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nEsks-Much below regular values fashionable
desks ot every description asr plenty second
hand ~ Liberty ~.
DIAMOND RINti pawned Tor SIss, cost tson, also
earrings and watch tickets sacrificed.
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IRVING PLACE. 23-LarGe. nicely furnished
trout rooms; % Sd noors hall room 81 50.
LEXINGTON AVE, 5si-Three large front rooms
nicely furnished, separate or en- suite. bath, gas
running water: all conyeniences for housekeeping
flight, in family; hrst-elass neighborhood
terms low
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East Side.

IRVING PLACE, 23-LarGe. nicely furnished
| trout rooms; % 4 Sd floors: hall room 81. 50.
LEXINGTON AVE- 5s,-Three large front rooms,
nicely furnished separate or en- suite. bath. gas,
running water: all conyeniences for housekeeping,
I Night in family hrst-eass neishborhood'
terms low.
STANTON ST. 37-Furnshed rooms for respecta-
| BILE man wife or gentlemen.
| SUFFOLK ST., 40. near Grand-Furnished rooms
Tor Housekeeping, ~. IS, 80. S. %; washing
privilege.
| housekeeping or gentlemen. $3.50 week.
SD AVE, 4s3-Furnished room with running
water for gentlemen or light housekeeping.
| $3.50
9TH ST, 2os E-Handsomely furnished parIor &
private family no children; private bath: reason
able; all conyeniences Steinhardt
9TH ST, sN E.-Eegant large rooms. with er-
| cry convenience for gentlemen or housekeep-
ing reasonable: select.
9TH ST - E, near Broadwsy-Larss rooms,
night also parlor: permanent or transient mod
10TH ST, 23s E. LIST noor-Nicely furnished par
lor with or without board. Bauer.
nth ST, se2 E-Nicey furnished front rooms,
| suting gentlemen or married couple for house
keeping.
| nth ST. 81 E., near Northumberland.
nicely furnished rooms, 81, 2S to IS weekly,
18TH 81, 3l3 E.-2 nicely furnished rooms for
| light housekeeping
18TH ST, EOS E,-s large rooms, / nisht gem
$3.50. 81
18TH ST. "a E.-Redecorated, newly & elegantly
furnished rooEs. So 80 to 81 weekly
18TH 81, 80, corner University pia-e Hotel Je-
,ric bells $3.50 upward.
l'TH ST, 80; z ne,r % aye,,,Priyate house
nicely furnished rooms; 81 up; all convenences
18TH ST. UNION SQUARED lls E-TNo, I'd
hoor. $3.50 housekeeping others. So, single
n.e5
18TH ST. 23s y Family Housekeeping priv,
nege, furnished rooms; 81 so upward; suiting
couples; hall, 81
18TH ST, 70. E.-Neatiy furnished rooms, gen
| uemen only modern improvement; private
house; good neighborhoOd,
18TH ST .S7 E -Handsome square rooms; ele-
CANT psrlor hoor. large rooms together or
separate. -
18TH ST, ?ss E-Handsoms large, cool room
| running water, closets nice bath, quiet .
private house, moderate
18TH ST, s.i E-Furnshed rooms; lght house
keeping OF gentlemen bath all oon'eniences'
18th ST 3es E-Furnished rooms 81. so up,
front room a kitchen for housekeeping con-
lvenientes
I'd hoon; translents, southerlers other rooms
ooTH ST AZ E-FuTnished rooms from 81; also
parlors & basement, suitable for light business
2ep ST. i,9 Two nicely furnished rooms
Housekeeping or gentlemen; terms reasonable
SEP ST ia E-Elcgsntly furnished rooms.
large small; all convenience; " up
o3D ST, lU7 F. -Furnished rooms; moderate
rents permanent or transient
18TH ST, I2e E.-Nioely furnished front psTlor,
$3.50 weekly; back paTlor housekeeplns, " 90
nth ST ss1 E.-Cheerful front basement, 50 10,
housek keeping; hall room, 81 10: ell eonNsn'
isnesf
nth ST. 10 E., near eth ve.-Handsomely
furnished parlor: large ANAL rooms private
house
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Furnished Rooms to let.
West Side.

West Side.
SIrH 81, lsS w. Just on Broadway-Ecsantly
furnished rooms. connecting baths. also single
rooms, breakfast
3TTH ST. rs w.-Nicc,y furnished sitting room
and bedroom complete for housekeeping
JsTH ST. rs W.--Large Furnished room to lei,
suitable for gentlemen. bath; % belt
3sTH 81. e5o " Nevly furnished rooms best
week.
18Th 81. "a ". Nicoly furnished. airy front :
also back parlor: housekeeping, other rooms;
rent moderate.
39TH ST. III W nice front rooms for bache.
lors OF housekeeping. smieys bell
isD ST. los w.--Large. cool front hall room for
gentleman, Sd door.
t3D ST.. 2l8 W. Handsomely furnished n trlor
hoor modern improvements. hot h culi wLtcr.
tjD ST. iSl W.-Suuare room; running water.
gas bath. gentlemen or Tor housekeeping 81. %.
i3p ST. lO2 w--LarRe 4 small rooma, we'll
furnished, bath, closets; reasonable prices
references
iirH ST. III w.--Fmnishcd rooms. with or
withcu: board; reduced rates to trsnsicntA
18th ST. = W Crhe Wii,onl- Handsomely FUR.
nishod large n small rooms bath, restaurant
attached; reduced rates.
ierH 81. law. near Broadway New hand.
sumely furnished rooms; above the average;
every convenience,
,sTH ST. Iw W briSht, handsomely fur.
nished rooms. home comforts. private family;
references.
| SoTH 81. 9i6 w..-Nrs,ly furnished large 4
small rnoms 81 / 81
55TH 81. 322 W.--Nea,ly furnished room. pri-
waite family near l. Park
| SsTH ST. 20, W.--cd- story single room, runuing
water s.; gentleman only
| 5sTll ST $50 W Select family . very pleasant
rooms over psrors' excellent board optional
| tamil's gentlemen
| 10Th ST 70 VS. "a nicely furnished psrlor
| bedroom, kitchen; bath hay windows, ID hell.
! DIST Sr..,s, w.--NeWiy furnished light airy
room; private family gentlemen only kerst'nr
| l,Jp ST. 237 W-Large furnished room hp
4 cold water. rates low.
| AT MORELLOs. :. T. W 10Th u-Hand
somely furnished suits uf rooms. nlH
single rooms references.
| BECKMANS HOTELS. li6h l2Hd At. Sl
| ave Single 4 double rooms. for gentleme
| only, from 81 so to 81 so
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unfurnishee- Brooklyn.

CARROLL ST, l5i near Clnton-7 rooms 4
bath $50: It'll ave IS near Lincoln pia,e
rooms bath. 81 9TH ST.. gs6. or ROOMS 81,
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Flats and Apartments to Let.

kre,D Kon,lUg and Thus iay attG sept. Is mH
b. !EE lyORLD : " HOtSE AND HOWL
DAYS" al ddrertlsepleGts of M ines or hos,
urder this ,laAsyts alton appearing IN III sunday
aud RwStdy BOkLB um b. repeated IN N.
AWNING UOELD u Aonday ana 7narsday
NJ " ChGr1..
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7TH AVE. 56S. near 10th st rooms. complete
for housekeeping, 81 weekly JANlTOR
18th ST. 30 Uncomfortable family apartment
with hath. finely furnished with or without
board references
3sD ST, 1913 w.-Furnshed nat to let. light
rooms, IS per week. Inquire janitor.
18TH ST.. $40 " :5lS W.-ATminstpr carpets.
brass cds'eads. &c. ompete: light cor Ter
rooms bathroom: eSquisteiy decorated: refer
encas. inquire ianitor
ssTH ST. 273 W. rooms. bath, all light; speak
quick for a bargain
18th ST. 2S9 w-Nicey furnished fats. 4 and
rooms and bath. Janitor.
39rH ST. 2ss w.-Nicely furnished nat.
rooms and bath all Improvements. Janitor.
10TH ST. 2s7 W-Nicely furnished fats
rooms and bath all improvements, Janitor
10Th ST. 2o7 We'll furnished nat. 4 rooms
& bath; all light moderate rent, simpson
s7TH ST. Ss3 w.-Completely furnished large &
small. corner bay window Mats; summer rents.
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Boarders Wanted.

One TIM, f0c. per i,ne: Scond 7ime, nc. PEI
knc: Th,ri and Subsequent Times, l5c per hne.
No cptrd charge on Sundays
Every Wednesday until Sept. Is wlH be THE
WORLD 5 BOARDERS' DAY." Az ndrcr.
hs7neRts undsr this c'osufcot,on appearing In N,
Wednesday, morning. eiGion ~ THE WORLD w,l
BE- repeated IN the EVENING WORLD The sam
free Of charge.
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p.RGAIS-R. NJ Stiyers rupabout and brass
Ssrness used twice. Mrs. NJ. ib2 World
ouop TRUCK HORSE for sale for want of use
SIS j. n LITTLE & CO., west 18th ST.
$40, COST S525, handsome horse, stivers run
about and harness; nearly new. H., box 458
World.
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EsJs Side

80, STA.
SS
600, hodrooms. sooS ho,rd a, "a N "a e. 20
DeIany's e
| ' "
nm o. :" r.. .hanusume ru"ns' a. '"",'n-
om,r,'e"' 'ao'e' 'o'a''o" n'S' "'"H'
p''''' "'''''"'''
hoard s; m: ladies' So carly breakfas, e'O'
-
room SO inrisiye sun.rior hoard. sinRIs
S5 nm
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For entertaining gossip of the
turf, the bali heid and the ring
read the q O'Clock Edition and the
sportinE Extra Of The Evening
World.
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nj lhcesi WIN or WITHOUT bOaFd, modeFaIt fhTeS'
THE BRISTOL.
IL TO 10 r. 18th ST., near 5th ve-Comfortabie
family house; very moderate terms

family house; very moderate terms
West Side
18TH ST 237 w between Waverey place q
W. tth st,--Nice rooms, with board.
18TH ST, So w.-cool, newly furnished rooms.
| modsted: location central.
! 18TH ST. $50 W.-Large & small cool rooms SUI
perior board transients, summer prices
| 18TH ST, IFS w.-Comfor,abIe HON. Tor younE
| lady or gentleman to board terms 81 s.
2OTH 81. 3I7 W. Pheasant rooms Tor 3; excel.
| lent table; early breakfast, terms reasonable /;
references; table board.
slsT ST. 25s w-small large Handsomely
furnished rooms; excellent table, good location.
summer prices
2iSr ST, III W. Front rooms handsomely fur
nished a cool; excellent table terms moderate
, 22D ST. 267 W. Large front room, plano, run
ming water, superior table, 81" ior2
2.D ST. lp w-sup.rior table trsn.ien, or
permanent board at lowest possible prices.
| ?.D ST. 3l3 W. Chelsea House Rooms, with
board. Singly or en- suite permanent or tran
silent.
2eD ST, az w.-Larst double room nicely fur
| nished; all connecting rooms, running water;
| superior board. reasonable
:Sp ST. sos w.-LsrEe \ small airy rooms, with
GOOD board ladies, 81 gents, IS
| 2sD ST. 334 w.--Large small Handsomely fur.
nished rooms, hrst-clrs house excellent table
! reference.
:sp ST. 1884 w.--Larye & small handsomely tur.
! nished rooms, hrst'r!sss house cAceIlen, table
| reference,
23D ST al iI3 w-Good rooms, good board
| location. reasonable transenia accommodated
/ table board
| ED ST 3Is W.-Eugiish family, vacAn-ies for
! . boarders. nice home good board
! PAD ST as " Nrey furnished rooms, with
| god board ST. up. trdnsients accommodated
:Sp ST, 40 w.-pcsrabe rooms, with hrft-,lass
! board. S. upward
2sTH ST, 32l W.-Niecly furnished airy rooms
| With frs,-eaEs board, S. Sc,
! 3lTH ST 25I W.-Double a single rooms, also
! psrIors: running water, bath board optional .
| unsXceptionabl, reaSonable
| ssrH ST, 229 23l w.-Eltgant lars. 4 ,m.ii cool
! rooms. superior board. summer prceS Mira
Baldwin
| IsTH ST. 32l " sl6 W 10th st-Pleasant
| cool rooms all eonNenisnces, summer prices
| homelke
| 18Th ST s2i w-Lsrge a small rooms. also
| back parlor. all conVenlsness, excellent table
| reduced prtceA
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Houses Wanted

NICE furnished room house or Hat wanted to
rent state particulars Unconditional, box IL
Uptown World.
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BROOKLYN.

CLINTON ST. SO5--Largc. nicely furnished rooms;
light Housekeeping, all improvements s. 30
weekly
COFfEY ST. lcl. near Van Brunt Single
furnished rooms. % per week. Mrs Wolf.
HIGH ST. l35-2 large rooms, connected fur
nished for housekeeping 50 weekly for the ..
MTDDAGH ST. ?3-3 minutes bridge ferry.
large small rooms; terms low,
'er,eV CITY.
| WARREN ST, ec7, Jersey city Newly furnished
rooms, with or without board; near ferry.
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Loans OF 800 or less pro, VI oil same day fur
niture &c. in use: most libersi terms for repay
IS R%RK RoM ROOM NjS ios and
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IL n ST. $50 s3S s37 e.. between LIST 4 ID
ayes Elegant hats, ) rooms & bath, decorated
rsiinss, I'll impfo' ements. new houses; awnings
halls bath heated. rent s.6 to $50 Inquire
-anitor
18th ST. TO F.. corner ith ave.-second Moor
to let light rooms.
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Horses, Carriages, &C.

p7rNsrER TOP BUGGY. also handsome e1-
snsion too family surrey, single and double har-
~. ali nearly new: no oner refused So West
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CONFECTIONERY and ice cream store a bar
gain II sold to-day. l2s Greenwich ave,
CONFECTIONERY. oe.cresm parlor. soda foun-
tain. best part Ssh avenue. can be bought very
BARGAIN, 2jt sth ave.
CORNER LIQUOR STORE; easy terms In-
ouire brewery, 2Di West 10th ST.
ELEGANTLY htted up corner saloon for sale:
years lease, owner retiring: no agents 1853
Lexington ave.
Reid ave. Address NJ. 1860 Bedford ave.
Brooklyn,
FANCY STORE, 5000. double that amount in
stock; good reasons for selling :o5 W, 18th II.
FIRST CLASS LIQUOR STORE with lodge room
reasonable terms. WELL a ZERWECk, Myrtle
Wyckor ayes, brooklyn
FIRST CLASS SALOON with pool-table license
lease low rent; good location, sacTih,e this
week. 617 ID ave Brooklyn.
FISH AND OYSTER market, stands. od-estab-
ltshcd horse and wagon. HAGAN NJ Han st.,
BROOKLYN,
FISH AND OYSTER MARKET. $50 chrysue
FOR SALE Hotel ana restaurant, 100 feet nom
white Plains depot 10 large rooms all fur
nlshed; good business: sell ON account of health
". IL RoBEnr-. White Plains. y. Y.
FOR SAIL old established Sd ave beer 4
liquor saloon; whole house; years lease (;
cheap rent; special; only glass trade; does hr,r.
class business Sold or account giving mp partner
ship. lols Isl ave, store.
FOR sALE-cheap at $3.50; a second hand ,nrni.
s,e.. near BroadWay Brooklyn.
FOR SALE \ fine corner liquor store; years
lease price -, 100 ~ 900 cash required Al
dress BARR, s3l 10Th ave
FOR SALEM Jersey CITY, a bakery. about to
retire, viii sell at saerihae store, nA'nt"s.
horse and wagon. route and good Will. all In
running order. e, d, box $50 World
GOOD CORNER liquor store heap "a. n Mon
Al 10
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Furnished -Eatt Side

MADISON AVE. 1928 ,Summers belO--An ele-
ganty furnished Nat. rooms & bath. light.
| clean, new complete. $3.50 weekly.
ilsT ST. 1i2 f.. near Park avc-Ciround noor: 4
large rooms Improvements finely decorated
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18TH ST, 10 TO IS W. THE DslhouslsI-Front-
ing Central Park. very choice apartments. 10
10 rooms each: house absolutely hreproof &
10 IAnitor.
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l20TH ST. la6 Flower part Of small frame
house. furnished: rent very low references re-
nhllrnh
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fvvnished-Nest Side.

NICELY FURNISHED PARLOR, bedroom. kitchen
housekeeping: summer, SIS. l0Gth ST. l. station
1915 Madison ave.
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18th ST., 3l8, 31s W:
LIGHT ROOMS h BATH ROOM, 81;
All mproyementst free To Aug. I.

18TH ST, 252 w.-Hsndsomely furnished rooms;
bath, piano; nisht; SIS weekly Janitor.
nth ST. ISL w.-Comrletely furnished LIST Fat.
rooms: bath, conveniences; reasonable Doc
tors bell
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unfurrished-East Side.

a. AVE. .Iou-Three or four large. light rooms
IS 10 $40.
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nth ST, 10 e.. near eth ays.-Handsomely
house.
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Flats and Apartments to let.


| S.n,rsi vi w.-New. clean room Oats
! ,o,ru 60 ~ Wv
| i'iin a. N-EIegant nat rooms, bath
steam neat; rent s27
| h,lh ST. 100 W-5 large. all-light rooms a
| pain all Improvement; steam heat; f22
| 18TH ST 400 W CORNER s,b no. Lave. III.
| 4 s,,ri, -, ., n w "
corner house; 9 rooms A bath. light accounted
| very modeia.e rents So to Spi Ami, an mem
| lses or PEHLEMANN 483 columbus ave cor.
ner Sfth ST.
A.-CoRNER FLATS facing n,rL. rsr, tr.o f.
Aug ia. & 4 raoms iii e,rh," ,ent t,nm az
to &i5 steam heat 4 elevator, quiet house Ap-
/ ply slJ West 9Th ST.
! MIJIrur pn,N,a ., .., ,,, ,.., ,
ns a. ss,, .o',n, %. nuoi -; slngle mouse,
| A-lIl wtSr S3D st non, ,,tb AZ. , ,.,y
ee ant !, and 4 room apartnieuts at Inv ron y,
| So to Sis Applv To hoiIsekneper on nramises
ali g. N,n>riIi -, i,..i,. -, !, :, -
private. 5S Grove. near Weecker.
! CHEAPEST AND REST VI AIRS on yest side
rooms and bath. steam heat: rents 10 I'M
Apply 2eS West a5th s.. or
l.. A. CRulkSHANR 4 co. IIB broadway
u.t,..a 49,.
wv" " '<stn st'ee!
80 Az r, l5Si-slO to Sl3 rooms In
,nsr Sr es- "a p,,, -, -.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-20

p.,,rshure's strength in the box ana
isn,hburg's weakness there; or Jeters-
Sy,rs,s clean feiding and LyncnDuIs
coat1v errors and general generalization
a, criiical times That liz summary
81 the ball game this afternoon. wnich
sound nm with a score OF - runs 10
petcrsburg's credit and only on Lynch-
Iipp was put In to pitch. and at nrst
II looked like he was really going 20
play good bah, but he let down early IN
The game. He finally gave IL up In tne
eighth and Fitzmorris, the new ".i,'
cot I'm the box He was fearfully wid'
and the first three men that he con-
fronted got bases on balls. Eight bases
on balls were presented TO the VlsltoIs,
In fact, Lynchburg put up rotten ILL
in general and Petersburg, or ai,Ne,s
any other team. would have had e"''
fruit" here to-day. ,.,-r
Yet Lynchburg began wel1 manin .s
two runs in the first inning. lI.s1
burg crossed the plate once in the reOo 1.a
and again In the third. In the ipu !i.r,
the visitors rushed in seven Hi.tl' III
helped out by their own hitting anu
errors. and n weakness IN tei9ir r vi
throwing bv Martin. Webster anu nf
ter. and in this inning the inHe'ue''
were ratified. - .s
In the sixth four more runs were maze
by Petersburg. " g.. g.,
Petersburg crossed the plate five times
In the seventh. and then the thing crew
monotorous. and they stopped making
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-20
ILLNESS OF COLONEL EWELL.
The President Emeritus Of the William
and Mary-Other Matters.

WILLIAMSBURG. VA, June l9.-Spe-
cial-The distressing news was received
here to-day Of the sudden illness Of Colo
mel Benjamin S. Ewell. at his home a few
miles from here, in James City county.
He was taken yesterday with sudden
attack. and now lies In a critical cOndl-
ton. DR.. Wise Is in attendance. and is
doing all in his power 10 relieve the
suffering Of the grand Old man. Colonel
EWell represents the highest type Of
manhood. and Is indeed one Of nature :
noblemen. He HIS been connected with
the college Of William and Mary for
over forty years. and is now her emeritus
president. He is held very dear by all
classes OF our people. and it IS their earn
est prayer that he may yet be spared to
us for many more years Of usefulness.
He is a brother Of the late General Ewell.
Mr. G.. ". Harrison road-master OF
the Western Railway of Alabama, and
son Of the late Colonel Randolph Harri-
son. left to-day for his Southern home.
Captain C. c. Graves, Of the steamer
Ariel. was here yesterday visiting his
brother, Mr.. w. p. Graves.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-20

pIeteIy foiled the officers OF the law.
IN p,' last Thursday morning the residence
OF Mr.. W. r.. Rogers, at c ,iqna o nus
cD 'aa,sgi,, and nearly four hundred dol
i I',u'''S worth OF goods were carried away
bv the burglars After ransacklng the
sforeroom. the burglarss 70 70, g ed an oIor en-
WnT barrel shotgun and repeating
r prIeteS S' by the burglars. and the clerks
we're undisturbed The police OF Danyiiie
, ,o-a' yworth Of the property stolen, to-
gether with the shotgun
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-20
GIoUCESTER CONFEDERATEs.
Meeting of the Monument Annexation


Tho f,~ad Hurried at CRrnp Morton.
GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE, VA,
June 8.-Special.-The Gloucester Monu-
ment Association has put up very hand
some iron railing around the monument
erected several years ago 10 the memory
Of the Confederate soldiers VINO went
from this county and laid down tnelr
lives for the southern cause. The railing
is an octagOn in shape. nine feet TO
side and forty-three inches from the
ground IL cost about $40.
At a meeting of the aforementioned
association on Saturday II was decided
10 have the annual memorial meeting on
the 18th of July, and the Governor, Cen
erai Lee and perhaps others VIII be IN
Vited 70 make addresses.
The Page Fuller Camp Of Confederate
Veterans held their monthly meeting on
Saturday also. II was reported 70 the
meeting that man nameS~HedSes, VINO
processes to be the only one who can give
Information respecting the Confederate
dead buried at Camp Morton, Ind. Will
furnish such information for one dollar
per grave. ,.-,-..
of Washington, -. c.. who has access 10
all the war records and who was himself
a gallant Confederate, Will cheerfully give
that and any other information, II any
one can give 1t.
ness In Gloucester. on yesterday (Sun-
day) the tug Penwood took in tow a RAFT
a half mile long from Ware river, 10 be
carried via Chesapeake bay and the canal
10 New York. This is the second raft
lately taken, and another Will be ready
soon.
Mr. Andrew Stubs. a worthy gentle
man and citizen, had a leg broken on
Friday last. He has been afflicted with
rheumatism for some fifteen years. and
has not been able to walk during that
time While he was being wheeled In a
chair over to his pastors. Rev Mr..
Hank. he had a fall. Much sympathy IS
felt for him.
Mr.. Edward Cooke, son OF Thomas :.
Cooke, died yesterday evening.
The wheat. winter Oat and hay crops are
above the average. but we have scarcely
any fruit eXceDt cranes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-20

The business men OF Richmond are In
vifed to witness the performances OF the
Christopher double-power engine at me
dav from / TO 2 p. NJ. and from 4:3O TO s
o'clock +. NJ. new principle by which
a one-and -half-horse power engine runs
the entire machinery of those shops with
out the development Of more than one
fourth IT'S mower. Power is obtained from
both steam and expansion. doing away
with eccentric rods, blades. reversing
links. guides. piston, piston rods. steam
chest and stuhng boxes. No dead CEN
tres Reversible by means Of a throttle.
doing away with all complicated parts Of
other engines, at the same time giving
much greater power than straight cylin-
der engines could possibly DO with the
same amount Of steam.
Where are the best groceries for the
least money? Nashon q Roses. 9Th and
Clay SITS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-20
UcKr PosyMisTER
Mr. Evnns, of weldon, and Virginia Rela
t'v"s Have Forrune tefi Thorn.

WELDON, y. c., June 9-SpeciaL-Our
postmaster here. Squire J. T. Evans. ln-
forms me that owing - tne delth ~
an uncle IN Texas he apd his sisters. Mr-
Bette Mabry and Mrs. B. +. Sledge. az
Manchester. Va. have fallen heirs so
an estate valued at $4,000 or 5000
Rain is much needed IN this county. The
crops are good. but the land is very Dry
Cheathams friends here claim that Hat
flax. Edgecombe. Warren and Northamp-
ton will cast their votes for him here
next Wednesday. They say II White fails
90 receive the nomination on the FIRST
ballot his chances will be slim. Ny I'M
preston. however. is that White Will win.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-20
Charged With an Attemgt to Assault His
Dnuchters.

HOUSTON. VA, June l9.-SpeciaL-Mr.
" - Carmichael Of oak Level. this
county was arrested last night ana placed
in iaii this morning, charged with an at
~ ,i,J' r assault upon TWO OF his daugh-
t tersl Lydia and Eleanor, aged fifteen and
eighteen. Mr. Carmichael was highly
resnected farmer in good circumstances.
and the citizens OF his community are
very indignant over the affair. some
threaSs Of lynchlng are INDUCED In. IL
Ca Believed that Carmichael was dement,
"a AZ the time. He is about sixty years
old. and has wife living.