared in the costume usu
ally worn by Marguerite, and the ancient
spinning wheel was also used in this scene
Ii is n matter Of cOngratulation that kicn-
nf0nd can now boast OF an artist capable OF
giving so perfect rendition OF this lovely
scene from Gounod's masterpiece.
The earl King" that most dramatic
song of schuberts. was rendered as orlgi-
naliv composed, by Miss Berger. In this
number she showed herself the possessor oil
that dramatic instinct and technique so es-
sential to a mastery rendering OF this com,
position. In res Onse to generous recail
she gave with exquisite sweetness "kath-
Ieen Mavourneen."
That very important part Of the concert
the piano Accomplishments, were given
with all his usual finish by Mr.. W. Kirk
Matthews.
The stage was beautifully decorated with
plants, and potieres toek from IL that pare
ness sometimes so conspicuous.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-11
WENT TO CANADA.
A Man who Stole "a watch and Type
writer I'm Richmond.

A Man Who stole "a Watch and Type
writer I'm Richmond.
George Whitfield came to Richmond about
twelve months ago, and represented him.
self to be a civil engineer. He became a
frequent visitor at the Young Mems Chris
tian Association building, and made many
friends during his short stay in the city
Before leaving he borrowed a watch and
chain from Mr.. Stewart, the assistant Sec
rotary, and pawned it. He had also rented
a Remington typewriter from Mr.. John b.
Culpeper. This he took with him.
The police took the case in hand and found
the watch and delivered it to its owner.
hut they were unable TO locate the thief
or the typewriter. Chief Of Police Poe heard
recently that Whitfield had been arrested
in Canada and locked up for two years on
an old charge, and Mr.. Culpeper received "A
letter from the manufacturers Of the ma
chine that ii had been located in the hands
of Mr.. ID. W. Brown, Of Washington city.
Mr. Brown purchased the machine in good
faith from Washington pawnbroker.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-11
MANCHESTER MATTERS.
Items from the CITY on the Other Side of
the River.

Items from the CITY on the Other side oil
the River.
The Chesterfield Cavalry Troop drilled al
swansboro yesterday afternoon. A good
turnout was present, the men looked well,
and the drill passed OF most satisfactorily
to all.
MIR. ID. l.. Puliam, superintendent OF
schools, has received a notification OF q
cadetship vacancy i'm the Third Senatorial
district at the Virginia Military Institute.
and he is ready TO receive applications Tor
the same.
A meeting Of Local Branch, No. II. order
of the Iron Hall, will be held December 10th.
In the Mayors Court yesterday morn
ing Tony Young (colOred) was fined 81 for
being drunk and disorderly.
Professor }. IL. Blackwell, Of the colored
public schools. has been invited 10 deliver
The Grafton at Williamsburg at the enamel
patton celebration, January LIST.
Martha o. Harris, a teacher in the color
ed public school, died at II O'Clock Tuesday
night. The colOred schools Will close to-day
al noon in honor TO her memory.
Mr.. Henry A. JO. dan Is confined TO his
room from the effects Of his old wound. This
NAV necessitate the p0stpOnement OF the
reunion Of the Elliott Grays' Association.
The annual New Years ball Of New
South Council, Jr. o. L. A. NJ, Will take
place December 3lst.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-11

FCE WEEK ENDING DECEMBER 13. ls9,
PREDICTED TINE STANDARD or
HIGH TIDE Al
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-11
COlORED CRAFT.
Second Days Session OF Their Grand
Lodge.

The colored Grand Lodge of MaSons Of
Virginia, now holding their annual commu
nication In Harris Hall, on Third street
met again yesterday morning at O'Clock,
in the afternoon at 3 O'Clock, and at 1880
O'Clock in the evening. The morning and
afternoon sessions were consumed entirely
by the reading of the reports OF the grand
officers. AT the evening session nothing
was done but the election OF the grand
officers.
AT the meetings to-day new business Of
importance will be transacted. The new
endowment feature will be largely dis
GUESSED. After the meeting tonight the
Grand Lodge will be rendered banquet by
the colored subordinate lodges of the olty.
Following is a list of the Grand Officers
elected for the ensuing term: Grand Master,
James ii. Hayes, Richmond; Deputy Grand
Master, W. 4. jackson, Petersburg; Grand
Senior Warden, A. Ii. Campbell, Norfolk;
Grand Junior Warden, J. Is. Montgomery,
Alexandria: Grand Lecturer, W. {. Jack
son. Petersburg; Grand Secretary, DR.. III.
l.. Harris, Petersburg; Grand Treasurer,
w. III. Hughes, Manchester; Grand Chap
lain. Rev. James III. Holmes; Grand Mar
shall, Richard Baker; Grand Pursuiyant, j..
NJ. Bradley; Grand Senior Deacon, X. Bruce
Evans; Grand Junior Deacon, w. a. Bragg;
Grand Steward, ID. NJ. flames, III. l.. holmes;
Grand Tier, ;. NJ. Jones.
Colored Knights.
King Baldwin's Grand Commandery
Knights Templar Of colored Masons, which
were oniy in session Tuesday night, elected
the following officers: Grand Commander,
lanes Hugo johnson, OF Petersburg; Depu-
ty Grand Commander, J. b. Montgomery, OF
Alexandria; Grand Generalissimo, w. {.
Jackson, Of Petersburg; Grand Captain
General, James IL. Hayes, Of Richmond;
Grand Prelate, w. j. Smith, OF Petersburg;
Grand Senior Warden, X. Bruce Evans, Of
Richmond; Grand Junior Warden. Adolf
rphus Tynes, OF Norfolk; urand Treasurer,
Il. II. Lewis, OF Richmond; Grand Secre-
tary, William |. johnson, Of Richmond;
Grand w arden. G. Z. Stewart; Grand Stan
dartl- Bearer. John ii. Lewis; Grand Sword
Bearer, j. III. Harris; Grand Captain Of the
Guard, Newton johnson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-11
nfiss Ezekiel Dead.

Miss Martha Ezekiel, the young lady whC
was badly burned at Bedford City Monday
died there Tuesday night. For many year.
she was teacher In the public schools, but
abandoned her teaching last June on account
of failing health. She was a daughter OF. Mr.
n. Ezekiel and sister Of Mr. Herbert
Ezekiel. The remains reached the c ~ yes
terday afternoon. The hour Of the funeral
has not been announced. Miss Ezekiel had
many friends in Richmond, especially
among the school children, and her unfoI.
tunate death Will be sincerely mOurned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-11
A LITERARY BATTLE.
Money and Mind as Factors In Worldly
Affairs.

"Resolyed, That money is more influen'
tial factor in the afl,irs of the world than is
mind" is the question which will be dis
cussed by the Phlilogian Literary Society
of the Richmond College and the Randolph
Literary Society of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association next Friday evening al
O'Clock. c. T. Taylor and II. f. Williams
will represent the affirmative and Nj. v.
Dawson and T. ID. Frey will represent the
negative. Few similar debates have aroused
so much interest as this one, and as both
societies have selected from among their
best men. "A warm discussion may be ex-
pected. A good musical programme has
been arranged, and those who wish good
seats should be on time, as the chapel ofthe
college only seats about six hundred peo-
pie. The following will act as judges; Colo
mel w. o. English, Rev. James Y. Fair, ID.
d., Rev. 5. A. Goodwin, ID. d., Professor Il.
II. Pace. and G. G.. Minor, Esq. The colors
of the Randolph Society are orange and blue
and will be worn by its friends.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-11

4 DAILY HACK LINE is NOW
"a established betw ,en NEWCASTLE,
CRAIG city, VA and fAGLE MOUNTAIN,
on the JANES RIVER DIVISION OF the
CHE APEAkE AND OHIO RAILWAY,
leaving each place at "A. NJ. The wonder
full attraction OF these growing tow In tie
beautiful valley Of craig, noted for It's vast
iron deposits makes this necessary upon the
part OF the management to facilitate the con
venience of persons visiting these places.
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