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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-10

Early yesterday Mr. p. i. Dugan.
who lives on Chestnut HILL while ON his
nrobablv hiring To- Iieht a robbery. While
passing the Fifth-Street viaduct DE mo-
ticed a lot .of wearing apparel packed
closely under the bridge. ana on inyest-
CATION. found that IL was a. bundle Of
female Undertaking. of good quality
consisting OF skirts. hosiery. etc. In the
lot was "a pair OF morocco SHOES button,
size 6l-2. The shoes were new, having
apparently been worn. but two or three
times. Mr. Dugan took the shoes along
with him TO his place OF work. at the {.
and o shops.
Sergeant Hall heard OF the find. and
he went at once TO the scene, but the ar
ticles which were left by Mr. Dugan We're
missing. Sergeant Hall then Went to see
Mr.. Dugan. and secured the shoes, which
he took TO headquarters.
Up 10 a late nOur last night no IN
quiries had been made by Interested
parties concerning the articles now at
headquarters
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-10

II you are in despair from loss OF vital
ity, weakness and nervous prostration
and you have no interest in life, write
to DR.. Green 50 west Fourteenth street.
New York city. and all you have lost
will be restored. Or. Greene is the most
eminent specialist Of his time. the most
successful physician to-day. His cures
are wonderful and unelualled by anv
other physician. You can consult m
personally or by letter. toe. II YOU ere
sick from over-work. errors, iri SC, tons
or any cause, write 10 Dr. Greene and ask
his adyicG He Will cure you.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-10
The Inrv Enil.d 10 icrre.

The case Of Mr.. lanes Nc;harwlod,
charged with the desecraton Of the grave
of Mrs Moynhan. IN Oakwood cemetery
was taken up I'm the HenricO County
Court yesterday morning.
Judge Wicknam gave instructions 10 the
jury. which were i'm substance % The cf-
feet that malice must 1e shown DID Mr..
NetherwOOd's act. 10 insure t-s conyic-
ton. which was the removing N Tie Nom
ument, and leveling Of tine grave CT The
deceased. in consequence.
Argument I'm tie case was hcsl1 by
Commemorative Attorney Sands, for the
prosecution.
IL Will be remembered that the case
arose out of the failure Cf Mr. Moyni-
han to pay for the monument. and tie
granite curling around bis section.
wncroupOn. after Ions waiting for bis zee
Enumeration Mr.. NctherWCOl took away
the monument.
The case was given 20 the jury in the
afternoon. who. after being out fer some
time. failed TO agree.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-10
cULPAPhA's srOnuNG FnyrR.
\ staid and sober Town Aroused by the
Coming fitzsimmons-Corb Fight.

CULPEPER, VA, March Especial
The approaching glove contest between
Corbett and Fitzsimmons has aroused the
spOII4u. c4enIrnL oL tnIs cay ~ sucn ga
cALcuL tnaL an dlne4cuc cluD, suppueu
with nearly All the modern pardpherndiia,
has come 10 lie wltnlu the last lew days.
inc cluD was furnished ~ popular SUB
strlptiOn, every subscriber being entitled
10 membership. Meetings are held night
y ia InOmas Hail Local sports pick
Corbetl as tne winner Oh March litn.
Notwithstanding this county gave an
overwhelming Democratic majority In the
last campaign, the crowd mat attended
the Inauguration from this county IS es-
timated at about four hundred. Some
OF the young ladies who went 10 the in
auguratiOn have returned home with
changed names.
Evidences OF spring are everywhere APP
parent. Painters and whitewashers are
now very busy.
Captain Il. Edwin Grimsley, OF the Gull
peper Minute Men, has called his company
out tonight for the first drill since ms
elevation TO the captaincy.
\ theatrical company who showed here
Thursday and Friday nights had TO be
holped out OF the city by charitable peo-
pie as they were I'm financial distress.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-10

Cant. r. /. Parks. Commemorative At
torney OF Page county and member OF
the House OF Delegates. is In the city on
some legal business before the Court Of
Appeals.
While calling at COL John Bell Bigecr's
Office yesterday morning Capt Parks said.
during conversation on the guberna-
torial question. that be was unable 10
tell at this time who would boz the favor
tie candidate in his section Of the State.
Tie though that Major Hoge Tyler as
well as Mr.. j. Taylor Eliys1n had warm
friends among his people.
When asked whether Doc expected 10
Doe returned 20 the Legislature next fail.
Captain Parks stated THAT many OF h's
friends had asked him 90 again become
"a candidate and that Dee Thought Doe would
come back. should the nomination be
given him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-10
cnnnnn Rnll. innl.ewrr

Workmen OF the city Engineers De-
partmcnt are at present engaged in maxi
ing "A sewer connection on east Main.
below Twelfth street just in front of
the Office OF the old Dominion Steamship
Company.
In making the necessary excavations
they had TO break through one Of the
old stone sewers that served 20 drain
the portion OF the city around the Capitol
SQUARE and just above IL.
Yesterday morning they found in the old
sewer two old cannon balls ~ four and
eix-inch guns respectively. The only ex-
PLANTATION as 70 the manner a. which the
balls reached there Is that they have
been washed down from the Square
through the sewer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-10

excellent letter Of Introduction from the
chairman of thc Cuban League as ca man
or Inc education who. after completing
his studies DO this country spent some
Tine in universities of Heidelberg and
Berlin. Germany and after completing
his studies there. travelled extensively
abroad
iie. furthermore. comes recommended
as an able speaker. The reports m West
tfn as well ae New England papers speak
hlfhf OF him is man familiar with the
cuban situation from personal experience
ana oieerl .uons while on The island.
CUBAN MASs-MEETING.
His purpose here is % arrange for a
grand Cuban meeting lie saw sew
'f'l OF hic hmond's leading citizens yes-
ieilay, who heartily encouraged him m
me movement. 10 is quite possible chat
tue nlass-inea ting viii take pace on FIRE
day evening next. and that ecveral local
speakers viii take part. Dr. Thomas Tee
ports that De had very delightful talk
with Governor OFcrral. and the Gov
eInor VIII bee present az the meeting il
hs health VIII permit
reporter of The Times called on DIR.
Thomas at the Lexington nolel. 10 whom
ne spoke freely about bis recent trip 10
'"ha. Among others things. Doe said.
WHAT THE DOCTOR SAYS.
"rhe cuban war is fierce one. and
growing more so every cay. The span-
iaros are determined ID crush the rebel
hon otherwise the Government at Madrid
VIII surely ha oVerthrOWu. THE Cuhaos
have everything zoo stake. They are deter
mined not to lay down their arms until
they arc frec
'lhe sentiment OF Patrick Henry Give
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-10
PNRsONIL AND GhNrEAL.
Interesting Itcns About Iiichmond's CHI
lens ard Ofher Matters.

EX-Alderman Joseph ~. Carter. OF Mar
shall Waid 3, sull very il.
Jddeo nd Mr.. Augustus Van Wyck
OF Brooklyn. are guests OF Mr ana Mrs
Francis ~ Boyl,ln. $40 east Franklin.
Mr. L. W. Scovillc. who has been quite
3D. al tho Jefferson Hotel, WAS somewhat
better SO to-day
y. O. Bruce. representing The Tonnes
see Centennial and intcrnliional Expos l-
ton TO Doe held ut Nashville lu May. is
in The city. lie IS stopping at Murphy s..
At 90 meeting of the officers of the First
Regiment Monday night proposition io
got up 30 souvenir OF the regiment was
considered 1ud discussed
Mr. r. T. Mcleod. Of thc First Auditor s
office mas gone TO Lexington TO spend
few days at his home. HIS mp is Tor
both business and pleasure.
The Charles nm reported in Sunday $
papers us having figured I'm the
Police Court is not the Charles p. HILL.
stenosraphor for the Virginia Pharmacal
Company.
Mr. w Harry Cardoza. the Richmond
Telephone Inspector. who met with a pain
fui accident li-t week by being upset by
q dog while riding his wheel 20 "a fire. is
rapidly improving and is able TO get about
hi, room on crutchcs.
Rev. II. J.. Quarlcs. pastor OF Broaddus
Memorial church. began "a series of SER
vices 40 the church Monday night. Inc
pastor is delivering the sermons OF these
special meetings himself. and much
good work is expected.
Daring the past week Rev. J. O. Kirk.
pastor of the Towards Grove Baptist
church. has been conducting revival ser-
vices at his church Mr.. Kirk viii Boo as-
sisted by ministers I'm this city during the
week.
Mr.. r. Gray Taylor. formerly Of Rich
mond but for the past ten years res
deut Of Chicago has Just returned TO
the city on visit 70 his brother Mt.
carroll y, Wei.
CAPTAIN John r. Knight OF the United
States Army who until few months ago
was detailed as Instructor to the VII
rfuia Volunteers. but who is now sta-
Toned al Jacksonville. Ind. AS quarter
master. As in the city on weeks leave
of absence.
officer W. A. King. Of the Third Dis
tri.t. lost his revolver yesterday morning
while I'm attendance upon the Police Court
The number of the revolver is 6lsb, ana
the finder viii please return 1T either
Do Police Headquarters or TO the Third
Station.
The friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Marquis
Jones of Gloucester VIII Doe pleased To
know that Mrs Jones has so far recover
cd as TO bee able 10 leave the old Dominion
HOSPITAL. where she has been under the
treatment of Dr. George Ben. Johns ton
for three weeks. and that She is rapidly
regainng her strength.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-10

The FESTIVAL OF Flowers will be held
for the benefit OF Trinity Methodist church
at Corcoran Hail during the week begin
ming March 18th In keeping with the
name, the various booths will be hand
scmely decorated with all varieties of
flowers. and the eye. ear. and palate may
here be satisfied and delighted. There is
a charming entertainment for every night,
as follows.
Monday-Charade and gramophone.
-uesday-Concert bv local talent.
wednesday Spelling Bee"
Thursday-"Love's Clever Device"
Frlday-Chronotha
Saiurday-"A Farce
The admission fee is ten cents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-10
DANpILLE'> UIRE TEaCES.
Mr.. DifIendall isa Candidate Because He
Wants the once.

DANVILLE, VA, March 9.-Special.-
The City Council recently passed an
ordinance forbidding wire fences on
property abutting en- streets ana ordered
all now standing on IL to be removed.
To-day, on petition Of Miss Maria Green,
a large property Judge Aiken
granted n temporary injunction restrain
ing the city authorities from enforcing
the ordinance.
The row ion the local Democratic ranks
has resulted I'm an Independent candidate
for the Office of Commissioner OF the
Revenue. William Diuendall. who has
heretofore been a staurch Democrat ana
an active party-w0rker has come out
as an Independent against J. 3. Ander-
son. the nominee OF the Democratic prI-
mary.
Diffndalls only reason given for run
ming IS the fact that he wants the once.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-10

The Wednesday Cub has given lovers
OF music some fine treats in the past three
years. bat is fourth annual festival reXt
May will surpass all former efforts. and
Il Is believed equal anything that Is be-
ing done by the musicians Of the large
Northern or Western cities. In the frst
place the chorus will be larger than any
chorus ever heard before in Richmond.
and II will show finer qualities of mu-
steal art. In the second place the chorus
will be supported by larger and bet
ter orchestra than has been the case
heretofore.
tn Boston Festival Orchestra OF forty
two performers. under Molenhauer one
OF the foremost directors in the United
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-10


VI = '''. 40" Oh '"h"s OF Mercy
N'iscction.
Tine REGULAR fnOnfHf,. ,.l.tf,.- 80 +t.
Board off Directors of 3D.. $50. g--
n....... '''
held at its rooms last evening
The following members We're present:
Mtssrs. Jud. b. Wood president. " Bon.
Runner. tfe. snfcr. Frank j Crairie. Jr..
secretary. D.. o.. Mayo. g.. ~. kcnnOn.
Cyrus bossiouN. john ChambHn. ". a.
IuWnrs J.. g.. Taylor. AGENT Nies Pearl
iodeker M.s. Leslie. and Mrs ". Ben.
Palmer.
The aeent presented the following re-
port winch waa read and approved.
Report of Agent j.. e.. Taylor for Feb
ruary. 1850,
Gases investigated ..-... ..................C1
overloaded t.Hm s ........... ...... ....... %
.Aii"aia 'aI'd ioi is agent .-.......-. =
Driver reported io owner for beating
L.ms mai. anhncaci and sent to ,,'. sta-
hie .... ..... .... ..... ............... 90.
Ilor.D. with sore backs unhitchod and
sent to sffhlc ...... ...... .... .......... .
Horses. POOR aul with sore legs not
if 90 WORK. llhitchod and sent TO
Stable ........ ...... ........... ......... .
MNlr "iit snfe back. Inhltched and
sent io stable ........ ...... ............ !
ltWr hogs. unable 90 Keep mp with
grove iNo placed 900 wagon ......... /
Horse TOO weak fo pull empty wagon.
sent t0 stable ....... ..... ........ ......
Horse ei.E 0n street. I-nhitchcd and
sent 90 stable ....... ......... ........... l
Injured horse found in ola stable. on
agents advice owner sent FOR vetori-
nary surgeon .... ..-..... .......... .....
Admoniuon given drivers .................29
Admonltion given owners ...............l3
No cause Tor complaint ........ ..........
nesro was fined s. for pouring hot
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-10
.THEPHisOSER or zENDA."
Beautiful Presentation Of the Ihri'hms
story at the Academy Last Night

story at the Academy Last H'E"'-
Edward Roses dramatizatlon Ct An
thony Hopes novel. THE Prisoner OF
Zcnda." has given to the stage a pay
that VIII live. In this day OF one-season
productions. 40 higher cncomium can DC
paid TO dramatist and author.
As 1 watched the performance OK mo
Prisoner Of lends 90 &c =, i.."lH i..A
evening before large and brilliant au-
dlcnce. | was forclbly impressed witn
how close the pay follows the yiot OF
the novel. It .liifcrs from II IN no essen
tidl detail. II the novel was tnrlHi"S'
the play Is even more SO. From the pro-
loguc until the nnal drip OF the CURTAIN
Mr.. Rose has 50 constructed the silut-
tons that the interest OF the audience
Is kept continually on the rise. IL -
not hard 10 understand why Tine Irisoh-
or Of Zcnda' has been such success.
The company presenting the piece i"at
evening was the strongest frohman mas
ever brought 10 Richmond. The piece IS
beautifully staged. and have neN'f VIII
messed q more enthusiastic audience. AZ
the close Of the third act there were
seven curtain calls.
As Rudolph. the Fifth tho Red Elph-
berg King Of Ruritania." and rudolph
Rassondyll." a young Engilsnman, DIT.
Howard Gould gave careful, studied
and artistic performance.
Miss Isabel Irving. as the pr ncei3
FlaNid,' never looked prefer or bHSeN
her part better than shc did last even
ing. In the last act I'm her parting scene
with Rudolph, the Fifth. in the dungeon
Of the Castle OF Zeuda, she read her
lines with such forcible intensity that
when she rcacher her climax My king
can do no wrong Involuntary, the
audience gave her a perfect ovation.
Miss Maude Odcll. Mr.. Arthur tilioit'
Mr. Robert T.. McClauricr, ana Mr. Nai-
ter $. Hale played their respective roles
perfectly.
There will be a matinee to-day. and
tho engagement will close with the per-
formance tonight
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-10

In the Law and Equity Court judg.
mont was rendered IN the suit Of the
Rockford Frame and Fixture Company
against Waller Scott for SllLl0.
Ina the case Of the Jones Lumber Co.
against Lyon and Montague. the jury
found for the defendant.
In the Circuit Court motion OF Judgment
was filed by Catharlne Jefferson against
the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
for So
In the Hastings Court the case OF Ar
cher Johnson for malicious assault on
Joseph Allen was tried. Johnson goes up
for two years.
Walter Toler for assaulting James
Brown. gets four months in jail and
one cent fine.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-10
THE OCLIN yfEW ROID,
4 Master Stevedore Seriously Iujur.

NORFOLK, VA. March o. Special.-A
meeting Of gentlemen interested in the
affairs Of the Ocean View Railroad was
held here to-day. Those present were
Mr.. ". 4. Barrett and G. II. Barrett OF
Philadelphia. Pa. Mr.. II. Lancaster VIII
liams. of Richmond, Col. ". HI. Taylor,
and Mr.. III. J.. Page, of Norfolk.
IL WAS Iumoied that the meeting was
for the purpose OF rs-Organlzing the
road and taking Il out Of the hands Of
the receivers. This, however. was posi-
lively denied by those who attended the
meeting.
W. j. Donald. eighty-fOur years old.
master stevedore. fell between the tug
Aurora and the wharf this morning and
was badly crushed. having three ribs
broken and sustaining other injuries. Ii
Is thought, however, that he Will recover.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-10

The GcsaueVercin Virginia at its rceu-
lar monthly meeting held 900 Saenfer
Halle ON Monday nieht. transacted 90 good
deal of important routine uu-incs
Twelve new members were elected. Which
brings the membership mp TO two mum
drcd and fifty.
10 was decided TO have social evenings
ON Monday and Friday evenings. when
the members Will roll ten pins or indulge
iu O. quiet game of 'scat. the great fa-
vorite card play Of the German Amen
IL was also agreed that Easter Mon
day is TO Dee observed in the usual man
ner by the giving of a. grand BAH at
Saenger Halle Dr. NJ. j.. Iloee. Jr. ana
Nessrs Max f.. lindncr. and carl Elelr-
mond were appointed committee 10
make the necessary arrangements for the
IL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-10
MARRIlGE ~ FRADLRIcKsBCRo.
Dates Fixed for The rail- Meeting of the
Eappshannock Valley Fair.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA. March g.
Specialize. George Conner and MISS
Columbia Coghill. both Of this city, were
married here last night at the residence
OF the bride. on Princess Anne street, by
Rev. L. ). Dunaway. Mr.. Eddie Walker
acted as best man.
The Board OF Directors of the Kappa
hammock Valley Agricultural Society. at
a meeting to-day selected September Stn.
18th, ana 5Oth as the dates Tor the next
annual fair at this place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-10

Two years ago James b. Gentry. who
lived in Richmond in the carly years Of
bis Hfc. shot and killed in Zciss Hotel
Philadelphia. Madee Yorke. young wo-
man 10 whom lie was engaged TO be
married
Both Gentry and Miss lorke were act
ors and The murder of the girl was sup-
posed % nave been caused by Jealousy
ON Gentrys part
ON trial. DE was found guilty Dut the
case was appealed from court 10 court
urtH the verdict OF guilty found in the
lower court Of Philadelphia. was sus-
tanned I'm the Pennsylvania supreme
Court. and Gentry has been sentenced 10
De hanged ON April I'D. next.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-10

The Royal Arcanumites of this city viii
have bis meeting with Belyidorc Coun-
cl. No. 1882 ON the evening OF March
2-th. The grand officers of the state. in-
Guiding Grand Regent J-mison and Grand
Secretary james h.. Blanks VIII be I'm at-
tendance. Already elaborate arrange
monts are being made for thc entcrtain-
ment of the distinguished visitors. and ii
good time is assured local members of
tho order who attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-10

States. has been secured at a big cost.
and Tho vocal solists viii also De more
expensive than usual. Mcnoeis ohm s.
st. Paul" will bc rendered the first
night Of the festival. and Thomas sun
Worahippers." the second night At the
afternoon concert the orchestral num-
bors and tho vocal solos VIII form the
chief attractions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-10
aCCTDINTTO MR. CRiIG.
The WeIi-knowp Eichmonder's Foot Cnt
on bya Irsin al ~tauufon.

on by Irain "a ~tauufon.
The Times received the following tole-
gram from staunton. Va, last night:
r. +. Craig. OF Richmond. Va, had his
foot cut OF NJ the instCp this Dning
AT the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
here. Mr. Craig is a merchandise broke,
and has been 10 stanton visiting mo
White Star Mills. whose Hour he handles.
This morning he attempted 10 board the
Chesapeake and Ohio Ntstlbuie train after
IL had started TO move on and WAS
thrown under the train with the above
result. MIR. Andrew Bowling. OF tho
mill company. standing near, held on 10
Mr. Craig as Doc fell. and thus II II
thought. saved bis 'fc. Mr.. Craig vas
tenderly cared for hy friends. and Or.
Dougherty. Of the Eakelion. The rail-
read physician Nos on hand. and MI
Craig was taken 10 tie Kings Daughic-s
Hospital. where be will DE made thor
ouglly comfortable.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-10
Another Grain Elpyaf,r

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. March 9.-It
IS reported on good authority that before
leaving this place last evening President
NJ. T.. ingalls,, of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway. stated that another grain
elevator and pier would be erected at this
place. The capacity OF the present eleya-
tar y now greatly overtaxed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-10
Salem Snap-Sh0ts

SALEM VA. March .-Speciai.-Cap-
tain George NJ. Horner and wife. after a
pleasant sojourn OF several months in
Salem. will leave to-day for trip to sun
ny Italy.
Mormon elders are preaching and
spreading literature OF their perniclous
doctrine in the Back Creek neighborhood,
several miles from Salem.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-10

The Southern Loan and Endowment
Company stockholders have elected the
following officers and directors: \. y.
Pollard. president, }. +. Biges. secretary;
George X. Horne. treasurer Director
A y Pollard. George r.. Horne. Il. A.
Williams. S. b. Atkins. and J. f. Biggs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-10

Tho revival at Asbury Chapel is stl
in progress. and the mectlngS have been
much enjoyed hy the members. There
has not been amy great number of pro-
fossions of faith though decided inter-
est is manifested 10y the members. Rev.
j. n. Mastin. of Trinity church is con-
Quoting the services. The meetings VIII
I'm an probability be closed after this
week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-10

LEXINGTON. VA. March Especial
Hon. William l.. Wilson. ex-Posimastcr
General. arrived here this morning I'd
visit the scene OF bis future home. Mr..
Wilson will remain until Thursday next
TO meet the faculty and students OF tho
University.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-10

very lucid and liberal manner. and any
persons desiring Information upon this
question will be furnished with these
pamphlets az the society's Office, 5ls east
Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-10

Rlchmond.-R. L. Kastelberg 70 Joseph
+. Charles H. and william kasielbcrg,
same deed recorded in ilenrico County
Court. March 4. 1884, 5000
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-10

A Company to DO Extensive Home and
Foreign Business.

NORFOLK. VA, March 9.-Speciai.-The
largest charter that has ever been granted
in Norfolk was signed this morning by
Judge Hankel, Incorporating Camporia
Exploradora de Amazoras. whose purpose
is 10 carry on a general export and i'm
pors business between tia United States
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-10
GAY & LORRAINE CO.,

wholesale and retail dealers in Anthracite,
Splint Steam and other Goals. Coke. and
Wood. fe1i-3m