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IT CANNOT BE.

The dying lips OF . dear friend
At parting spoke to me,
Saying: "Wheresoe'er your path may trend
There ever / shall be.
eco walk where over Egypt's sand
The burning simooms blow,
Or In Alask,- sunless land.
Your wake my sing shall know.
when winters nights are long and dark,
I'll lead you by the hand,
And when the waves beat on your bark
win beacon you to land"
He died. / watched his spirit 20
Across deaths darlrening sea.
He came not back. and now know
OF things that cannot be.
-Cy WaTman in New York Sun.
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VIRGINIA:
At Lynchburg Corporation Court
January 4th, 1897.
Martha s. Merchant, Plaintiff.
w. r.. Smiths adnr. and others, De-
PENDANTS.
In Chancery.
In appearing by afiidaYit filed that
the defendandts Lee A. Smith, John
Smith and Bette Smith, the last two
infant children { Z John smith deceas-
ed, are not now residents OF the State
of Virginia, on motion o. the Plaintiff
by Counsel, il is ordered that the said
defendants Lee A. Smith, John Smith
and Bette Smith do appear here with
In fifteen days after due publicaSion Of
this order, and do what is necessary to
protect their interests in this suit.
A Copy teste:
=. G. WINaFIELD,
Clerk
Memo: The object of this suit l. to
divide the estate of W. r. Smith e.
ceased amongst those entitled, alss to
have the ADMINISTRATION settle his c.
counts.
Teste:
Sc WNGFmD,
Clerk.
GoLDsBERRY & ARMIsTEAD. Counsel.
At is
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FERGUSON-Died at her residence ,
l20S North second Street, Richmond +,
Va. Saturday morning, Jan 9th. at
IL AS O'Clock, Mrs. Maria Ferguson.
Funeral service was held at the First
Baptist Church, Tuesday afternoon,
Jan. 18th at O'Clock. Rev. u. d Lew
is, b. D officiated.
New York Age and Washington, d.
c., Illustrated American please copy
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
Mass-Msetiug for Parents.
Address

Mass-meeting for fathers and moth
ers Sunday. Z 80 p. m at the Second
Baptist Church. Special addresses:
Rev. J h. Brio viii speak on. THE
Training of Children" Master Clifton
Cabel will deliver an address to the
fathers and mothers Music by the
choir Of the Church Let every father
and mother come out to this meeting.
Free.
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Youthful Infarrorntnr-

Mother" said thoughtful Boston
child to his maternal relative.
what is it. Waldo?"
"Is Philadelphia older than Boston.
motherf''
"0f course not, my son. The first set
Element was made in Charlestown in
1880 while William Penn did not ar
rive ON the site Of Philadelphia until 90
years later.
THAT was always my impression,
mother, but how is it that Philadelphia
is mentioned in the Bible, while Boston
Is notF' - Pittsburg Chronicle Tele-
Qraph
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WILLIS The marriage
of Miss Hannah E. v Wills to MIR. Ed.
ward TimbArlake took place at the
brides residence, 722N. Munford ST..
Wednesday night. Dec. 23rd. 1898, at
8 o'clock. Reception from $50 TO
1920. A pleasant time was enjoyed
nv all
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The present head Of the Swiss confed-
Grafton is President Joseph zemp, whose
term began Dec. 10. 1894. The Swiss
confederation Of Aug. 1, 1891, is re-
garded as the foundation of the Swiss
republic
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OST, somewhere between the First
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Broad SITS. and Ord and Baker Sts.,
Sunday night, 3rd inst three gold
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pearls. The other contains an emerald
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The. red carnation is regarded in
Spain as an emblem OF despair There
Is tradition in Andalusia that the
flower sprang from the blood Of the vir-
Gin Mary.
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In Rome crowns Of the leaves of vari-
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The times., 1897-05-30

Lacy, w W. Eldridge, John Harrington,
Jacob Storhm, Arthur Clements. w. Ii.
Minor, j. NJ Raines, l.. Thornton. L w
Stone. R. j Nicholson, Albert Lauck, w.
H Peck, Thomas Flint, F A. Roderick, Mrs.
Florence Hoffman, Ed Nash, b w Bonney,
7 B. Crisp, Mrs. Lily Ross. j. r. Mcbride,
7. J Kelley, w. H. Dexter, H w. j. Drake.
Decoration and grounds r. F. Chase,
chairman; j. w. Bradbury, NJ. NJ Lewis,
A. f. II. Johnson, w NJ. Seton. H. w.
Emo, James Wellsand Frank M. Aliens s. v.
Auxiliary Georgia G. Balm, chair
man; Gladys l.. Thompson, A w. Johnson.
Adelaide Wilton. Anna E. Rogers, NJ j.
Thompson, Hattie NJ. Robb. Ida l. Chase
EnIina r. Thompson, Matilda Il. Sprague.
Emma h. Cochran, NJ Fl Nichols, Frances
Fletcher, Jane Leonard, Mary Swartzbach,
Lydia House. Mrs. w. II. Myers. Mrs. j. T.
Power, Mis-. William Seton. Mrs Josephine
Fowler, Mrs w III. Hoover. Mrs. Alice Hig
gins. Miss Agnes Thornton. Miss Efrie Gar
cia. Mrs. Emma Miller, Joanna w Turner,
Mary Crawford. B. B. Cheshire. MoiIie Gran
dali. Anna V Tompkins, A E. Chambers,
Ruth r. Goodwin. NJ l.. Jordan. Annie b.
The times., 1897-05-30
PLANS FOR A NEW SCHOOL.
Bids 10 Be Invited for the Con
necticutAvenue Structure.

Bids 10 Be Invited for the CON-
necticurAvenue Structure.
Tie Inspector of buildings has finished
the plans for the new schOolhouse, 10 lse
located on Connecticut a1cnte extended.
about 900 feet south OF the Chevy CHASE
circle.
There were two appropriations of IS. 900
each, made during the last session Of
Congress, and the present site, which is
200 by 200, was selected as the most
convenient and available location in view
OF all things concerned.
The building. which is Faithfully Colo
nial In Its design, will stand on an ele-
waited terrace, twelve feet above the road
1t will Eave walls of rough cast stucoo
or white pebble dash, and the interior
will he finished in a variety OF hard woods
There will be graceful ptdiments on the
front, aud bslustrade running along the
entire front OF the roof. There will be
attractive corner piiasters, while nv daI-
lion cnrnice Will add greatly to its archi-
tectural finish
As soon as the specifications are ready
the Commissioners will invite bids
The times., 1897-05-30
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

BY LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they can
not go to the seat of the disease Catarrh
is blood or constitutional disease and
in order to cure it you must take internal
remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken
internally, and acts directly on the tiood
and mucous surfaces. Halls Catarrh Cure
is not a quack medicine. 1t was prescribed
by one of the best physicians In this CO antry
for years, and is regular prescription
1t is composed of the best tonics known,
combined with the best blood purifiers,
acting directly on the mucous surfaces
The perfect combination of the two in
gradients is what produces such wonder
full results in curing Catarrl. Send for
testimonials, free.
F. J CHENEY & CO., Props, Toledo, o.
Sold hv druggists: price 76n S-,ur
The times., 1897-05-30

l.. w, L. of q A r.. l.: A. g., s. of ",
ex-soldiers ind sailors, invited guests. and
the public. will form at l 2 m. in front of
the Arlington mansion, headed by the Ma
rine Band The procession will then march
TO the Tomb of the Unknown where
the band viii! halt and play dirge dur
ing the decoration of the tomb; after
which the march wiz be continued by the
main road To the cemetery, when the
procession will separate and proceed with
the decoration of the graves. After the
decoration of the graves the procession
will again form and march to the amphi-
theater, where services, interspersed With
musical selections. will be held as follows
Sounding Assembly .................. .Bugier
Calling the Assembly to order, Thomas s.
Hopkins. Department Commander
Invocation. Rev. w II. Black, Depart
rncnt Chaplain.
Reading of Orders Arthur Hendricks, As
sist;ant Adjutant General
Grafton .,...... Hon. j. r DoIliver, NJ. c.
Poem ....--.....-......Dr DR.. Thomas Calyar
Ora,ion, Webster Davis. Assistant Secretary
Interior.
The times., 1897-05-30

Edward Webster, II. H Morton, j. w
Deneane and Charles Matthe ws.
Committee Legion Loyal Women-Mrs
Electa Smith, chairman: Mrs. NJ. f. Jen-
kns. Mrs. l.. ". Mccullough, Mrs. H.
Scribner and Mrs Caroline Nye
Congressional Cemetery.
The exercises at Congregational Gene
terry will be under the direction of j L.
McCabe, Junior vice department nd
or; A. F DiDsmore. George Il. Cook AMI w.
II. Henning.
The parade will form On Pennsylvania
avenue southeast. between Third ana
Fourth streets. at 1890 NJ, and will
march thence to the cemetery in the fol-
lowing order: Fourth Artillery Band, Sun
day school, civic organizations, citizens,
Farragut Post. No o. G.. A X, Faifaguu
Octet. carriages, orators, poets and chap
lain
The order OF exercises, exclusive OF mu-
sic, will Ike as follows:
Sounding the Assembly ............ Bugler
Calling assembly to oider, j. +. McCAbe,
Junior vice department commander.
The times., 1897-05-30
Commissioner wight,- secretary.

Mr. Frank C. Roach has been selected as
private secretary to Commissioner Wight
to succeed Mr.. j. Van Allen Shields. who
has obtained position with the Columbia
Phonograph Company. Mr. Roach has
filled several Positions during his incuni-
bency as a clerk under the District GOV
ernment. and his efficiency and faithful
ness were strong recommendations in the
opinion OF Mr. Wight. who, himself. is an
ardent advocate of civil service principles
Mr.. w Fl. O'Neill succeeded Mr.. Roach as
clelk in the special assessment division.
The times., 1897-05-30
DISHONEST SERVANT ARRESTED.
Charged With Stealing at the HAIR
iiton and Other Places.

Policeman Lawrence O'Dea made an
important capture last night when he ar-
rested Sarah Davis, colored, formerly a
servant in the Hamilton House. Fourteen,h h
and K streets northwest. The woman was
= servant in that hostelry. and stole. il is
alleged, fifty-eieht towels. valued at 25
cents zach. and other articles. Alto
gether, the policeman has worked up seven
cases of theft against her
Ten of the stolen towels were recovered
from her trunk by Patrolman O'Dea last
night. The woman is also charged vi h
stealing silverwaTe and pair of spec:at les
from Mrs. Lewis. who resides on North
Carolina avenue. stockings and shoes from
Mrs. Simmons. of street. and many ther
articles. She will be tried in the aolice
court On Wednesday
The times., 1897-05-30
Gettysburg.

Gettysburg.
Poem. Forget Them NoJ,' original,
Comrade E. j Bookings
Solo,. Miss Bessie Beadle
Grafton -. Cias. A Davis. Son of Veteran
Song, ''Old Glory
Little Josephine Faulkner
Recitation n.........M Master Ed NJ. Webster
Adrdess by Col. j. s. Brigham, A Assistant
Secretary of Agriculture.
Song, Nearer, My God, to Thee
Audience
Benediction. ......... Rev. John L. Walsh
The following named comrades constitute
the 1897 memorial committee.
Department Officers.
Thomas s. Hopkins, department comman-
der, chairman; Dr. j. F. Raub, senior vice
department commander; j. e. McCa5e,
Junior yiee'department commander; Arthur
Hendricks,. assistant adjutant general.
secretaryi j Tyler Powell, assistant GUAR
termaster general, treasurer
Past Depa rtinenr Commanders.
A. @. Fl Richardson, George T.. Corson,
The times., 1897-05-30
Game wardens for Priuce George.

Gov. Lowndes has appointed the follow
ing deputy game wardcus for Prince
George county, upon the reCOnimensirtion
or the Prince George County Gau- anI,
Fish Protective Association of II y:.Yis-
vile: Leighton II. Baxter, Howard ..
Emnons, otto Day, William L. Dairy,
The association has q large membership
and is determined 10 prosecute every per
son who violates the game laws Of tho
tate
The times., 1897-05-30
Free To Bald Heads.

We will mail on application, free inform
alton how TO grow hair upon bald head,
stop falling hair and remove scalp diseases
Address Altenbeim Medical Dispensary,
Dept. @. D., Fox 779, Cincinnati, Ohio
ap11, 25,my2 9,16, ,23, ,3G-et
The times., 1897-05-30
TRRAsHING INSTEAD OF A FINE.
Judge KimhaII's Sentence in the
Case of a Boy.

otto Heitmuller, twelve years Of age,
was charged in the rOlice court yestsr lay
with using profaue language on vacant
lot on Thirtieth street. The boy pleaded
guilty, and Judge kimban was about TO
impose fine, when the lads iather
stepped forward and said, with the tears
starting to his eyes:
Indeed, your honor, haven't the money
TO pay a fine
well, it's an awful thing for n boy as
young as the prisoner indulgiug In pro-
fame language. But, after all, il is a mat
ter for parental correction, and if you
promise TO thrash him soundly, viii take
his pers onal bonds''
The times., 1897-05-30
THE SISTERS HELPING HAND.
Extensive Arrangements Made b.
the Wommn's Relief Corps,

The members of the Woman s Relief Corps
are as busy as possible completing arrange
nients for the sacred duty of laying a floral
tribute on the grave of every fallen hero
who rests in the cemeteries about Washing
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-09

be performed early I'm the ~evening after
which :he ball will take place in tie hall
above The officers of the Grand Lodge
and the supreme representatives are to 10
the only guests Of the evening. The
affair will be on an elaborate scale, but
at the same time an enjoyable one. While
the grand officers are deoicating the hall
concert will be given in tbe larger hall
above. The building will be profusely
decorated, and In fact, everything will DO
done 10 make the occasion one worthy OF
tho notable event.
The officers of the Grand Lodge will in
augurate their annual visits by calling
They will visit Pythian Lodge Friday
evening.
Monday evening was devoted TO socia-
bility In What Cheer Lodge.
Palestine Lodge held we'll attended
session Tuesday evening. One application
for mem bership was received and under
The head Of the good Of the order Brother
ElIery Pierce, who was in talkatiye
mood, entertained the gathering.
A competent committee will have
charge OF series OF socials To be given by
Enterprise Lodge in Is. 4. hall this season.
The rank of page Will DO conferred up
on one candidate at the meeting of Orien-
tai Lodge Thursday evening
Symbolism of Pythian Colors-Blue,
Va ApioseeS utnNth VIZ tTutn,
constancy, fidelity. Yellow, symbol OF
the sun, goodness of Cod faithfulness.
Red, sym bolizes love, fire or heat, creative
power, loyalty.
EiIuwood Lodge took possession of its
new hall Wednesday evening, and there
were present nearly 100 of the members
of the lodge, besides delegation from
nearly every lodge in the city. The
building was inspected from top to bot
tom by all, after which supper was
served by Caterer William H. Wood. At
the meeting next Wednesday evening a
number of applications for mem bersnlp
will be received.
Vice Grand Chancellor Frederick E.
Phillips visited Sterling and Smithonian
Lodges Tuesday.
Grand Inner Guard Abner Il. Howe was
visitor at Palestine Lodge tuesday
evening
On Thursday evening, Nov. 23 Eureka
Lodge of Pawtucket will move into
Aloazar hall. The officers of the Grand
Lodge will visit the lodge upon this oc.
casiun.
A collation. was served at the session of
Oriental Lodge Thursday evening.
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ORDER OF ALFREDIANS.

Brigade No o. met Friday evening,
Hon. Com. Ezekiel Irantor presiding.
The regular opeDing ceremonies were per
formed In satisfactory manner. Sick
committee reported Comrade w. Dean all
better. Communication was received
from Comrade Jacques and referred in
the regular manner. Comrade Webb was
also reported well. The bylaws commit
tee was authorized 10 have the same
printed. Two propositions for mem ber-
ship were received; An invitation was
received from the Ladies' Auxiliary Nc.
/, X. l.. for their apron and neoktie
party. --rs
Brigade No. 2, held n grand meeting
and rally tuesday evening with large
attendance. 1he Hon. Com. Jackson
Rushton presided. being supported by
the II. II. ii. Pro. George Roberts and
the Right. Hon. Protector Washington
Broadhead. Il. g. hilnes and Comrade
Craven were reported as being the same.
At $3.50 the brigade received the com
rades OF the late Brigade No. s and L. IL.
III. II. Roberts. on behalf of No. 2, ex-
tended hearty and fraternal welcome TO
them. Il. q. Truelove of No. & presented
a report OF the finances OF this brigade.
turning over a gratifying sum of mons y
into tho treasury OF No. 2 as a result of
their efforts among the comrades during
the past few days. a large amount OF
supplies. useful in conuuotiDg the lodge
were also given, through the courtesy of
tho supreme executive Twenty names
from this brigade will be enrolled as
mem bers of No. 2 bringing this brigade
into prominence as being tie Banner
Brigade in point Of numbers in the
order.
A collation. was served by the member
of No. 2 in honor or the occasion. during
which. under the guidance OF u. @. John
4. Fletcher chairman OF the COMMITTEES,
an interesting program was rendered
Brigade No. 3 met Monday evening,
the Hon. Com. Albert Loxloy presiding.
The sick committee reported Comrad1
John SansbuTy as being yerS low. AT 10
O'Clock the brigade adjourned.
sP. c. Fletcher will make a visit to
Taunton Tuesday, visiting Brigade No.
at that place. The right honorable
protector will journey TO Lawrence on
important business connected with the
bri gade ther5.
An important meeting Of Brigade No.
will be Leld Thursday OF the coming
week, and every comrade is urged 10
make them visit. The right honorable
protector and the honorable secretary will
no nIpsQnt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-09

attractions An excellent orchestra has
been engaged for that purpose, and a
capable corps of aids will be in attend
ance 60 soc that patrons are accorded
every attention. The other attractions
Will be unique and there will be no end
OF them. Tho best of order Will be
maintained.
The hall OF Moshassuck Tribe was Oiled
Tuesday evening with memb bers from Ia
homa, King Philip Squantum and Pet
taconsett Tribes. when five of the nine
candidates put In their appearance, and
the adoption degree has conferred upon
them. A delicious clam chowder was
served. The hunters degree will be ex-
emplified Tuesday evening.
X Great Sachcm Benz jamin Maynard was In
the city yesterday.
At the meeting of pettaconsett Tribe
Thursday evening one candidate received
tbs adoption degree.
The warriors degree will be given one
candidate in King Philip Tribe Tuesday
evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-09
ALEREDIAN LADIES.

Auxiliary No. /. Tue sday evening hell
short business session prior Go tho
apron and neck ii" party. the President
Sister Iranter presiding.
Following this the doors were opened
to admit the many friends of tho
Auxiliary who were waiting TO enjoy the
entertainment. The grand march was
led by II. II. II. Pro. Thomas Nichols and
Vice President Sister Nichols. being fol-
lowed by over eighty couples, and until
two o'clock the floors Were crowded with
the gay throng. The ladies with their
gayly colored aprons and the gentlemen