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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-10
sAM'L OF Po>EN.
Dir. VI. u. Curtis win Appear In His or'gi-
nal Creation To- Morrow.

NJ. y. Curtis VIII BE- seen in his famous
creation OF "Saml." the COMMERCIAL
Drummer. character which Is familiar
to all patrons Of the theatre the world
ovor. The engagement l. for two nights
only at the Academy. tomorrow ard
THURSDAY. Mr. g. W Boyd OF the
New York Daily American. has TIE fos-
lowing 20 say OF Mr.. Curtis Iiay Ind
cOmDany.
"If there was any person who 'ioubtsd
that .Sanu OF Pos.n' had become AN In
stitution, or that NJ. -. Curtis Was not
a lucky man. he would have had his
doubts quickly dispclled last night Hal he
dropped into the Standard Theatre and
seen the crowd that nlled every available
inch OF the house in its anxiety 70 give
SAINT A welcome and such a welcome
IL wasi II would have warmed any mans
heart. especially had he passed through
Curtis Vicissltudes After the nrst act
there was cheering and handclagping
while Mr. Curtis bowed, but declined
the soclferOus invitations for a speech.
There is hardly a doubt that Ar. Curtis
will AGAIN win the place he once held
I'm The hearts II the theatre goers. and
that with Il Re VIII also amass another
fortune. He has been better advertised
than any actor I'm America. even ~ this
advertisement was OF kind that few
people banker after. aud he has play
that Is full OF humor and interest Those
who have seen Il before Will recognize an
old friend, as while IL has been brought
up TO date to a certain extent, II v ntoe
changed.
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At o'clock tho pastor began an in-
situciion on the sacrament of the Holy
Eucharist. AT 1880 Doc preached from
the text ole that is not for me is
against me- The sermon was very
iorciblc one. Astounding in striking illus
uatons. I'm the spiritual warfares. hc
said, no one can bc neutral. ON the one
side is God. followed hy Ills angels and
all the good. on the other the devil with
his angels and all the wicked. We must
fight with one or the other. God calls
all 10 Ills service and uses every means
Of drawing as TO 10. except The forcing
of our viii, that is free. We can choose
our side, and as we choose $50 viii Doe
our iewafd-eyer'asti ns life on eternal
death.
The sermon nj night was a continue
ton of the instruction ON the Sacrament
of lenancc, being am exposition of what
was meant by "a firm purpose Of amend
ment What this was not he showed
by many and various examples. lie
then explained most luc.dly what it was.
and insisted that without 70 there could
be no pardon for sin. so man cOrld
make truce with God. I'D must Doe firm
and abiding ptace-au enhancement not
only 20 avoid sin. but also those persons.
places. and things which have caused
such particular persons TO SIM What
was MOI 1unn am occasion Tor one man
was often a most dangerous one for
another. and for him thero could Doe no
pardon unless he fully determined. by
Gods help. TO keep away from 10. We
must also resolve t0 use the means which
God provides for avoiding sin-prayer and
the sacraments and lie viii not allow as
to Dee tempted above our strength.
The instructions viii Doe continued each
Sunday and Wednesday night during
Lent
ln the afternoon sodality for unmar-
ficd ladies over sixteen years of age was
organized 8lklzEKz
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SUNDAY SCHOOL WORK.
iyyr.fL NETTING or THE EiPTIsT
Association.
Officers Tiected-Annuai Report OF Fresi-
dent Ellett-Thc Rally Postponed IN
I'll April the 18th.

The annual meeting OF the Baptist
sunday-school Association OF Richmond
and Manchester was held Sunday alter
noon at the First Baptist church After
tho opening exercises the reports for FED
ruary were read. The annual reports OF
officers were then submitted and received.
THE PRESIDENTS REPORT.
THE presidents report Is as follows
Richmond. Va. March 5. 1895.
TO the Baptist sunday-school Associa-
ton:
The time having arrived for a revie~
of another years work Of the schools OF
thi. aesociation. we have 90 record the
accession OF another school, that OF 'ile
IlonIus Memorial church, when LOT we
last live months of 1880 reported an aver
axe attendance of is officers ana 'e"-n-
,Is and 80 scholars. Ihe hummer vi
schools now I'm our association is twenty
Ina reviewing the reports of the secfe-
tary ami treasurer, the following COM
melts are suggested.
The average attendance or scholars
G.iND for tine first time IN many years
shows "a decrease tiN. This, we thiiih'
was due TO the large number OF incle-
ment and excessively hot sundays duiihs
the year. n the percentage ol attend
auce of the previous year had neeh haln-
tanned. we would have had an increase
as the average roll strength was "V'',
am increase OF ST.. The average ron
strength of officers and teachers was 49,
ana increase of 20, average attendance,
GO. increase. 3. Average number OF
church members on the roll Of churches
g.4O1. increase. iZ3 Average number IN
the school. 1874: increase. 300. This Is
one OF the most gratifying features OF
the report The schools report am aver
age of 80 per cent of church members
engaged in Sunday-school work, Whlch "a
the highest percentage reached in loHS
t.mo New scholars for the year l''Nl'
increase. $40. conversions, ili, increase
g. Total collections for all purposes,
SIS 1913.
The treasurer's report shows that
s--.H was the amount contributed 10
the association treasury and Sj9LN 10
the orplanaee at Salem. TO the latter
amount should be added SiG5.ol sent d.
rect by the Grace-Street and Second
Church schools without passing through
fhc hands of our treasurer making the
total amount contributed 10 the orphan
age 2s25.3. We have during the year
helped two churches and one mission
Sunday school. and the Executive Com,
mittee recently made am appropriation
towards the construction OF new build
ing for the College View mission, which
has NOT yet been called for.
Altogether. we have no cause for feel
ing discouraged. but have many things
for which we should give thanks 10 AL
mighty God. and which shoed inspire
us 20 pledge ourselves t0.rcnewed zeal i'm
tla prosecution of our work In this i'm
u0r,ant department of Ills vineyard.
Respectfully submitted for the EXecu-
tive Committee.
(signeD T.. H. ELLETr,
President.
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The services at ST. James Methodist
church Sunday wer0 both interesting
and profitable. I'm the Sunday-school the
usual exercises We're dispensed with. and
a meeting incident 70 the revival now I'm
progress substituted. Rev. Mr. Beau
champ made a tender appeal 10 the schol-
ars. and several conversions followed.
In the afternoon Rev Mr. Mastin. Of
Trinity church delivered a strong sermon
before the Epworth League and LARGE
congregation on "The Power OF the Holy
Spirit" At night Rev Or. a. @ Brown
preached with power on Christ as an
Advocate for Sinners and at the conclu-
sion of the sermon there were many con-
viciions and some conversions. The re-
vival will continue every night this week.
preceded by prayer-meeting and Bible
reading each afternoon at o'clock. Mr.
Reauchamp mas q quiet metholical way
of conducting meetings Of this character
that is both unique and effective, and
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DR. WHIrEHrlD n cENrENAEr
&c Preached ara Eloquent and Powerful
e-Llu.u --uL-A AInrnLn-.

SIC Preached ezra Eloquent and Powerful
sermon Sunday Morning.
Row pr Paul Whitehead Sunday morn
Ms preached for Dr Tudor at Centenary
1i.hOIal church on Christian Perfcc-
ton' The toxt was from Hebrews ST..
D. q:
Therefore. leaving the principles of the
doctrine of Christ let us 20 on unto per-
lection. not laying aeain the foundation
oi repentance from dead works, and Of
fafn toward God.
"Of fHe doctrine OF bapusms and of
l.slns ou of hands, and of resurrection OF
ile dead. AVID OF eternal Judgment"
iN Nay oi Introduction. Dr. Whitehead
spoke of the principles. the fundamentals
o' religion. which. Dee said were neccs-
taIy as was the foundation OF "a house
hNt when once the foundation is laid we
SHOULD Doe done with it and go on with
tae suuorstrlctufe
CHRISTIAN PERFECTION.
AIicf celebrating tlis point DE passed
on GO ine discussion of Christian pcrfec-
tinn iikinf occasion TO- remark az the
outset that Dice was not going 10 talk
az 'sancuncauon.' about which. he said
There had been already too much o. talk
ing and Of preaching.
Christian perfection Dc defined MS tho
constant formation and displacement Of
iNcals. some simple Illustrations: The
boy who is studying the elements OF math-
fmatics has his ideal. He thinks that If
DE could know as much as his teacher no
would Doe satisfied 90 close The book But
such am attainment would not satisfy him
The ideal would De displaced for another
IIis view would be- enlarged and be would
r. on 20 other and san other attachments.
and at tho last would fail short OF per-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-10

Tho monthly meeting OF the executive
committee of the Virginia Historical 500
ciety was held AZ the socieiys building
on Saturday evening last Inc inehiD'i'
present We're Messrs. Bryan. kichafhAois
Brooke. Meredith. Bruce, Gaines, Stanarut
Newton. and Taylor.
ed:
United States War Department LiDfarA
n l.. Cockrei Alexandria Va.
Alyah H. Terry. Louisville. Ky.
James \. Patterson, Pnllaislphla' "a
Walter y Logan. New York city y. 7.
Ms. Lulie J.. Daruecl Alameda, cal
Mrs John Frederick Maynard ut'ea.
Mr.. r. r. Irvine. Big Stone Gap. Va;
Miss Emma Il. Rdenour. Indianapolis
II. NJ stnson. Marietta. o.
Among the special gifts reported ny
the corresponding secretary Was inc VI
respOndsnce Of the late Hon X, = VII
throp and Mr. Hugh Blair 1rigspt, manu-,
aomelv mounted. presented by the Sons
of these distinguished gentlemen, am,
Stormonth's English Dictionary; presen.o'
bv Mrs. Edward W, James. me eo GO. e,
sDOnding secretary also reporter Hai's -.
MAGAZINES and annual Noiuii''' III"
series. 10 the amount OF SlH.e-' 49,.
resolutions We're adopted expressing tne
profouud sorrow of the commitlee d. W, ~
,'r.siGent Of tho society. and one ~ us
most useful loyal. and learned members mo-,
Tho literary committe. repor,eu , crin,s
compiete catalogue Of all The man iiS npw
IN tho possession OF the sra so,'i Non. r. +.
p p@,,.rd was read. expressing his high
aain3reciation OF his election as an i,,n,
or.rv member. The library S eeViil,ra,sd
we're autho-zed to get GUY an 'societv's
',,ide-hook no the rOOms IN the So'i,.a 49,,
5uild,n@' and have il on sale at me i ,e"n ~
inp hotels. instructions We're s ,s,n ~
he publication committee 10 ne sN riaht TO
fhe ladies' patriotic societies 'ns od ,'s
puDi,o, number al the Virginia tilstoflca'
Wa,azine i'm return for Spectre, eo'''
.l49s,,,qIn ia the funds.of the society
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-10

There was a quite largely-attcnded and
deeply interesting meeting of the Minis
tcral Union lu the IarlOrs of The Young
Mems Christian Association yesterday
morning Rev. AIR. Garrison read % very
alio paner on the form of argument
which Christianity demands for its teach
ing an the present time. Resolutions oi
sympathy for the pastor and congroca-
uou of The Craco-Street Baptist church,
recently destroyed by lirc. were adopted,
and Dr UOge was requested to- prepare
"a paper for fhe next meeting on Funeral
Reform "A permanent committee ou
business consisting of DIS. Kerr.
Hatcher. and Tudor. was appointed. AZ
ter The usual EMOTIONAL exercises The
meeting adjourned about ! o'clock.
Dr Hatcher. in speaking at the close
of the meeting. said that he had received
Two donations for his church yesterday
morning from North Carolina-one Tor
$50 and another of 500.
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st pinc-street Baptist church on Sum
day The pastor Rev. j. H. Huison,
preached AT ID 8. NJ. from the sth verse
of tho -5tb Tsaim-"F0r in the hand of
the Lord there is cup. and the wine is
red. 10 is full of mixture and ile p0uretl
out the same. but the drces thereof, all
the wicked or the earth SHALL wiring them
our and drink them
81 night Rev. Is. III. Hasmaiian, from
Armenia. addressed an immense audi-
cnce. the house hardly having standing
room for the crowd. The address was
exceedingly interesting and instructive.
IL was intorsporsed with bits of singing
in the Armenian, the Turkish, aui the
English language. After tno address TWO
persons were received into the member
ship OF tho church and twO candidates
were received for baptism.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-10

Albert Meredith Messenger. infant child
OF Mr.. and Mrs. a. A. Messenger. Of
Long Island. \. y. died at the residence
of his uncle Mr.. Joseph NJ Shelton. 800
east clay street. on Sunday morning at
o o'clock.
The funeral took place from the above
residence yesterday morning at 10 o'clock
and the interment was In Hollywood.
Rev. DR.. W. w. Landrum conducted the
cercmOnicA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-10

The services az he Yourg Mems Chris
liam Association Sunday were specially
iaterestmg. Rev .Mr. Basnnjiam the
Armenian delivered a. very interesting
address at the boys mecting while the
mems meeting was addressed 10y state
Secretary J.. 4. Coulter.
At This meeting three prolessed CONVEX
sion and four made requests for prayer
'rhe Sundny-sch0ol teachers meeting On
Saturday evening bad an attendance OF
$3.50.
Rcv. DR. starr wiz address The mems
meeting next Sunday afternoon.
rle new game of CaUoms for the
amuscmcnt-room arrived yesterday
teachcrsm ADUPnx5 hml mawmwrww
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nrrIcERs ELECTED.

The election of officers for the onsu-
mg term resulted as follows. President,
o.. ID. Elicit. Nicc-presidents. r.. a.
Gary and r. W. Powers. Secretary. W.
ID. Duke. Treasurer, T.. G.. Garrison,
Auditor. u. j. Todd
Remarks were made upon the reports
hy several off those present. and Mr.. r..
W. Powers submitted the following resO-
luton. which was unanimously adopted;
Resolved. That we as am association
0f suniay-school workers desire TO Fen-
Irr t0 the Gracc-slroct school and church
our sincere sympathy in the great loss
they have sustained in the burning of
their church. and offer them our indi-
vidual aid through our several churches,
ANA pledge our association TO help them
i0 as large an extent ass our means VIII
Justify"
MONTHLY AVERAGES.
The reports for February are as fol-
lows.
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A grand leap-year entertainment was
given by a number OF young ladies 10
their friends Friday night. at COS Floyd
avenue. and a pleasant time was had By
all. There was music and the party
danced until a late hour IN the morning.
Among those present were: Misses
Georgia Staneback. Sadie Staneback. VS.
telle Billings Mabel Billings. Edna Bil-
llngs. Katie Billings. Edna Bethel. Alice
Glasgow, Florence Church, Mabel Farm
or. Eta Woodhn. Irene Thorp. Rosa VIII
Hams.
Among the gentlemen were Malcolm
Peatross. VIII Toler. Gale Jones, Louis
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DIR. I4NDRCu 10 HrMfIN.-


Rev. W.. vs.. Landrum. j.. d.. announced
from bis pulpit Sunday morning that he
would not accept the call from the First
Baptist church in Nashville.
inis announcement was received with
great joy by his congregation. ana an
Richmond VIII Doe pleased TO learn that
Dr. Iandrum viii stay here. There is
no more popular preacher or pastor i'm
Richmond than DR.. Landrum.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-10

Mrs. Charles Davenport Chosen President
of Tho Woman. rluh.

Mrs. Charles Davenport Chosen President
Of The Woman Club.
At the regular annual meeting Of the
Woman's club. held az their ciub-rooms
last evening. officers for twelve months
were elected as follows:
President. Mrs. Charles Davenport.
First Vice-President, Mrs. Archer An
dcrsCn.
Second Vice-Prosldent Airs. Nreinius
Newton.
Recording Secretary. Mrs. John Finders
Robinson.
Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. Arthur
LEROY.
Treasurer. Miss Jane Rutherford.
New members of the Board of Cover
nors are Mrs. William J.. Sheppard Mrs
John Hunter Miss Mamie Winston. Mrs.
Beverly J.. Munford and Mrs. Christ0-
phcr l.. Tompkins.
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At the meeting of The Protestant min
isforial conference yesterday. a very in-
feresfine paper was rcai hy Rev. u. G..
Garrison Oh Modern Argument for chris
uanity." ..,-
Resolutions were pas } sympaihiIii S
with Dr. Hatcher in Tho 1 oi his chuich
building a committee Nat appointed TO
consider ala secular matters Chat are
brought to the attention OF ministers i'
determine whether or nol they sh"l 'e
considered hy the Union.
Dr. Moses ID. Hoee w.l read paper
on Numerals ne the nest monthly meet
ing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-10

CALIrnRNIA ID - rnnNr-


Sample OF California sineate Compound
Tor Inspection al John NJ. Noting's hurl-
ware store tlll Thursday morning. Wood
post enclosed covered with Silicate Com
pound. claimed by inventor "rhe TeredJ
Trumpet" The destructive teredO can
no more penetrate Dc than De can bore
into cast-iTon. This material. In "A molten
state. pentrates and adheres 20 WOOD,
iron. lead. and other metals perfectly.
Piles coated with this material can Doe
driven into sea mud. gravel. or hard clay
without breaking the coating, and 10
tcredo or other sea devil viii Try h-s
teeth ON IL the second time.
For sidewalks. also crOsswalks and
TAGGING. IL o. stronger and better t-an
cement Excellent paving bricks and
blocks can be- made OF ths material
mat will stand more pressure and wear
than the hardest or paving brick. ana az
les cost. ZACHARY x co, representa-
uves Norfolk W.. liz. NJ W., srG
Nartb carolina. Il. q. address Jtj east
Grace street, Richmond, Va.
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lection In his knowledge OF this gres sub
1cct The same was true with reference
60 the girl who begins the study OF mu-
sic Ideals were constantly changing as
pupil advanced. so also OF the man VINO
had spent his lie IN Hat country. HIS
Wow was enlarged as he travelled into
the hin country. and enlarged again as
he assembled tho lofty mountain. There
he might suppose that he was viewing the
whole world bat he was seeing only a
part OF two or three States.
LAW or DEVELOPMENT
But while perfection was not obtsina-
bic. i' was 10 be reached after continually
Development f. the law OF God. Go on
unto perfection" First. % the perfection
Of knowledge. Dr. Whitehead had no
patience with the Christian ignoramus.
4 man had no excuse for being ignorant
OF the Bible II he could read, he conli
know the Bible and not Doe humbueged
by every sort Of silly doctrine that might
De preached. u was "a shame, hc said.
that every doctrine under the sun had its
followers and AN because of the ignorance
of iis disciples. There were Mormons. be
ID in tine West Richmond districi-na-
CNc-born Nlrgiaians-who had been per-
vcrtca because Of ignorance 10 this vicious
dictrInc.
GROW rs GRACE
Second. there should Doe growth towards
perfection in Christian character. 4 con-
slant work OF development. from ore
Christian grace TO another Are there no
milc-st0ucs?" hc asked. May not one
pause now and thcn and see TO what
degree Of perfection Dc had attained?'
OF that Doc would NOT say. but he would
say with emphasis that there was no sort
~ warrant in the Scriptures for the claim
OF some people that the spirit had attcsted
to them that their peculiar theory was
right "The Spirit itself bcareth witness
with our spirit that we are the children Of
Cod and nothing more. 10 does not
bear witness as 10 doctrine.
In conclusion, DIR. Whitehead gave a
somewhat amusing and yet painfully
forceful Illustration of The manner I'm
which many profcsscl Christians would
appear. if each man ana woman had
spiritual double, which should accompany
them wherever they went. cxempllfying
in IT'S dwarfed dcf0rmity their attachments
in spiritual things.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-10

Annie Rooney. the youn4 white woe
man. who lived with Clara Anderson. 900
so. 90 south Tlth street, and who was
SO badly burned on Saturday NIGHT hv
the explosion of q lamp. died Sunday
morning 900 the aimshouse
She gave the physician fhe name of ncr
father, vino lives in BrooNn. IS. s.. and
Dee has been notified of her death, all
viii come ON after the holy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-10

There will Doe a. meeting of the Daush-
tors of the Confederacy to-day at ID
o'clock al the residence of Mrs. n. ".
Randolph. AN persons having blanks
VIII tly aud send them or bring them
to-day. Persons wishing blanks cam ger
Them at SD east Grace street. TIeg must
Boo returned to the same place. with fee
OF fifty cents and five cents that win go
to The treasurer of the Grand Division.
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of the church should Doe I'm the Sunday
school engaged in developing all the good
thai Is On the children, and imglanths
evil The teachers opportunity is great,
and his responsibility is correspondinsiy
great.
Rev. s. @. Scott. pastor in charge OF
ChickahOm 'ny mission. made very inter-
esting report OF his work
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-10

Mrs. Joseph g. Williams. Jr' suffered a"
Attack of Heart Disease.

ON Sunday night Mrs Joseph q. WI
Hams. Jr.. dropped dead at her husband nue., i.i,',
residence. corner of Twenty-thId s ,i
Grace streets. Heart disease "a3 ,nd
c.'use of her death. The decea7tn INA"
st.nf the day with Mrs. W j.. har"ooI,
on Floyd avenue AMI had appe"'e" ~
be- in good health ,- o., her
Tier death was "A great shock 10 ~
family and friends. and scores OF peopie
visited the house TO- sympathize Win 'N0
sorely afflicted family. .... az tho
AIRS Williams was daughter on '".
To- lame a. HardgrOre. She was
iadv oil exalted Christian 'nai "'''
e1r,ativ beloved by large cli,''
friends. She Nls a deroui mei''"'i
The First Baptist church. ,..,... wa.
ebe leaves one child-Mr Waller WI
Iiams. IA clerk i'm the chesapeakic , n.r
Ohio offices Her husband i7 p9p,,.'.s
salesman for Temple. feniDei'oN'
Tho funeral will take place az. az noon
TODAY from Mr. Williams resi'ei'-''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-10

The Grand jury Returns Three indici-
ment,- Mngi stratcs' Cases.


Tho March term Of the Henrico County
Court convened yesterday The day was
spent I'm setting dates for the trial OF
different cases The grand jury returned
the following true bills owen tNth,
rnfsIeme4nor. Lacy Anderson. iel liy. and
Garfield P0lndeXter. m.sd ncanor.
The grand jury was then adjourned un-
an Friday.
Douglas Culincsworth was before
'Souire Vincent Yesterday. charged with
atfemnting the life of ". II. Cuttings
worth. Ho was committed 90 jail in ac-
fault of bail. and VIII have "A hearing To-
Joe Brown 'colored was committed 10
iail unon the charge of attempting To XIII
his wife a. u-...t-,,c-
I'M. condition OF George W. Woodruii'
who WAS shot and wounded al the cren-
ebav Chemical Mills boy Thomas Powell.
Is again serious unlavorable symptoms
having set In during the past several das b.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-10

In the city Circuit Court ye"'etaa,
Judgment was rendered IN tne 'ss'
Mrs. l.. D. Morris against aIS' "a ."
Ford for the plaintiff tor So" ,
a. and q. A. Johnson. the evidence was
rartlY hoard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-10

The Board of Aldermen VIII hold hS
monthly meeting in the Council chamber
this evening at O'Clock, N"sh
considerable amount OF routine business
will be disposed Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-10

the results OF the past week give promise
Of the most successful revival service In
the history OF ST. james. The younger
members o. the church, especially those
connected with the Epworth League. are
aiding their pastor very much In his work.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-10

The chicken and egg crop Of Virginia
and North Carolina last year was greatly
increased by the use Of Polk MiIier's Vic
tory Poultry Food. The demand this year
win be as great, so don't fail 10 lay IN a
eurply early. twenty-five cents box ar
all stores.
POLK MILLER DRUG CO.