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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-13
REED IS STILL GAR.
nor THE STEAMER MANAGES 10
sTRANGLE LEGISLATION.
Promised to Recognize Mr.. Terry ana INC"
College Biii he Killed In Til Way?

WASHINGTON. y. G., Feb. 2.-spe-
cial-Tbe statement that Speaker Reed
will held this House IN check during the
extra session Of the next Congress by
refusing to appoint more than three COM
rnittees. while 1t started as mere ru-
r,or seems to be true. Mr. Reed has de-
teru,incd. IL is said. 10 permit no leSlsls-
lion except that relating 10 inc tatlh'
and will therefore appoint only the Gem
ntttee on Ways and Means which VIII
have the tariif bin in charge. the Conn
mittee on Rules and the Committee on
Mileage. IT,.
with q rod OF iron and therc seems 10
he no doubt that hc will control the next
AS enectually. There Is not even a sug-
gestlon among the Republicans that no
might be defeated for the speakcrship,
and IL is almost certain that ms election
will be without oDpositlon.
An instance of Mr. Reeds autOcrate
rule is related BY Representative Terry.
Of Arkansas. He had agreed 10 recogniz"
Mr.. Terry for the purpose OF calling up
private bill. Then. while Mt Terry was
still standing beside him. he turned 10
MIR Dalzcl and directed him TO object 10
the measure Mr. Terry was so astonisn-
ed that he was unable TO enter protest.
Later in tho day Mr.. Reed asked Mt.
Terry II no wanted recognition. Ihe
Arkansas statesman. who was by this
time mad all through. replied shortly that
he did not
Well" drawled the Speaker. ms hc
smiled upon tho irate member. Il thought
maybe you would like 10 have tho record
show that you are doing tho best You
can' Then Mr.. Reed laughed and Terry
walked angrily away.
Since this story has been IN circulation
among the members Of the House Repre-
sentative Elicit has been wondering if
Al.
call mp the Richmond College bill mas not
q string tied 10 ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-13
URCH iHFEO)I VI - -
The Norfolk and Western fut on Ne"
locomotives.

Locomotives.
PETERSBURG. VA. Feb. 2-Speciai.
Washington-Street Methodist Ep'scop''
church. OF which Rev. william EdwaiuS
Il. D.. is pastor. is TO receive some Costly
improvements. IL is 20 have a steel cell
ing the interior walls are 10 be repanted,
and the pews are to be made practically
new and recushloned The Moor Is also
TO be covered with handsome carpet.
The annual meeting OF the woman $
Missionary Society OF West-End baptisl
church was held to-day. when the foI-
lowing officers were elected for tho en-
suing term: President Mrs. ". ). Leake.
Nice-President. Miss Molie Rudd, Score
tary. Mrs W. j. Crowder: Treasurer, MIS-.
j. W Holt
4 pool tournament. which is 20 continue
for ten nights. was begun tonight az the
rooms 0f the Petersburg Cub
The steam tug Louise. owned by Mcssrs.
!. q. James and Charles II. Marshall. OF
this place. was inspected to-day by the
United States local steamboat inspectors.
Messrs. johnson and Nicholson, OF Nor
folk.
/ learn that the Norfolk and Western
Railroad Company has put on several
new and large freight locomotives on We
western division Of the road. Five or
six OF the old locomotives which have
been used on that division are now IN
service on the eastern division. The COM
pany is said 10 have a contract for haul
ing 1890 car-loads OF coal and therefore
IL became necessary 10 have additional
engines
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-13
Wonderful Wire-Nalking.

Professor O. c. Cogan. of South Africa
the champion slack-wire walker. delight
ed several hundred spectators yesterday
afternoon boy his sNllful performances.
The feats of the Professor consisting
while pcrched on the wire. of playing
the ,ambourine. PLAYING baseball. tai-in-
OF his coat and putting IL on, and other
difficult and dangerous performances.
The most marvellous feat, however the
throwing of the assccM. the Zulu weapon.
with which the performer pierced a tar
get each time with unerring precision. lie
also hurled heavy stones. weighing thir-
~ pounds each. without losing his bal
ancc.
Professor Copan is now I'm treaty with
the Bliou Theatre. in Washington. and
will probably appear I'm Washington dur
Ing the inauguration. lie will perform on
the wire again at o o'clock this after
noon at the same place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-13

Icnnio starks. Willie Rowlct,. Floid Hen
bricks. John Hendricks. Henry Cam.
Stoncy Henry. Robert Tulekes. Walter
Burchc;t. Charles Craford Russell Sharp.
Joe Ellcss.
MUST SUPPORT his CHILDREN.
Mayor Maurice yesterday ISSUED a sum
mons for James Mccullough. the iath"I
Of the two children who had been drlVoi,
from home by him and who had ioun"
refuge with Mrs. Sharp on EiShth stIt'l.
Mccullough will have TO show cause MY
he should not Ac dealt win ac,oIul'o
10 law for not supporting ms 'ail1al n- or
The members Of the Junior oiHrt y.
the United American Mechanics OF man
chester and Swanshoro have Even en.., ~ ~,
the idea of celebrating the anhNt!sfal
OF WashinRtons birthday n'E "a fhaf
times arc too hard at present ~iu go
money can be used to D''''' '''
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Mr.. A. l.. Adam son IS In New horN'
lie will return to-day. ,,...,, v.bo has
Mr. Wade Hampton Young ~ WV a.
been visiting his relatives ana iH'Nu9 ~
this city returned 10 thailo''c' ~ O'
last night ,....o hoe his
assistants busy listing property for inc
Mr. Samuel Wicks IS detained at home
by sickness. t..
Mr.. David Miucndorf was IN the CITY
Yesterday morning on business. 49,.
The condition Of Mrs. :. T.. Loyal the
mother of Captain A. G. Addison. re-
mains very critical.
TNhorc was nothing presented before
Mayor Maurice yesterday morning at
Yesterday afternoon as Mr. a. II. Sim
mons was driving his wagon along HUI
street ne slipped from his scat and iell
with great force upon his face DO the
Two young men assisted him into n
noiehboring store. sgherc his injuries were
treated.
Mrs. X. W Winfree. Of Chesterfield,
IS visiting her sister. Mrs. James NJ. Greg
DRY. on Clopton street
Judge James NJ Gregory as much i'm
proved ir health and expects 20 Doe able
10 sit mp in "a few days.
Mrs. j. $ Breach. who has been quite
sick. is better
Mrs Boothc. Of Waverly. IS the guest
of Mrs. W. B Clarkc
Mr. Jordan as at the storggc-room in
hungry poor who come with their iick'i'.
Most Of tho applicants have been from
the First Ward
THE CASE DISMISSED.
The case Of Frank Harris charged wI,h
shooting Isaiah Tucker was 'ti'n '"
Squire Jones Court. boz SWdusDofo. .o-.
terday. and the charge was dismissed
ON the ground that the shooting "tH
captain A. c. Attksson represented
Soon after Christmas Harris and
Tucker was working in q house Cn the
Petersburg turnpike when lntt came
across am old gun. n was in Inc 'anus
of Harris. when its load wis dischar-,d.
uiccosThe shooting was proved 10 ne pure
d. accidental.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-13
PERSONAL AND CENTRAL.
rnterosting Facts About i'ichmond's Citi-
zen. aud other Matters.

IT'LL. doth tho
INNS 10 '"i .,, ,.'. ,.,, ,,,,t to,,i,,,
N''P i'"" "o"''"' viz
Mrs. T.. =. Lucas. of Ihll'N'lpnia' j.
visiting her mother Mrs. d. QUO.
Dr. j.. IT, DuvaL of l'i l-- east Nam
street, is confined 90 DIS room with an at
tack OF the grip.
Miss Gcrtie Bear. OF Gordonsviilc. Va.
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Goldback u
east Main street.
Mic. co,..s,., Morris Pace. of Abe
marie county. is stoppln. with relatives
IN -0j west Grace street.
,., - ,..,,. 81. sto,nir~ az tho
- ~, -. hfs old friend. COLI
a,lt ~ Ar.,'.,
..,.o,t ,i..t,i..f,,,
ar. p, o, q. ,,i.ft fo his
VI 80. ''',''' i..',, a., f.,, DAYS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-13

DR. Norval W. Litteu one Of tho hcst
known physicians Ia West Baltimore.
died at . o'clock yesterday morning at
his residence southwest corner Fayette
street and Fremont avenue His death
was due 20 kidney trouble. Hts remains
will be taken TO New Market Va FOR
burial. Or. Littell was sixty-two years
Of age ana was born at New Market.
Shenandoah county Va Ills father
was the late Joseph Littell and he was
tho youngest OF eleven children. Ia
early youth DR.. Littell entered the Unit
versity % Nirginia. After graduation
he went 20 Philadelphia and entered tho
Jefferson Medical College After receiv-
ing his diploma he practiced for "a time
in the Wilson Hospital. About forty
years ago he removed 70 Baltimore. where
he built NJ an extensive practice. Or
I.ittell never married and was tho last
surviving member OF his family.-Ameri-
cau.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-13

one Of tho most interesting and pleas
ant places to spend am hour sunday 1i-
tornOOn is at the young Men CHRISTIAN
Aesoriation building. Tho attendance nj
these meetings has greatly increased.
The committee f. charge spend much time
and thought ga arranging for these NEE
irps and they secure the best speakers in
Richmond aud other cities. And the best
musical talent in the city very gladly ass
sist.
dress the meeting next Sunday afternoon
az 4 o'clock. taking for BIS subject a
Bad Beginning and Good Ending. 10
IS needless O. say that this subject 200 the
hands OF such an eloquent ana magnetic
speaker as DR.. Fair. viii attract large
audience A good male Quartctte Will ass
sist in the song service.
AR r. N. Merrill. the physical director.
will speak 90 thc bows at p o'clock. This
will be the second talk ABOUT the Bible
Picture Gallery
All boys under sixteen are invited to
this service.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-13

DONNALLY-Ded February 18th. nj s
= NJ. at the residence OF bis mothnr.
No. 300 east Main street WILLIE W.
DONNALLN.
Funeral from his late residence SAT-
URDAY at II 4. VI.
JOHNSON Died. at 10 4 NJ. Fcbrua"v
II 1897. az his residence. No. 40 south
Laurel street. g. w JOHNSON. in tho
forty-fourth year Of his age.
THOMSON. Died. OF pneumonia. Thurs
day. February II. 1897. az the residence
OF her brotEer-in-law. ". ;, le%he. I, ~
Henrico county, Miss NAN ME >
THCMASON. daughter OF the late zap
tain Il. w Thomson a.,
Fundal Yesterday morning rom tho
residence at II o'clock.
STABLES Entered into rest. February
H. 1897. at S.i5 \. NJ, at hi. r,si'e n.,i;
fnt west Grace street HENltl l.tb
STAPLES. in his hfty-siNth year.
Funeral from Calvary Baptist church
TO-DAY at ~ NJ. Friends and acquli ~
ances of the family are invited 10 at
tend.
OTEY Died, Friday. February l2ih. AZ
900 A. NJ. at her residence ~ north
Nineteenth street Mrs. VIRGINIA H.
OTEY. in the cighty-fourth yccr OF her
Funeral from First Baptist church
SUNDAY at Il. NJ.
PHILIPS The funeral services OF tho
late CHARLES PHILIPS will take
place SATURDAY AFTERNOON al 500
O'Clock from Grove Avenue Baptist
cfufch. Friends o; the family are m
yited to attend without further notice.
~
GRESHAM Died. IN Fluvanna cour p.
Va. on February H. 1891. Miss ADA
GRESHAM daughter Of the late john
y. Gresham, Of King and Queen couit-
ty
Funeral services at residence Of Henry
r. Pollard. 0l0 west Grace street. M
noon TO-DAY. Friends and acquaint-
ances invited 10 attend.
OTEY.-Dled. Friday. February 18th. az
go A. NJ. az her residence. 80 north
Nineteenth street. Mrs. VIRGINIA ".
OTEY, In the eighty-fourth year Of her
age.
SUNDAY EVENING. o'clock, Rev.
DR. Cooper pastor o..
BY request OF the deceased. no how"rs.
UAXAIL-Died, February ilth. Cap
tain PHILIP IIANALL, aged hiy-
FuneTai services at ST. Pauls church
TO-DAY Saturday Of <.
Friends and acquainiances inFled -
attend.
PARATER- Died. AT the residence OF
Ills father 1900, east Marshall street.
at l. 80 A. NJ. i. }. PAfAIF.ls' a.,
Oldest son Of L.. J. Paraier h mo
tventv-seventh year Of his age.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-13
Emory and Henry.

r,,opv VA Feb. 1L-Special- The
~ -, - Emory and Henry College
has ber,,n with an increased patronage,
a s'n TO twelve. The professors
state that IN the majority % cases the
examinations for the nrst term work
was very satisfactory.
frae nom grlp. there only being q lew
rb~ sec.nd quarterly conference Of the
NJ O. church held its meeting here. Rev.
4. G. Fisher OF Abingdon M the absence
of the presiding elder. preached.
Professor Edmond Langley who has
been connected with the college for over
iftv wears. has not been 80 well Of late
The senior class have been very fortu-
rate I'm securing pr. \. coke smith. OF
Luxembourg. for The haccdiaureaie sermon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-13
Neat and Milk Inspection.

The Committee ON Health met n $50
O'Clock last night. with the following
members present. Mcssrs. Hobs0u CHAIR
mani. Williams Burton, Moore and
Blanks.
A resolution referred to the commit
tee by the Common Council. requesting
the drafting of Am ordinance providing lor
the appointment Of q milk and meat IN
spectcr. was referred 10 the chairman
Of the committee and president OF t.e
prepare n suitable ordinance.
The paV-roll. Amounting 10 Sl|lA. was
ordered TO be paid and the committee
adjourned
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-13
PIcrUHHs or coNrnDERtrls.
Lee Camps Plan to Collect "A Gallery of
Generals Meeting WIN treat Succcss

"rheihis Meeting with Great Success
X. -. Lee Camp. 10. I. Confederate
veterans. held their regular meeting last
nieht Commander John VI. Warren pre-
siding
Comrade John T.. Lauehton. Jr.. chair
man OF the Lee Camp Picture Gallery
committee. made statement for the
committee. saying that "a meeting Of the
stq committee was held Con the cami
hall last Tuesday night. and was sub
divided into five committees OF four mem
hris each. representing the cavalry in
iahtIy, artillery. navy. and the general
star. and that the committee adjourned
10 meet next Tuesday night The plan
Wa enthusiastically discussed by Com
rdceS John y. Lauchton. Jr Thomas
A 3randcr Maxwell q. Clarke. and
Charles r. Taylor.
Chairman John II. Laughton Jr.. stated
that the committee had been presented
THE picture OF Bricadier-General David
\. Weisiser by his friends which he. as
the chairman Of the committee. in turn
presented TO the camp. The prcsenta-
, ton was made i'm an eloquent and happy
manner. Comrade Laushton spoke in
highly complimentary terms Of General
David \. Wcisiger. and culOgized In q
glowing manner his grand services in the
Confederate army.
By request of the commander. Colonel
Alex. W. Archer received the picture in
his usual eloquent manner
Chairman Laughton then. for the com
half Of friends and members of the Cen
erals command the picture OF Major
General William Malone. and cloquentiy
spoke OF his services as q brigade and
division commander and the high posi-
ton ne attained as a great soldier I'm
the Confederate army. This picture was
received on behalf OF the camp by Colonel
T.. Leslie Spence. who grew eloquent as
he spoke OF his great commander and
congratulated his fellOw-comrades that
the TWO first pictures presented 10 the
.Tfnu should ice those ol the leaders OF
Mahoue's Brigade.
commando Warren tOmUlimcntfd the
Picture Gallery committee on having
50 successfully inaugurated their work.
which gave assurance OF great success.
These pictures are well executed pho
tographs. lGx2O inches, and handsomely
framed with oak.
General Brander stated that he would
visit the Governor and see r Virginia
Day 40 the Tennessee Exposition can
rot De- selected as one cf Tho DAYS during
the Confederate Reunion. which takes
r'Htr Jnu" %. - AND g. i@if, TIE mat
ter having recu hrcuChi a. tho attention
of the Cgmp by Comradc DAVID \. Brown.
Jr. II being deemed advisable by the
camp that this should be done.
Commando Warren appointed the fol-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-13

The Arrangement by which the fourth
Metropolitan Concert has been postponed
from February 18th 10 March lst has
had a most statutory effect ON the sale
OF seats The Associated Hospitals
Razaer which onens next Tuesday. will
emplov the time and energies of nearly
three hundred ladies'. most OF whom will
not be able 10 hear the greatest OK All
pianists.
Arrangements have been made whereby
excursion trains will he run 90 this city
from petereburg Norfolk. and Ashland,
and large parties Of people have sisn!ned
their Intention ~ coming 10 the concert
from these points.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-13
IF.INCI DRESS HfII,
To Be Given by the GesanGverein Virginia
NJ Saenrer NalI

Tho Gesangvcrem Virginia will give a
grand fancy dress ball at Sacneer Halle
on Monday. March 1st. only members
of the organization and their families
viii bee admitted. and they arc urgently
requested 10 appear IN fancy costumt-
Gentlemen in dress suits only ana iadltS
wearing masks with usual costume VIII
not be admitted TO the floor until ailer
II o'clock. while the grand march viii
take place at q o'clock.
Three prizes will be offered ON that oc,-
casiOn. one for the best ladles must
nm. for mo most original ladies' mask,
and one for the most original gentle
mans mask The ball will be continued
until > T. NJ. and supper viii DE server
al midnight i'm the dining-room on the
lower floor. lin
The committee on arrangements VIII
do their utmost 20 make the ban "a Ei'tN1
success. The committee consists OF
Mossrs Charles II. Phillips Chairman,
Charles r. Koehlcr. August Mol ivan
Mueller Jacob Mattern. Henry Il. Mliicr
Arthur Mattern. and Charles X. li""se'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-13

Tho street department is now engaged
IN setting cut large number or trees az
tho request of citizens ana owners OF
rrcpcrty. and I'm rcpiacins lIee9 removed
',,is IL done without cost TO the citizens,
and The only requirement D. that they
shall nut box around gre Tree.
n is important that this be done imme-
diAtely after The tree DPS n.'h SCI out
tjrds and especially from horses. All
narfies interested are requested 10 attend
to tits promptly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-13
ArrArRs ~ FKrDrElcKsBURG.N
Farmers Effected bv Preserving Company
Failure.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA Feb. IL
Special-Mrs. ~ c Jones. Of Brooke,
stafford county. well-known In this city
died to-day after short Illness.
The Old Dominion Preserving COMPANY.
OF Richmond. which has just assigned
did considerable business here and tho
farmers IN this immediate section VIII
lose about eight hundred dollars FOR pick
les raised for them.
Captain T. McCracken sold to-day four
handsome building lots in the western
part OF the city.
Rev r. l. Gay. pastor OF the Baptist
church az Bowling Green. after urgent
appeals has withdrawn his resignation
ana viii remain with his present charge.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-13

what is called "Ye Kuto kolnikal Kom-
,, Wn4, Is K1nscrt Klub' viii have their
6rlt eorce NJ AZ We Grove Avenue meetyn-
cnS oqseg February. at S OF the clock IN ye
uighte time. C,,t,i, r-~,rt,
c,N'iri,,stsn and Mr. Gay. Barker will
S s,ne and the Mandolin Kluh will play
Gu Get music. After the concert kredm
and kake will be dlsper.r.-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-13
FEIL FROU 4 HHiRF.
AN.ero Loses Hi,Liie ~ the Harbor-A
child Bnrned.

NORFOLK. VA. Feb. l2.-Special-
Gordon Atwood. (col0redl. and unmarried
fell off Of Atwood g. Cos wharf TINS
morning striking his head against boat
as he went down. The blow stunned nm
and he sunk without a. struggle. The
body was recovered
The infant child OF negro woman
named Wyatt i'm Portsmouth. was badly
burned Yesterday by its clothes catching
fire. and died to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-13

lowing additional members OF the Picture
r. clarke lanes W pegram. y. v
Randolph. Thomas A. Brander, J. Taylor
EllysOn.
Commander Davis and Past Command
ers Morton and Eldridse were present
and made short talks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-13

George 6 Gildersleeve who was one OF
the usherS. $500.
Nh Bayles IS sevcnty-nine years OF age
and is "A native OF Cuipeper Courthouse
Va. Mrs Bay.es was before her thn s
NJ rolpot county. Md. and was corn
near oxford. on the Choptank river que
h. eeventv wears of age.-Baltlmore sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-13
NORFJLh'N TEIEPHONE FIGHT.
Conditions Have >ir"ng Likeness 10
Those in Richmond

Those in Richmond.
NORFOLK. VA. Feb. l2.-Special-A
special Council Committee having under
consideration the subject OF granting a
franchise to the American Telegraph and
Telephone Company. held meeting to-
night adiourning at 1890 a. NJ
Counsel for tho applicant and also the
Southern States Telephone Company
were heard General Meany counsel
for the former agreed 10 put all wires
under ground i'm the business districts
also TO pay the city three per cent. or
gross receipts Ho refused 10 let the
city fix rate. however, and reserved The.
right To connect with what ever local
lines the company might choose.
The fight Is being made by the Southern
States on the ground that the American
Is a part Of the Bell telephone monopoly.
The committee adjourned over TIL L.
NJ. tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-13
Supreme Court of Appeals.

Jameson vs.. Rlxey. argued by J. S.
pSrbour and Eppa Hutton Dr. Esqs,
and submitted. p..u5i,,. ,--o,,.
49,, Coleman. Argued boy George c..
Nf Nj and c. W. Sans, Esqs, and con-
tnued until to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-13
4 Missing Crew Arrives

LONDON. Feb. 12.-The missing crew
twenty in number. Of the British steamer
Cyanus. from Bilbao for Glasgow. which.
on January 10Th was reported lost cG
Ushant. have arrived safely at Audiorne,
i'm Finisterc France
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-13

SIR. ard Airs. uoruarl HHyi,s celebrated
tIr,r ro'feu v,d.irg ls-t right ~ the.r
residence. etiG Mary and avenue
Thev y ere married February II, 1871
hv Bishcp Johns. OF Virginia. The only
person present at the anniversary last
nirbt Who acted q "a AAdding was MI.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-13

LEXINGTON. VA. 10. - Special
Hon. John Randolph Tucker is stu critl-
cally III, and is worse to-day thln e.
terday, -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-13

Mr. A. IT, Simmons was going
from Richmond yesterday afternoon with
4 lot Of groceries BOZ his wagon. and when
he got TO Twelfth street near Hull he
fell out OF the wagon 10 the sidewalk
on his face lie was very badly cut and
bruised about the head, and bled quite
freely. lie was picked mp by Mr.. Willie
Robertson. who put him I'm his wapon
and carried him 10 his place of business
Mr.. O. o. Wells was over ON business
yesterday.
The street hands were engaged vester-
day I'm improving the street I'm front Of
the Auditors Office
There will be an important meeting Of
the Fire Department In their han To-
night. Every member Is requested 10 be
present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-13
PLEASANT SURPRISE.

The many friends OF Mrs. J. Dunnavant.
" Seventh and Maury streets. gave her
4 surprise THURSDAY night When She am
fpered the knock at the door she found
hat q party OF young people had come
10 spend the evening and have a merry
line
They took possession Of the house and
mioyed themselves in games and music
Until a late hour.
Those present were Misses Pearl Dun
navant. Lizzie Collie. Maud chatham
iaggie Dobbins. Edna Starks, Bulia VII
iafas. ArGcnia Starks Gertrude Si1fks.
Maggie chatham. Ella Icculic Maggie
sharp. Ailia Sharp. Bette Nance Estcl
Johnson.
Nessrs Jas. Valentine. John Murray.
Richard Epps, Eddie Sharp. Tom Sharp.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-13

TIAXATL.-Died, February iith. Cap
tain PHILIP HANALL. aged hiy-
FineIai services al St Pauls church
TODAY Saturday at O'Clock
Friends and acquaintances invited -
attend