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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-05
hin Invited to speak-o,her News.

CHAELoTrE. n. c.. March 4.-LSpeclal. "A
meeting was held tonight and a resolution
passed inviting David b. Hill 10 deliver an adj
dress here May 10Th at the celebration. A
committee consisting Of Mayor Breyard. j. /.
Chambers, J.. ID. Latta. j. i. Caldwell, w. H.
Harris Jerome DOwd and L. X. Robertson
was appointed 10 go 10 Washington and de-
liver the invitation.
Durant Mccall of this city. died this morn
ing from the effects of an overdose of NOR
phine which he took laStnight. He mad been
drinking heavily Tor several DAYS.
The famous lnandamus case Of ROessler vs.
the county commissioners was given 10 the
jury this evening. At last accounts the Jury
were ten 10 two in favor of the commission
ers. Ii is expected that the jury will fail TO
agree and result IN mistrial The greatest
interest and excitement has been manifested
over the proceedings.
Fred Buchanan brother OF Alderman Blu
chanan. OF this city. who killed "a policeman
IN Chester. ). G.. last summer. and VINO WIS
reported dead III Brazil by his family. is said
- have been captured and Jailed ut Clarks-
burg. W. Va. Monday. His brother states
that tho story Is absolutely false; that lis
brother died in Brazil some months ago.
which he has prositive proof Of
The lower part of Steel Creek township is
involved III a general fuss. in which the
ionngbloods and Boyds, prominent families.
are the prime actors. The fuss began over q
dispute between the children OF the respec-
five families over the ownership OF an eight
cent knife. The matter grew until O fight
was preclpitated. Several arrests have been
made.
The FIRST yard Of cloth made at the new
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..;,.oa ,oforo ,he MAYOR this morning and
sent i IN to t the grand jury for indictment No
damage was done. A.. aaoo,,ment ont
in hurry at o'clock this aite .nrIa Kitchen
only small blaze in T. G. hdwaras a n,tehed
or south Main street which was eA''ns"'Sn''
without damage, " c~ovaa Tho in
cu oJ,one and Mr. James b. Lay. a well-known
c;,,1ee lave announced themselves as candi-
Sl'izen n" I've nayoralty. subiec; 70 the deci-
ua,e' ~ ,he democratic primary election to be
IT The West End Land COMPANY to-day sold
-. .uo Ia r. + Sydnor. VITO will imI rove the
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WARN SPRINGS Va. March g. Special. T.
The deepest snow of the season fell here on
Sunday night last. being over twelve inches
in depth.
The work on the splendid boulevard has
progressed rapidly. The weather las Deen
cutie favorable nearly al winter Some work
has been done along the entire distance IRON
the Hot TO the Warm. and in many places II
is nearly completed.
The workmen are hard 1t work remodeling
the old hotel at tie Hot. The entire interior
will DO rearranged The front Will be what
has heretofore been the rear. and the Ola
front VIII have large circular glass room
Iuilt ont from IL.
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4 Louisa Marriage.

LOUIS, COURTHOUSE. Va. Marcn 3.-lSpe-
cial. There were married to-day at Ar
lington. the residence or b. W. Sanders
(the father of tie BRIDE. Mr. Robert over
lev of Huntington. w. Va. and Miss Norah
Y. Sanders. of this county.
The attendants were. Miss Mamie Sanders
with Mr.. James Shelton. OF Richmond. Miss
sutton Vest Charlottesville Mr.. Ben amin
Sanders Coyington, by: Miss Jessie Sanders
of ouisa Mr. Watt Turner If Louisa. Miss
Lula Daniel of Louisa Mr. Eugene Clare OF
huntington W. Va. Miss Leila Vest OF Char
lottesyllle Mr. Archie Johnson Of Mineral
City. Miss lossie NuttcomD of Huntington.
W Va. Mr. Barrett Hughson of Orange
county Va Miss Mamie Powell If Lousia,
Mr. Ned Bib OF LOusia.
The presents were many and very hand
some.
Mr.. and Mrs. Overbey left on the Chesa-
peake and Ohio west-bound train Thursday
evening for Huntington, W. Va, their future
home.
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Coroner Taylor VIII hold an inquest this
morning at 10 o'clock over the remains of
Charles NJ. Swicegood. of Salisbury. n.
&. The deceased was found IN an
inseusible condition in the doorway
of No. 1886 Main street. and the city am
Iulance was called 20 him % the First
police-station. to which he had been
removed. DR.. Robinson. in charge OF
the ambulance. administered a hypo-
dermic injection OF digitalis and whisky,
but the patient failed to rally, and in a short
time breathed his last.
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WrSsroN-SALFM. n. c.. March 4.-lSpe-
cial A telegram received here to-day an
nounced the death in Philadelphia this morn
inc of Mrs. X ID. Brown vi. o. prominent
tobacco manufacturer OF this city. he de-
ceased was carried 20 Philadelphia several
weeks ago by the husband to be treated oy
skilled physicians but has been growing
weaker ever since her arrival there. Sic
leaves a number of relatives 20 mourn her
death, among whom are two brothers. John
aud George Gibbs. OF Nashville, Tenn: two
sisters Mrs. John Dixon Of MargantOn and
Mrs. {. e.. Lanier of tins city, also two Sons
and two daughters. Mr.. George Brown Is a
leaf tobacco dealer of South Boston, Va. The
remains are expected 20 reach here for inter-
ment on the noon train tomorrow. They
will be accompanied by the husband.
The telegraph line between here and Roa-
noke. Va on the Norfolk and Western road
WAS completed. and the first message sent
over the new line at o'clock to-day.
A brilliant marriage was celebrated In the
Moravan church last night. The contracting
parties were Mr. Frank Stockton and Miss
Ellen Alderman, two popular Young people
of Salem.
A large leaf tobacco factory is being erected
here for Mr. ID. G. Edwards.
Since the meeting of the Democratic eXecu-
tive committee in Raleigh the question is now
being discussed who will be the candidates
named by the Democrats for the State Offices
member of the committee who attended
the meeting tells Tar TINES correspondent
that Governor Holt has a strong following for
another term, but that he will be antagonized
bv the Farmers Alliance. Auditor Sanderlin.
who has been spoken OF oil along in connec-
ton with the guLernatorial nomination. now
seems 10 be out of the race aud Will therefore
be contented with the Office he now holds
Many are of the opinion that the Alliance Will
capture the convention on May 18th and name
the candidates
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NoRrorr. Va, March Especial. For
several DAYS past there have been twenty or
thirty Spanish sailors IN the city who came
here from the wrecked Spanish snip San
Adams They were furnished clothing an
/ other necessaries by the Spanish yice-consul
who secured passages for them 20 Europe
YESTERDAY but when the time 10 leave arrived
they refused 10 leave Norfolk. saying thAt
they had not secured their wages tr IN inc
paymaster Of the Adams. The consul eA-
planned that neither he nor the Spanish uO',,
eminent are responsible for the wages anu
this morning the much dissatisfied seahoH
will depart for home.
Centenary Methodist church is in negotia-
ton for the purchase of handsome pipe
organ.
The white teachers of the public schools
held ON institute to-day at the BanK-s'ree'
schOol-hOuses - :,
Rev. A. Il. Goodchild. pastor Of the NJ. +.
church. South. of Cape Charles Is IN NortorK
to-day and says that the Methodists there
have in contemplation the erection OF
larger and more imposing edihce than the
present building Plans and specifications
have already been submitted 70 the DuiidihS
committee for their approval
asst night Mr. Fife preached 10 about three
thousand people at the tabernacle. Inc
weather was pleasant and there we're many
out who had not heard the distinguished
speaker After the usual service OF song ana
course on .he excuses made by people when
invited 10 become Christians. When invita-
tions were extended to those DESTROYS OF be-
coming Christians 10 stand up quite num-
Der of young people arose. The interest IS IN
creasng.
The Washington and Norfolk Steamboat
Company did u good business last year. The
fin ancial statement shows that the steamers
car red during the past twelve months Si45-
100 OF: operating expenses. SyG S50Jl; IeaV-
ing q net earning of S52.S70 IL.
The many friends Of Rev. George ". Wray
in Y irginia will regret to learn of the death OF
his life. Mrs. Wray was Miss sherman, OF
New Kent county, Va. aud was but thirty
two wears of age. She leaves two children
Her funeral took place this afternoon from
Central Methodist Episcopal church. lhe
will be taken 10 her former home III
New Ke mt county for interment.
At the annual district convention of the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union. held
in Armstrong Memorial church. Berkeley,
reports we're received from every union in tho
district. which shows that a great work has
i zen done in Norfolk district during the past
ve9r TIE order has increased III influence
and membership.
TN following officers were elected for the
pnsu, 90 year: President Mrs. Meey: Vice
! resi-. emit Mrs Charles. Recording Secretary
Mrs ". A Osborne. Corresponding Secre-
tarv MS w Francis: Treasurer. Mrs. q. ;.
BAKER The next meeting Will be held at
Newport News III Jnne.
This n yorning delegation of Norfolk cit-
ems weu down 10 Virginia Beach to pay
.6eir resp Gets to the President The party
3 headed W Mayor Marx. They will be in
reduced by Colonel Lamb.
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A Prominent Man Dead.

ABINGDON. VA. March Especial. MIR.
S. A. Jackson. one of the most prominent
Masons of Southwest Virginia. died at his
home in Abingdon this morning at o'clock.
He was the only Thirty-third degree Mason
in Abingdon. He will DO buried from the
Presbyterian church at II o'clock Tomorrow
Key. J. j. Lloyd and Rev. L. d. Stevenson
will conduct the services. Lynn Comman-
derry OF Masons. and st. Andrews Consistory
OF Bristol are expected to act as escort TO
Abingdon Blue Lodge. No Az. Masonry has
lost one OF her best and most devoted friends
Ia the death of Mr.. jackson.
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Three Funerals.

The funeral Of Mr. Ass Kirkwood Snyder
who died at the home Of his mother on Nor
ris street in the thrty-third year Of his age
will take place to-day at u o'clock from the
house.
The funeral of Mrs. Belle Whitaker wife Of
j. l. Whitaker will take place this morning
at $50 O'clock from ST. Peters Cathedral.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary A. Alley. wife of
Mr.. w. 4. Alley. Will take place this after
noon at 4 o'clock from Pne-street Baptist
fhureh
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sNyDFR.-Tntered into rest ar The home Of
his mother Mrs. Asa SNYDER ar s. p N. March
?. 1902 ASA klRkMOOD SNYDER: aged
thirty-twO years. ,,...
TO-DAY ~ IL vi.
WHITTAK R.-nicd. atrhe res Idence of Mrs.
r. \. Gale. li0I Ross street. thursday Marc =
-so, AT f..0 oci0'' z. ii. Mrs. BELLE WIFI
TAKER wife of l. Nhttaher. Jr. o.. p.....-
unefa Will take place from -. refer
Ca+beirgI TO-DAY 80 H:3 o'clock A. ~
Friends and aeluaintanc7s of the family are re-
spectfu.lg invited go attend.
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The Police Board.

The Police Commissioners had an interest
inc session Thursday evening. There were
no vacancies TO fill. but one Of the members
of the rec was fined s2J for speaking disre-
spectfully 20 superior officer. Captain
Angle. and go for striking prisoner
Two other members of the force were be-
fore the board because they had been war
rauted for debt. but nothing was done with
them. although IN future the board will dis
cipline any policeman against whom a Judy
ment IS rendered
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r,,obom mill was taken of tho loom to-day;
ina mill will not be in regular operation until
next week. c;,u ,ost
,;nbt John Michael (colored) shot aud IN
stantly killed another negro. Taylor logan
M festival at John McGraw's house.
Michael escaped. Whisky was tho cause u
CAPTAIN s. w. Smith prominent man man OF 81
the county. died last night Ut Pinevlie "a
naralYsis. aged fifty-six years.
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Ambulance Calls.

Two calls were made yesterday for the city
ambulance:
AT 1850 A. NJ. TO No. 6i3 north Seventh
street 70 ietnule whose mind was 10 an un-
balanced condition. She was taken 70 the
almshouse.
AT 2:45 Z. N. TO No. ll3 south Second street
to woman who was seriously i'll. and who
treated.
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NJ. Iiarri.on's Funeral.

The funeral Of Mr. Mathew Bland Harrison.
which took place at tho Second Presbyterian
church yesterday AT noon. was very largely at
tended. The services were unusually impress
slye, and the music was very appropriate anu
beautifully rendered Many words of sorrow
1T his death. when in tue fuil promise OF life.
were given expression 81. and much sympathy
was extended TO his sorrowng friends. The
interment took place III HOLLYWOOD.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-05

Master Frank HURT. with Halls Old Guard
Band. although only fifteen years Of age. Is a
most rapid and effective stacatO player upon
the cornet. II. A. Hall. the conductor OF the
band Is a perfect master Of that most difficult
instrument, the sax phone.
The band has Just purchased new uniforms
which they are wearing on their Southern
trip.
Halls Old Guard Band will give a concert
composed of choice musical gems at the
Richmond Theatre on Monday. March It'll.
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HARRIsoNBURG. Va. March 9. Special. T.
The handsome Jewish synagogue recently
completed was dedicated on Tuesday night.
the st instant. Many persons were unable
to find standing room on account OF the large
'roIyd present Rev. lr Schonfarber. of
liar Sinai Temple Baltimore. o.iiciated.
. Mrs. Senator John J.. Lewis is very III at
her home "LynwOOd,n this county.
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The Hancock Democratic Club met last
night with large attendance. President W.
c. Rhodes was in the chair, and MIR. Stephen
Il. Embrey acted as secretary. Speeches
we're made by the following candidates Cap
tain Charles II. Epps. John I. Hughes, W.
r. Orange. Nike Macon. II. s. Jennings.
Phil Parsley. Captain Richard Taylor. II. W.
Brock and several others.
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pASvnLx. Va. March 4.-[special. Last
night ssa shooting gallery on Craighsad
warehouse. and George Rison. a colored ind.
vidual, got into row. Pistols were drawn
and shot fred. Each charged the other
With doing the shooting. The men were
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-05
Isrokc jail and E.caDed.

SALupA, Va. March 4. Especial. captain
Benjamin Cotingham and crew OF the
schooner s. G.. White. convicted dredgers.
escaped. A venerable crew in another cell
remained and confess ignorance in the mat
tor. Outside help was doubtless rendered.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


yvIRGINIA-rN VACATION -lN TIE
' CLERKS OFFICE Oh IliE Clul 1T
COURT or NEW KENT COUNTY II. IT'D
DAY OF MARCH. l,q.:
Harry Haxan and c. J. Aprerson. partners ln
trade doing business under tne hrh-hA..o
AID style of HaNall a. Apl erson vino sue iot
'No O'''0'' "D'' Plaintiffs.
against ,,,..u ....,,,..
G. II. ienham and George Mcconnell. arlne.s
in AIDE doing business under fno AIiH LaiAo
and style OF Benham MctonneI,, ,t..
Trespass on the case in assumpsit Damages
800. Mai. o.. -,.,,.~oytbe A.
!, lIie oo'Vs II Hrnham and George Mcconnell.
the snm Of one hundred and seyenty-siN ana
az eno doars. with legal intcres, thereon rom
~ g., ,isy Of July, 1871. ull paid And audafi
taS been made and MED that g. H. Benhai.
'"s ~ he d4feudantsaS Aforesaid Is not if,.
y I. she = ate OF Virginia. d Is ordered inht
i srrear here within nitecn DAYS AFTER dae
~ tratlon OF this order AMI DO whct Is necca-
lso,v ~ nrotect his interest IN this SUIT
coDy-icsic; ..... ,,.-,.
W. II. BARNES. ?. @. mA'-'"'"
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Weather Forecast.

r WAsHNGroV. d. C.. March For
Virginia: Stationery temperature ln
CLOUDY o ,thern portion. col Ter AMI cloud Dr.
weather i'm northern portion; variable
-- winds: showers saturday nlght or sun
day
For North & rDifna: Far. westerly NiARi
warmer IN extreme easteru portion.
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'rLEIGH STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
corner OF Twenty-ffth and Leigh streets
Rev. W. /. WRIgHT, pastor.-Sunday services
at II A. ". and 100 2. u, by the pastor. Sum
day school ~ 9i5 4. VI. Prayer-mecting
Wednesday night ats f. ". All welcome.
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ATRICK OF THE DEFENSE.
HOW THEY BExT THE PROSECUTION.
The Argument Fro and Con in tho "aAe'
Case Continued-Dcatho Of Mr. i- ~ '"o"
sop, OF Abingdon irefni" Anairs'

Arrsepox. Va. March Especial The
pleading in the Baker case was continued TINS
,norning. Mr.. Blair closed his argument with
an exhaustive summing up and an cioeueh'
peroration.
lie was followed by J. c. Wysor. of the
prosecution. Mr.. Wysor took up the tesu-
mony of Mrs. Gilmer and explained his posi-
tion in defending her and in helping to prose-
oute DIR. Baker. The testimony corroooia'-
ing her was discussed. and internal evidences
that her letters are authentic were po'H'e'
out.
DEFENDED DR.. TAfLoh'
He defended the analysis made OF inc 90,
by Dr. TAYLOR against ATTACKS hiAuo Us
by DIR. Mallet and Professor Sa jana vivid
spoke about two hours ana closeu W. s,ced
picture of the enormiiy OF '.e nm Inv Col
The rest of the day was taken w ~ Coi
oncl lanes l.. White for the defense anu
onei I'm q. Summers for the prosecu.:.eoni
Air. White's arguinent was earnest, az "a
and convincing lie closed al w. 70
was followed by Colonel Summers WIZ 'Po~0
tin few minutes before ,. =. e,;sbad ON
The pleading will probably DC N"'''-'
0i II IS Scarcely probable that there will DE
conviction.
SPLENDID STROKE or TIE DEFESsI.
Tho defense made a splendid stroke yester-
dav when they closed their case hIier 'no
testimony OF their experts was nn.sh iJuoo .oo
The prosecution in ten seat h. scenes in
llio o,,ya - he testimony on that line offered
b so the defense but when the latter closed 50
Y sny iha otber side was left IN the plight |
n9rbu avi5c to GO into argument without even
having proved that Mrs. Baker ever TOOK any
arsenic .Lo o,.bor of |
this splendid coup detat.
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sE-PINE- STREET BAPTIST CHURCH lcor-
ner Pine and Albemarle streets, Rev. !. p.
HUTsON. understanding Sunday az II a. VI.
and \. VI by the pastor. Sunday-schOol 90
A. MPrayer- meeting "Wednesday night.
o'clock Young peoples meeting Friday night,
o'clock. -
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sr-SECOND PRESBYTERIAN.-Dr HooE
will preach at Il A. NJ snd al ; T. ~
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:T-sT PHILIPS EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
corner Of ~. James and Leigh streets Key.
!. 81. Johnson rector Divine services q, u 4.
NJ and 5 T. 81, conducted uy Key. j..
MIrcnEII. OF Petersburg Va. cordial well
come 90 all. rs
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LyxcHBuRG. Va. March 4.-tSpeciaL "a "a
delicate and difficult surgical operation -
performed at the Home and Retreat to-uS
bv Or. r. q. Owen. IL consisted OF 'he r. -.
moval Of an ovarian tumor wei ming ,'y q
pounIs from the person of Laura faIIei'
vouug girl. From the last accounts she |, 10
i.e very well. Or. Owen WAS assisted ~
Brs Snead Latham. Ihornhul. ie'i0"'
Bussey. Taylor and Pitman.
The Norfolk and Western Railroad 'OllpaII
nv will apply on the first day oi the ~ -
term of the Campbell county court io' .mo
TO assess land damages on the eA.e.s:,' tho
the Iynchburg Belt Line. connectlms a vi
Norfolk aud Western with the LynchOurS "Nu
Durham. .,s.or, in
Mr. Ioyelace. who has been assistant ~
structor IN the gymnasium OF the l. VI - o., .a,;
of Washington -. c.. has been aPpo'n'VS,'
yvmnasiuru instructor of the Lynchourg l.
81 - He will BEGIN his work at once.
Mr.. Loyelace is u Nirglnian. haVin. oeo" W."
The Hill Citv Lodge 1873. Ancient. Free and
Accented Nasons. rendered G complimentary
reception 10 Mrs james II. Capers, OF hlcn-
mond. at the Masonic Hall 70 night. Inc foi-
loving was tho pr gramme OF Inc entertain
meut. Worshpful Master L. \. DAVIS presid-
inc / openine. 2 prayer by Chaplain John
w Rohr. 3 male quartette, Bansh. ~
Maiden" Lorenz,, d. 4. Walker. Edgar Black,
+. 0. Adams. J. p. Ford; Z. soprano solo,
Peacefully Slumbern CRandeggeri. Mrs. A.
r. Darlington male quartette. 6, duet. so.
prano and tenor. "A Night in Venice, - Luigi
Arditi). Mrs. Darlington and Mr.. Walker
7. baritone solo. selected p o. Adams 9. male
auartette. Parting Osenmann) ., violin
solo. selected. F. O. Adams. 10, male quar-
tette. Bier Commers' Max Brann). After
the above programme and an elegant supper
Mr.. Capers conferred the Master Mason's
Daughter Degree on a number of ladies'
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.r-MONUMENrAL CHURCH. Rev. JOINS D.
NEWTON rector Service and sermon az u g.. 30.
and 1880 T.. NJ. Sunday school 10 9:3) A. w. Wei
come 10 all. Is
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~ FOURTH-STREET BAPTIST CHURCH.
Rev. II. L. WILLIAMS. Pastor -preachng A. Il
4. NJ. and p VI. Sunday school at 9:i5 A. w. Is
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GRACE-STREET PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH Grace. corner Fourth Row JAMES T.
FAIR. ID. D.. pastOr-Servicos no n 4. VI. ami =
T. NJ by the pastor. Sunday-schOol services no
$3.50 A. NJ. Wednesday night services az l.. N.
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~ MOORE MEMORIAL PROTESTANT
EPISCOPAL CHURCH laurel street opposite
fhe rI-Seryices AZ 1915 A. VI. and J.. ~.
sunday school at $3.50 4. NJ. All who come ara
welcome and seas furnished them o.
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ALEXANDRIA. w.. March Special T.
Counsel for JEFF. Phillips commenced to-day
10 prepare his case 20 20 10 the court OF ap-
peals IL will take tho clerk Of the court sew
eral days to copy the docket, as 1t is lengthy
one.
As a countryman WAS driving 10 town TINS
morning he overlook "A colored woman on the
road barefooted and invited her to ride but
he had not carried her far before he
discovered he had lunatic on his hands.
lie drove 10 the police station. but the
officer in charge refused TO receive the crazy
women as she was not a resident and the
countrymau was advised to take her back to
Fairfax county.
The prospect Of an electric street-car line
in the near future is an incentive tor the
boomers 70 start boom IN Alexandria, which
they are proceeding 30 do
Senator Mushbach and Delegate Bendheim
arrived home yesterday and are inquiring OF
their constituents what of their record n the
Legislature. the responses being compliment
tary TO both gentlemen.
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EV-WASHINGTON STREET METHODIST
Rev. h. H. Ben EFT. pastor-Preaching ~ ia.
NJ by tho pastor and 1:i5 T.. VI. hy Rev. a. G.
BROWN. ID. ID. Latter service followed by COM
muni0D.
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Seventh and Grace strcetsl.-REy. +. 4. SrE-
GERS. pastor.-Sunday services - A. VI. and s p
NJ Sunday-schooi az 9:30 4. ". Prayer meet
ing every Wednesday 40 1:ij J. ~ Public cor-
daily invited .
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sTAIL SAINTS r. J.. CHURCH Madison
near Grace. Rev. J. T. DowS1fAS. rector. Ser
vices al II A. VI. and j. III. Sunday school at
$3.50 A. Vi. Is
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rE-sT. MARKS CHURCH First and Cay
Rev. 4. q. DAsHELL, rector; Rev. W. b. W d.
IIAMs. assistant.-Sunday school nc tiO A.. N
Services at II A. NJ and T. N. by tho pastor
Mednesdav nIght CLOCK. l.
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II SEVENTH STREET CHRISTIAN
CHURCH. Rev. JAZZ HALL, pastor Preaching
at ! A. NJ. and =. NJ sunday sch0o. az Y'8y
A NJ Young Peoples Society Christian
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