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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-24

CHAMPAIGN, Ills, March 24-Mrs.
Charles Hall of this city by rad presence
of mind saved her 3-year-old child from
drowning. While at work inlfhe house
she heard the trapdoor which <bvers the
cistern fall She hastened to Ne cstern
and beheld her 3-year-oId sopsliruggling
in the water. A garden rake ~ Mppened to
be at hand and with this she 5rscued the
child. After the child was safa Mrs Hall
fainfp6
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-24
What the Irrigation Men Want.

OMAHA, March 24.-The ir4ixation con-
vention adopted the report of the resolu.
tions committee, the effect of which is that
the United States government should ap-
propriate money to test the whole matter
OF irrigation by experiments as to its prac-
ticability and effect.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-24

BUDA-PEsTH, March A.-Excitement is
running high in this city over the attempt
of the students to compel universal dis
play of moarning in honoring the memory
of General kossuth. The riotous demon
strations have caused much trouble and
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-24
Looks Pretty Black for Mo nn.

New YORK, March I'd dtavesend's s
board of audit, made up of C. QOverton,
ID. S. Van Sicklen and James oorhees,
give out the statement officially khat John
Y. Mckane's accounts with the town were
SO muddled that he apparehtly owes
Gravesend nearly S.OO,Oo0
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-24

The largest bell in the wor5 b is in the
kremlin. Moscow. Its heig is 81 feet
a inches; its circumference 67 feet 4
inches. Its weight is estimate at 443, 77a
hundredweights.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-24
Complaint Against DIR. PAXTON.

NEW YORK, March 24.-The board of
health has entered formal complaint
against Rev. DIR. Paxton for failure to re-
port the marriage of Colonel Bteckinridge
and Mrs. Wing.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-24

Purify the blood. tone the nerves.
and give strength to the weakened
organs and body by taking Hoods
Sarsaparilla now.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-24
The
Boston
Store
DAVENPORT.
Easter
Sunday
March 25.
Three Days Left

In which to buy your
kid gloves, handker.
chiefs. laces, veilings,
corsets and Hosiery,
and capes or jackets
for Easter Sunday, at
prices made especially
low for these Easter
times.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-24
Veilings.

New Easter vcilings have
Just been received. At 15c
we are Offering a large varie-
" that usually sell for 25c.
AT Zoe we are selling 50 and
4Sc wells.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-24
THE COURT RULES.
The Colorado Case Handed
Down.
demanded to the Lower
Courts.
While Coy. Waite is Roundly
Rebuked.
No Authority for Calling the
Militia.
Fatal Fire in San Francisco
Fatal Fire in San Francisco
Today.

DENVER, March 24.-The supreme
court this morning decided the
question propounded~ by Gov. Waite
last week as to who are the legal
members of the fire and police board
substantially against the governor.
The opinion is that the question as
to who are the legal members of the
board must go to the district court
for decision. and the governor is
seyerely m,,i,;a criticised esllin ont the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-24

FataAe "a +. ~ yere
SAN FRAN fchs9b The
residence Of n Iryip& was de-
stroyed by fifs nsu be. His
daughter ands S-moutAS baby
were suffocated bylsmoke, ihd Mrs.
Irving was fatally injured m Jump
ing from the window. The. dire was
of an incendiary origin.
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flats and Apartments To let.


VINE ST, 10. near Fulton Ferry Second foor,
iroOmsi rent Sln
wAvERLY AVE. ia Third noor: good order
rooms private bath q c!oset: also small
rooms with tubs 4 sink; laundry downstairs;
halls and windows trnlshed. separate meters;
adults preferred: convenient to q lines ~ ears,
OWNER iS9 Carlton ave.
6rH ST. Three story single nats; T. 8 or lteht
rooms. SIS to $40, all improy Cncnts. nne neigh.
borhood Mira Hays, 800 9th ST.
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$40, So, $6.

An Improvements; private halls; 10 minutes
TO bridge 4 ferries
7LINEs OF CARS n ELEVATED
very convenient: equal to SO l,ntS. Inquire oi
owner, PAUL KOCH, corner linden 81. Myrtle
ave, IrOOklyn
APARTMENTS IN THE RIVERSIDE; new build
Ing. FIRE proof staircases; all sun-lighted rooms
nent; private park; rentals, u 60 to 1890 weekly
send toi handsome picture OF building 20 Jorae-
mon st, brooklyn.
ELEGANT SINGLE FLATSi
sl3 & tii per month! !!
Half an hour to New York city Hall all i'm.
cars pass within half block OF these nats,
CHARLES HART. owner, 1859 id ave- between
5Sth seth SITS, Brooklyn
FLATS 4 apartments convenient to bridge, sS
to s25. COOK 30 sands st., BROOKLYN
TO LET Flats In the new lie Grand, Greene 3
Grand ave. very choice: servants staircase 4
dnmbwniter separate from main building max.
Ing per, ec are escapr; No Hat In the Albert.
"a Greene ave. Inquire on premises
WEST IND and COLUMBIA, the hands olnest
apartment houses on BROOKLYN HElGHTS
overlooking the Bay h East River:
DPPDSl1E HOTEL ST. GEORGE:
within minutes walk Of the bridge or minutes
of Fulton h wall II. ferries;
suits OF q, SS 10 large rooms bathroom pas
srncer X freight elevators, steam heat n every
modern Improvement;
sun air In every room:
pThRTMnNN ~
n. u. Special Inducements for summer month'.
sis FLATS; new. 2o-foot brick; opposite a park:
81 minutes from bridge, 200 feet from Van
siclen station. Kings County l. road bath. deco
open daily q sundays. Apply to g. A. !. Co..
opposite tation.
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Furnished Rooms to Let.
West Side.

west Side.
iieTH ST. 3g7 W. facing Morningside Park
Handsomely Furnished large small rooms
rent moderate, private house. with or without
board.
liSTH ST. 2Ii w.-Slceiy furnished room, 81 so
per week; also large room Morrison.
llsrH ST. 2T2 w.--Ncwiy furnished rooms: LIST
Hight; private; board optional: reasonable.
Berys.
A PRIVATE FAMILY will let "a floor 4 large
:d.noor back room. WITH bath room; newly pa
ptied painted: very comfortably furnished; large
psn'a osSS, sSrSSn In 10 front, situated Tor or ssnss
required. references 20 Ith ave. corner 18th at.
housekeeping, 800 W. slst st.
THE CAMPnEi.L. s5 W. tsp sT.-southern ex.
posure facing Bryant PARK; summer prices:
elegant suit Of rooms, with or without private
bath, 81 week q upward. single s.; elevator:
North OF ,.sth Street.
HAMlLToN PLACE. 100. near W li2d st,-Neahy
furnished large front room; also smaller one,
In private house; modern Improvements
l:sTI ST. aiS w. .prettiiy furnished rooms:
hot 4 toio water gentlemen preferred; con-
venlent 'Wauon.
18TH ST, 2sc w.-very pleasant furnished front
room; gentleman wife. private house: moder-
ate terms.
l2T1H st. 242 W. Furnished rooms; rent rea-
sonahle.
issTH ST. ss w.-Nicely furnished rooms. large
closets running water. good neishborhood: rea-
sonable.
l3isT ST, 25 w nicely furnished rooms
bath; hnusekeeninE; location arst class; refined
pc pie. Mrs. Wilson.
la9D ST, 10 W: Large I'd story front room,
,,i, nicely furnished all conveniences, with or
bath ST.. 5s5. E,.-NIcely furnished front
room. suitable for or = gentlemen; private
house: reference.
bath ST. 257 W. near 1. station Newly fur
ri ~ IN hnns g.,
very moderate.
Miscellaneous.
RESPECTABLE PARTY can have half OF hand
fat for plain board for . ar.'' location I2d ST.,
near 7th ave. Chance ioi W. t.d st.
2oC. -1RrNKS, removed to rooms Columbia
erookivn.
DuFFIELD ST. l7i--Large desirable front room.
well furnished. light housekeeping: %; all
convep'ences.
comfortably furnished rooms. complete. house
keeping or gentlemen.
HENRY ST, ll8-An improvements; 5 min.
utes walk TO bridge
tine large small furnished rooms: references.
,o;m ior gentlemen " 'iRsH Broosiyn. ""'0"
NosTRAND AVE; 2o4. between Myrtle L Ne
hnlb aNes broOklyn-A nice furnlshed room,
with steam heating. bath; In private house.
| PROSPECT PLACE. lO3 - Furnished front
rooms. LIST story; closets: convenient to park,
| bridge 4 beach.
! VERNON AVE, lOl, between Marcy q Tomp.
| kins, convenient TO l-Niccly furnished room,
! private house; reference.
WILLIAMS AVE. TO- East New York-Nicsy
Furnished back parlor. suitable for . doctor
Jersey City.
| UkITInAY --parioy kitehsp 9 h.a-
! rooms. fully furnished for housekeepins. $3.50
weekly; hns location. take Pacific ave. trolley
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.


NEW DECORATED Groom & bath hats, all
light rooms, on wide street & entrance to park,
cooie- than In the country, corner Park ave.
ssth st., private hI lis, S2S to ssI: also In les
rooms q bath IN i2t7-l25i Park ave. near sGth
st.. SIS to s2l. & rooms In It's E. ssth st..
corner I'd ave, Slt to s2l on it5th St. Just west
Of elevated station. Nos. sos TO 3ll. & rooms.
sn to ,is also In 21Si;?!Ss sth ave. ! rooms,
SO 70 3i2 sCHNuGG. i79 Il. seth st.
WE WILL FURNISH A FLAT complete 4 ready
Tor housekeeping Including linen, crockery, &c.
on terms Of 50 to 81 weekly until paid for. par
ties intending to hire furnished fat viii readily
sec the advantage OF owning the contents Of
home at really less expense; your choice OF an
immense assortment Of furniture, carpets. rugs q
curtains odd fancy parlor pieces Of
pretty things to make a home inviting; call for
list OF fats, price-llst estimate, HENRY
NAMES d SONS 4Hs, ~ sth ave. between
3lst SD SITS white building.
unturnish ed - Bro okiyn.
BUSHwlCK AVE. 1Os2-Three unfurnishsd
rooms In private house: light housekeeping for
a couple; terms moderate.
CLYMER ST. l27 Brooklyn-To let. 4 rooms Sd
floor; abort walk from ferries.
puFFIELD ST. 90, near bridge-Four light large
r'oms, all improvements Sl2 TO SIS
GREEN LASlj. 45. between YORK a Prospect
ss-$lO per month for small J. room house Il 5
minutes walk from bridge entrance.
j. ST.. 1853 Nice parlor floor, . rooms bath I;
NV decorated; rent low.
L., ILE ST, SO, ner Plymouth-Apartments
2 aud rooms; rent S5 to 81.
SEVENTH AVE. IS. near Lincoln piacs-Aii light
nat, rooms a bath steam heat; s2S.
Flats, entirely renovated. sas: one month free:
near Prospect Park.
UNION ST., lSs-s rooms q bathi steam heat |;
nriyais nelEhborhood; . minutes TO fsrrvi taa
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Flats and Apartments to let.
unfurnishsd-Es.tS Side.

ONE MONTH FREE-Floors, 0 large rooms: i'm
proVement'; nt, SIS: tt e. issd st See janitor.
REDucED-Free June Is; large cool rooms,
oath. awnings; n7; 1875 Madison ave.
SINGLE FLATS. rooms bath, elegantly
decorated, &c. rents s23 a f29 JRnitor 3ls
r. SD st. D. OHARA. llt5 "a ave.
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Flats and Apartmeu uts to let.
unfurni.hed-Wc.t Side.


i03D ST. 1862 q ls6 w.-vsry pleasant, desirable
decorated; splendid envance. good neishborhood,
rent sl to sA . month only small families
without children need apply. owner.
lo3D ST. i5s-i0o w.-Five & seven rooms; steam.
heated: rent $40, SIS; tree to July |. BAR.
NETT CO.. Z. i2bth st.
10TH ST. io5 vs. rooms q bath; now decorat.
ing: private hall; near station: St. Janitor.
steam heat rent s27
10TH Sr., 2lO- 4l2 w.-8 rooms 4 bath every
convenience: S'22 upward. JanitUr.
1OsTH ct. i0s w.--Ground noor rooms bath:
all improvements. very cosy: SIS.
l12TiI 81. 100 W. . large, all.light rooms &
bath all Improvements, steam heat. s22.
18TH ST., 276 w.
! rooms bath; steam heated; all light rooms.
restricted block; $50 to $50.
G. MULLER. JR.. sth ave. iiath at
ll6TH ST, &c, VT rooms. bath; all improve.
ments; near elevated station Morningslde
Park Janitor.
10TH ST. 21s W. . rooms L ! . hroon; deco
rated rent reduced. Janitor.
10th ST. blow. "a rooms S bath; all i'm.
proNements light rooms: decorated; awnings
l20TH ST. sos W. Apartments OF 4 large. light
rooms; reduced rents. Janitor.
l24rH ST, ?5s W, between IN 4 sth aves -
Single fiat. large rooms 4 bath. S2'.
l25TH ST. 5t3 w.--Elegant apartments. rooms.
bath; finest location In city: SIS.
2078 TO 2082 9TH AVE
rooms bath; all modern improvements; beauti-
fully decorated; all light rooms; only , blocks
from l. station, l block from park: SIS to sal; in
ducements given.
c. MULLER. JR.. sth ave. q ilsth st.
Is & 7 ROOMS & BATH,
Dccorated all light rooms: rent s23 10 s4o.
r. J JENKINS Il BRO.
352 West liSth St :302 West l2lst st.
REDUCED RENTS.
tubs range, &c. rents s11 90 to SIS. 50. 40 w 36th
st. J. EDGAR LEAYCRAFT, 1917 Broadway
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MACDouGAL ST. 1as-New fats. 3 q 4 iigh,
rooms stores: all Improvements: rents mod
crate. Janitor.
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Unfurnished Rooms Wanted.

$50 a moith. Address Permanent. box +26
World. uptown.
wANTED-2 rooms near Centre a Grand sts.
with gas. Address e. Tilmann. 2s7 Centre at.
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FfooRs Of q rooms In single houses be-
tween 5Sth 6ist sls. "a ave- renu w 70
"a b. 6HARA. iitb I'd ave-
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COLUMBUS AVE. 72s-3 4 rooms; ranges,
boilers, tubs, &C. tanitor.
GANsEVoORT ST., s, near sth ave-Nice noor
OF rooms; rent low to good tenant.
GREENWlCH ST. 620-Eiegant light apart
ments. perfect order; new house improve.
.ments: Will pay moving: $40. S1a. Jnnitor.
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UnfurnIshed-lerseyC City.
sTH ST., . h 2OT. Jersey city Beautiful fats
at reduced rents OF 1923, S24 h ST per month; ;
fine rooms; bath h stationary iceboa. Sec Janitor.
unfurnishsd-Hoboke
SUMMIT AVE, ia, West Hoboken-To let,
first floor basement; sl2
l4TH ST. ia Hoboken. near the ferry-2
flats 4 rooms, improvements
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unfurrlste ted-Ws.t Side

unturnlsted-wsst Side.
AMSTERDAM AVE, 77o-Elegant fiat. s rooms q
bath all improvements; sis.
BOZ LENARD, 1U2S h 1850, near W. HON ST. =
Flats rooms bath; $50; take boulevard
cars to the door.
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AN ELEGANT FLAT. .s2; rooms. separate :
I,obt aiming room; every improvement; aplen-
aid order throughout; Al locality. 4S9 V. sith st.
CHEAP FLATS to let corner Of bsth q. Lea.
inEton ave. rooms bath; all Light also
othes gats from SIS month mp. Apply 1877 H. bsth.
FLOORS a, s.s ID ave-. near 9Th st. Apply to
Ianitor on premises -
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Furnished-East Side.
9th ST, 2al E-Flat 2 cosy rooms. bath
prtttily furnished; s5.50 weekly. Crowell
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HoRATIo ST.. a. 9Th ward-Fiats OF I rooms
bath all improvements; low rent.
HUDSON 81, 800 hoice floors Tor small fam
ilies, SO TO SIT. CLEARY, ;al Hudson st.
LEROY ST. 64-,lo; . large, nicely axed-up
rooms. Mr.. BYRNES. janitor.
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PARK AVE, 923-s27. Minnehaha-Beautifuliy
decorated fats, rooms, bath: all improve
ments; steam heated throughout: $32 to $50: jani-
tor on premisek
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PARK AVE. 1As, Bw. corner 1o7th st.-Flats
q rooms, with improvements; Sl3 up.
lST AVE. s76 near 5tth st.-Apartments, 3
rooms: newly painted: clean house: IS. 80.
Jnnitor,
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LEXINGTON AVE, 1922. 107th st-Floor, pri-
vate house; rooms. gas included; no children.
MADISON AVE, 1905 rooms & bath; all i'm
provenIents: very low rent one month free.
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ig7TH ST ITO E.-To let. with board. Tor tve
square room, $40; hall room, %. 80
l3OTH ST.. l63 w.-Furnished rooms with q
without board: hot q cold water; references
issD ST., sss w.-Larss ad-story front roorl
with board; private familyi moderate tsrma
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orookiva. itl
BRIDGE ST, sso-Large elegant room. faF-
nished. with good board; hall room. Win board
PISEAPPLE ST.. D3-Pieasant rooms. excsiienI
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4 third floor front mod

9Th AN $40. near 18th 4. Floors of o rooms
In newly renovated house; very desirable; rents
SO 10 S23 Apply In store.
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Flats and Apartments to Let.
unfurnls h ed-East Side.

AVE. A. 1893 & 1851 large light rooms, bath:
all improvements; small families Janitor.
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ON JerHsy city HelGhts; delightful rooms, ever
aecommodAyoh RaAeeiul, homeiike; reason4El1
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-10
the church. There were no services at

OF the church. There were no services at
night.
At Bainbridge- Street Baptist church
Rev. l.. r. Thornhill occupied his pulpit
at both services. After the morning ser
mon the ordinance OF the Lords Supper
was administered. MFR. Richie, Of Rich
mond. who Is the cornetist in the Sunday
school. rendered a beautiful cornet solo
during the morning service. accompanied
by Mrs. \. c. Harding on the organ.
At Central Methodist church Rev. Mr.
Walden occupied his pulpit. and one person
ives received into the fellowship Of the
church.
The Mayors Court was opened at 3
o'clock yesterday morning. Mayor II. a.
Maurice presiding. The following cases
were disposed Of:
Cliff Elder Cwhite) and Bud Hix COLOR
ed) were fined 81 each and costs for fight
ing on the street. Elder not being able
to pay his fine was in custody OF the
officers when this report closed
Three white youths were fined 81 each
and costs for disturbing citizens in the
neighborhood Of Tenth and Everett
streets.
Mary Coakney, Rachel Smith. and Jenny
Bird. three colored damsels Of Twenty
second street, were fined s. each and
costs for engaging in a little spat. AL
Thomas (colored), vino had a hand in
the fracas, was also fined $3.50 and costs.
Officer Wright made a raid on gang Of
crap players Sunday. down on the DAN
Vile railroad below the cotton factories,
and succeeded in capturing the follow
ing parties: Robert Goode, Archer Lewis,
James Wesley. A. Wellington, Henry
Jackson, and Joe GOode GALL colorec)
Joe GOode stated TO the Court that he was
not engaged in the game and. there be-
ing no evidence against him. he was dis
charged. The rest Of the gang were fined
81 each and costs.
The Manchester Grays. the company
which was organized last week. will
meet tonight at S O'Clock at Fremen's
Hall, over the Council chamber. full
attendance Of the company Is desired
also. those who desire to become mem
bers are invited TO attend. Colonies IL.
c. Jones and G.. Percy Halves will meet
with the company at this time.
The funeral OF Mr. William Bradley
took place at Bainbridge-Street Baptist
church yesterday evening at o'clock.
Manchester Lodge, No II, A. f. and n.
NJ, attended IN "A body. Rev. l.. r. Thorn
hill. assisted by Rev. Mr.. Hurt, Of the
Stockton-Street church, conducted the
services.
The County Court was in session yester-
day, and a number Of our citizens were
In attendance.
Prof. Morgan's dancing academy. in
Swansboro, closed Friday night for the
season. The scholars had the privilege
OF inviting their friends. thereby making
the occasion one OF enjoyment for all
present. The Misses Morgan and Donald
favored the party with several fancy
dances. which were greatly enjoyed by
those present.
The Grand Lodge Of Odd-Fellows will
meet in Alexandria to-day. Several repre-
sentatives from this city Will attend.
Manchester was well repr scented AT
Mr. Moodys meeting last night.
A number of people went out TO the
County Courthouse yesterday TO attend
court. This is the term for the granting
Of licenses.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-10
THEOVN OUI 4 WINDOW.
An Indian Boy Fatally Injured by His
(lag.rnates

GUTHRIE, o. r., April s.-News has
reached here of a tragedy at the Baptist
Mission College at Wewewaka, the CAPT
tai city of the Seminole nation. There
are number Of Indian boys and some
white boys in the institution, ranging
in age from ten 10 twenty. For some
time there has been bitter feeling
against an Indian boy. named Frank
short by a number Of other~ students.
which was intensified during the past
week by Short reporting certain rnisdeeds
of several of the boys
on Thursday night. after all had re-
tired i'm the dormitory on the third floor.
three boys stole to Shorts cot. picked
him up. carried him To the window and
hurled him TO the ground. The fall in
jured him so badly that he has since
died. The three guilty boys escaped and
have not yet been apprehended.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-10
NEIrs OF MANCHk ATEK.
The Sacred Edifices Were wen rhie" ."
this City Yesterday.
MAScHrsrys Rrrr,u RICHMOND TINES.
ll2l Hun crarrr BEATrIE BLOCK.

The Churches of this city were well
attended yesterday by the church-goers.
At Cowardin-Avenue church. where
Rev. Mr.. Book has been conducting
series OF meetings, the edifice was crowd
ed at both services The meetings at
this church will continue during the
week. There have been number or con-
versions during the past week. Services
will be held at 10 o'clock A. NJ. until
further notice.
At west-End Methodist church Rev.
+. #. Dadmun preached to a large con-
gregation both morning and night. AT the
night service the pastor preaeneu !"
women only, and the church was CROWDED
AT the Presbyterian church Key. Mr..
Cannon. Of Richmond, excnanseu pu'-
pits with Rev. c. n. Van houteh' pastor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-10
PRESENTED WITH A SWORD.

The members OF Company &C." LIST
regiment, met last evening at the Armory
and presented their commandment, Cap
tain George r. Shackleford. with a very
handsome sword. The sword is richly
ornamented in gold and the blade bears
the inscription. Captain George j.
Shackleford.
Private +. VI. j. Morrissey made the
presentation in few chosen words, and
Captain Shackleford briefly replied, ac-
knowledging his high appreciation of this
valable token Of the esteem evidenced
By the members Of the company.
The committee also appointed COM
mittee to look into the ACCESSIBILITY OF
holding an encampment during the sum-
mer.
on next Thursday evening. after the
presentation of the medals az the Armory.
Company &c" will repair to Ford's Hotel
TO hold its annual banquet. The company
will on that day be twenty-one years
old.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-10
CHILEAN Politics Boiling.

SANTIAGO DE CHILL, April s.-The
ministerial crisis here continues. Presi-
dent Jorge Montt has. II Is said. declined
to join any party, but has declared that
he is willing TO govern with any ministry
that is supported by Congress and the
country. 1t Is likely that a coalition
ministry made up OF Liberals and Conser-
vatives will be formed.
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Fell From His " heel.

Sunday morning. while party OF blcy-
Mr. Trigg Temple, when Just beyond Man n.
chester. had very hard tal. ca arssSu ~
me rem Tann l received several severe
hru,ses about his head and face. and was
rendered unconscious for while. lie was
sent home by friends.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-10

The earlier symptoms OF dyspepsia. such
as distress after eating. heartburn. and
occasional headaches. should not be neg.
lected. Take Hoods Sarsaparilla II you
wish 10 be cured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-10
7 and Q W. Broad st.
CHICKENS AND EGGS,
AND HOW TO GET THEM.

frSDnsggEArLY TO TINE
FOWLS L,iIsG. aud l have
never Seen 4 case OF Gspes
ia young chickens when 10
was used. VOW | would
A. soon do without salt q
my fool a. 10 ndeftake
- raise fowls without
Pan .NHief'S Chicken
lCof.
WILLS ". HoBSoS,
powhaian county. Va.
We buy ii by the dozen
boxes. aud when my wife
las a sick fowl Of any
hlui we make for these
Powders. and that is the
last OF IT," Iii an infsl-
lible remedy with ua
WM A. WuLkoy,
hing blllidHi county, ~
Ihaye used one box. snd
found IL very beneficial 70
young fowls. Have not
lost any with Gapes since
| commenced its use.
MISS MILE Docs.
Mathews & IL. ~.
sure preventive OF
Gapes. and we consider 10
indispensable In our fu-
ture efforts at poultry
raising"
MRS. l.. II. GE yBILr.
Arch Mill.
Botetourt county. Va
IL stopped cholera ei-
tirely among my fowls.
Mrs. !. X. II IMAM,
Pamplin's, Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-10

Hoods Pills do not weaken, but aid
digestion and tone the stomach. Try
them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-10

Clutches. Trus.~s. and Braces.
All styles and prices at
OWENS & MINOR DRUG CO.'S.
Richmond. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-10

Wives and maidens fair tell 10 husband
brother. and beaux Wedding Bouquet" is
the cigar. A fragrance rare Ii lends the
breath and air.