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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-19
10 LEdnN 4 TRADE.
Inmntos Of the Laurel Eeformaiorr to Make
Horse Collars.


A new business venture. whereby the
State will probably come ln for snug
revenue. has been inaugura;ed by the
firm Of Wright n Stokes as a result Of
"A hich some nifty of the inmates OF the
funitv TO learn trade during tnsslr
r.Eoeetive terms at shat institution.
Nessrs. Wright stokes have been run
ming "a horse-Ollar factory In the rear OF
Sfraus * Company's establishment. No.
1871 east Main street, for many years.
Recently the machinery Of their factory
has been removed TO a large brick build
ing at the Laurel KefOrmatOry. where
the manufacture OF collars VIII ne re-
sumed as soon as everything is put into
ship-shape. The steam machinery. includ-
ing the cutters and other fixtures, has
been removed. and the work OF getting
things i'm running order Will be pushed
forward as rapidly as possible.
A few OF the inmates of the reiOrma-
tory have been working al this trade, and
a. soon as the machinery is placed In
position about fifty OF the boys VIII DE
taken I'm the factory and taught the
trade. They viii be given an opportunity
to learn the business. and at the same
time command wages for their services.
As soon as they become proficient at the
work they will be able to command good
wages. and the State viii get a revenue
from the enterprise. Nearly an the work
I'm the factory will eventually be- done
by the inmates Of the reiormatory
Nr Wright was at the refOrmatoIy on
Monday perleciing his plans for com
mcnciue the work as soon as possible.
and in a short time 10 Is believed the
enterprise viii Doe IN full blast. 10 is
understood that the arrangement VIII be
advantageous I'm many respects, and the
BOYS who have served their terms AT
the reformatory viii go out from that
Institution prepared TO make their way
in the world by following their trade.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-19

scented to Governor O'Ferrall. The officers
visited the gambling houses at the re-
quest OF the Board OF Trade OF WASH.
ington. Governor OFerrall having toin
that body that II testimony against the
law violators on his side Of the river was
furnished. he would take steps against
them.
The six officers secured a great quanil-
~ OF testimony. 1; is sad. and turned IL
over 20 Chief-Clerk Sylvester. OF tne
police department The reports VIII be
sent In the form OF aflidaVits and given 70
Secretary John Is. Wight. OF the Board OF
Trade. who will present them 10 Governor
CFcrrai. after they have been SHOWN
y the Beard OF Trade Committee, wn'ch
VIII meet this afternoon Mr.. Wlght has
written to Governor O'Ferrab, ASKING
him when Il VIII be convenient Tor nm
TO meet member OF the committee anu
receive the afheavits.
Governor O'Fcrrall. when seen on the
subject yesterday. stated that ne had
been informed by letter that some evidence
had been secured. but he did not care TO
make any statement for publication a.
this time
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-19

4 special meeting of the Common Coun-
ell was called for last evening. for the
purpose OF disposing of some unfinished
irsiness However no quorum could be
obtained. and IL is not likely that an
other meeting viii be called during the
present month.
The Committee on Water met at :
o clock last evening and approved The
payroll OF the department for the past
Two weeks.
The Committee on Grounds and Build
sngs held its regular meeting at the same
hour and transacted a good deal Of rou-
tine buSinc.g OF minor importance, The
pav-roll was approved and a number of
hills ordered 10 be paid he contract
FOR the eranolithic pavement 70 be lad
In the NOwitzer armory Was awarded
10 Mr. G. L. Thompson.
The Committee on First Market will
meet this afternoon AT > o'clock at the
:, arkef building. and the Committee on
streets viii hold called meeting az the
same houi In Room No, of the city
Hall
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-19

Interesting Facts About * chinond's Citi-
zens sud Other Mattets

Among the visitors at the Capitol yes
terday was NJ. ;. Cahoon. Treasurer OF
BOtetourt county.
The Laurel-Strcct Sunday school Will
have their annual excursion at West
Point tomorrow.
Mr. j. W. Hall. Of New York. formerly
Of this city. Is spending q Jew MeeAs
with relatives mere.
The Richmond delegates to the T. p.
A. convention, al san Antonio, returned
home Monday afternoon.
On Thursday, June 10Th. the Church of
the Covenant Sunday school Will con-
duct select excursion TO Mount Pleasant
Refreshments Will be served all day on
the grounds.
Rev. w. Nice. White. pastor OF the
PrssDyterian churches at Chestnut Hill
and Fairfield, Will accept a call TO Lewis
burg. W. Va.
Mrs. 5. T. Tyler who has been visiting
her daughter. Mrs. w. l.. Hardwicke, OF
Howard $ Grove, has returned TO her
home, "Allendale." Louisa county.
Professor William Harrison, Of Browns
Vile, Tenn. and bride. are the guests Of
their parents, Professor and Mrs. Edmund
Harrison, OF Richmond College.
Rev. s. II. Evans. OF this city. who has
been visiting his son, Mr.. j. Is. Evans, OF
Mathews county. for the past two
months, Us expected to return this week
Judge h. a. Hancock has been very
sick since June llth. and has not been
able TO attend TO any business. He is
still confined 10 his bed, but is slowly I'm
proving.
Last night the Seventh-Street Christian
church gave a delightful excursion to
Dutch Gap on the steamer Pocahontas
Quite a large crowd went down on the
trip. and the affair was heartily enjoyed
by all who Joined the merry party.
Colonel John s. Harwood was yester-
day called upon by a number OF residents
OF the Southside. who requested him 10
become a candidate for reelection TO
the House OF Delegates. Colonel Har-
wood thanked his visitors for the compli-
ment paid him, and after careful con-
sideration. decided to comply with their
raniiasa
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-19

The Richmond Branch Of the Calvert
Building and Loan Association OF Balti-
moro. was organized yesterday afternoon.
The following officers and directors were
elected. Precedent, Arthur T.. Clarke
Vice IN csident. Colonel JOsph ". Bidsood ;
Secretary. r. r.. Pesram Irustees-Hon.
George -. Wise. Captain Marion }. Dim
mock Robert Lee Powers y. {. Baylor
Joseph W. Laube Samuel H. cottrell
Appraisers-J y. Moore r. Burton, anc
Joseph W. Thomas. l'pn. George D..
Wise has been appointed general counsel
for Virginia, and REGISTER 4 Sadier, To-
cal counsel. ~
The Office Of the association is at lloS
cast Main street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-19

'rn 1869 when the Chahoon- Ellysor
troublesome times required men OF nerve
and discretion. Major Poe exhibited potn.
He had been a faithful public ofncial. a
courteous gentleman, and a true trienu.
His home has never had bolt 10 tne
door. the latch string being always on tne
outside, and the stream OF callers 70 III
quire after his condition during ms III
ness was almost continuous. A good man
has gene to his rest. and the public ser
vice will find no one 10 succeed MN
who will feel deeper interest In the
welfare Of dear old Richmond, which ne
loved so much. than he
WHO SHALL. SUCCEED MAJOR Por?
There is already a good deal OF specIla-
ton as to who is 10 succeed Major John
Poe as Chief-of- Police. Among the men,
bers OF the police force who are men
toned for the position are formost: Cap
tain j. Il. Argle. OF the Second district.
and Captain r.. II. Hulce, OF the Third
district, and Sergeant X ~. Thomas. the
present crler OF the Police Court.
The numerous friends of Captain Phil
Haxall are also making strenuous efforts
TO secure him the position, which they
firmly believe he would nh with dignity
and ability. Similar work Is being done
for Mr.. George d. Thaxton by his many
friends. and among other names mention
ed in connection with the Office are those
OF General Peyton Wise and Captain J.
Taylor Stratton.
The appointment will be made by the
Board OF Police Commissioners, consisting
OF Messrs. j. u. Welsh. Of Marshall ward ,
l.. z. Figs, OF jefferson ward {. e.
Bosher. OF Madison ward. j. w. LauOe,
OF Monroe ward J. +. Jscob. of Clay
ward, and ID. "A. Weinbrunn. Of Jackson
ward.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-19

At a stated communication of Amity
Lodge, held at the Masonic Temple last
evening. tho following officers were elected
for the ensuing twelve months, and were
installed.
Morris II. Asher. Worshpful Master;
l.. S. Ragland. Senior Warden Charles
j. Titz~ilson. Junior Warden; Wor. WI
liam T.. Mason, Treasurer; Wor. William
Gibson, Jr.. Secretary; Thomas Fraser,
senior Deacon. r. Finlayson, Junior Dea-
con.
The following appointments were made
10y the Master. Rev. Aaron Jones, chap
lain; Wor. John f.. Newell. Tiicr; VII
liam krause. Purvcyor; Philip He'll
stern and Harry Huber. Stewards. H..
Wiley Tyler Geo. c. Ruskcll, John Fra
ser. 5. T. Pulliam, W. ). Gilman, stew
ards Committee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-19
Went to ashineton TO Marry.

Mr.. Adolphus Fronck and Miss De
Mary Southall. Of Lanexa, Charles city
county, went to Washington yesterday
morning, where they were married. Mr..
trarck is a member OF the frm Of
Franck Brothers. gilders and picture
frame manufacturers. No. sl7 east Frank
I'm street. Miss Southall was visiting
IL is said. friends on Bart ~ heights
Mr.. Louis Franck n brother of the
morning, found a note from his brother.
in which he stated that he and Miss
Southan had gone 10 Washington to get
married, and would be back IN few
DAYS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-19

Yesterday afternoon two medical stu
dents. while on their way to Fulton, where
they were TO attend a sick colored wo-
man. were attracted by cries from the
canal at the foot of Nineteenth street
Running down. they found boy sirus-
cling i'm the water. Two lads had been
playing around a shed. and one acci-
r.. Hardy one Of the students, promptly
Jumped in and soon, by the help OF
friends. had the boy safely on dry lana
neither much the worse for their wettlhs
Mir Hardy already has "A handsome soiu
presented him for saving two lives IN
California in 1892
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-19

The work on the jefferson Davis Man
sion is progressing rapidly and will soon
be finished. All OF the floors have been
pulled down and the plastering taken
from the walls. At present the workmen
are engaged in rebuilding several par;i-
tons The old winding stairs have been
removed and in their place iron ones viii
be placed The circular room, ia the
front OF the house. whose shape was
somewhat changed IL being built up in
its old form. u Is the aim Of the con-
tractors TO make the building complete
u.s. fire proof The walls Will be plaster
"a and tinted in the original cOlOrs. IL Is
expected that 81 will be completed hy
September or Octogcr.
The door bell. which was stolen some
time ago. has not been recovered The
young man who purl0inod IL was tattooed
on one hand with a star
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-19
rourth.of-Ju,y Excursion to We" Point.

when planning your Fourth OF July
outing do not forget the ex-
cursion to be operated oy tns
Ssn,barn railway from Richmond TO West
Point and return. More attractions than
ever before. Music by an excellent pand.
dancing. boating and bathing; trotting
and running races. bicycle races. base
hall game. and other athletic sports:
Tbe train will leave Richmond tNir-
einia-street station. at $50 A. NJ, stop
ping at Twenty-eighth street. Returning
will leave West Point az +. NJ. rare
FOR the round trip. % cents.
JOHN NJ. BFALL,
Travelling Passenger Agent.
$40 east Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-19

Mrs. j. T. Leland, a sister Of Mrs. G, 3.
Tones. was run into by "a bicycle yesterday
nlorning while CROSSING the street at
Seventh and Main and painfully but not
seriously hurt.
II was afterwards learned that the
rider was named Curd son II Dr.
Curd. and warrant was sworn out for
his arrest. lie viii be before the Police
Justice this morning, charged with care
less riding.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-19
PINK AND WHITE WEDDING.
Mr.. Philip T. W. Goodwin and MISS re RI
Celeste Tlournov Made One


nrettv pink and white welding TOOK
nlace last night AT $3.50 O'Clock, at Ven
abia.Sfrsct baptist church when =, MI,
pIuu. T. W. Goodwin and MISS rear
celeste Flournoy were made man d""
The church was beautifully decorate
with lamps with colorcd sha9ts' anu
around ne pulpit were massed palms "''
Rev. j. S. Dill pastor of the ehurSh,
performed the ceremony. The brqe' WIZ
h youns lady of exceptional beauty,
was attired in a travelling dIe' = OF
mode trimmed with brown, with hat anu
a,l0ves 10 match. and carried pink roses
Nr John Gill acted as best man. anu
me ushers were Messrs. Charles X 'oul-
ling Manly Goodwin tbrother OF lhe
rrooml Walter McGehcc g. Hannah ana
Captain W. b. Hewlett.
After The ceremony Mr. and MIS-. 'o9u-
win took the 1874, Chesapeake ana ONO
train for q northern tour IheN WIZ nt
an home TO their friends after luesdaN
next. al No. G9 north sixth street. .
The bride is the eldest daughter OF MI,
lanes r. FlOumOy. the popular clerk or
tho Second Market and president OF tne
old Dominion Democratic Clnh ana lhc
groom is connected with the j.. =. IayioI
China Company. Both have hosts 'i
friends. as was proven by the large num-
Der OF beautiful presents bestowed upon
them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-19
Cnmld Not Acrept.

Rabbi Wager of New YORK, VINO was
asked TO accept the charge Of the SIR
Moses Montefore Synagogue, yesterday
morning announced TO the congregation
his decision i'm the matter He declined
the pulpit giving reasons satisfactory 70
the Synagogue. and also stated that he
would be- unable to return TO Richmond
to conduct the services during the APP
preaching holiday season. Ihe fhpDi
ieft for Norfolk yesterday afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-19

In order 10 close out some odds and
ends. We have reduced the following
goods:
White Shirts. pleated and plain bos-
SONS. 81 each. These were $50. s2.
and $50 shirts. and II they mt you.
they are bargains.
All our 81 and 81 - Trimmed Negligee
Shirts 62iac.
Melted shirts and Drawers. Boo. they
were Si.2j.
Linen and Nainsook Drawers, Soc. the
Linen Drawers We sold for $l.Jo per pair.
Llsle-Thread IIalf-Hose, French goods.
reduced TO 30 l-3c.. you never saw them
less than So per dozen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-19

Mr.. 7. G. Goodwin. who is employed
at Savage & Holms furniture factory, on
south Fifth street. had his hand severely
cut on "A circular saw yesterday. lie was
taken t. the almshOuse and his wound
drcsrel by DIR. w. II. Parker. after
which he was sent 10 his hCme, No. 200
south Pine street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-19

The Alexandria Times of Monday pub
nshed a full synopsis of the sermon Of
bishop Van de Nyver. of this city, de-
livered ON the occasion of the reopen
that city. Bishop Nan de NyVer's dis
course was highly complimented and a
good picture Of him also appeared in
The Times
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-19

Colonel j. A. Pattee. secretary and
general manager of the American Home
Building and Loan Association, OF THIS
city while on "A business trip 10 Noriolk
last Friday, was taken seriously ILL.,
Through the advice OF his physician, he
was removed TO ~. Nincents Hospital,
where a very serious and painful opera
Ton was performed. His family nave re-
csivod encouraging news Of his recovery
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-19

Round-trip tickets to Norfolk or New
mort News Saturday night. June Y. 1912
on the new and handsome steamer oss-
hontas. good to return the ,ioiiowing
=, 10 oyclock. returning. will leave Nor
so,k nj 8 y. NJ, June I'D. arriving IN
Richmond in time for the electric cars
No dust: cool breezes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-19

The examinations for public school
teachers was commenced at the High
school yesterday morning at O'Clock.
There were five applicants. one of whom
was man. The examinations are being
conducted by Messrs. pendleton and Per-
kns They Will be concluded to-mor-
row
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-19
Anr,c.ive L,cnrslon Grnunda

Attractive EXCURSION Grounda
Ashland Park. on Richmond, Fred
erck sburg and Potomac railroad, eighteen
miles from Richmond. has been reno
additional seats and tables have been
provided. Grounds. pavilion. and dining
hall I'm good condition. and ready for ex-
Curslon and picnic parties. Trains char
tered at low rates. {. \. TAYLOR,
Traffic Manage. Byrd-Street station.
Hoods Pills cure jaundice bllousness.
sick headache, constipation and all liver
ills
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-19

is the title OF an attractive pamphlet
issued by the Southern Railway Company,
descriptive OF the summer Resorts To-
Gated on their lines. For copies apply
10 ticket agents or 20
JOHN NJ. BEALL.
Travelling Passenger Agent,
go east Main street, Richmond. Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-19
Rsdueed Rates on saturdays During sum

Commencing May 18th. the kichmohl,
rredericlsbure and Potomac railroad will
sell round-trip tickets on Saturdays, good
until following Mondays. at the one-Iaro
rate from Richmond TO Quanuco ana
intermediate stations. Tickets on safe
al Byrd-Street station only.
C. A. TAYLOR,
Traffic Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-19

Or. Parker has called a meeting Of
hte Sunday-school superintendent at the
Y. NJ. c. A. Hall next Thursday. at o
L. NJ, in regard to collections Tor the
Davis monument fund. IL is to be hoped
there will be a full meeting. This plan.
as stated heretofore, is simple. cheap.
and eNned!tiOus.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-19
Henrlco Court News.

At the Henrico County Court yesterday
Mr. W. 4. HOldsworth qualified before
Judge ,Wickham as superintendent OF
the county almshouso.
Several negro cases OF misdemeanor
were disposed OF by the court yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-19
HnNo Secured Eylt.eace.

The following appeared in the Washing
ton Post yesterday:
Two specially employed detectives and
four policemen spent Sunday In jackson
sxsinst Die Virginia gamblers to be pre-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-19
U'G IIRE'> SCHOOL.
EIstribu,ion of Medals and CerfthcStes
School and University Scholsrsh'p.

The thirtieth session of Mcclure
School closed yesterday. The nst OF ON
GERS for the year has been as ioilo~ W .
John =. Mcclure. principal. with the iol-
lowing assistants: Messrs. H. w. Do ss,
worth, J. NJ Calendar. l.. l.. Canipp"iI'
r. r. Harrison, j. L. Mcclure, Jr;, IN
the Upper School: in the Lower oSno1,'
Mrs. John r. Mcclure. with MISS =, II.
Morris and Miss 5. L. Siaushter. Inc
number OF boys for the session Is loi.
The following lists show the DIVISIONS
of the school. beginning with me hishess,
graduated by the combined standing IN
c. nduct. In examinations, and IN daliy
recitations. after a method now used ior
many years with signal advantage. rms
year. for the first time, gold medals ana
certificates have been given Tor special
excellence iii the work OF the DEBATING
and Historical Societies Of the school.
CONDUCT HoSoRs.
Silver Medals. Upper School Section l.
A Ashburne, Ii. Bass. III. Caperton wv .
Va s Darlington. l.. y. Cazenoye tfalr-
fa,j. J. II. Cazenove tFairfax, q.
p Christian, a. g. X. Guerard
IN. c.. c. W. Lewis X. II. McRae tMan-
chester,. II. Moore. J. Il. Mordecai. y.
Mordecai. A. Moseley. j. c. Motley. X.
n. Nelson Hanovel. r. Nelson Han-
oyer) o. s owens (Alabama). Ct. G.
Peyton. W. b. Smith. ID. ID. TaIley. A.
n. Wexford (Richmond county,
sAnuon ILL., Bolton IL ., DavA 7.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-19

The annual picnic OF the Union-Station
Methodist church vest ,rday TO Westover
on the steamer Pccahontas was a most
successful affair. About nine hundred
rtrScns went down on the boat In the
riornng and spent a most delightful
Gay.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-19
He Had Hebrew PRAYER Books.

James Walker, a youth who recently
escaped from the RetOrmatory. was ar
\ number Of Hebrew prayer-books were
found on his person.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-19
BusISFss yFNTuBrs.

Major Poe was engaged I'm business
when he was quite young-frst with the
late Mr.. John Thompson. the father OF
the late John r. Thompson, the author
and poet. who conducted hat establish
ment. then with Mr.. Thompson's son-in-
law, the late II. W. Quarlcs; then with
the late J. c. Page in the shoe business,
and later with the Messrs. James, who
were proprletors OF large wholesale dry
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-19

Attend Red Letter Sale at the Virginia
Sample Shoe Company, corner Seventh
and BROAD
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-19
MAJOR JOHN POE DEAD.
RICHMONDS CHIEF.OF-POLICE FL
NALLY P1SSES AWAY.
skstch OF His Eventful Career-His Record
ms Chief-Noted Criminals Brougbtto
Justice-The Funeral.

Chief OF Police Poe died at his resi-
dence. corner of Capitol and Ninth
streets. at $40 o'clock. yesterday after
noon. His death was not unexpected
as he had been i'll for some time ana
those nearest him In his illness mad been
looking for his death at any time LOT
several days.
Major Poe was stricken with paralysis
on Saturday afternoon, June stn. Al nrst
1t was thought he would recover, as MS
condition improved shortly after the
paralytic attack. lie grduudhy ~"
worse however. and several days ago II
was apparent that his death would De
only a question OF time.
During his Illness jor Poes long anu
faithful friend. Colonel John Bell Bigger
remained at his side a large part OF we
time. and watched vigilanuy over the
suffering chief. Drs. Brock ana Mcrulre'
the attending physicians, were exceed
ingly attentive. and did all that science
and patience could TO alleviate the sur
fering of the dying chief
Hundreds of the friends OF Major zoe
were exceedingly anxious about MS con-
dtiOn from day 10 day. and many IN
quiries were received at The Times ONCE
daily, asking for the latest information.
sKtTcH OF HIS CAREER.
John Poe was born In the county OF
Henrico July 81. 1877. He had one orother
and two sisters. all OF whom are dead.
His two sisters married the late Captain
T.. p. Meredith. OF Hanover brother OF
the late Judge John A. Meredith. a daugn-
ter OF each Of his sisters is living. Major
Poe was educated in the schools OF Rich-
mond. and but few II any OF his school
mates now survive. Colonel J. Bell Bigger.
who was his most intimate friend IN the
days OF their youth, was 10 the day OF
Major Poe's death his constant compan-
ion. No two better friends to each other
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-19

goods establishment once he engaged in
business i'm New orleans, as agent for
the late w. Talbot. in the sale OF saw
mill and other machinery.
In 1916 Major Poe volunteered 70 serve
our then more harmonious Union on the
hattlehelds of Mexico. and faithfully serv-
ed-as Virginians always do.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-19

To-days programme is as follows. From
ID To " A. NJ. Dr. Dixon. followed by
Mrs. Morrow: from to 6 =. NJ; Rev.
Thomas Payne from England. and Key.
J. w Dean: from 10 10, Rev. - '.
Gwilvm of New York city. Mr.. Gwilym
is a fascinating speaker. full OF nre ana
enthusiasm. possessing wondrous power
over his audiences.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-19

II is not for us to say how much
orhow it'll. you are to buy. Any
thing We have to sell you can buy
at same price, so long as the lots last,
at any hour, any day, and if you
take it home and it does rot suit,
bring it back-your money is gwen
YOU for the asking.