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The times., 1897-04-18
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RAILROAD.

Schedule in effect March 20, 1897. !.
Ledrt S:lS'uhgUOn irun N.atIon. corner OK.
ne New " Jersey avenue and G street. :.
or GhlCaSo anu Northwest, NeSJlbuletf
Limited trains, 1000, 1I:45 a. M, sos
For Cincinnati, st. Louis and indianapolis.
$40 p m, express 11:25 o. m.
For Pittsburg and Cleveland. express
ohliyt 1000 q. III. and $50 D. II.
or Toledo and Detroit, II 20 o m
For "lnchester and way stations, +9-4
For New orleans. Memphis. BirnHnghami
Slatta nooga. Knoxville. Bris5o' and
Roanoke, 500 p III daily Sleeping c.
For Luray. $40 p. m daily.
For Baltimore, week days, 800. csc
=! 90, X1.I0, xS.0O, $50, 1880, EI0.00.
Zoo a NJ ,x1 .o5, L. 10, x12.4 40, x3;00,
k6.20, $50. xS.0O, SIS, x92O, ii f5.
k1 80 D. m, and XI2.01 night. Snndays
1iIu fGG ~ SG $50 Ae2g 80 a. 4s8 4s8 i5p I5SS,
x5-lO, $50. Ks 90. X9.20. IL 10. XII 6Os
For Annapolis, Flo and {: 80 a. r,I2.1si
ahd -t-3U p H. Sundays, $50 &. H., 4.35
For Frederick, week days, 7.5r, 1145
a. m, 80, $50 p. m. Sundays, lis o. M,
! For Hagerstown, $1,000 g. M and +S.9 80
For Boyd and way points, week days.
days, II5, 7.05 p. m.
For Gaithersburg and way points week
u. =. u. 4 4.o oO.
A.33, $50, 7.05, II. 40 D. IN. Sundays
900 a. m, 10, 4.33, 7.05, 10. 10 D. "a
For Washington Junction and way points.
z -35 a m, 4 so, 8 80 D. N. week days
lis y. In. Sun0dy5
Royal Blue Line for New York
and Philadelphia.
Autrains Illuminated with Pintsch Eight,
For 2 hila adelphia, New 7 ork, Boston, and
the East. week days, 500, 1000 a. IN,
Dining carr, 1900, t12.40 Dining Ca i. sol
s5.05 Dining. Carr, 1901 night, Sleeping
Car open at 1000 o clock, Sundays, (9 90
a. m. Dining Car }, t12. 40 Dining Carl 8 %
R5.O5 Dining Carr, IL. .O1 night, Sleeping car
lODen 10 O'clock. Additional trains fOf
Philadelphia, week days, 7.06 q. m, daily,
500 p. m.
! BuffetParlor Cars on al day trains.
For Atlantic City, 1000 a. m, II OO
noon, and I2.40 p. m week days, Il. 40
y. III. Sundays.
4 For Cape May, IL noon
9EXcept sunday XEXpress trains
: Baggage called for and checked frnn
hotels and residences by Union Transfer
Co. on orders left at ticket offices. $40
PennS ylyalla avenue NV, New York
avenue and Fifteenth street. and at depot-l
WM NJ GREEN, CHAS. o. SCUIL.
Gen Manager Gen Pass f-e
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COUNTRY BOARD.

COUNTRY BoARD-Fairfield on Chevy
Chase road, L street cars pass the door:
every convenience. terms reasonable: one
c3rfare; shade abundant; highest ana most
healthy location that can be obtained; will
ply on premises after April 20. VIII be
out on Sunday from to p. m ". W.
WAKEFIELD. ap1 J-3tem
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PERSONAL.
PROF. HALEE

Ciairvoyant. Tells your name, age and
just what you want to know; also tells
about business deals, love affairs, family
troubles; reunIIes the separated; brings
qaaTrels all night; removes spells; causes
marriages and gives good luck, etc; always
at home; fee, 25e., soc. and 81. e25 II NV
adj lit
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FOR RENT-RoOMs.

FOR RENT-Nicely fur front and back
Rooms, completely furnished for light
housekeeping. 317 Pa. ave- NV; second
floor. aplS-7t
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EDUCATIONAL.
MR.. WILLIAM VALDEZ

MIR. WILLIAM WALDECKER,
Graduate of the Leipzig Royal Conserva-
tory of Music)
VIII receive pupils in piano playing, be-
ginners as well as advanced pupils: also
in organ playing and harmony For
terms apply at music room. No 213 Il
st. NV. mh22-Iro
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wANrED-PosrAGE srAMps

hAATED--Forc cash. all kinds OF old United
States postage and department. stamps,
collections also bought. II. F. Dunk.
ADBS1. lOU5 .iA 81 my fcytr
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FOR sAaE-Si-RT RBAN.

FOR SALE-S2 800 viii buy Il large house
at BrOokland; near cars: easy terms
GRACE NJ THOMAS, 100 CorcOran Bldg
ap16-3t-em
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR sALE-Great bargains; two lots on
x1OO, only 81 80 aud $3.50; unquestion-
ably the best investments, adjoining tue
city Of Washington DANIEL 4 ARMAT T.
AoAS . 81 NV sp16-3s
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FOR HORSES & VEHICLES.

FOR SALE-Fine buggy harness: also.
baby carriage, good as new. 1913 2d
st. ne. 1t
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AIllE. THEC. MFDIJTM

Scientific paimist and ca ri reader: kno "
your tate ald fortune. open daily. German
spoken. 2oc. and 0Uc. 929 II St NV
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FOR SALE-Horses; Just arrived from
LouQoun; 3 saddlers, single and double
drivers 2 horses, l mare, = general
utility horses, l nice combination horse
for lady or gentleman; all 5 to years old
Apply to owner, FRED JOHNS on, T2S
whitney ave. If
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FOR SALE Great boom in mica: wanted,
purchaser for mica mine. mineral right;
12O acres: $3,750: gill produce fortune;
1000 pounds mica already mined is in
Guided: owing 10 tf"Eps.ss Eci --l4 ut
great Largain for cash. P. o. BOX 31o.
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r1,ne waSrEn-MALE.

WANTFD-An office boy; 81 per week,
state whether you know anything app9s i
stepo.rapny ana rypewriting l.. -, uiiis
office -
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Euus.

WANTED-By colored man carpets to beat;
lawns to NOW, or anv other worl; in or
SO G St sw. ap1S-3t
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ner in summer clearinghouse; have fur
nishings and experiences; morse, cows, gar
den, etc: delightful location; near station;
good thing for enterprising lady. Address
MRS. HILLGRoVE, this office. 1t
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FOR SALE A light delivery wagon.
cheap, aud very pretty; have no use for
same. Can | 224 Pa. ave anl1-3t
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FOR SALE Grocery and provision store;
fresh, clean stock; will sell at bargain;
rent only $50; paying corner. BRAD
SHAW, 494 La. ave. ap1S-3t
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BOARD AND ROOM.

The INGLESIDE-Suite of rooms; pri-
EaUe batn: party CT gentlemen: with or
without board; also other nice rooms.
suumer prices. 519 18th st. NV. 1t
TIT. TisNPLAR-One square from CaDitoI
@of IA. ave; excellent board and runIn
fro3m - 10 SG per week. ani57t
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FOR SALE-Cigar store, near 7th and ID
SIS; fine location; good business so ar
ranged one-half rent returned BRAD
SHAW, 494 La. ave. apis
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WANTED-PaIty; gentleman or lady; with
ment; no risk; ;tsure to pay $500 for every
S 100 within zone year; references ex-
changed s. F.. P, o. Box 315, Wash
Ington. IL
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FOR SALE-LuDch and dining-room; near
dept. building, on prominent thorough
rontaIr ,aoe PassaiE sales, $7o0; bargain % BRAD.
SHAW 494 La. ave, ap1S-3t
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FOR RENT-Elegant large romns, suitable
for one or two gentlemen. $50 3rd st.
NV IL
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wANTFD-younr manto work at case a no
pIess: mus Toe experienced at poIh. ti rel
er,-f,,es REQUIRED. state wages eApecMuu, W.
Address w B. d, this ofnce Aeeiu
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FOR SALi;-We are showing 4 very large
assortment OF Monkeys Improved bry-
AIR / ce FOXES: the best ana most econou-
j, T. MOXLEY ICE BOX AND FIXTURE
co, factory rear or 214, ZIG. II . sth
ST. mhGS-Lf
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MIX. "A. TRisGINA
Teaches HARMONY,
FORM

ATION
instruction given at residence of pupil
Convenient hours. Terms, 81 per lesson
Address A. TREGINA, 519 sth st. So
mh24-2m
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CHURCH NOTICES.

SERVICES ut IL O'Clock q m and at 8
O'Clock D. m, by Rev. J. Anderson. u.
D., at sixth Street Church sw. IL
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ABOUT your bust, ladies-The Vic Datur
Is guaranteed TO develop any part Of
the bOuy 10 which it is applied WITHIN
thirty days. Address THE FI0 DATCR,
11S1 ana 1888 Broadway, New York City.
aDl S-4t-Slln
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WANTED-ROOMS,

NANTED-An unfurnished front room:
second or third floor; by young lady;
State terms. ZENDA, this office. api7-3t
WANTED "A student wishing to learn Ger
man, desires room and board in educated
German family. Address GERMAN. this
olllCe. ap16-3t, ,em
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NATIONAL DENTAL PARLORS,
aG6 = STREET Nw

o'p Il - L@i-GA ~ "
Gold Filings aud bridge work o spe-
CIalty. at tie lowest price. aUalgan nm
ings- 5cc. iuH sets or teeth on plates 50;
extracting, either by gas or local spray
absolutely painless, SOC: without. &c: All
work done by experts and guaranteed the
best; open on sundays FROM ! . TO 8
o CLOCK. mh22-tf
LADIES needing confidential treatment,
a SIRE and safP relief in all woIuan's
Complaints and irregularities q G1ld medal
awarded fOg the science or obstetrics from
the University OF Aiunich, Bavaria Strict
ly confide atiJl hrs. DR. RENNER, No
5 7th 81 Ne, near East Capitol 81, ash
lngtOT., ID. 4.
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FOR sALE- MISCELLANEOUS.

|
| FOR SALE-we are showing very large
| assortment OF Monkeys improved Try
| Air Ice Foxes. the best ana most eConou-
heal Tor hotels butchers anG gToceTs EE T.t3
| co, factory rear or 214, ZIG. 2le stn
ST. ne. mh2S-tf
FOR SALE-Oak bedroom set, 81; walnut
set, So; fine odd upholstered chairs, fancy
imported work table; odd bureaus, beds,
and washstands; large mirror, Inantel fold
ends 92i n Y ave. Can eseen Monday
and Tuesday; not home Sunday 1t
FOR SALE Great boom in mica: wanted
purchaser for mica mine. mineral right,
120 acres; $3,T so: gill produce fortune;
1000 pounds mica already mined Is in
ciudpd: owing 10 ti"kps.sS Egi --lI ut
great bargain for cash P. o. BOX 31o.
Woven wire Springs. 81 90
Hair Mattresses tires $500 90
Hair Mattresses remade. $500
SMITH & BACON, Mfrs,
ap1S-7t 1223 9TH st. NV.
FOR sALE-Cheap; I electr1 c fans; pulley,
betting, and snaftings- 625 La. ave.
ap1S-3t
FOR sALE-Full-biooded COW and calf and
twohefers two yearsold. Rockburn Farm,
Good Hope Hill, ID. c. ap1S-3t
FOR, sALE-Tables,, chairs, gas stove,
cooking utensils and dishes. 207 c st.
NV. 1t
FOR SALE-A new $50 Domestic sewing
machine to be sold at an extremely low
price to realize the cash. Address d. NJ.
s., this office. ap17-3t,em
FOR SALE-Exauisite cream brocade
satin waist at sacrifice; owner in mourn
ing Seen at 908 n. Y. ave. ap17-3t
FOR SALE-IIouse boat, 16x46; galvan-
lied iron roof cabin, 14X36; suitable
for gun club or camping party. Address
HOUSEBOAT, this Office. apl1-3J
FOR sALE-Just received, fine lot rab-
bits, guinea pigs, dogs, cats, binds, gold
fishes, poultry, etc. SCHM1D'S BIRD
STORE, az 18th st NV. ap1T-lmO
FOR SALE-S13 for S45 sewing machines;
slightly used, and in excellent condi ton;
if you want machine at lower price,
FUNK's SEWING MACHINE OFF ICE, cat
residencel, 327 st. Sc; open evenings till
8 O'Clock. ap17-3t
FOR SALE-Ice box, good as new, very
cheap. L. II. CARTER & son, 341 N
ST. sw. apl6-3t.cm
FOR SALE-Best butter ever ehurncd and
fresh from the churn twice week; price,
2Sc or pounds for 81 Remember If
IT'S R. B. YoUNG'S butter it is the best.
76 and TT st. market. or 50 Riggs mar
ket Postal orders promptly filled
FOR SALE--Tires- S5 pair; best 97 IS: full
guarantee. MINERALIZED RUBBER
CO., New YORK Agents wanted. ap16-7t
FOR sALE-New Rcca mandolin and case:
So 420 Mass. ave. NV. ap1 5-3t
FOR SALE-Two oanopy-top cut-under
surries; 2 2-seat traps, l runabout, 8 de-
livery wagons, 1 fine panel wagon, l
phaeton, dayton wagons, l buggy; all
kinds of secondhand vehicles boughI sold
and taken in exchange. 213 11th St NV.
ap147t
FOR SALE-Feed-wate neaUcr smoke
stack 80 inches diam eteT, 20 feet high),
wateT-tube boiler toU horse poweri, and
two power transmitters. all in first-cIass
condition. no reasonable offer refused
Apply to q. c. THOMPSON, Chief Engineer
Purity Ice Co, Afmory plifce. near 9th
and L stS. NV. fe2D-tf
FOR SALE-HORSES a ND VEHICLES
b. ID. Houck, 301 10th sc. NV; large
assortment or new and secondhand double
and single harness, 100 sets OF govern
ment wagon harness; also q large assort-
ment or double hack and coupe harness;
100 government saddles mhl9-1m
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LOST.


LOST-In Center Market or between mar
ket and I'd and Sts. ne, a large amber
brooch. Finder please return to 1913
Mass. ave. ne. and receive reward 1t
LOST-Small Yorkshire terrier; flaxen
hair on head, yellOwlSh body, long tail
aud ears, name TwecDy. Reward If Te-
turned to Mrs. REDDINGTON, 1884 L st.
ap1S-3t
LOST the person who picked up
loCkcUl COX on q st. bet 14Jh and 1lth
last night please return To 1907 g st?
1t EN-
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HOUSES ES-SUBURBAN.
WANTED-Suburban house suitable for
grocery store; not over 8 miles from city:
With one-haif acre Of land $1G0 cash; bal
ancs mogthly payments TOM SIItlLI-
tANs e1o q ~ aWs aRl6-7tep
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A. v. HOLMES.

Mandolin, Banjo and Guitar. Special
Offer-A fine So 90 Tipald mandolin, 81 90
instruction book, sheet music and 20 les
sons for S15. Spring term, 20 lessons, S10
Studio Room 3 934 + ST. mh22-im
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BUSINESS CHANCES

AN EXPERIENCED man, who has posi-
tion, now in the grocery business, would
like to meet party with capital enough TO
Office 1t
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vvANTND-Bo BoARnERs.

THE HERN-D0N CAFE, 1885 n. Y. ave,
NV. furnishes first-Class board at Sl2
ana $40 per month; also desirable rooms at
reaScilable rdleS. epi2-7t-em
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DR.. Ledtherman,

Expert SnCci.i!st ~ 81 & cure cf al forms Of
private diseases. Structure. HytlrOcele and
ldrcocefc quickly cured. Diseases Of the
blood, skin, bladder. Kidneys and syph-
lHjIc diseases permanently cured Vital
powers restored. Consultation free.
Hours, 8 TO II. 10 > Tuesday Thurs
day and Saturday evenings, . 10 &. No
OUS + NV. Closed sundays. Wh14-If
No matter what YOU have heard others
say you VIII be surprised when you look
through our nIs lot Df CilStOU-Tua,tC suits,
little worn, at prices that Will make your
heart beat with Joy Call and see US
JUSTH'S OLD STAND, 619 St NV.
apl31w
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wANTED-HousEs.

WANTED-To rent; a small house ON w
& Q Railway, between Washington and
Hcrndon. w. a. c., this office. 1t
WANTED-By May /, q or 7-room house
to. exceed $25 ADDRESS p B. F., this
ofnce. ap1S-3t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-25
COMMON SENSE CLUB.
PYRAMID PILE CURE ttK,ss PILES
PERMANENTLYsBrs tu.ING
THE CAUSE.
Remarkable Remedy Which Is Bringing
tomfort In thousands of Sufferers.

Probably half the people who see this
article suffer from piles. II is one or
the commonest diseases ana one of the
most obstinate People nave II fos
years and inst becaUse IL IS not imme-
diatelv fatal they neglect it, Careless
ness causes no end Of suffering. Careless
ness about so simple a thing as piles has
often caused death. Hemorrhnges oc-
cur from no apparent cause and loss OF
blood causes death. Hemorrhagcs oc-
cur during surgical treatment. often
causing death.
Piles are simple in the beginning and
easily cured They can be cured even
in the worst stages. without pain or loss
Of blood. quickly. surely and completely.
There Is only one remedy thaI VIII do II
Pyramid Pile Cure.
II aiays the inflammation Immediately.
heals the irritatod surface ana with con-
tinued treatment reduces the sweiilns
and puts the membranes INTO good sound
healthy conditlon. The cure Il thorough
ana permanent.
Here are some voluntary ana unsohcl-
ted testimonials we have lately received:
Mrs. NJ. G. Hinkly 6Jl Mississippi street
indianapolis. Ind. says: Have been a sur
fcrer from the pain and annoyance OF
piles for fifteen years. The pyramid Pie
cure and Pyramid pills gave me imme-
diatc relief and in short time COM
plcte cure.
Mr.. NJ. Griffin. proprietor Of the Griffin
House. Detroit. Mich. says: have been
sufferer from piles until three years
ago I bought one box Of the Pyramid
Pile Cure and since then ] have had no
piles. have recon mended them TO many
friends and guests at my hotel. every
one Of whom has been cured.
The above il true as my experience mas
proved it and I hope it may induce other
81 fcrers 10 try the Pyramid.
\ little book on cause ana cure OF
piles will De mailed free TO any ADDRESS
by writing 10 Pyramid Drug company
MaIshall Mich.
DRUGGISTS sell full sized packages OF
Pyramid Pile cure at % cents
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-25
ORD DOMFNTONTTES REJOICE.
Greetings sent to the Chairmen i'm Ohio
and New York.

The regular meeting of the Old Domn-
ion Democratic club was held in their
club-rOOmS last night. After routine busi-
ness had been transacted "A resolution IN
regard 10 changing the city charter was
offered but owing to the slim attendance.
was laid over until the next meeting.
The committee appointed at the last
meeting to draft suitable resolutions 10
be sent to the chairman OF the party In
New York and OHIO reported the ioi-
lowing:
Whereas the old Dominion Democratic
Club of the city OF Richmond. having
noted the splendid gains OF victories OF
recent State elections and the return OF
States TO the Democratic fold that were
not with rs i'm the last presidential cleo
ton, therefore.
Resolved. That the old Dominion DEM
ocratic club send greetings 10 the Democ-
racy of the United States, and views the
result OF the different State elections re-
Gently held as sure evidence or sue
cess TO our grand old party In 1900. when
the cause OF the people. as represented
I'm that patriotic and gifted son OF Nc
braska, W. j, Bryan. shall triumph ana
restore TO the nation a government OF the
people. by the people and FOR the people.
as distinguished from a government or
Czarism and Republican misruie, hypoc-
racy and plumber
Resolved. That "A copy OF these resolu-
tons be sent to the different Democratic
organizations OF the country, with the
assurance that the Mother 81 states only
LOYALTY TO Democratic faith aud princi-
pies. and emphasize IL with her usual ma
ior'tv for the nominees OF our party In
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PERSONAL md GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's Cit
IONS and Other Matters.

The number OF the new fire alarm box
to be placed at the corner Of Fourth
and Clay streets will be 3ij.
Mr. John S Ham. a prominent business
man Of Allegheny county and Mr.. w. w.
old. Jr, Of Norfolk. are at Murphy's.
The Industrial Chapter OF Holy Trinity
church gave a Thanksgiving dinner yes
terday afternoon at SO7 east Main street.
Mr. s. s Thomas. member Of the House
OF Delegates. from Clarke and Warren
counties. were among the visitors at the
State Library building.
Mrs. Loretta Small-Ford makes the an
uOuncomcnt that she I'm her petition for
divorce. prayed to be allowed TO resume
her former name-JacksOn. and that here
after she will be known by the name OF
Mrs. Loretta jackson.
a biz bull which was being driven
from the G. d O. yards yesterday morn.
ing TO "a commission merchant on Cary
street TO whom he was consigned. fell
into the canal near the foot Of Twenty
eighth street. and was with difficulty res
cued
The regular weekly meeting of the
Young Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will be held tomorrow in
the parlors OF the Womaus Christian
Association at 4 o'clock promptly being
postponed ON account Of Thanksgiving-
Day. A large attendance is especial
ly desired
In the report OF the musical programme
of the Klondike Festival at Trinity
church on Tuesday night the duet by
Misses Alma Atkinson and Violet Rich
ardson was Internationally omitted They
sang delightfully."-. "In the Sweet Sum
merime by Miss Hennng. ana had 20
respond TO an encore.
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HE WOULD NOT SERVE.
CAPT. GUIGON DOES NOT DESfhL
TO BE JUDGE ADVOCATE.
The Case OF Mr.. Folkes VIII Come Up he
fore Ms Camp. sitting as Court-Ma
tiaI on Next Monday Night.

The coming cOurt-martial next Mon-
day night is the chief topic OF CONVEX
sdtion among he Vetera ms. Oh anu
young. in this city. As the proceedings
will be public there is no doubt tha' a
large number OF spectators VIII De on
hand.
Mr. Minetree Folkes has refused 10
say so far as to whether he VIII make
any fight before the court martiai. but
it is thought that he will be represented
at that time by one OF the city best
lawyers.
A few DAYS ago a telegram was re-
ceived from Mr.. G. h. West by MI ko-
bert Lecky. Jr. chairman Of the lnves-
tigatng Committee. demanding that the
committee be held open until his return.
and stating that he was collecting i'm
portant evidence in New York. The tel
egram further said that he had mailed
a letter stating his position in full. This
letter has not yet come TO hand. nor
has anything further. so far as Is known
been heard from Mr.. West.
HE WILL NOT SERVE.
The committee appointed to report to
the Camp Monday night as TO the
charge and specifications in the case or
Mr. Folses will meet again Friday night
to complete the report To the Camp. II
is said mat captain "A. -. tuikon - the
man the Camp would like - have for
Judge Advocate At the court-martial trial
hut the Captain told a Times reporter
yesterday that he would not accept the
position.
JUDGE WRIGHTS SUCCESSOR.
Lee Camp has received no official in
formation Of the declination of Judge
=. r. Il. Wright to serve on the Nete-
rams History Committee. but this infor-
nation will be i'm hand by Friday night
when the Camp will recommend a person
to take the place Of Judge Wright.
Col. Jno Cussons was in the city yes
tsrday. lie declined 10 say anything with
reference to the proposed investigation OF
the conduct of members Of the Veterans
History Committee.
IN FAVOR OF MIR. FOLkES.
The committee Of five who are 10 report
TO the Camp Monday night. are said TO be
favorable 10 Mr.. Fokes. In other words,
this committee will not recommend ms
expulsion. Two. il is stated. favor ek-
pelling the Commander, but three VIII
not Join in recommending such a severe
penalty. II would not be surprlslns'
therefore. should there be two reports,
the majority one recommending sehlle
reprimand and the minority expulsion
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-25

The funeral OF the late John \. BEER
took place yesterday afternoon az
O'Clock from the residence of his brother
in-law. Professor Jacob Reinhardt. me
attendance was large and included many
well known German-American citzans.
Rev. Hartley Carmichael. ID. d.. oiiiciated
and the hymns were sung by a quartette
consisting Of Miss Nellie Rogers. Mrs.
Clarence CABOT. Captain Frank Cunning
ham and Mr.. William If. Grant. Mr.
Manly b. Ramos presided over the piano.
Germania Lodge. No. Is. knights Of
Pythias. Of which Mr. Beier was "a mcm-
Der attended the funeral in a body The
interment was made i'm Hollywood. and
AT the grave the burial service OF the
knights Of Pythias was read in German.