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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-04-24
RAILROADS.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD
STATION CORNER or SIXTH AND b
SHEETS

RAILROAD
STATION CoRNEK or SIXTH AND b
STREETS.
f'2U a N. week d8ys-PITTSBUHg tx.
bnre, 5sSI,paIlor and Dining Cars, Harris
io.oe a ~ PENIS YLvANIA LIMITED
| ? ohg a,lnlan sleeping. Dining, smoking ana
CpsSIvatlon cars, harrisburg to Chicago
CINCINNATI, Indianapolis. st Louis fIeSs
H ia1 ana Toledo Buffet Parlor Car 70
1880 A. ~ FAST LINE-Pm,,uan t,,r,..
! t;ar iot !. eaT to Harrisburg Burres ParI0r
Express - Sleeping Car Wasbingto,
s1- 81 Louis, and Sleeping and Dj1ine
ana t!Itla I.soaFS 10 81 Louis, Cincinnati
Ito r a. HEsTERa ExPKEss-p,a,-
man Sleeping Car to PittsbuTq, Cldeas %
S,ar "a aair,r,isDurg TO Cleveland Dining
7.lO z; II. SOUTHWESTERN ExPREsa
! tI,,, uiiilan STEPPING Cars Wasbin gtOn IN
| fIusDurg and Harrisburg to S. Ia.,3S
sna LOUISVILLE tvia CineinnatD- Uinlnr
t0.4o T.. M. PACIFIC ExpREss-pr,t-
man Sleeping Car to PittshaIrg
f.5O a ~ Tor Kane. Cananfsfct7a. gocbes.
Snna anu niagara Falls daily, except
1880 a NJ for EImsra and .senovo aauv-
SSarePC sunday. For Lock Haven week
guys ana WiiIiafBspOrt sundays, $40
lilo .; M. Tor wHHanlsport. Rochester
Cot ttoio am Niagara Falls daily. except
30 So1sSuraay, with STEPPING Ca. Washin gton
" ouspeDslon BHGge, via Buffalo
~ ~ 4 NJ Tor Enc, CaEandaigua, Roebes-
ssr su1I i.b, and Niagara Tails daily,
.s4eepang Car WaShn gton to E1Hira
For PniIadeIpnia. Sew Y0rl ana
the East
40 r.. II. CONGRESSIONAL LINZ
LED, daily, all Paricr Cars. with DIP
! % ming Carr. 500, s.OL, IL 90 dining
Hair!. and 100 dining Car from WIZ
1906 and i1.s5 r e ii On n9 sahd ia; , o SS
Sa az from WIImlngt0nl A M, ~ 10, 8 rs.
Philadelphia only, r asst Express, 7 80 A
! a. n- week days. Express IL 10 p.
5;5nA IL week days, " ana 3. IS fpf r H.
For al Atlantic City Via Delaware River
FOR EIti46re' IS, 90 q 49, 10 90 S s63,
1900. 1880. 100 and 1i5O a m
ltedl, ago, 45o, 8 40, SIS. s 50, 7 10
1000, 1910, Ills and IL 80 p 10.
I1.O0 a. m II Is, Is, z o. B pb. 8 40.
400 limitedJ, 4.zO, 8. 40, 6I5, $50,
TO, 1000, 10. 40 and II 50 p IN,
For rope Greek Line Z 90 "a M and SO
=. m. daily, except Sunday.
F0r Annapolis, 100, 900 a. m, 1918
s saIe.E ~ p 6d m, daily except Sunday
Atlanuc Coast Line-Express for Flor
ida and POINTS on Atlantic Coast
Line, $50 a. IT., 3 40 D. m daily:
Richmond only, To- 81 "a. II. week da IS:
Atlanta Special, via Richmond and Sea
board AR Line, lao p. III daily. Ae-
COMMUNICATION for QuantlcO, 7.45 a. IA
! md 20 p. m. week days.
: Ticket Offices. corner Fifteenth and q
streets, and at the station, sixth ana b
streets. where orders ca L be lert for CHECK
,Dg OF baggage to destination from hOteLs
and residences.
]. B. HUTCHINSON, General Manager.
I j. z. WOOD. General Passenger AgenR
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FOR RENT Zone large front room, fur,
for gentlemen; good location; cheap.
927 & st. Sw aD24-2t,em
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FOR RENT-RooMs.

FOR RENT Three fine large rooms and
bath on same floor, all nicely papered
and conveniently arranged for light house
keeping; can be seen Sunday. 900 N. u
ave. Sc. Item
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SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE.

WANTED-By nice colored girl, place as
chanhermaid and nurse. Call 1927 Cor
Coran st. Item
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FOX KtN1-2d-fioOr front room. suitable
Tor one or two gentlemen, including
board, $l4 per mo each. 1895 18th ST.
NV II
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A AOUNG man wishes a good situation
and make himself generally useful, in
city; good references, If necessary. Call
or address Ga Defrees st NV. ap22-3t-em
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


THE ELDRUH- First-class board and ba tn;
location high and healthy. Grant road,
between Chevy Chase and Tenle ytown cars.
ap24-3t,em
THE TEMPLAR; one square from Capitol,
207 Senete ave; excellent board and
room, from 81 to Sc per week.
ap247t-em
WANTED At 1928 18th St, NV, boa rders;
So per week; fruit, green vegetables, in
season. good cooking; neat, clean service
Mr. and Mrs. BUTLER (oolored) 1t
A FEW boarders accommodated in pri-
vate residence in Laurel, convenient to
station; pleasant rooms; good board terms
moderate. Address Mrs. C0NNELL.L Laurel,
Nd. APART
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For SALE-SURrRBAN.

FOR SALE Cheap, Brookland, 5-room cot
tage and stable. OWNER, sos 9Th ST. NV
ap23-3t
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FOR RENT-Furnisfed-O large front
rom, suitable for two gentlemen or
man and wire, without or without beard;
also han room. go St.nW 1t
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THE IMPORTED English hackney stallion,
Coastgnard, will stand Tuesdays and
Fridays at keleher's stables, 425 Sth St !:
Two 1lrst prizes. ap23-1 IL, EN-
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SITUATIONS wANrED-TEAIALR.

WANTED-Washing &c DO a home 400
Wilson St NV, Howardtown. 1t
WANTED Situation by woman as cook
or ciambernaid; frst-class ref. 1902 L.
10th St NV. ap23-3t
WANTED Places for girls; chamber
maid, nurse, and cook; best city refs.
zoos 10th st. NV. aD23-3t
WANTED-A cook s place; city refs
BERTIE MAHoNEY, 46l K st. sH. 1T
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FOR sALE-HousEs.

FOR SALE-The finest 6-rm. ana ceiiar
mouse ever offered for So $50; location
northwest that will grow you into money,
ii you are busy during the day, can SHOW
you the interior arrangement ana hanu
some decorations by gaslight; house en-,
t1rely new and d bargain you Will De gldu
10 accept; cali at % fla. ave. NV at an
liIle house about one square away on
concreted avenue. OWNER ap23-2t
FOR SALE-Paying rent is bad poncy
when IL home can be had reasonable IN
an Improving section for 500 casn anu
Slo permORth. Newtwo-story frame house
with about 1000 feet of ground, 3O-1t.
alley, porch, Is IL IT.; parking; hydrant
water at the kitchen uOor, stable, etc., III
rev blocks of new electric car line anu
thelr fine office building and car-housei
east OF Lincoln Park. Don't miss this OPP
pofGunlty. Price, 81 ,425; title perfect. y.
nj. BRYANT, Owner, Warder building.
ap233t
FOX SALEM. Pleasant, north side OF
fark st.; 10-room house, "a. IN. l.; 13,oOo
IT, or ground; can be bought low on easy
terms; owner wants to leave city. Apply
Bio 10th st. ap23-3s
FOR SALE-432 18th ST. se.-S rooms and
bath; a. III. i can be sold on easy terms.
Apply to ID B.. GOTTWALS, owner, 81
18th NV. ap22-4t
FOX SALE-A beautiful new mouse;
rooins and bath; south front; within one
square cable cars; price only S4,ooO' q
little cash and balance $40 monthly and IN
tereSt. takes IL this week; JOHN r.
PARET, l4l1 Il st. me- 19-tr'eIn
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,yANrEp-rosrAaE srAMps

WANTED-For cash, GukinGls OF old United
States postage End department. stansps.
collections also bought. q. F. DUNK
HORST. loU5 9TH ST. ,IB fe9-1
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FOR RENT SOB X st. NV, two large
unfur. rooms, second floor, south front,
and one fur; opposite Mount Vernon Park.
ap24-3t,em
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gRURrH NOTICES.


SPiRITUALISM services at 3
and 7:30, at the Temple, 513 9th ST.
Lecture by Mr.. I. Hayward Gigniiliat,
graduate of the L. s. n. Academy. Dis
course followed by psychometric readings
and personal tests DR.. Matthews, me-
dunn. Circle, Tuesday and Thursday nights;
residence, 1021 Vt. ave. Item
SPIRITCA SM-Wonn' Hall, T21 9Th
ST. NV; Mrs. Zoller, assisted by Mrs. Row
land, Will hold her usual Sunday eyeni-g
meeting; psychOmetric readings, tests, etc;
seance Wednesday evening at residence,
S13 9Th st. NV; interviews daily Item
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIS TS-Atehurch
on Sth st ne, bet. + and q SITS, this morn
ing: Sabbath-sChool at 10 and preaching
at l1:15 Elder V H. Lucas the pastor,
will also speak tomorrow sunday even
inE at & O'Clock Public invited to all ser
vices 1t
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WANTED -Pupils to learn telegraphy.
OPERATOR, this office. 1t
WANTED-By fiTst-class dressmaker; will
make dresses for 81. Nj, this office;
will call 1t
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BOARD AND ROOM.

FlBST-CLASS board ana front room: well
fur. for > persons. at $40 per month; also
single TUUus and board 1919 18th St
NV. ap2y-3t
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FOR RENT Three fine large rooms and
bath on SAME floor, all nicely papered
Keeping; can be seen Sunday. 9o9 N. Z.
ave. Sc. Item
FOR RENT n. Y. ave. NV, 3 unfur.
rooms, suitable for light housekeeping;
bath same floor. Item
FOR REHT-5 unfur rooms, for light
housekeeping for a small family; in The
country. just short walk from Soldiers
Home, also "A fur. room with board, for two
gentlemen or man and WIFE plenty OF good
shade, water, fruit, etc. .. u. f., this
office. Item
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms; price
very moderate; beautiful location; No.
iii st.nw ap24-3tem
FOR RENT May / +, large 2d-story front
Rooms; single or en- suite; with or without
board. 1l21 18th st. nw.- opposite Port
land: summer rates. ap24-3t-em
FOX RE&T-ss nice rooms, Furnished or I'M
furnished: suitable for light housekeep-
ing; very cheap. 449 Mass. ave, NV
ap24-3t-em
FOR RENT-1102 n. Y. ave, fur. rooms;
light housekeeping; summer rates.
FOR RENT-Unfurnlshed A rooms on I'd
floor, on third; large closets, gas, bath,
steam heat; good location; nice grounds;
rev doors from cable cars. 327 9Th st. sc.
ap24-3t,em
FOR RENT or fur or unfur. rooms; no
New Jersey ave. NV APP 4-3t EN-
FOR RENT nicely fur rooms, suitable
for light housekeeping; LIST floor. 446
ST. NV, near N. l.. MaTk;'t. ap24-3t-em
FOR RENT-636 | ST. NV, z fur rooms
and uHfGr.; light and cool; nice loca-
ton' use of the piano. ap24-3t-em
FOR RENT-NIce, comfortable furnished
rooms; transients accommodated. sos
9th st. NV. ap24-3t-em
FOR RENT-Oniy S4. so Ffve-roomframes,
with Potomac water; on Turner st. ne,
near Bladensburg road THOS. Il. WAC
CANAAN, 317 + ST. NV. ap24-3t, EN-
FOR RENT SOB X St NV, two large
unfur. rooms, second floor, south front,
and one fur; opposite Mount Vernon Park.
aP24-3t,em
FOR RENT One large front room, fur,
for gentlemen; good location: cheap.
921 Z st. sw- ap24-2t,em
FOR RENT-3 1st floor com. roomS; corner
house; bay window front; suitable for
housekeeping; range in Kitchen gas; bath;
81 S47 Z st. sw., near Smithsonian. 1t
FOR RENT-737 / 3th st NV, l or
cool front rooms; very reasonable; 81. 50
per week up. 1t
FuR KEA1-2d-fioOr front room, suitable
Tor one or two gentlemen, including
board, Sl4 per mo. each. 1885 eth ST.
NV. IL
FOR RENT-Furnished- large front
rom, suitable for two gentlemen or
man ana WlIe, without or without beard;
also han room. 40 st. NV 1t
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FOR RENT-1102 n. Y. ave, fur. rooms;
light housekeeping; summer rates.
NJ
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FOR RENT-A Broom brick nCCse on
Bruce ave, Garfield City; water CCnven-
lent and stable for cow and horse. In
quire Of OWNER, rear 1912 18th st. NV,
or agent, JOSEPH HOLLIE, at Garfield.
ST 80 per month. ap24-3t
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LOST.

LOST-On Sth, bet. g and l NV, pair
of skeleton gOld-framed spectacies- he
ward if returned to T12 So NV. ap24-3t
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FOUND

FOUND-Ice cream. A No. /, 9Oc. per gal;
absolutely pure: brick cream and water
ices LACEY :. sol and sos \. Y. ave.
ap23-3t,em
FOUND-CanFasse prospectus OF Shake
speare's WORKS. Call at Times building
ana identify S1Ine and pay reward to
finder ap22-3t
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FOR SALE-Bicycles- dealers and riders,
attention; unredeemed bicycles at one
third value; l-olunbias, SyIacuses, PAGERS,
Ramb.ers, Sltaldings, Marches, Worlds,
Flyers, Niagaras and other prominent
makes, FOR ladies, gentlemen and children;
new and secondhand SundTies and parts;
salesrooms ope n evenings, we also exchange
or buy outright, taken on storage. bicycle
suits, $40. foot pumps, 39c.: also bicycle
shoes. NEW YORK CYCLE Co., 434 9Th
ST. NV. apl7-et
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FOR RENT-CoTTAGE.

FOR RENTAL Colonial Beach, new cot
tage, with summer garden; fine location
for restaurant. Apply LOCKSMlTH, sos
9TH st SW Item
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FOR RENT-ROOMS

FOR RENT-A nicely fur bay window
front room; I'd floor; private family:
central; refs; gentleman preferred. III
18th st NV. dp24-ot
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FOR SALE-SewiRg machine; New Singer;
latest improved. all attachments. oak
frame: S2S. today only; also large mir ror
s4r.I everal large upholstered Chairs; cheap.
S2l New York ave. 1t
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FOR RENT 40 Q NV; house open for in
speCtiGn Improvements going on; rooms;
halls; hot water: range; bath; parking; gas;
house arranged for = families; rent $50.
ap23-3t
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FOR SALE-BICYCLEs.

TO THE East washington Cycling Public:
Bicyclsts desiring to form a club of East
Washington cyclists viii receive full par
0culars by calling on US. THE EAST CAP
IT0L CYCLE Co, 724 E. Cap. ST., j. r.
Johnston, Secretary. Item
FOR SALE-Linwood tandem; standard,
$50; cost $3.50. Apply 434 st. NV.
aD22-3t
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FOR E-Ncwly-patented telephone de-
vice. viii show large profit on small IN
vcStmcnt OF 500: exclusive control OF
Washington Call, DENNIS, 207 Pa. ave.
NV. II
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FOR RFNT-HOJSES.

FOR RENT-Large furnished house, Shen-
andoah Co, Va, convenient to railroad;
orchard, garden. plenty shade and good
water: would take rooms in city as part
payment Address 81 5 \. Y. ave Item
FOR RENT-Rent reduced; No. 221 Sd st.
NV: brick: 3 stories and cellar; l . rUOms
and bath: all mod. imps. Apply to b. II.
WARNER & co. or owner, 300 st. NV.
aD24-3t-en
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FOR SAIE-IOTS

FOR SALE $4,000 cash; worth $4,000,
i building lots. adjoining 4th st. and N
c. ave. Sc; 70 feet front. JOIN F.
DONOHOE, 3OS E. Cap. st. ap24-3t, em
CORRESPONDENT of Tenallytown cleo
$50 to $3.50. Not far from Chevy Chase.
Best territory for speculate Apply Room
"a, Loan and Trust Building ap2O-tf
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FOR SALE-An Estey organ In good con-
dition. cheap. 2l7 . st NV Item
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WANTED Horse and light rig in coln-
try for its keeping; will buy If suits:
best of care GOOD ATTENTION. thus
office. ap24-2t
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FOR RENT-TwO communicating 'front.'
rooms furnished or unfurniShed; with
or Without board; near Ave cars; 9O9
22d st. NV ap242t
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WILL rent my beautiful rustic pavilion
Tor The season; also roof OF same for adj
Fer1SeInentS situated n ear main entra nee
OF Zoo Park. Address E PIER, this office.
Gp22-3t
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The above is only portion of the prop
erty on my books. For full list call at
office for bulletin. issued on the LIST and
5tll. THOS. E WAGGA MAN,
aD3i-tf gl7 ST NV
Arizona republican., 1897-11-26

with the Jessie, H. K. Behn is work ing on a group of four claims. The main claim being worked is the New Year, the shaft of which reached tfe 16O point on the filth inst. MIr. Behn on that date let a contract to run down forty feet deeper. The ore shows three ounces in gold, forty ounces in silver and forty ounces in lead. Three feet is in concentrating ore. Mr. Behn has shafts on the other three claims in the group, which lie against the Jessie, these showing pay ore. The location of these claims lying so close to the Jes- sic and McCabe makes MT. Behn's prospects look favorable indeed.
 The Jim Crow claim adjoins the Mo Cabe on the north. Shaft is down 12O feet and drifting has been done in a small way. Good indications. Mrs. Sarah Foran, Henry Stoddard and J.. s. Riley of Wagerville CMcCabe camp) are interested in this claim.
 Again I find I am encroaching on valuable space in The Republican, so that I am compelled to delay fur ther mention of the Chapparal (which includes the big McCabe) and whas is in sight with reference to the Big Bug and onyx fields. It will come in due time. PITTOCK.
Arizona republican., 1897-11-26

If you have a mine to sell. or to bond, or if you know Of desirable mining property that is for sale, please write to or call upon the min ing editor of the Arizona Republican
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-20

WASHINGTON, l.. c., March l9-Nr'
McDo~en. CLERK OF The House Oh l'epio-
of,cial notice OF ten contested election
$50 some twenty more are expected,
hun as tho law requires the the tesu-
,nonv TO accompany the case when hled.
II may be some time before they are al
in. The cases filed are as follows:
NJ. r. Aldrich ". Thomas ;. Flowman'
Fourth Alabama District
Grafton Is. Grove Us. Oscar NJ. Under
wood. Ninth Alabama District
j. S. Willis vs.. l.. Irving. First Della
ware District
NJ. NJ. Godfrey Hunter rs. John :. Rhea,
Third Kentucky District.
Cornelius J. Jones ". Thomas c. Catch
ings. Third Mississippi District.
VI. 5. Neuderberg vs.. Thomas H..
Tongue, First Oregon District.
r. A. Wise vs.. William a. Young, Sec
ond Virginia District
II. r. Thorp vs.. Sidney p. Epps. Fourth
Virginia District.
John X. Brown VS.. Claude A. Swanson,
Fifth Virginia District
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only Eleven Cases Arc Pending-iive arc
f,mu,titor Prisoners.

WASHINGTON ~. c. MAJ gu
u consul o. General Lee toicsrapheu
Tho state Department that Chart S'o'.
and Estcban NcnerO had been released
from prison SCOTS final DISCHARGE was
YESTERDAY ordered by the Havana courts
undcr instructions from Madrid ana Con-
ul-GcncrmI Lee cables that he mas been
set at liberty.
Vencro was arrested in September near
Havana. and evidence Of his American
naturalization was furnished in Dccem-
Der. 30 charges against him have ever
been learned.
These cases leave about eleven cases
pending. Five of these are the compeu-
tor prisoners. one of whom William
Lcavitt. Is British subject. the others
caught on the competitor while engaged
I'm landing arms April 25th last were Al
fred Labordo q native citizen; William
Gndca. naturalized. ona Melton
a native citizen. and 'hailes
Barrett. native. They were SEN
fenced 20 death but new tflal
was granted Melton and l--ett VIII
probably Ice released this week.
George Washington. AugWrze. Is also
ON The list for an carly release.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-20

had done cueh faithful service were goo
ins 10 be at the meetins and. although
they were i'm the preachers pocket. ta0r
were enough L. draw tie entire popula-
ton.
preacher Pettcl walked past the crowd
with his usual hearty Good morning.
boys. and mounted the platform. his
opening prayer just struck our fancy
because it WIS 10 short only about tao
sentences. asking for help.
Then he began hymn about being
far from home and wanting FOO he leI cn
and sang 10 SO softly and we'll that Dc WAS
"a question whether De was saint and
didn't belong in Arkansas. or The biggest
hyp0crite on the face OF the whole earth
and ought 20 be I'm Missouri
"All the men were getting mighty in
tcrested by that time. When the hymn
was over he picked up Bible 10 look for
Il text. Everybody took a fresh piece ot
tobacco and crossed his legs % listen.
"lt was marvellous TO see how hls
fingers ran over the leaves of that book
and pulled out the page he was looking
for just as they had ripped and shuiiled
the cards.
"He opened up and went no II tooth and
nail told Us ALI about what a bad man
ne had been. and how he preferred %
play poker m one tine ana drink ana
steal horses than TO sleep and cat ana De
I'm good health.
"Ile said no had been a pretty good
hand 40 such things and that Dee could
pull four aces out OF pack OF cards as
easy as rolling OFF a log and could do up
any poker game in Arkansas FOR any
amount. only that money wasn't what ne
was after Just then and didn't cut any
figure He was q dead shot. lie told
how he had made an ace out OF i've
spot at twenty yards, and offered 10
prove it right there II any man would
hold the card.
Probably everybody believed him. for
I didn't hear anybody offer 70 hold the
card. After the experience OF the night
before we didn't doubt his skin at eamb-
ling.
1T was all mighty interesting and
don't believe there was man IN the
crowd who even remembered about the
5000 while he was talking. Then he be-
gan 10 talk nicely like tenderf'oot. and
aver1 body BEGAN to feel tad and thu
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-20
4 l,i>lIop> Blnnler

According TO dispatch from Roanoke.
Va. Bishop Willard H. Mallalieu. while
presiding in that city Sunday night at
the missionary anniversary OF the Virgin
Ia Conference of the Northern Methodist
Church. received package containing
a Confederate flag upon which was print
ed
CO tho Confederacy.' and hsneath neat
~ tvrewrltten. The emblem under whica
fought for States rights the brayest ana
noblest band OF heroes the world ever
produced. the followers OF Lee and Jack
son and others equally gallant, who con-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-20
TICTORIES TOR THE SPANISH.
Several Commanders Report Having En-
gagcmcnts with Rebels.

HAVANA. March 19.-Adviccs have been
received here that on the night of March
18th the rebels made an attack upon the
town OF Jiguani. in the Santiago de Cuba
province. using two cannon of small cali
bre which they directed against the forts.
inficting considerable damage. The in
surgenfs were finally rcpulscd by the gar
rison and retired. leaving eleven dead on
the field and carrying number Of dead
and many wounded men with them The
losses Of the rebels included six of their
leaders among the killed.
The loss of the garrison was an officer
Of the volunteers wounded and four SOL
Giers killed and eighteen wounded.
General Roy. with his column. left
Neguitas on March 18th. taking the direc-
tion Of Jiguani. He was constantly hred
upon by bands Of rebels along the road
and at Sahana Jucabanta the enemy
were found in large force occupying
strong positions The troops made a." of
tack upon the rebel positions by front
and flank. striking them simultaneously lu
three columns, and dislodged the enemy
after a short fight. The losses Of the
troops were five urivatcs killed. and
major. two captains and thirty-five pri-
Yates wounded.
Continuing his march General Rey
found n force of the enemy inirenched
at CantillO. The rebels tried 10 preVcGt
the advance Of the troops. but the latter
divided into fOuf columns forced passage
after short resistance on the part of
the enemy The latter did but little firing.
but the troops. nevertheless. lost one man
killed and the chaplain Of the column
and six privates were wounded.
Colonel BORDEN. with his command.
while mafC hing or the road to Mayo
Jigua. near the central trocha. found the
rebels entrcnched i'm such position as
to bar his passage. These troops attacked
the entertainments and. after spirited
combat cautured the position and COM
pletelv dispersed the enemy who left
seven mcr dead in the entertainments.
The troops had two men killed and
eighteen wounded.