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ton for the 4th
VICTIMS OF HYDRoPHOBIA-C Conrad
Eppers, Baltimore boy, succumbs. Pas
teur treatment fails. Another developed
dread symptoms.
IN GEN. LOGAN'S TOMB-Remains OF
Capt. George +. Lemon await the last rev.
ellie at Soldiers Home burying ground
Many friends attend the funeral.
- SIX LYNCHINGiS IN SIX DAYs-Judge
Lynch makes "a record in Kentucky. Alfred
Holt a murderer, the last victim. Hanged
by mob at Owensboro.
QUEEN GOTA BOAR'S HEAD-Emperor
Williams gift to Victoria. How royalty
spent the holidays
HARD FIGHT WITH THIEyES-Deter-
mined n med piekpook9stn Chicago give police
HIS DEATH UNsOUGHT-War
Mccoy OF No. .9o6 street northwest ac
cidentally asphykiated. Loose stop-cock
the cause.
ECKLEs ANOTHER sLAsHER-Detec-
tive Lacey ARRESTS JaIpes, Eckles, alias
''Jack the -Slasher." Despoiled carpets
and other furniture in Pennsylvania ticket
office, at Fifteenth and streets, and Sc
cured $3.50 in cash
JURORS FOR JANUARY TERM-List OF
the men to judge their fellows. One hun
dred and fifty inpaneled for the six courts.
SHE WORKED FOR HER FAITH-Mrs.
Anna II. Dorsey prominent writer Of
Catholic literature, passes away at her resi-
dence, No. 2119 California avenue. Prom
inent churcbmcn to attend the funeral ser
vices at st. Paurs.
EMERGENCY MORGuE FULL-Heavy
death rate at the hospital, and many other
patients who ma y die. Extra physicians on
duty.
PLEA FOR STRINGENT LAW-Efforts
of the health department to prevent a
spread OF diphtheria. Herbert court under
strict surveillance. The Worthington case.
HE RAISED CUBA'S FLAG-Col. Prem
tiss IngrahaIn, author and sportsman. Of
Easton, Md, talks Of Cuban affairs. Calls
Weyler hyena, and prophesies success for
Cuba libre.
UPON A MOVING STAIRWAY-An cleo
trical tread mill put in operation on the
Brooklyn Bridge as an experiment. Off
cials pleased and may adoptit permanently.
GUESTS OF THE FRIDAY COTILLION
The morning times., 1896-12-27

WASHINGTON. DC. DECEMBER 4, 1895.
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heating appliances, and with an entire
new set of furniture and carpeting.
Mary Lane, colored. was taken into
custody yesterday afternoon, charged
with assanlting and throwing n lamp
al Mary Thomas. Both women live
at Charlotte and Wake streets.
Officer Hampshire had 4 tussle with a
drunken man in front of the Academy
OF Music last night. during which she
officer lost his club. He found it later.
but this drunken man. who escaped, has
hardly stopped running yet.
General -. j. Turner. of this city, has
returned from Indianapolis. where he
has been in attendance upon the Ritual
and Finance Committees of the Supreme
Council Of the Uniform Rank Knights of
Pythias. The new ritual is now ready
20 be presented 10 the next meeting of
the Supreme Council for adoption
The next meeting OF the Mackenzie Lea
que will be held on Tuesday evening
week. the 9th instant. with the Ports
mouth Church People Of Presbyterian
circles look forward with cagerness to
hearing DR.. Howerton's address. The
Mackenzie Choral Union will discourse
sweet praise melody.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-15

There Is difference between o,a,
goods and goods cheap Go where eh ,.a,
may for cheap goods. but when You You
want first -class goods chcap for -. SIu
call on LII BROS. Thcv euo Us. ensh
every article purchased OF them To- 81" s,i',
perfect satisfaction. or money checrf III :.
refunded. e"ecf ully
Best brands Tomatoes. 7c. per c.r
Choice Brand Sugar Corn. 7c. nor va ~
Second quality Sugar Corn, &C. her cam
Choice Marrow Fat Peas. &c nor az,
Best early June Peas. &c per cav. , Gnii
pound can choice .Aprocots, Ire nor ' III ne
three pound can choice Caiifornin p.oti
es. ioc. per can; three pound cnn Chnjno
Brand Peaches, lSc. per can: Tomn.on;es
Best Soap: 4c. per cake: Our PET Sea-
4c. per cake: Cucur Som. 10 ner o ot v.
seven cakes HILL BROS. Best voI,n.,;
Powder. &C.: II pound can Eiie RRa aki,,E
Powder &c: Walter Bakers CbocoIa to- 5 5E
per package: Millard's Sweet Cbocoiaa a &c
2Ic. per package: Walter Baker;S CO.
23c. per can: AIillard's Best Cocoa oc coi
per can: Van FIouten's Cocoa DO - 60.
can: Best French Prunes, lie. nor no,,p, ai
Choice California Pruncs, Sc. nor. n nui,d
Good Prunes. &c. per pound: Rcst Mn,
Dried Apples. sc. per pound: Choice CIV
rent Jelly. &c: per pound: six nonn,i
Current Jelly. 2ac.; Fine Indian MAI in 81.
per pound: Water Ground Meal ~ 81.
pound: Graham Flour, Sc. per' To,,pp gIr
Finest Beef. Mutton, Veal. Lamb ppnni,
Lard, Sausage, Hams Shoulders. Racnhh'
Reef Tongues. Tripe, Liver Alwavs III,
lowest Vegetables fresh every a,H,
Fine Roe Shad for Lent 10y
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whnt Channcey NJ. Dcpcw Says.

Chauncey NJ. Depew has been using
one OF kimbalrs anti-pneumatic rings
and says: Il endorse them fully. "
These rings have been sold in Norfoll,
Tor several years. and given great salts.
faction. For rings of all kinds except
political rings, call on Greenwood's S,
where you will find KImball's Anti
rheumatism Rings. as we'll as wedding
and engagement rings. Prices az low
as the lowest. any where In the city or
State.
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hessrs. Horace S. Peed and jaime.
M. Jordan have formed co-partner-
snip under the firm name OF +. NJ. Peed
&c son, to conduct the ship chandlery
and ship supply business at Water
street and Roanoke avenue.
October LIST. 1894. se30.su, tn, tf
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WANTED-Five energetic educated
Meh VINO can earn II good salary in
Eastern Virginia and North Carolina
also one In the City of Norfolk. This
to secure profitable employment d,i-
ring vacation. Address E c. PEN
DLETON, IT'S E. Franklin street, Rich
mond Va. marT-ow
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Pure, rich blood Is the true cure for
nervousness and Hoods Sarsa pa rila is
the One True Blood Purifier and nerve
tonic.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-15

ACCOMPLISHMENTS and Type
writer, who has own machine. One
who understands something Of Book
keeping and willing to work at moder-
ate salary. Young lady preferred
JAS. S. GROVES CO., % Roanoke So.
mhl5-ltt
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WANTED-Good Horse and Four-Wheel
Truck; Must be at moderate rrice.
JAS. s. GROVES CO., % Roanoke So
mhl5-1ts
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&ss The Peoples Common Sens.
ES0;SHSssNse Medical Adviser, In plsin En-
h WfHSN glish, or Medicine Sinipliiic< by
GtolEJ R.y. Pierce, NJ. ID, Chief Consult
4 pah> HSsssI Ing Physician to the lnvaIitls EIo-
HsMsB ESsi.I leland Surgical Institute, BLfla,o.
NJ urzss'i N. ", 1ocS pages, illustrated
$500 copies sold at SIso Now
4 sent, papcr-bound. ABsoLrrElY
H>n5-{ FREE on receipt of ~ one.ceut
>eA nv A stamps to pay for mailing only
t.zEp% Address the Author, as above
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-15

DRUua-.A REGISTERED PHARMA-
cist desires position as Assistant or
Manager. Has had fifteen years ex-
perlence. Accurate dispenser and good
salesman Can furnish best of refer
enCeS. Address, PHENACETINE l.,
Postoffice Box 1903, Newport News, Va.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-15

wANTED-A RELIABLE LADY OR
gentleman to distribute samples and
make Il house to- house canvass for our
Vegetable Toilet Soaps. $40 to SIS u
month easily made. Address CROFTS
Il REED. SD TO $50 Austin Avenue,
Chicago, III. marl3-3ts
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-15

LOST-Retween Frank Fl. Gales jewel
ry store and Church street between :
and $50 O'clock Friday evening, one
Pendulum Ball to mantle clock, Find
err Will please leave ii at 1852 Main street.
mh15-lt
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ED everywhere. Big money: wonder
fully rapid seller, price within reach of
all. Write for illustrated circulars or
SHOE-LACE FASTENER co. $50
Nassau street, N. Y. mhl5-1t
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FOR. RENT-IIouse ST Yarmouth street
with all modern improy ements: posses.
eion can be given by the lat of Decem-
Der. Apply to 81 Buto street. no2s-tf
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WANTED-Ladies or Gentlemen to dis
tribute samples everywhere. Big mon
Enclose stamp. SWISS HERE TEA
CO.. Chicago, nJhl5-lt
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WANTED Observation-Disclosures men
TO sell goods by sample ut home, or
travel easy seller; staple goods. liberal
salary OF good commission. Address
l.. Q. Box HOB. New York City.
mara tn fr-3ln
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AGENrS-s9o.0 90 weekly salary to right
parties; little work: snap for some
one: new scheme: failure impossible
write for special proposition. Lock
Box 530S. Boston. Mass.
fclG-tu. v, ga .Su-4m
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SPECIAL NOTICES

LOST-On CRANKY street, Saturday. a
Light Card-Case and Pocket Hook
combined. The finder will please leave
the same at The Virginian office and
claim reward. mhl5-It
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WANTED-Tcn firSt-class House Car
penters at once by Powell Bros, 250S
Washington avenue. Newport News.
Va. lnh12-tf
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WANTED-Salesman to sell to dealers
Salary and expenses; experience un-
necessary Enclose stamp. ACME
CIGAR CO., Chicago. mhl5-1t-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-15

BUILDING LOAN STOCK COMBINED
with Life Insurance offered by the
SuGT1IEASTERN is superior to any
Endowment Policy ever issued In
vestiSate. Agents, we can better your
contract SOUTHEASTERN BUILD
ING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
HaddinSton Building, Norfolk, Va
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WANTED-A boy to scrub und wash
dishes and be useful III eating house
70 Church street. mhli-lIs
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EXPERIENCED SALESLADY WANT
ED-good salary. 252 Church St. NJ
WElISBEiiG. marl3 81
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-15

FOR SALE--Three and u half shares of
stock West End News, Norfolk. Va
Apply to JOHN II. WINDER, Seaboard
Air Line Offices. Portsmouth. Va.
no8-tf
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WANTED-Alen and omen to work at
horne: | pay S. TO SIG per week for
making crayon portraits: new patented
method; any one who can read or
write can do the work AT home in spare
time, day or evening: send for p;,,ticu-
lars and begin work at once. Address
II. A. GRlPP, German Artist, Tyrone
Pa. fcbaS- SUI a6t
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-15

FOR SALE CHEAP.-Plans and specifi-
cations for brick residence, drawn by
one OF the best architects in the
state. Address. "Plans." this office
no17-tf
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FOR SALE on EASY TERAlS-A very
desirable completely furnished cottage
with three acres of ground, AT Blue
Ridge Summit, Pa. w. NJ. r.. r.. 100
feet above sea level: all modern con-
venienccs; full details on application
MARYLAND TITLE, INSURANCE.
AND TRUST CO, Baltimore, Md.
mlS-Su,5w
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AGENTS make IS day. Marvellous in
vention. Retails % cents. Two to six
sold In q house Sample mailed free
FORSliEll 6 MAXIM. Cincinnati, Q.
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WANTED-Two ladies and gentlemen
to work for us in each town and
county: good pay; permanent, healthy
employment. Address UNITED MFG.
PuBLiSHING co. llU7 and 1903 l..
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FOB RENT.

FOR RENT-Two nice desirable rooms
with heat, gus, bath and all convent
ences; location Wet Freemason street
Address H." Virginian Office.
1a5-tf
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FOR SALE OR ENCHANGE-One J.
W. Tufts Soda Fountain with fixtures
tanks patent glass washer ETC. com.
pietc. For particulars address p. O.
Box 322, Suffolk. Va. mhli-lw
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HELP WANTED

AGENTS AND CANvASSERS WANT
ED everywhere. Big money: wonder
fully rapid seller, price within reach of
!sn cents sample pair; PEERLEss
Nassau street. N. \. mhl5-1t.
Salesman to sell to dealers.
Salary and expenses; experience un.
cfGAR 60. chiesse. stamp mh AGsS
WANTED-Ladies or Gentlemen to dis
tribute samples everywhere Big mon
h siamp SWISS RSf1s9" HERE %RA
CO.. Chicago, nIhl5-lt
WANTED-Good Horse and Four-wheel
JAS s. GROVES CO, % Roanoke So.
WAMTED.,stenographcr ana Type
writer who has own machine. One
Keeping and wiling ' to Work k at At m oder
JAS. s. GROVES CO. % Roanoke So.
Dhuua--A REGISTERED PHARNI.A-
Sist desires position MS Assistant or
perience. Accurate dispenser and good
salesman Gan furnish best Of refer =;
PostorHce Box 1903, Newport News. va
WANTED-A boy TO scrub und wash
dishes and be useful III eating house.
70 Church street. mhli-lt.
WANTED-A RELIABLE LADY OR
gentleman to distribute samples and
Vegetable Toilet Soaps. $40 to SIS a
month easily made. Address CROFTS
y REED, ,M2 to $50 Austin Avenue;
ED-good salary. 252 Church St. NJ.
WEiINBEitG. marie S,s
WANTED-Tcn first-class House Car
penters at once by Powell Bros. a50S
Washington avenue, Newport News,
Va mhl2-tf
WANTED LESNiAN-Energcti men
TO sell goods by sample at home. or
travel: easy seller; staple goods. liberal
salary or good commission Address
L. Q. Box llO3 New York City.
mar3-tu, fr-3m
BUILDING LOAN STOCK COMBINED
SouTlIEAsTERN is superior to any
scnsFaei souThENs fih Ss'' hri EoSr
n SG ASp Building SHM N AsS9G.A ya
WANTED-AIen ana omen to work at
horne: | pay S. TO SIG per week for
making crayon portraits: new patented
method; any one who can read or
lars and begin work at once. Ndtress
H. a. GRlPP, German Artist Tyrone,
Ia. tes2S-su,26t
FOR. SALE on EASY TERMs-A very
desirable completely furnished cottage,
with three acres of ground, at Blue
Ridge Summit, Pa. w NJ. II. r., 200
feet. above sea level: all modern con
veniences: full details on application.
MARYLAND TITLE INSURANCE.
AND TRUST CO, Baltimore, Md
mhS-Su.5w
AGENTS make IS u day. Marvellous in
vention. RetailS % cents. Two to six
sold In q house. Sample mailed free
FORSliEE 6 MAXIM. Cincinnati, Q.
se3O-su,ly
WANTED-Two ladies and gentlemen
to work for us in each town and
county: good pay: permanent, healthy
employment. Address UNITED MFG
PUBLISHING CO. ll07 and ll09 l.,
Main street. Richmond. Va. mhl-su-4t
AGENTS-s9O 90 weekly salary to right
purIicS: little work snap for some
one; new scheme: failure impossible
write Tor special proposition. Lock
Box 530S Boston. Mass.
fel6-tu,w,sa .su-4m
WANTED-Five energetic educated
men who can earn n good salary i'm
Eastern Virginia and North Carolina:
also one In the City of Norfolk This
Is good chance forteachers who wish
to secure profitable employment du-
ring vacation. Address h. c. PEN
DLETON. IT'S E. Franklin street, Rich-
mohd, va marT-2w
SPE CJAI NNTIrEC
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FOR SALE.

S35 WILL BUY Heavy, Double Ca Sc
cost ME $40 Any one wanting a fin
watch should not miss this opportu.
nifty. Address, 'WATCH," Care Vir.
ginian.
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5000 TO LOAN on long time. II. c.
HOGGARD G. CO. iaI!tf
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FIN DE Steele PRESENTS.

n ESlDES the ordinary table silver,
~ there are salad forks, bouillon
II spoons. ,hree-pronged berry forks
- and ice tongs.
There is also a variety of less
expensive chests of silver. many of them
arranged in most compact form.
Anything in the way. of cut glass will
be appreciated by the@up-to-date bride.
The most beautiful cracker jar in town
is made of cut glass and cost $165.
The cover is of gilded silver set with IN
exquisite piece of enamel, hand painted.
Then, there are cut glass salad dishes
wrought with silver. and glass claret
jugs with silver handles.
Chocolate sets for the afternoon tea
table also make admirable wedding pres
ents. In Coalport china they are excep
tionally beautiful. The new berry sets in
cut glass and giided silver would de-
light the heart of any bride. Besides the
berry dish, there are the saucers, berry
spoon. and set of berry forks.
Any odd bit of furniture is always an ac-
,ceptable present. and a Turkish rug is 10y
no means to be despised.
If the giver happens TO be particular
friend of the bride it is perfectly proper
10 send her some gift for her own individual
use. A piece of iewelry. real lace fan,
or something of value for her toilet table
would. in these days, be considered good
form,
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Hosiery at a loss.

3 3lots which we picked up and shall
offer at a big saving to you.
Fine drop-stitch and Plain Fast
Black Hose for women. The usual
29c. quality. Loss sale
pIlce .''.- -...-'... l7C
Extra Fine Lisle Thread Drop
stitch Hosiery in tan and black, and
a variety of boot patterns. You
these Loss sale price. FAC
Mems Half Hose. in fast black. tan
and balbriggan. 19c. at the mems
stores and sc. at the dry goods
stores. Loss sale price. lie
The evening times., 1896-05-01
Pa rasols at a loss

We have not had enough sun to
please the manufacturers. and, being
unable To wait. they are unloading.
Among the many lots secured by us
are the following:
Plain White Coaching Parasols.
with white frame and white handle.
intended to sell for $1.50. Loss
sale price -..................... ..03c
Handsome Dresden and Fancy
striped Silk Parasols. In variety Of
the ne west spring and summer color
ings. with white and fancy natural
wood handles. The regular So.
$2.25 and $3.50 Parasols. Loss
sale price ................S2 .69
Superb Dresden, Persian, Chiffon
and Lace-trimmed Parasols. in the
new seasons nobbiest effects. Worth
from S5 to 81. Loss sale
price .08
The evening times., 1896-05-01

Mrs william Brice King had as guests
Wednesday evening friends 10 meet MIR.
and Mrs. Krehbiel of New York. Those
present were: MIR. and Mrs. BrickeDsteln,
Mr. and Mrs. Leland o. Howard, DR.. ana
Mrs. Dean, and Mr.. and Mrs. Patten. Mr..
X rehbiei is an eminent musical critic, and
with his bride is making a short stay here.
The evening times., 1896-05-01
A Library About wou,o,

A collection Of 1000 books, all relating
TO women, that has been accumulated
by Col. Higginson of Boston, is to he pre-
sented to Radcliffe College. Tie books are
not to he separated, but will be placed and
kept in an alcove apa rt from other books.
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- . --
naSll4Ail To Death

Hazleton, Pa. May 1-Wassil Sedon.
thirty-tbree years Of age, employed at Der
ringer colliery, met n horrible death while at
hit him while approaching the shaft, and
knocked him into the pit. He was dashed
to death on the rocks 100 feet below.
The evening times., 1896-05-01
New Music.

Mr.. George J. Becker is about to bring
out song entitled ''Edmunds' Lullabye, I"
very pretty melody: also n two-step, en-
titled the University of Penn" Mr.. Beck
er is one of the rising lights in musical
circles of Washington, good critic and
an authority on music.
The evening times., 1896-05-01

Hon. John V. Wright and family have
gone to "Haysiand." their Alabama home,
to remain during May.
The evening times., 1896-05-01

At the marriage of Miss Boiling to Mr..
Norman Gait, OF this city, in wytheville,
Va. yesterday, the six ushers We're broth
ers of the bride.
The evening times., 1896-05-01


they cannot learn about walking
from print. The proper length of step is
vice the length of one foot, and is measured
from the hollow of one foot to the hollow
Of the other. Now, take a piece of tape
and sew on il bits Of flannel at intervals
twice the length of one Of your feet, stretch
II across the longest room you have at
your disposal and you are ready for prac
tice. Maybe you don't know that each
foot should cross the same line with each
successive step? 1t should-that is very
impor,ant-so now you must walk your
tape. setting one foot and then the other
right over one of these bits of flannel,
letting the flannel come just under the
instep. De this, and turn your toes out
well and swing your leg well from the
thigh. and you are far on the road to
beautiful walk.
The evening times., 1896-05-01

An art loan exhibit will be given in the
dra wing rooms or WimodaughsiS', No.
1928 ] street northwest May 4. o, 6, Z. s,
and 9.
The evening times., 1896-05-01
BURDEN JEWELS IDENTIFIED.
Turner and Dunlop Again Examined
before n London MngiStrate.

before a London Magistrate.
william r. Dunlop, the Burden diamond
robbers, were again arraigned in the Bow
street police cUurt this morning: Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaac T. Burden of New York were
present and identified the Jewelry found
upon the persons and ir the lodgings OF the
prisoners as their property.
They also recognized the prisoners as hav-
The evening times., 1896-05-01

Mrs. Knapp, president of the Washing
ton Round Table. will hold reception
at the Nurmandie. this afternoon for the
Woman's Round Table Association.
The evening times., 1896-05-01

Miss Barber. Miss kauffmann and Miss
Teel will receive at Belmont this afternoon.
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UNDERTAKES.
DIED.

RIDGELY-On wednesday, April 20,
1896. Mrs. Laura E. Ridgely, wife of
James E. Ridgeiy, aged fifty-five years.
Funeral. Friday morning. from her late
residence. No. TAI Tenth street southeast,
at 8 O'Clock: thence to Marlboro. Nd, for
interment. Friends and relatives are re-
spectfuliy invited TO attend. 1t
FORREST On Wednesday, April 90, at
5:55 a. M, Letitia, beloved wife OF Henry
Forrest, In the thirty-first year of her age,
at her residence, S07 Four-and-a-half street
southwest.
u-rFaI rom MetrorolitanA NJ f Church.
II street, between Fifteeuth and Sixteenth
streets. Sunday. May 3, at 2 p. IN. Friends
are invited ~ attend.
The evening times., 1896-05-01

Mrs. j l.. NJ. Curry will entertain at a
Saturday.
The evening times., 1896-05-01

A music-talk will be given at the WASH
ington Club Saturday by Miss Mason.
The evening times., 1896-05-01
CHARITY ENGAGES SOCIETY
Ball to Be Given Tonight for a
Summer Home for Children.
Several w eddings Among Well Known
People-Otlier Events of Interest.
Gay World Gossip.

Charity and fun have gone hand in hand
all season and society never dances more
merrily than 10 the piping OF benevoience
The Charity Ball for the benefit OF the
Rapidan Country Home for Washington Chill
dren will take place at the Linunicun Hall
this evening. A large crowd will be IN
attendance, a nuInuef OF tne smart set
men, including members OF the dipiomauc
corps.
MRS. William Gordon. Mrs. Ramsay,
Mrs. j Ii. Gordon. Mrs. Fred MCGUIRE, anu
Mrs. =. L. Wheatley are the ladies' IN
charge. and the decorations Will be pretty
and elaborate.
Mrs George Ramsay, Mrs. Welsh, Mrs,
Dunlop. Miss Gordon, Miss Snyder, Mrs.
Welch. Miss Patton, Miss Wheatley, Miss
Bradley, and Miss Biackford are the ticket
committee.
The evening times., 1896-05-01

In beautiful light shades;
also mourning shades.
Guaranteed all washable
patterns. Wide ruffIe
over each shoulder. Large
bishop sleeves. with cuff.
Lined to the waist, giving
a perfect fit. Plated in
the back from yoke. Wide
and long skirt. Sizes 81
to a..