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The morning times., 1896-07-01
BALTIMORE -
- AND OHM
RAILRO AID.

Schedule in effect June ~, 1886
Leave Washington from station corner
OF New Jersey avenue and street.
For Chicago and Northwest, Nestibuled
Limited trains 80 a. m, sos p. M
oils, vesubulrd Limited. Las p. m., ex-
For Pittsburs aud Cleveland. express
daily 80 a. m. and $40 D. M
For Berkeley Springs 3;45 p. m. daily.
except Sunday. Special, 12;35 p. m. daily
and sos p. m. Saturday only;
I95 DeeT Ps5k s9 IT, LaEs s5 rsra x ana
ali daily. No trains stop at Mountain Lake
For winchester and way stations. 80
For Luray Natural Bridge, Roanoke,
Knoxville, Chattanooga, Memphis. and
New Orleans, lO-oO p m daily; Sleeping
cars through
For Luray, s.45 m. daily.
Fo5 saltI9ors IN Wsek dayS' e, s99' ss9.
= - 80 S9xi 90 90, xi5.6 90 a. M: :xiao5, ,1Sio.'
x12.35. x30o, 3.25, x4.2s, 432, x5.O5,
x5.IO, ,x5. 30, 0.35, KS 20. 6 80. Ks. 90, 8 is,
sss sund5vs SUNDAY XII SO R ssd asd 1lSSt
xfO 90, a m; x12.0o, xl2.35, LOO, 1900.
3.25,4 432. x5.05, Ks. 10. s 80. xs 90, ,x9 20.
Fd5 annaeos 90 nj ami Ioi as a. M 1910
and 4.2s p, m. sundays, $50 a. M, 4.3g-
For referiok. ae 90, bl1 80 am. ellis.
For Hagersto wn, b1 80 a m , and b5. 80
For Bo yd ard way points. week dayse.oo
q. m, $50. $50; 100 p. IN Sundays.
For Gaithersburg and way points. week
days. Z 90, Q 90 a. m. 12.tO. 800, 4. 80.
4.33. 6. 80. 535. 7c5. 80. p. m. Sum
days' 500 a. M. lis, 5.35. 7.O5. 1925
For. Washington Junction a nd way points.
40 90 a. H., ellis p. m Express trains
stopping at principal stations ohiy' p4.So.
For bay Ridge, week days. 9.15 a. m.
and 42s D. m sundays, S.35 a. M. 80
From Bay Ridge. week days. 6:15 a. M.
$50 and s:l5 p. IN. Sundays. 500 and
ROYAL BLUE LINE FOR NEW YORK
AND PHILADELPHIA.
All trans Illuminated VITA fintsch light
For Philadelphia. New YORK, Boston and
the East, week days TOO, 7:o5, 500.
night. Sleeping Car open q 1850 o'clock.
sundays. q U5 Dining Carl 900 a. m.
Dining Carr u2.35 Dining Card 500,
Jb.O6 Dining Car, 500, t12.o1 night
Sleeping car open for passengers 1000
Buffet ParIor Cars on all trains.
For Atlantic City. 0.0Oa. m, =. .OOn noon.
and 2 35 D. m week days. Sundays, 1885
For Cane May. O.OOa. M. IL. 90 noon.
bExcept Sunday. aDaily. cSunday only.
xExpreSs train.
Baggage called for and checked from ho-
tells and residence by Union Transfer Com
many. on Orders left at ticket offices, 619
Pennsylvania avenue northwest, New York
avenue and Fifteenth street. and at depot
VIM B. GREENE, CHAS. o. SCULL,
Gen. Mana ger. Gen. Pass Agent
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spot and month, 80 1-2a32 5-8; July,
32a32 Ia; August, 32 3-sa32 5-S; Sep
tenber. 32 g. bid; stea mer mixed.
bushels-s outhern white corn, 80: do.
yellow, 80 1-4a36. Oats easicr-No. 2
white western, 22 1-2a23; No. 2 mixed
do, 2Oa21-receipts. SO .6S5 bU shells;
No. 80, nearby; 37a3S Western re-
ceipts, 757 bushels; stock, 19.099 bushels.
Hay weak-choice timothy. $16.50 bid.
Grain freig hts steady, rates firm. uu-
unchanged. Cheese firm, unchanged
Whisky unchanged.
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Concordia Sunday school Excursion

ConcOrdia Sunday-school Excursion.
The family excursion of the Sunday
Sohoolof Concordia German Lutheran Church
yesterday was a very successful affair,
and over 1 1,C0O of tile children, their rel
atives and friends spent pleasant day
amid the groves OF the View. The chute
was shot to the hearts content of the young
people and all had merry time. Dur
ing the evening the children OF the Ger
man Orphan Asylum, with those from the
Sunday School, entertained their friends
wtihsongsand hymns. Afterwardt they were
treated to ice cream and cake. The COM
mittee in charge were Messrs. Edward w.
Botsch, Harry Dunkhorst, F. Imhof, W..
II. Veerhoff, and J A. Newhaus.
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One Fare Round Trip to In ffalo, n.
Y, via Pennsylvania Railroad.

Account National Education Association,
the Pennsylvania Railroad will Sell round
trip tickets to Buffalo, July and 6, at
one fare, plus 81 membership fee, valid
for return July IL to 10, with extension
until July 81 by deposit with joint agent.
Through sleeper to Buffalo on 7:1D p. IN.
train. Ju23, 20, 27tojyi-1Ot
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Furnished by Seymour Bros, bank.
ers and brokers', mem bers Of New
York stock Exchange Washington
office, Rooms and 3a, sun Building.
T A. Breen, Manager.
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BaItInlore AIarkets.

BaItlmOre Markets.
Baltimore, June 3d. Flour dulI-spripg
wheat patent, 8. receipts, a.7SS
barrels; shipmentsH ae,6s7 barrels: sales,
$50 barrels. wheat '!frnier-spot, month.
60 3-s; september; go 1-2a60 81 re-
ceipts, 15, ,2O2 basnfk; stock. 1877 $50
bushels; sales. Ire; 200 bushels South
grade. 81 i-4a80 Ia. Corn ste ady-
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nUSINESS CHANCES

GREAT SACRIFICE-A good
country store for sale, good STOCK OF
general merc;ian iise; on b. X y X. k, Met
Branch must he sold within z days. IAN
at 420 7tn st. nw., Washington, Dc
jy1-3t
W NTED Take half interest in
n stand in Center Market. Address
d. NJ. b., this office. Jyl-St
w ANTED-i partner. with $500 and
services, lady or gentleman; TO extend a
good payipg once nus ness, good income
guaranteed. Address NJ. III. b., this OF.
flee. II
ANTED-I want partner with one
uuIilrr>I uollars cash; we can divide one
hundred dollars profit every week for JULY
August and September, / can furnish uIi-
exceptional references; drop me card and
I will call aud explain everything salts
factoriiy. Address 7. W., this office.
ju29- 3t-cm
HAVE retail liquor licenses. which
are transferable: also experience in
the business; want active or silent partner,
with some capital; good oppor tunity.
LICENSE. this Office. je29-3t
FOR SALE Variety and notion store,
Including fixtures. 1412 Twelfth st.
ne good location; reasons for wanting to
sell, proprietor wishes to leave city. Ad-
dress A. B., this office. Je29-3t
The morning times., 1896-07-01

wANTED-AGEN
AGENTS IS TO S4 per day made sell
ing Il nttIe invention used by every man
and woman. Inquire from 8 IL. m. to 3
d. m, SO4 st. NV. je30-3t
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DON BRASS BUTTONS TODAY
Twenty-one Of the Fifty New
Policemen Appointed.
BALANCE FAILED ToPAss

Others VIII Probably Be Named
withina Few Days-Namcs and Ad-
dresses of the New Peace Guard
fnns-All Made an Average Higher
Than 20 Per Cent. ana Some 90.
The morning times., 1896-07-01

a0lag ec DIR. Hobbs Little Liver Pills
uVW ID ac, gently yet promptly on the Liver.
kAlun Stomach and Bowels. They dspei
IUuh Sick Headaches, Fevers and Colds;
svsea a cleanse the system thoroughly; cure
tWRA5 Y Habitual Constipation. They are
- sugar-coated, don't grippe, and very
mail but great in results Reeommenoeu ny P"S
iciaus and druggists. cents q vial.
Hobbs Remedy Co., Chicago and San Francisco
vor Ire YOUR RYl1NETS? DR.. Hobbs spara-
aus Kidney Pills will cure them. 90 cents oo1-
The morning times., 1896-07-01

l,MILY EXCURSION
by Mcrna - of Hamiine NJ. E. Church, to
MarsiI' Hall, on Wednesday. July
/, 1896, on The steamer
River Queen.
Boat lrav"~ $50 a. IN. and 5 p. m. Return
lea, VI all Hall at 30 and 80 p. m.
Ticte | be honored on Steamer Macal-
ester al u ih. and 80 p. m.
TICKETS % CENTS
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SEyERAL PROMOTIONS.

Major Moore announced yesterday list
of promotions from Glass to Class 2, the
fortunate ones numbering ten, as follows:
c. c. Estes, F. o. Clifford, s. A. McNeely
G. E. Marshall, W. 8. Parker, H. c. Lee,
d. E. Langley. s. J. Harry, Bernard Nc
Cormick and G. H. Williams.
These win begin the new year. each with
the ability to jingle in his pocket few
more dollars per month than formerly. and
are In line for higher honors in the future.
The morning times., 1896-07-01

Twenty-one OF the fifty policemen TO he
added TO the force under the appropriation
bill for the ensuing fiscal year were ap-
pointed yesterday and will assume the
batons and brass buttons today.
1t was the hope OF the major OF police. as
well as oil the Commissioners. that the en-
tire number provided ior would go on duty
at the beSinu-lg of the fiscal year. but the
proportion OF al piicants who failed to pass
muster Oh eAluii;iatiun wits large that
the list of eigibles available was reduced
to the number stated.
Its expected that IA number of additional
appointments will be made within a few
days, the result of the recent examination
of candidates not having been yet made
known.
Inc successful aspirants who will be en-
titled to a share in the work OF keeping
Young America within due bounds oil the
''Glorlous Fourth" are listed as follows:
LIST OF NEW MEN.
j. NJ. Bramlett, No. 6Cs Maryland ave
nue. southwest Robert l.. Carroll, No.
94S K street northwest; George B. Corn-
well, No. 1886 NJ street northwest; Law
renee A. O'Day, No. "a street north
west; john j. Donovan, No. IL 10 Third
street northeast; Lawson P. Gouldman, No.
612 Second street northwest; Albert
]. Hadley, No. GIT Eleventh street south
west; Edgar II. High, No. S16 Twenty
second street northwest; Charles A. Keefe.
No. 1887 Eleventh street southeast;
Elhu Il. Martin, No. b2S Seventh street
southeast: Wythe W. Martin, No. 1929
street northwest; Alexander McKie.
No. 429 First street southeast; Claudius
B. Peyton. No. 900 Ninth street northeast:
Joseph F. Potter, Nivy Yard; John p
ders, No. 1410 Twenty ninth street north
west; Julian X. Simpson, No. 500 Eleventh
street northwest: John c. Smith. No. PA
Seventh street southeast: Frederick G.
STANCE. Baltimore and Ohio depot
Charles o. Turner. No. 2O6 Delaware ave
nue. northeast; Edward V. Wall, No
123 Eleventh street southeast.
These twentyone all made an average
above 20 per cent in the written eXamina-
tion. the limit. some of them reaching as
high as IS per cent.
The morning times., 1896-07-01

FOR SALE-Cheap-1 seven-foot oval
SHOW ,i:sc. 4 two-Ioct Monkeys dry air
ice box. Call 2S6 II st. NV. 1t
FOR SALE-At bargain. ice box;
good new; also store fixtures. At
3345 st NV. ly1-3t
The morning times., 1896-07-01

Ei ISdALL HALL-Steamer '.MACALES-
TEL. caves eth st. wharf daily Except Sum-
aat) 4 10 .. m. and ESQ D. m. Returning.
ie2Nes .-arshall Hall at l2:I5 ana 4:4o D. m
INDIAN HEAD TRIPS
Every l. day and Saturday Evening in June
it {: J. m., landing at Marshall Hall both
Says IN leaving Marshall Hall on return
uIi sIi - p. IN. Steamer river QUEEN''
leaves Il and o ST. wharf daily (Sundays ex-
eel d, 80 a. m. for Indian Head and all
lnterhc :ate landings, and at $50 p. m. for
" STAT hall only. Music by Prof. Schroed-
IL Bard. Dancing day and evening.
II 2s Round Tripl IS Cts.
Re- AE excellent Course Dinner on arrival
ol uoaIs. {. Good Cafe on steamers.
u. i. BLAKE. Cautain.
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COUNTRY HOARD.

SUME1ER BOARDERS wanted
at cleveland Farm; terms moderate;
daily iuilI; old Virginia table, city ref
erences Apply MRS. ]. j. MASON.
Comorn. King George county, Va je29-7t
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR SALE Cheap. at 617 p st. NV,
So yards nice velvet carpet, $50; par
lor ana kuctcu tablcs. l large bed, sprng
ana hair mattress, washstancs, saws, other
tools: Littieneld's engraving III Lincoln.
artists proof Open from to p. m.
daily. Jy1-3t
FOR SALE-N Nice camping tent; al
most new, 1 by ii IT.; only $500.
231 Penn. ave. NV, Room =, upstairs.
jyl 1t
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FOR SALE-ODe large work horse;
cheap Call after 2 p. m, l X 81. NV.
FOR SAEE-Small Alpnine safe, SIT:
cost $50 two months ago; also
horse, Wagon. ana harness, S3o cash. 1929
N J. ave. NV, upstairs. 1t
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Should be read daily by all interested, as
changes may occur at any time.
Foreign mails for the week ending July
4, will close promptly at this office as
follows:
The morning times., 1896-07-01

FOR SALE Soda fountain: been
used but one season; cheap. 1889
81. he. Je3O-3t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-24

Thieves steal 800 Pounds of Lead From
4 and q. Car.

Monday night thieves made rain
upon G. and q. car just above the Tired
ecar-Works. and took thcrefrom elsht
hundred pounds OF lead. The parties ac-
cused OF being implicated in the anair
are two white men-James Gibbs and Leo
Iee-and two ncgrocs-Oscar Johnson ana
Lee King.
The robbery was discovered soon after
its commission by G. ID. Duke, special
detective for the Chesapeake and ONO
road. and he chased the parties into the
city Here he enlisted the aid OF the
police. and yesterday morning Oscar
Johnson. Leo King. and Leo Lee were ar
rested by Sergeant Hall. officer W. G.
Kuhn. and Detective Duke, and are now
under arrest at the First Station.
Sergeant Hall. accompanied by Detec-
tive Duke. went out beyond the Tredegar
Works Yesterday morning To look for
James Gibbs. who had not been appre-
hended. The officers flushed their game
and pursued him for some distance on
q hand-car. but he made his escape in the
dense underground mp there. officers are
still hunting for him.
oscar Johnson. who was arrested. was
the driver OF the wagon which was used
to transport the lead away. and Lee
King was owner Of the same. King Is
n fireman IN the horseshoe DEPARTMENT
Of the Tredegar Works and bears good
reputation. The police ao inclined TO
think that he bad no knowledge Of the
purpose for which his wagon was hired.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-24
Personally Conducted Tours via Pennsyi-
yania Railroad.

The passenger department Of the Penn
sylNania railroad takes pleasure In an
nouncing TO the public the following per-
sonally conducted tours for the season
OF 1886.
TO the North Including Watkins Glen.
Niagara Falls, Thousand Islands. Mon
trcal. quebec. Au Sable Chasm, Lakes
Chlmplln and George. Saratoga, and a
daylight ride down through the Highlands
of the IludsOn, July 2lst ana August
18th. Rate. 500 for the round trip from
New York. Philadelphia Baltimore, and
Washington. covering all expenses Of
two weeks trip.
TO Yellowstone Park. covering a period
of seventeen days. on "a special train OF
Pullman sleeping, compartment. and OBJ
Sorvation cars and dining ear. August
27th Rate. 500 from New York, Phia-
dclphia. Baltimore. and Washington.
To Niagara Falls. excursion tickets good
10 return within ten days will bee sold on
.Tulv 23d. August 9th and 10Th. September
9TH and 18th. az rate Of SO from Phila-
dalnhfa. Baltimore. and Washington.
These tickets include transportation only.
For itineraries and fun Information APP
nlv 10 or address Colin Studs. passenger
agent Southeastern district. Washington,
j.. g..
Flags and sashes for the children. at
o. cents a set, Mitteldorfcr, No zoo east
Broad street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-24
1 >nnalnN OnfinC.

The popular Chesapeake and Ohio route
Sunday excursions to Old Point. Buck
Roe. Newport News. and Norfolk sncrd
a most delightful days outing. Round
trip fare 81.
Special fast train leaves BroadStreet
Station next Sunday at $50 A. NJ. ar
irving at old Point 1880 A. NJ. Electric
line 10 Buck Roe. Returning. leave Old
Point T Z. NJ. Newport News 7:l5, ar
irving az Richmond . p. "
ENcursionisis SCI "a with dinner at
ola Polnt-Chamberlin's 81; uysoi1, &c;
Sherwood. 50c.
Tickets on sale at Ramos music house.
Broad street. Morris mineral water de
pot. Broad street. Aliens. Ninth and
Main; .. II Berry x Co.'S Tenth and
Main and az Broad-Street Station.
HORACE +. SMITH, Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-24
YOUR WEAK SPOT.
If You DO Not Know Where 1t IL fos
should Find Out and strengthen II.

should Find Out and strengthen II.
Where Is the weak spot in your sys-
tenn
Is il a weakness OF the stomach which
causes Indigestion, dyspcpsa. biliOusness,
constipation. headaches. and backaches,
or is 10 a general weakness which makes
you suffer from tired. languid feelings2
Wherever or whatever your particular
weakness may be, you can. n you Will.
get rid of IL and replace 1t with health,
strength, and yigor DO you know how
n not you can protitably read the fol-
lowing opinions on the subject and get
soma valuable Information:
Mrs NJ Mcmahon. or Sumpter street
Er0oklyIi, says. Il was formerly much
troubled with Indigestion. but have been
entirely cured by using Duffy pure malt
whiskes. which / can sincerely recon-
mend II gave me relief when all other
remedies failed. | am still using IL ana
feel the benefit OF II.
Mrs. j. w Conner. OF F1tchburS' Mass,
says. Il was in bad health ana feeiinS
very mserabls and low spirited when
friend advised me TO try Du1y pure
malt whiskey. | did so, and am no"
feeling stronger. happiner. and healthier
than have felt In years. 1t has worked
wonders in my case"
Hundreds of similar opinions could be
furnished, but the above are quite sum
cient 20 prove that Duffys pure matt
whiskey Is unequaled for its stimulating,
strengthening effects. Wherever 1t is
taken. IL searches out the weak spots In
the system and replaces weakness with
strength. II puriiies and quickens the
blood, promotes digestion, and makes
sound. healthy flesh. 10 should be remem-
bcred. however. that II is not an ordinary
whiskey. but is unlike any other. on this
account be sure and get only the genuine
and accept no inferior imitation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-24

a good story. illustrative of The pro-
peg sity 81 college students for appro-
puating everything within reach. WAS
told me yesterday hy one 90 tno man
aIors OF one Of Rlchm0nd's leadin-, hotels.
During the sDrus college club
from the North. stopped at tine hotel
The members We're DESTROYS of some
memcnto of the beautiful place ana pro-
Ceeded 10 appropriate a number N the
gold-plated match-hoXcs, upon which axe
engraved the name OF tho hotel
Yesterday the manager OF the club re-
turned these boxes. saying that they
had been found in the students rooms
after they had left college or course. tie
hotel manager was oyerioyed 10 receive
them back. and as De moralizei on the
loosoness Of morals m college students
hc remarked. well one of them had
a conscience anyway
Next year when the club comes again
the match-boXes Will not be in their
rooms.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-24

The rwenty-Sixth Annual commencement

The Twenty-Sixth Annual commencement
Yesterday.
The twentv-sixth annual commencement
~ 81 Nlarvs Benedicune institute tooA
Mace Yesterday. The following pro-
eramme vas rendered.
Medley selection Of southern Plantation
songs, Orchestra.
Awarding OF Medals and lonors.
Coronation Song
ConfeiriIg of Graduates HonoIs'
,-i,i,n solo Miss Mamie Conway.
N..lllictor, Miss Sara quinn.
March The Boston POST Orchestra.
GRADUATE HONORs. CLASS OF '96.
Medal and Crown--Nlss sara Quinn.
Richmond. Va.
Diploma in GreCian and Roman HIS
tory. physical Geography. Literature. ana
Rhetoric Miss Annie Ryan, 49, Rich
mon1, Va.
Tablet Of Honor-Crowu- Miss Mamie
SHterdlne. Richmond Va.
Next BOB Merit-Mlss Mamie Conway.
Winchester. Va.
Roll Of class excellence was attained
by the pupils in the following branches.
Sub-senior Class-Gold Medal-Appiica-
ucn-Miss Annie Ryan.
Christian Doctrine Senior Class-Aliss
Sara Quinn.
Senior Class-Miss Annie Ryan.
First Glass Flrst-M.sses Rosa car
mody and Maggie O'Bren. Second-M.sses
NJ. Conway. VI. Sitterding, and Teresa
Carmody. Third-Aiiss Katie Catmody.
Aleebra-Scnior Glass Miss Sara Quinn.
Sub-Seui0r Class-M Miss Annie Ryan
Arithmctic-Scnior Class-Miss sara
Quinn.
First Class-First-Mis Mamie Keck
Second Miss Mamie SittcrdIng.
Ulusicu-First-Mis Mamie Conway.
Scconl-Mss Rosa Camody.
Boo1keepng-Scn!or Ciass-Niss Sara
Quinn. sub Senior Chss-Aiiss Annie
Ryan.
First Glass Tirst-Misses NJ. Keck. NJ.
Conway and Lcba Morris. Second-Misses
". Sitterdine and Mary James.
Rhetoric and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ciass--
Miss sara Quinn Sub-Scnior Class-Miss
Annie Ryan.
First Glass First-Miss Mamie Conway
Second Misses NJ. sitterding and Mary
James.
Liter ture Senior Class-Nliss Sara
Quinn. Sub-Scnior Class-First- An
ME Ryan. Second-Niiss Lottie Wen.
First Class-First Misses Mamie Keck
and Mary James Second-Nisses NJ. sit
tcrding and Leba Morris. Third-Misscs
Teresa and Rosa Carmody.
Fiistorv-Senior Ciass-Miss Sara Quinn.
Sub-Senior Class-Miss Annie Ryan.
First -First-Miss Mamie Keck.
Second-Misses Leba Morris ana NJ.
sitterding. Third-Miss Rosa Carmody.
Geography-Senior Class-Ancient-Miss
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-24
CRUSHING TFFEfT>.
The work of the City's Zig steam
Roller.


Roller.
The biggest masher I'm town is the NAM
moth steam roller used by the city for
rolling the unpaycd streets.
This big roller was nc work i'm Monroe
Park yesterday. getting the paths in good
order.
The crushing force Of this engine is
enormous. the machine weighs sixteen
tens.
The ground I'm many places cracked
open al over the surface. as the paths
are rather too dry FOR rolling.
They were sprinkled yesterday evening
and Will be roliel again this morning.
This treatment will make them almost
perfect
This cumsy-lookinc machine is 4 great
public henefactor. turning rough streets
into beautiful highways. il has been
at work lately on Floyd avenue. west
Broad street. and on Franklin between
Fourth and Fifth streets.
The cyclists and drivers n Richmond
would no doubt be very grateful II this
machine would get 10 work on the Boule-
ward between Grove road and Main street.
that part NJ the road now being very
rough and full of stones protrudng above
The surface.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-24
4 pRrrrr cHuBcH wEDDING.
Miss Ida :. Fletcher Becomes the Bride Of
NJ. E. d. NnLtlcm.

a very pretty wcddiae took place at
Groro-Atcnue Baptist church yesterday
evening. so e. o'clock. ur. j. q. Hden oiii-
ciatnc The ch.ich WIS very pIeiny
decorated with palms and shai,d lamps.
Miss Ida s.. Fletcher. the charming and
attractive daughter of Mr. William j..
Fletcher was married 90 Mr. Robert D.
Northcu SON OF Mr.. Robert n. Northen,
an of this city.
Tho BRIDAL party entered the church IN
the following manner. The groom. with
Dis best man MI. Walter IS HWuhn, ana
the bride with her maid-of-honor Miss
Maud Fletcher. her sister. and her two
bridesmaids. Miss Maude Jones and Miss
Eva Cradd0ck. The ushers were Me-srs.
r.. J.. Ford. y. S. D0herty. Charles
Harris. Bernard a. PAYNE Charles j..
Smithers. and o.. d. BoWics.
The bride wore a. travelling dress of
blue turquoise cloth. with hat and gloves
to match. and carried white bride roses.
The maid of honor was atiired in gown
of uink organdie over pink silk and car
riod pink carnations. while The brides
maids wore Nilo green organize dresses
over eill. of the same color. The flower
cirl. little Miss Estelic Miller. Was clothed
in white orgaudic.
THE wedding was DISTINGUISHED by the
presence a the Walker Lieht Guard. or
which company M. Northeu is 1h oflcer.
The couple left for trip az TWO "f
three days. and wien returned VIII iesiHe
az Home Place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-24

Amons the many distinguished visitors
expected u Richmond during me reuiio
is Miss Belle kcarn,y. or Ail~si sipli the
gifted and accomplished national "tsan-
Ter of thc Woman's Christian Temper
ancc Union OF tlc lar South.
Miss Kcarucy IS the daughter OF Colo
mel Walter kmnty. OF the Eighteenth
Mississippi Regiment. and has tir cordial
sympathy and approval Of her parents I'D
hcr chosen work. She viii hc able 90 give
several addresses in It's interest during
her stay in Richmond. the first OF Wmcn
will le given al Park Place Methodist
church ON Sunday afternoon at 4a0
O'Clock The Christian people OF Richmond
will enjoy ID rare treat ia hearing her.
Is is said of one of her speeches in Lou
doun chat She CAPTURED the meeting hy
storm. TILE Ashcvlle o.. CD Ciuzen
saws. "Miss Kearney is truly daughter
of the new South. Reared in the secluded
home of am aristocratic Southern planter
and "a deyotee of the most conservative
circles of society. she has heard the
can for higher living on nohlcr planes
and consccratcd her talents 20 the great
reform work or the W. C. u. u. Those
VINO have heard her pronounce her
ar Inspiration 10 every listener.