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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-20
NR.W.S. ARCHER WILLG0
IN RI sTCCTIDED N THE CTS-
roN~ 5orsT BT EDWaRD SMITH.
coue,tor BefbeI WIN MAKE Another
Change in the Personnel Of HIS
Foroe To-Day

s-,--si-.~ 81, -urnrr thar appears 20 be
- 1900 Nr ". Z. Archer. deputy
f-nsr-r- 81 customs ana cashier m c-f-
f1-e 5anartmeut WI ne succeeded ?!
IA Fdu-arf smith to-day
CorI4.~-o- Bethel was setn ~ llues
-nar s-.s roId 20 the report d.. Beth
Il ,-a-,- u,ut.Ir bot firmly. declined %
r.r-ff- ~ ds~v tne reQ1rt. he sac
p. ~--ir -.-- rirs auT information coz
,e-rirr arv changes Do might see ~ -
~naFr In IL once U1lI De tal maze
Len i have not clEIf1-lec VIII ne
-f-1Ioee n NJ Archer hoy hlN- 4 lI-
pointed NJ smith" stll -
WHO 1rE. SMITH i
u-ti.rf9rfir- NJ Bethel rffl-
sal o. rsrrrr- IRE report u is Q-'f- cfr-
tain thar th. change rll be mace t'-
fav. u rurears fnE- tne civil service
Jaw gives -f'a collector The night O. APP
point che cashier. NJ 4.cward euitl
is ve.I-l-r1vu yrunr Republican and
e. nrrler 20 Dor. lafe Eol. John amber
SMITH E-r j. 4. lfEif ls SAID u hlr e.
been one % hls ra-iier for flt p1f-
ZION
LAY NCT tTFEhL
i was rad 1f-eflhA tnaL 80 -
Frank = .rrer rrI ArtlCrT knarr. me
tv1 la .rcr- 1erartr displaced F-- rNt
s-rral 30 IRE ClrlI -frT .rs lcrlrrll-sI I-.
Ire law rrcc- E-r1 f- very cl9l author
lfr. gives TIE cc ec-1r tne rsrt 20
change Irr lurr WIS rlaaf-- 4 la-
trrlra
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-20

- ra1rEs PR0TEsTA1-- EFIsCo-
.. q lrch corner t---t ana AErsi.A--
- Pev WILLIAM MED =
aEE- -arror.-sundGy school 81 81 =.
II T..h1, ROBERT A. --bs.A WI
---Fnr- services and preach 90 ID q al
-r-,.. 81. l-rpnr service VIII be u-l-ftec op b.
mr. 70 -na se.-Ill-a---- AL etirif a--i9i N --
80 5-...t-r school ID ST. PAU end H1.T
'r.-lr.-~ lrUrc reE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-20
NARuNE INTELLIGENCE

PORT o. RICHMOND N-F 81 1895.
ARRIVED
Steamer Eletmano. Captain Glove
rrerctin1ise and pas-enre ll1 D11nir-
iou Steamship COMPANY IRON Norfolk.
SAILED
Steamer Tort lr-tas Captain Graves
merchandise and uas-alGtrs Virginia
Nav CATION Company. -rr Aorfa.E
Steamer auassee captain ~ Aei,l
rnercta-clse and passengers. -ycs Line
flf EEllalaI-Ill
Steamer H-ici mono. Captain Glover.
ruer han-ise and passengers lic Doullr-
iur Steamship Company for Aew y 1rE.
PORT OF WEST Fo-NT. NOV. 81 1897
AERITED
Steamship Baltimore murphy. Eal-.-
more Messengers and rene-nl .IrFn
Steamship Elm CITY. ElyueE NatrEuurf
river landings. genera cargo IA. pas
ssnEers.
s.aImEhip Baltimore. MURPHY Efi+'-
more psssera4rs anc aeuerEl carrc
Steamship I'm CITY Harrns Maf-IDurI
rlver lancinss passenEtrs anl EeneraI
cargo.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS NOV 81 1sa-
AEf-IFAL.s
schooner Beulahllnd Baltimore
scnocuer Nyrl =. Ne-Far. E1s-ar
Barge West Foil- Boston
Earrs Kingston. Providence
Bare Mystic BeHr b1rfuu
Barge =. ! C'ureltoI Boston
Steamer saturn Boston
SAILED
Steamer Ot-arspucl Fla "a burg
Steamer lresner. I.otIe-lln
PORT BERN IIA HUNDRED. NOV. n
SAILING.
scnOnner f.n0ds Euiu-s Iuman pine
WOOD Brooklyn X. =
Ar Chris. Evenser. formerly % TINS
CTS. oui nos reslneI-f 90 Norfolk d.
u "a ntIInon- sinking HANDS viii lis host
sf-S1eo.A
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-20

ruAz1. rs--v 8 Nrr -r--If-
FFlCTTNT-1Earft- firm f- De-. sales.
rrrF
F.OsuJ-F and unchanged Sales
rrrn
S4v11-Etr GA E.. SPIRITS
90 TT-FF E1--r-1rf T.-u l- 3d..
q go rrri.- receipts $500 CASKS.
aDsrN-F frr unchanged aatt
none rar- r-r -..s barrels
WI lTTr---r1r N r. Nrv --FlF.-
IT'S ~ TrE.FENI NE -u l-
G4r. receipts l. casks
ElsIc-S+eH-r f- Er1l-
4-- barrels
CRUDE TT-FFI--c 1-f--f- -- E- g. 4If
l. ra-a'rf. - t.r~.-
TtF-F.rr o. g. o. receipts ~. llr-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-20

Trlue~ Salt Company Ts. Noffl.h ,iI-
-.r--Ir- anl Elfurt.u- company t-i- 7
argued lv N lau - Nl--- t--l ~
appellee ana James =. ileatl si-' --7s.
vg-t-'-s "a eceuar~- News shlVtull1 ne
ana DIV Dock Company. argued iA 4h---
Dies ESQ. frr rlulrrIG On error al-- p
4 HIclfnrl E=1. Cor de- elca-IL I'D e'i-'
~. -'.,- - -ae RI bs called ore Coon
US ror~- 80 u and Mutual Latt Insure
frre company % Sew YORK. Ns D.'-f
no
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-20

Il g-rv driven tT Trrr Rrrar ne-
rrr .rl B. jumper driven tT Charles f
Eoans resident of Church HL c1-
lle1 vest arrEr morning ~ " tf.l -.ft
and Franklin streets. AND Lf ilaar-
painfully injured ar Ha4r- was throw
IN End receive. tn nf'r rut over the
rva o. addition f. scalp wounds
Dr. H1ar. .Iaut- rn- negro and Nf-
r..ras -lat compensation neg pe t0r'f-
coming nr elr tfIrV
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-20

CHICAGO. Nov 1p-Thers was tno-sn
hulIisn news 30 wheat today 20 hAN. -
vauced IRE Tricf Dr. I'tf i'tHs.. -
49, sr.z a.ra.r frr Nav. TOP prices y t7s
made ~ rhe sunruucfnert o. fen-.
-.----4oero - ~ 900 bushels wheat u
~ ,1art ~ 14or1or. corn Was Hi.N Alo
closed -4c lrufr frr l'ecelrl-''I- ~.
- ~ r.+. larfr-hfr ontll-.r ~.
s-s 1rrr vas r-- hanged. PROVISIONS &C.
clur1 about <.-,.---.
me 1r-r.~c futurnr rr- Eac % io.l'N
rrar y =. Low zoe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-20

So --.-----. -.--
- ..,3 4. i.-s ~ .-... :.
~ ai- 80, r,-....-.- s--..,-
e. e. ~ - -- .-rer Fl sr--
GAY sra9o. meets l- s.H A. ~ Prayer
og',-r t,T,-.nr Ease-1or s5aety st :
0.r.lrr 3 III a curcIa. welcome % at.
rVVTrrTrr- r---l f-rT r. j. r. J "
Severn no Craze streets -fre. rt---
nn~rlrE ana evening tT Rev
"a - p -. = .-,.'--.- 81 p Al
50 IN .T-e I4v ~ M Lord" A core
L -..t.. .-a-- .r.f
-- @
- %, = ~ go 7.---.-. nd T-y-lr-1.-
e-e- s--..-. -a.r. s. DILL. u. T..
pastor. Free GAINS ai =
p d. ra-a. r-'.. o. Pc. -.
VH. service .r frErtte cll-i t- ~ i.tt.
q. j.. Iltsa1
100.
FAFE-I LaCE " = ~ -. -.
TunMAs p. POTTS. - = plsio' -
Services rt AZ II corlle--l lt INt I-"-
cor At = ~ -he SECOND .A'- .ii
OF tt. '-l- ana 1-'-+ 40
GEL --'-- TO -
-----..-..-.- .-,-.--,----
hfN ORTIZ IL p 81 - p .-' - ~
y. Pr ,r--. -- $3.50, ---s---s,ter, -
o. -. -. Is.
lla -. =
tT ta- i'---' n -.i.-----
u F'-ls -.r- I-- -
g. -l p IL ~
Oh
.-. - ~ -- OPP u r~-z
ChLECA corner 1-3a -ll et.n
streets KEY. 81 .-. ---..-l-. A. a.. ~.
- Ar 1r~ J. GRavATT
o. Asr l. A. h-ff, f ~ --9i--
l-rl.l.
- - ,-r--r-~-----
y ,-- I'D -. ,-....... 80 ~
l-.- -r--.-r --..--.-.r
80. rr-.-rl.ar- q
LEY VAL ~ lh morning ana
-. .la.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-20

UNION GOSPEL MISSION --st snt
Irar.kl1 Services every evening ri ~
O'Clock Ladies messing af IL Mol
day. sunday school ~ 500 D. ~. Ar. p.
~ Farley VII Leaf -hf service 7ln1-y
night. Every BODY welcome.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-20

AK -NDENCNfN At ONAL rIbLt
81 10y .-.f f.es-rro.r street IS lnetN -
e. - Monday and THurs1iF even ms
rf 20 "A f.oruiul welcome .n alL Fifas'
BRING Bibles
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-20
Tn, Cou-, o, 1ustirs John.

Eusseu Anderson b a srlal. oarkev who
- SO fiI-rr selling me daily pafis-s.
81 fnee Tn busy corner ~ eererth and
......r ra-uff DO Ur- 81 b. ~ fl.1
- $50 4 .era wa officer uf Inc IN
t7--s--@.,--ec v-ith ms business Gnc lie v "a
- ---4-- =. ns-lucE-LI-- -.--lll-s o. .tzuD.t i
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-20

NCI.TrL-k VA NcT 1a-f arruf-s
market 1uI strictly prime tHncy - l2s-
fr-Ic-iv prime -&C prime - Spanish
Boz low grades Smelling STOCK l+-llt.c
hLud-ucEe1 fancy. &C.. extras. &c. third
grade .lec 40 . Spar.st sheIe1 t-.c
30. Virginia H,a-.. Ao. . virginia. ..-.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-20

-.raa.r clr-4 eye r-- ANNOY. ncIlr
-r.- .r rfv- Wednesday Miss Aarre
rr-r rrNe~-sr~ VII wee Ar -l-ral-a
q Freeman Ir Providence Forge
ID rte Farr- chapel rne cet -r9ry VIII
f.r -.arrr~rr..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-20

0E.-r john FlursEa- c. me Second
District ie cute L win pneumonia e.
fl- residence 30. - s1u-r btlFl1tf-
street. lie Is improving slowly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-20
C,urn.rTsri,- Nucn BETTER

Cart &C. a. -avi1r continues 20 Improve
Ea was VERY much better ul yesterday
ar5 ts friends rn-rE be- Will be- OH Soon
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-20


CROW -AVENUE BAPTIST CEUECB
Grove avenue near Be--1 street.. t-sf.
= r. HILTN 7 p. pGEr1r AT ID
4 N and tI1 = NJ. preaching Fv the
pastor. SUNDAY school ~ b15 A. Il
-.TIcH-g-EEEr BAPTIST CHURCE
corner -uef.ry-f-trr and Leigh grrestsJ.
-S-udav 81 A. n sermo-. subject Goo
illness SUNDAY. J. IL sermon Eur-
V-r- "Trurldlness. SUNDAY III.
Young People Union sunday, 80 2
III SUNDAY school Tu-s1ar ? M
rl.ur prlve--ul-erluE. ~ Wednesday. =
81 general prayer mr--ils
rra=T HtPTIsT CHURCH CCENER
~ Twelfth and Broad streets Rev.
GECHGE COOPER Z D. p4stor.---At p
A - rrsa Mig ~ t-fF At---f IN -
MARTIN 10 service e. night
SECOND HAPTIsT CHURCH cor
ra- Slrtr and Main s-re--El- - re- .tit :
81 u N III and 8 , ~ rv Rev. j IT
sTIFIER =. d. 90 Grocer aei1it-f7
Chester Penn
cPAr.F-sTREET BAPTIST cHLECF--
49, WILLIAM Z. HATCEEH %. D.,
-,ae-o- --a-rices ~ TIE -aDernG-le. Grace
&C., brrvrDer Eeirldere En1 t'ire streets
sur,dav school a. fls clock 4 a
mo > II F'rlyer meeting
IA, .-r-esarr uighr af o. clock Young
49, r.-li ~ meeting Saturday nlEtf a.
) o'cisek Young People Linun sunday
a. !. L.
VEST VIEW BAPT-s = C7CF.cI
for--i-.-- Cary Gld Meadow slzl EeF = NJ
NERCEE =. u. pas-of. y o.. y N BUD
cav. Sunday school, w > = - t "a.
~ at.P Il Young [eoYls LnioI a.
Sr Prayer meeting Wednesday Z;
I<3FsL--SsI-s 1rse. s'4A-is-s WELCOME
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-20

Iar ...--- 80 +-
casr quotations were g. f2nsys 2 ,2f
r+aaar. $50 spring Nltt'.
~. ~- rrr- -la. q-Ic. $50 =
az .sa.. c. $50 U1-ia ---.p-s.f
80 White -+r1 -4-g 30.
So barley T-p3s, 80. , LAY SEED
3 o.. = .lo-s prime emo. .-so-s- 49,.
moe ur-F by barrel sl-.-'l laf f.
- mounds s. 21l- - short rh
etre- n.oerI S44t1- -. dr. shitec sno-i-
s.-e ll.yeL. 81 --sea s1ort ceer secs
I.rra1I. s. 5I9- e. slEhrs lncta If-o,
,.----a- g-e.lr. creamery. lip-lc.. cs-rT
-573l- cheese cuItt 20 sGsr eggs
f-r. fresh IS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-20
John l.. Williams & Son
Ban y kfsss-. -, r-x---
1Dv EAST MAIN STREET.

stnte BONDS. city Bonds. Bank Stocks
a-s other hlrf-rrade lnNesii1tn' Ssu0i'-
f,fs bought and sofa, ... d, -, ,
s----r,s-rlS az CREDIT furrifnfc nNal-
ntIs ~ ali parts q tie world sepA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-20

NEW YORK nov. o--CoTTlN-I'ul.
rllll..ur ~. net Receipts. none rr1fs
e. hlief. forwarded Z .7b bales Ell+s
81 lNN bales STOCK sf a-l hlIes
u t- kit.-Htt fttre trE. lif bales GROSS
~ 49, bales exports SO Great Britain
H.lls bales 20 France ~ 90 DurLlufrI
q 600 bales forwarded 1850 bales. sales
a.Hss bales s1irnsrE 1ss bates
u1.l- to-lif-Nft receipts a. IH hl.
Exports 90 Great Britain 81 a51 bales r.
f'rInre 20 800 bales so The Continent
,s. bales stock - - bales
sollGrea-Ne- r-ca.pts 39 nsl bales
exports so Great Brlt6in go az bales
GO France 7Ns'i- bales 80 The Continent
-a4l.- bales
Total since Sapteuhe- 1s--1et receipts
.-5i'0 f.a bales exports 90 Great britain.
Oh So bales 10 France 80 .1sI haies.
r1 fne curlirer- so. So uales
Futures opened STEADY o. fnf decline
rrlef n Fl bales. January r7- Teuru-
a~v a-s March 5Af April -s NAY
rg- June a.iH. JUN hO- August tls
September COO. c'rtober q 20 Ncveuaer
--l December so
Tururaf closed easy. sales 11sr-H bales
January DO Fenruar- BIO March
Au~- as AaT 1ei Jane 81
1ur H.N August t1r SsItrmher. fU
1ei .tFr D1' Move ber and lacernner
aC-
sput COTTON clnssE duu- middIlu. ur.-
lands o. uldahns guf. ca sales. ! 79l
bales
IRE following are thc total net rernir+s
Of COTTON 20 aA ports since sentember
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-20
YOU will find that painting

YOU will find that painting
properly done with Pure
White Lead and Pure Linseed Oil
is a good investment-more than
the cost will be added to the at
Tactiveness and value of your
property. Make sure that the
brand is right. The brand shown
in margin is genuine. Avoid the
"just as good "sOld for less
money" sorts.
TDTr- u.ns National fu-- Win. LEAD Tnrr
4 XII I - readily DRAINED fauTh-
49, valuable showing sample of cla- re-,
luaneus shades io-Vafa-- srpAla-a-
JOHN ?. LEWIS BROS CO.
20 south Front ST, Pnade pAA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-20

w-TSTMrNETER PRS BTTERIAN
church corner Sycamore Hnc Cary
stree-sI. Eev. A.. n CIT MhLLA, "a ~
--.--- RS fv lie pastor at u A. 70. AID
SIS = NJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-20

FIRST EEEsEYT-E CHURCH
corner Gruce lrd Madison streets Etr.
pOFEHT = KERR = J.. pastor -
-.rs-rts ~ u O'Clock A. ~ lul 3 COCK
= u All are wsIccu.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-20

GRACE STREET PflEsBTTER1AN
rfrrra -eurlar preaching a. ID clock
Al III ana O'Clock = a. ry tha Rev
J . SMITH T. u. Tha sundays chooI
services ar $3.50 A. n wednesday ueft
services az o clock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-20

THIRD FRLsHY TERfAN CiIkC -
rrr-...r -.v-ar.fV-rIstf and i. r1al streets -
pev. CHARI.US = HYDE jas -or.-r.r-
vices a. % A. ~ and ~ = n ~ re
raefor sunday school or iH A. N
Wertrrirster League a. l-.N y NJ N e.-
raeeav evening service a. SID Al afs
cgr5.a.lv invited 70 these services.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-20

Barton Heights Rev. " =. CHRIS
NAN. rector Services 81 ~ A. N. and
BP NJ Wednesday. Z =. u. LAtary ser
vice Tricay a. D. ~ Sunday school 4
90 A ~.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-20

MA f--rl p LIS 4 XII 4 'i-t -- ~
t-rre9~.I Rsv. u G CARLSON. ruf-
trr-praarhlrr O. u O'Clock A. -.
ara ? n SUNDAY school lf 900 A.. N
1,.r..-ir- r7-fearrr. -I- r. III SUNDAY.
rs-erfr--r.eerIru = M Wednesday.
seats free. Public cordially invited
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-20

ST. ANDREWS Episcopal CHURCH
leu~uef I,aurel and Beverly streets I.-EeV.
r--1fbsaS SHINES rector Services
everr sunday 81 u a. u and s =. N
sirt.rlgs al free. il- q nearf- veicumc "a
f,.fa-tdnr 70 ll NlF4LOre
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-20

ervrs-TF-P FAITH Str EFT MISSION
ma End ro-tr Seventeenth street, Sun
rav school every -uucHT afternoor a
F ? 81 arc preactlrE on lllrsosy
-fr.. - o.rI1rE > ~ fr some cry
rse+a- Special music on Sun1lv AFTER
r1-- All ere cordially invited to attend
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-20

CHRrsTAuELPHIAN ECcLEslA AT
lee camp Han 1li Bread. fIfes,.l - Sc
~ a. z,r-sfav u q a. n discourse ~
NJ g y TAYLOR Subject. The fuf-
nose ~ COD 81 fhe fTl cs tfs eaiee ~
ne Cortnar-s OF Promise Al "cicoinf-
v-rr,r,prr. Nr.fDErtL cHrErH-
se-,lceg I'd a n Isl s-sE. Il =. Ilk-
NEa.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-20

WEST END MISSION CHRISTI AZ
fZT wegt cary srreet.-1-rclr nct'ol .ai
= II Frlyer-ru n-rlr- every n p lrh4lF
rirrt e. o'clJck. Public cordially ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-20

Nutl ana Grace Etreetsl. Rev. FART
LEY CAEMT nHAEL T. J.. rector. Rev
TEANK uIDOLT assistant minister --
-loIv Communion frsf 8nc third sundays
- noon ali Other Sundays a. = $50 A. -
EoIv GAYS az noon Sunday sarV eos. u
a n AND , ~ Liarv or Fridays
a. noon Sunday school ~ $3.50 A "
Bible cIass tor men Wednesday o. SIS
D.. N
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-20

ST LuEE's EPISCOPAL CE-HCR
lcornsr BeFsrly Gl1 = S-t-us1on sIrertsl-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-20

ST PALS CHURCH CORNER OF
r---r -rr Grace streets Rev HART
n raH.TTHAE-L-. II. T.. rector f-sr.
T-rEkE EIDCrT. aEHls-l1t--h Holy COM
-,r-'Io- first aro tllrc -uu1ays % noon
-- r-r-- Sundays a. ego = N hoiF
g.rF WI sermon q bon sunday Ser
--1.. a. u A NJ lu- = NJ LiraTr on
1900 - noon win address. -uular
l-f-,-f IL f.M A. ~ bible c.asz for men
p .s.. r..sr-v ra1-n Wecu-scav Ur fI- 3
III E,ihIa class for ufne- l- -le Church
z-,rirr II SAB A. A.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-20

eECOND LLF---l u III III
Il q u IL and p ~. rv Rev. 7. 1T
sTI FLER =. d. 90 Grocer Seminar,
.asE-.r Elrl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-20

|E Ut II If 4.IN I..'N. ft.aN-
~ a. memorial u Bishop Moore. Pro
- ant Episcopal e. urch. norm Laure4
-trf.et UrIrus.te Monroe flrkl. Rev.
= J. GEANATI rector.-serVicef. Sun
cavs. u A n and J. n Holy commu-
non FIRST Sundays a. ID A. HI MIRO sun
.lavr ~ 1880 a. n cuurcl Gays 90 $3.50
= N Lilary services frlcaYs lt ~ ~
church omen daily Tor prayer md uelitl-
nom sunday srho0. af $3.50 a.. N Me- q
El1ie class cor men sundays - s.M A. Fl.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-20

Ar Chris. EVenser forne~iv 20 this
c-Is. or ugv reslnel-f O. Norfolk b.
u "a atInon4 sinking HANDS viii us host
sf->neo1A
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-20

TIE MONUMENTAL (EFLsgOPAL)
~-rrr-Ts ~ -p-raf street below TWe.-rl.
~ - sIts ~ rne theatre burned ir ltllI.
-rlsv WILLIAM ALEA. EA1-E. rector g.
--.----.rar sunday a. 81 a. ~ and +. u.
ee5-.- s,s.,I and bible classes a. s.sf
IN SOW conn. uII9l o. r-e -rft sun
~ A. ne rnoulh O. - a. ~ seats free.
vested choir.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-20

FrV--~ r-aVrTARIAN CHURCH $50 -
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lfereflr New Orleans uII preach nf d
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church ir inns citv rrs invited ~ rcrri.lr
81 an luaDrtaur meeting after ere morn
iug service.
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Lassoing a Lion.

The traffic in guns and ammunition
at this point is likely to suffer depres-
sion if the methods of John W. Owen
in hunting wild animals are adopted
generally. The other day Mr.. Owen and
Oliver Peaker were in the Jicarilla
mountains, having several hunting dogs
with them, but no guns. Besides cap
turing two wildcats and one fox, their
hounds got on the fresh trail of huge
mountain lion, which had just gorged
itself with the fresh veal from calf it
had killed. The lion had taken refuge
from it's pursuers in tree when Messrs.
Owen and Peaker came up and drove it
off its perch with clubs. This was re-
peated until it reached it's third resort
Here Mr. Owen, being an expert cow
man, and realizing that few dogs and
two unarmed men could not hope to
capture an animal of this character by
means of noise and only clubs and stones
for weapons, concluded to adopt the
rope which he knew SO we'll how to use.
Taking his lariat in his hand he climbed
the tree to within about six feet of the
lion, and, making the throw with care
and precision, the animal was caught
around the neck just as he was ready to
spring at his captor. Mr.. Owen dropped
to the ground, the lion springing at the
same time. When only two or three feet
from the ground, the animal reached
the extent of the rope, which remained
over the limb with the other end fas
tened below, and was stranS led to death.
This lion was one Of the largest ever
captured i'll this region, measuring 9
feet inches from tip to tip and weigh
ing about 800 pounds.
Mr. Owen says that he did not realize
that he was in any danger until he had
skinned the lion and mounted his horse
to ride to camp, when his nerves relaxed
and he became frightened. White Oaks
IN. NJ Eagle
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HOGS AS MORTGAGE LIFTERS.

Some hogs, cattle, horses and sheep
never know the luxury Of being fed
on French Artichokes, nor their own
ers the economy of same. They make
hogs cholera proof, so, instead of fat
tening buzzards, they help lift that
mortgage. This kind often yields
1000 bushels. Grow anywhere. In
vestigate today by sending for free
particulars, prices and freight rates.
Single bushel, $1.0O. My F. F. Tools
weave upright wire stays in smooth
or barb wire fences, making them alb
solutely bull strong and pig tight.
Price $500 delivered. Treatise on
fence making free. j. p. Vissering,
Box 16, Alton, Ill.
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They caught one word, then waded
to the spot and dug, sank spade, a
log of wood and several other heavier
things and watched the quicksand suck
them out of sight.
Then they scrambled to the marsh
bank and went each his separate way.
Claude M. Girardeau in Lippincott's
Magazine.
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Word comes from all quarters that
the neatest and most satisfactory
dye for coloring the beard brown or
black is Buckingham's Dye for the
Whiskers.
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cred with velvet pail, Oh which she
herself had laboriously embroidered the
Chevalier coat of arms, with it's signifi-
cant crest and motto.
The vault was in the churchyard OF
old King William, Seaforth, facing the
salt marsh and f1anked by the ricefields.
Thither went, in his rage, the son of
Robert the Devil
By his direction the mistress coffin
was dragged out, wrapped in the pail
and sunk in the edge Of the marsh, with
not stone to do 1t reverence.
By night came Niobe's son-whO,
mindful of his life interest, felt ashamed
of his Cousins poor revenge-dug up
the coffin and replaced it, dripping, in
the vault.
A slave of his let slip the thing to a
fellow belonging to Robert
Again the vault was opened, the cas-
ket was dragged out by slaves, and in
the flare of pine knots was delivered to
the marsh--this time in spot where
the salt tides rose daily and flooded the
place.
Then the avenger of disappointment
and family dishonor met his cousin in
the city street and triumphed over him.
"No easy matter, either" he concluded,
for the old mummy case was dam
nably heavy. Find it again, if you can. "
He passed fleeringly.
Niobe's son let the marsh keep it's
secret and bided his time.
When the year had expired, the vari-
GUS heads of the tribe met, as if by ap-
pointment, in the private Office of the
president of the bank.
But each one, as he entered, looked
haughti]y and inquiringly at the 9th
ers. At midday the large and ponderous
strong box was brought into the office
and the key inserted in it's intricate
lock.
The men and women crowded about
the table, squeezing and jostling each
other, the women showing aside their
Grape wells to see better.
For 80 years and more no one had
laid eyes on the once famous Chevalier
diamonds.
The box lid was thrown back-all the
necks were craned.
The mems fingers itched for the gold
and silver, the women's for the pre-
cious stones.
The box was empty.
Empty-save for folded square of
paper, sealed and stamped with an Ara
bic cipher.
'Shall open it?' inquired the presi-
dent of the bank, looking from one be-
wondered face to another.
eff you please answered Niobe's
son.
rs there no address?'
"None whatever"
Broken open, the letter ran:
MY DEAR RoBERT-Sixty years ago wrong
ed your father. Today repair the wrong as
far as I am able. I intended leaving my plate
and jewels in this box for you, but prefer to
give them to you with my own hands Come
and take them from Your affectionate
grandmother,
JUANA DE RILvAs- CHEvALIER
A card with mourning border drop
ped from the letter to the table.
Robert picked it up mechanically and
read: "Mistress Godfrey Robert Chev-
alier. At home. The Chevalier vault,
King William, Seaforth. :"
"God!" he calculated, staring at the
bit of glazed pasteboard and then at
Niobe's son.
Then he seized his hat, pushed his
wife aside and rushed from the bank.
From the city to Seaforth station, st.
Peter,s narish from the station to the
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Trsirs 81, IS, 81 and 78, between jack
Isonville and ST. Augustine daily.
Train POS, between Miami and Fort
Pierce daily, except Sunday.
I Train 30, between Fort Pierce and
Miami daily, except Monday.
Trains 35 and 70 south Of st. Angus
time daily, except Sunday.