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The evening times., 1897-02-18
PRICES DECLINED AT FIRST.
Soon, However, the Stock Market
Became BuOYant Again.

Became BuOyant Again.
New York. Feb. 1S.-The stock market
was narrow and professional again this
morning At the opening. prices were in
clined to sag. owing to lower cables from
London. the latter the result OF the Euro
pean political complication The early de-
cline here was equal to Liars per cent
Tobacco, falling 3-4, TO IL; Missouri Pa
cific. "a, to 19 3-S; Jersey Central, 77Sa
81 "a, and Hooking Valley. "a to 8.
The last named was depressed on ac-
count of the uncertainty regarding the
payment OF the March interest on the
companys bonds. Mauhattan's weakness
was the result OF rumOTs that the company
would have to issue big block OF bonds
to provide for the equipment Of the road
with electric MOTIVE power. The decline
brought in good buying orders, and be-
fore the expiration OF the first hour, the
entire list was on the upgrade once more
Manhattan rallied rapidly 10 50 from
sc -. white Lead preferred jumped 10
81, Tobacco 4 to "a IA and Rubber
preferred 1 to II 12. The general mar
ket at this time showed a recovery Of Is
to ga from the lowest. American Spirits
stocks were in request right from the start,
the common advancing rs to II SIS and
preferred SIS to 33 3S. The buying was
based on the improved outlook for the
trade At IL O'Clock the speculation was
firm.
A further break i n Hooking Valley bonds
and the heaviness of the anthracite coslers
had weakenin effect on thestock market
after IL O'Clock. Hooking Valley common
dropped to Is, while the fives broke
to 60, and the skies to 80 1-2. Among
the anthracite coalers Reading declined
3-4 to 23 70. jersey Central | 5-S to 81,
Delaware and Hudson = 70 lee "a. and
other notably weak stocks were Wheeling
and Lake Erie preferred. the Changers
andL louisville and Nashville. London houses
were sellers Of the last named At midday
the market was weak in tone.
Chicago Grain and Provision Ma
Corrected daily by W. B. Hibbs * Co.,
Rankers and Brokers. Members of the
Y. Y. Stock Exchange, 1921 street
The evening times., 1897-02-18
MINOR CAPITOL MATTERS.
Amendments to Various Bills Sub.
mitted in Congress.

mitted in Congress.
Senator Sherman offers an amendment TO
the sundry civil bill giving $1,000 for res
toratI0n and care of public monuments to
Revolutionary soldiers in the District.
Gen. j. c. Breckinridge. president OF the
Sons of the American Revolution, addresses
a letter to Senator Sherman in which he
favors the appropriation proposed by sena-
tor Frye to provide for illumination of gov
ernment buildings here on WashinstOn's
birthday. the Fourth OF July and Flag day.
An amendment to the general deficiency
bill. offered by Senator Voorhees, today,
authorizes the Public Printer to pay all
employees. former employees and legal rep
resentatiyes Of deceased employees the sums
OF accrued and unpaid leaves OF absence.
from 1887 to 1894, and appropriates S57,-
$50 go for that purpose.
Senator Voorhees, proposes an amendment
to the. deficiency bill to enable the Secre-
tary OF the Treasury to pay to +. ID. Eas-
ton, James o. Clephane and r. s. Boswell
S430 for their work in reporting steno-
graphically the several trials OF the case
of Hallet G. Kilbourn against ex-Sergeant-
alarms John G. Thompson, thirteen years
ago
Pastor Ross Fishman, OF the Mount Pleas
ant Congregational Church, and the stand
ing committee of 211 members, petition
for the abolition OF liquor selling at the
Capitol.
Senator Daniel offered an amendment to
the sundry civil bill this afternoon proyid-
ing an appropriation OF 100000 for the
purpose OF making borings. soundings and
surveys for q memorial bridge from the
Naval observatory to Arlington Cemetery,
and for an estimate OF cost The cost of
the bridge is not to exceed $500 900, and
its use by all kinds of railroads is pro-
hibited.
The evening times., 1897-02-18
HE BROKE HIS NECK.
Daniel Brown Sustained Fatal In
1uries by Falling From a Wagon.

Daniel Brown, colored, whose home is
in Shott's court, fell from his wagon this
afternoon, at the yards of the Washington
Brick Company, and broke his neck. He
died in a patrol wagon on the way to
Washington Asylum Hospital, and the
body was removed to his home
Brown had been in the employ OF the
brick company for twent y-fiye years. There
were no immediate witnesses to the act,
and it is probable he had a faiGting fit.
A police ambulance was called TO take
him to the hospital, and the coroner was
notified of his death.
The evening times., 1897-02-18
JUDGE HARPER,s FUNERAL.
Father Stafford Preached IN Elo-

Father Stafford Preached IN Elo-
quent Sermon at st. Patrick's.
The funeral services over the remains
Of the late Judge William c. Harper were
held at st. Patrck's Church this morning.
The requiem high mass was celebrated by
Father V. +. Schmitt, Of st. Joseph's
Church, and Father ID. j. Stafford preached
the funeral sermon.
The catafalque was Embedded in a mass
oflilies OF the valley andother floral pieces,
and the wcIl-fiIled auditorium attested
the affection and esteem in which the de-
ceased was held
The palIbparers were Capt. NJ. A. Austin,
William J. Miller. Mr.. Charles S. Bundy,
Samuel c. Mills, Frank ID. 0rme, and Ru-
Colph Eichha-n. InteTEent was at the Con-
CressionaI Cemetery.
The evening times., 1897-02-18

Wouldn't a nice black,
cutaway or Prince Albert
Suit come in handy?
We've reduced this class
of goods 4 along with the
fancier sorts.
Suits - pants and over
coats are all reduced 3.
Eisenan Bros,
Corner 9TH and e Streets N. w.
-, re,-a,,.,, sierra fn Naehtn-fon
The evening times., 1897-02-18
srnaIIpox at Pensacola

The Navy Department received tele-
gram today announcing a case of small
pox at the Pensacola navy yard, and
Acting Secretary McAdoo promptly au-
thorized the expenditure Of $500, il
needed, to erect a temporary hospital
there.
The evening times., 1897-02-18
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses were issued today as
follows:
Jacob Battle, jr., and Matte n. Wright,
Augustus Mason and Eliza Brown, and An
tonic Di Camille and Maggie COnnor, of
Aookland
The evening times., 1897-02-18
THE CADETS PRESENCE.
Little Headway With the Resolu-
tion in the Senate.

The resolution before the Senate Com
mittee on Military Affairs, providing for
the presence of the West Point cadets at
the Inauguration appears to make but little
headway.
The subject was brought up this morning,
but no action was taken. The committee
appears to be about evenly divided, but
Mr. Hawley hopes to get a favorable report
at a special meeting, to be held next Mon
day.
Meanwhile he has been in communication
with the railroads for the purpose of
fixing as low rate as possible for the
boys. He has been successful in this, and
believes that the committee will event
ually order a favorable report.
The evening times., 1897-02-18
Beyer Lodped in Hail

Herman Boyer, a German, who was
arrested in Baltimore two weeks ago FOR
roebing Count de Goetzen, OF the German
legation. No. 1435 Rhode Island avenue,
was brought TO this city by Detective Car
ter, OF the central office, yesterday, and
lodged In jail
The evening times., 1897-02-18
Father aud SON Killed.

wilkesbarre, Pa, Feb. 1S.-Samuel spen-
Ger, ST., aged sevcnty-fiye, and Samuel
Spencer, Jr., aged forty, father and son,
were killed at wuyaluSng yesterday. They
were walking on the Lehigh Valley Rail-
road track ard were struck by an express
tr ain
The evening times., 1897-02-18
Six Men Killed and Ten Injured.

NIX NeN NIfIeu anu ItH IHJurtU
Cadiz, Feb 1S.-Wbile force of work
men were engaged today in lowering a
boiler in the new Spanish cruiser Princess
of the Austrias, which is being fitted outat
the naval yards here, the tackling gave
way and the boiler fell into gathering
of men below, killing six of them and
seriously injuring ten others.
The evening times., 1897-02-18

AboIishing the Naval Steel Board.
Secretary Herbert's final act before icav-
ing for Charleston yesterday was to sign
an order abolishing the naval steel board.
The evening times., 1897-02-18
Miss woep Nav Recover.

The condition OF Miss Fannie Woog, who
was injured in bicycle accident yester-
day. as toltiin The Morning Times, wasim
proved this afternoon. The chances for her
recovery are good.
The evening times., 1897-02-18
SHE, TOO, SOON DIED.
Mrs. Iucas Had Called TO See the
Remains Of Friend.

Mrs. Elizabeth Lucas, colored, wife of
william Lucas, an empicye at the Capitol,
living at No. 3I2 l. street northwest,
dropped dead from heart failure at her
home this morning.
A relative of tie family had died, and
Mrs Lucas had just returned home after
viewing the nrpse. Coroner Hammett was
rosfied, and gave a certificate of death
from natural causes.
The evening times., 1897-02-18
HE DROPPED DEAD.
A Wolf Had an Attack of Apoplexy
in His Kitchen

A. Wolf. Russian Jew, living at No.
Essex court. dropped dead in his kitchen
this morning while preparing a fire for
breakfast.
His wife found the body short time later
Death was due to apoplexy. The coroner
viewed the remains and decided that
death resulted from natural causes.
The evening times., 1897-02-18
Mining Stocks.

Criop.c Greek Mining Stocks as reported
nv Clifford 4 Co, 1404 q St NV The
r0lls,wing arc active dividend paying stocks
IiSta,t on the Colorado Mining Exchange:
Rid Askedt Bid Aske.i
The evening times., 1897-02-18
New York Stock Market.

Corrected daily by ". 3. Hibbs & Co,
BANKERS and Brokers. Members OF the
r. l. Stock Exchange, 1921 street.
The evening times., 1897-02-18
THE DISTRICT IN CONGRESS
Local Items of Interest in the
General Deficiency Bill.
FIRE DEPARTMENT FUNDS

A Conference Report on the Bill to
License Billiard and Pool Tables.
No Minors Are to Be Permitted to
Play in Any Room Where Intoxi-
eating Liquors Are Sold.
The evening times., 1897-02-18
Dr.. Walker
i4il Penn. Ave. Adj. Willari's Hotel

~ being DrodlsIiC daily IA contact With SO
many OF these sufferers that ne Gbove all
physicians is most eIainentiy qualified to
advise, direct. and treat these cases. The
largest fee charged by DR.. Walker is So
month. anh includes all medicines.
DAILY OFFICE HOURS, 10 TO 5: Sun
days, 10 e. 1 =; Monday. Wednesday. 1 Jrs-
day, and Saturday evenings, 8 TO 8.
Ca CONSULTATION FREE.-aa
The evening times., 1897-02-18
SPECIAL NOTICE.


L BEG To inform my friends and customers
thal nave removed my real estate Office
from l4l q q ST. NV. to the offices OF Wolf
ERTa111' = RnT9he1' NO. Szo Z ss nw z; y; k0R
THE BUSINESS connection heretof0rs
existing between r. Lewis BiackfOrd and
u NJ. Fague, In the prosecution or fire In
SuTanCe business, has been terminated by
the death OF Mr.. FagBe BY the action on
the e0tnpa nies IN interest. their agencies
nave been transferred TO Messrs. Wolf e
Cohen, OF 926 ST.. and Will be in future
buuef the Immediate personal supervision
OF Mr.. blackforl, who may be found daily
atthe 0fiiee OF Woir x COBen, anu will take
especial pains IN the mana cement and re-
neWal of obi business, and the pacing OF
new InSuTance IA the very eNCef.t-rt line Og
companies represented by the abOv e-uamed
HfiIl. AtdreSS B. LEWIS BLACKBOARD.
care OF Wolf 4 Cohen 926 r 81 NV
fe1S-19 ,20e-19 20. .23m
ALL THE Insurance Companies hereto
fore represented by Robertson BlackfOrd
x Fague, Niz.. Jhe Germau- American lns.
90 OF ~ :. the NiogaFa Fire IHs. 60, OF
N T., the Norwich Union Fire Tns So
clety, the CdleiOBian ms. Co, of Scotland.
1nd the Security rs. Co. OF New haven.
Conn, are now represented by Wolf e
GOheD, s25 st. NV. All transfers. in
dorsentents renewals or other matters per
taining 70 the BUSINESS OF said Companies
NAY he traHsactedat Wolf K Cohen 'SfgficeS
fe1s-19 ,20e-19 20, ,23m
ATTENTION! NORTHUMBERLAND n,enl-
berS OF organized labor and all work
lngIlen not connected with any labor Or
kdhiIetiDu, anu all fTendS OF organized
ldOor are hereby invited to attend an open
meeting OF ID. A, 66. X. OF L., on Thurs
da evening, February Is, 1897. at Plaster
haH L. and Penn. ave. MeSsrs
James a. Wright, OF Philadelphia. Pa.
ahd Ralph beaumont. OF New YORK and
otust psollilhent Spea kers viii address the
meeting. BY order OF committee feI7-2t
The evening times., 1897-02-18
.DECATIONhL.
FUft HIRE.

FOR HIRE-Full dress suits. 81 only.
j. ~ 49,. tTs.N, llO+ IN St NV de2f-ff
fuk ItiHE-TO druTnmers ana business
men. ltDrSe ard tsuGgy or Dayton. 81 90 and
S2 per day Apply 10 the REX STA BLES,
near Gl6 + 81. NV: telephone call, lO9
mylS-u
The evening times., 1897-02-18

wnSh'ncteH Stock Market.
SaIes-Capital Traction. 10 at 81: Amer
i,at, GraDhoDEone. 80 at o 81; Pneumatic
Ciun Carriage 200 ut I %; so at ! 80; TOO
nj 25. 900 at &c. 100 at | %, 1 60 at
= o1 and GOO Mt ID
The evening times., 1897-02-18

YOUNG AND mIDDLE-AGED MEN
MOST CONCERNED.

Youth is prom 30 weakness. and weakness
aimed withigbora lcs or consequences makes
inoiiscretioR and folly inc gitaole. IL is this
IacS which explains today tire thousands
OF partially wrecked constitutions among
Young men, the weakened vitality, the
Si''tSsersd nerves, the exHaus5ed eies gies.
the loss OF that noble strength and ytGoT
which go To make man perfecs. It is power,
viGor, strength which alone make nan adj
nlrable, IL Is the energy OF strong vitality
@iilea HHhes HIin sECceSSfut IN Whatever
wo-S or b jS'ness NJ unee.ttSrss an ] az ~. Is
sapped OF vigor and spent OF vitality, ener-
Yateu anu CebiilIated, nc Will make a
Fitiabie and abiec5 faiilre of his life, hopes.
and ambitions unless he takes means TO
overcome his weakness and regain his
strength and vitality
nr sAI0IL0r
The evening times., 1897-02-18

vice. trickery, double dealing, brutality.
insanity, come from rash, prayerless ma
ternity.
IF a man with contagious disease en-
ters a community, he is quarantincd; but
If n man with heredity transmitabie dis
order enters community he is permitted
to marry and transmit it, to establish a
line of posterity who are more his victims
than those who are exposed to cholera" :"
This completed the mornings work. The
congress reconvened for the afternoon pro
gram at $50 p. NJ; a crowd was again
present.
The sessions yesterday afternoon and
last night, as reportedin The Moraing Times,
were held at the First Baptist Church. as
were the meetings this morning, because
there was not room at the Arling gton. The
afternoon session was taken up with papers
as follows: Mother and Child of the rriiGi-
tive World, by DR.. F. II. Cushing; Mothers
of the Submerged World by Mrs. Lucy 5.
Bainbridge: What the kindergarten Means
to Mothers" Miss Ameiie Hofer;; Parental
Reverence in Hebrew Homes Mrs. Re-
bekah Kohut.
At night Mrs. W. F. Crafts treated
"Mothers and Schools" and Rev W A.
Bartlett, 'sThe Value of Music in the De
velopment of Character
The scss on tonight at the church VIII
have for its topics: Reading Coui ses for
Mothers by Ms. Margaret Sang ster ANA
''Iiow TO Guard AGAINST Fad Literature"
by Anthony Comstock.
Res olutions will be presented by the
press Committee, Women's Friends, Of
Baltimore There viii probably he enc
or more overflow meetings.
Tie difference at the Arlington was
presided over by DIR. Clara Finley. A
talk on .'Atc'teIts and Emergencies was
given 10y Mrs. Dr.. II onas, of Washington,
giving practical Ciieciioas for accidents,
spasms and Group
The old idea OF growing pains. the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-20
4 SMALL ASSIGNMENT.
VI. lander, the Grocer, Fails-Other
City-UaIi Court News.

In the Chancery Court yesterday deed
of assignment was filed by NJ. Zander
the Sxth-street grocer, transferring his
stock of merchandise in tn store No.
Az north Sixth street to Sol. l.. Bloom
berg. trustee to be disposed of for the
benefit OF his creditors.
The preferred creditors as set forth in
the deed are the city Of Richmond and
the State of Virginia for taxes, Mrs. f..
Kahl for rent, and the holder of a note
for $3.50 due at the National Bank OF Nir-
ginia August 2lst
The other creditors are j. Lichtenstein,
S469.65: Mrs Yetta lander $3.50 Ed Coun-
ell. 81: Or. G. TOmpkns, S25; Or. q. l..
stone. ST. and Dir. Ii. c. Jones, $25.
The assets are not specified nor esu-
matsd
4 joint-stock company. to be known
henceforth as the MatapOni Hunting
Club. was chartered in the Law and
Equity Court yesterday. The objects OF
the club are purely social The capital
empowered TO borrow money 10 purchase
land though its holdings shall not be
more than goo acres of land. The Off
GERS as set forth are: L. II. Winston,
president; Il. IL. Johnston, vice-president
n. X. Pollard. Jr, secretary and trea-
surer, and thcse, with MessrS. George y.
Smith and a. ID. Williams, constitute the
Board of Directors.
In the Law ana Equity court yesterday
the 1ury in the case OF John l.. Mantle
against the Richmond Cedar-Works re-
suited I'm a mistrial.
The case Of Fletcher Powell against the
Richmond and Petersburg railroad is on
trial.
Suit was instituted in the Circuit Court
by Carl Ernst & Co. against Campbell *
Co 10 recover S3il.3S.
The following cases were called in the
Hastings Court and postponed: John IVES
ley Drew, the negro charged with cutting
Garnett Mercer. until September term
G. j. Powers, the machine agent, who /;
i'm trouble. and Mamie Payne, charged
with shooting her husband. until July 22d
Sgrgeant-at-Arms George Charming
Ruskell will leave for the White sulphur
Springs this morning. He takes with hin
a large batch OF important papers giver
him by City-Clerk b. T. August 10 take
TO President of the-City-Council Jane!
Caskie, who is at the Springs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-20
COURT ORDERS.


VIRGINIA IN THE LAW AND
EQUITY COURT OF THE CITY OF
RICHMOND. JULY 3, 1891:
John Van Lew ................'..'flalH 'il'
against
Augusta Van Lew and ais. Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The object Of this suit Is 10 have the
lot of land in the city OF Richmo1d. Va.
fronting 50 feet on the north line oil
Franklin street between Twenty-t0urih
and Twenty-hfth streets. partluonel
among the parties thereto entitled anu
il partition cannot be conveniently made
TO have said real estate sold ana me
proceeds divided among the parties en-
titled according 10 law. and AFFIDAVIT
having been made and filed that Anna
Randolph Hall and John Han he nus
hand named as defendants I'm said suit
arc NOT residents of the State Of Viz
ginia. it is ordered that they DO appear
here within fifteen days after due publ
cation hereof. and do what Is necessary
m protect their interest in this suit.
4 copy-tcste: .,,.l,,,..,,- l
Julian Bryant, p. q. ~ D-lut
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-20
Scientific Pnlmist.

Professor \. Hennhoefer Of Washing
ton. u. c.. has kindly rendered his ser
vices for the benefit of the lawn-party
10 be given 10y the German-Americar
Ladies Sick Aid Society "a. the lovely
home Of Mrs b. Hassel tonight ana
tomorrow night The Professor reads
the life lines Of the palm, and tells you
Of the past. present ard future. and
gives the proceeds to swell the funds for
the German sick at the Virginia Hospi-
tai Refreshments. music. dancing.
light. and flowers will prove most at
tractive at the lawn-party on Streckers
Hnl this evening and tomorrow evening
from TO L o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-20
STRIKE OF THE pEA-sHELLERs
Demand Two Cents Per Quart, and
Get II for One Day.

The strike contagion has reached Rich-
mond. but happily a compromise was
effected Before it assumed any consider
able dimensions.
Mr.. W. T. Woody, the grocer. whose
store is at Thirueth and Gay
streets. employs "a number Of boys to
she'll peas and beans, paying them one
. cent a quart.
Yesterday morning the boys went out
ON strike. They met subsequently in MI
Woody's barn, with George Hope, Had
of IA years. presiding, and adopted a
resolution that they would not go 10
work for less than two cents quart.
committee was appointed TO call on
Mr.. Woody and invite him TO appear at
ihe meeting. Mr.. Woody accepted the
invitation. and offered to compromise.
lie said he would pay the boys two cents
a quart one day. ON the understanding
that they would work thenccforward Tor
the original wages. The offer was ac-
cepted. and the boys returned 10 their
measures.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-20
A FATAL KICK.
Handsome Residence Near Win
chester Destroyed by Fire.

chester Destroyed Dy fire'
WINCHESTER. VA, July l9.-tspe-
clal)-Reuben Marker. an aged and
highly respected citizen Of Frederick
died Yesterday at the residence Of his
nephew Mr.. Amos Marker, at Opequon'
in this county. from the effects Of
horses kick received on Friday. Mr.
Marker who was 50 years Old was en-
paeed in buclling a saddle on the horse,
which Incoming irritated at the flies.
mada several vicious attacks on the old
gentleman and just as he was stopping
under the horse the animal made kick
forward with his hind foot, striking Mr.
Marker I'm the head and crushing his
ssuu He was removed 10 his house
where he fingered until yesterday, when
he died without having regained con-
sciousness. - -,
The handsome new residence or MT.
William Manning situated on the Mill
wood road about six miles from this
Mace was totally destroyed by nre
carly Yesterday morning. The nre
started from some unknown cause IN the
kitchen and owing 10 the scarcity OF
water spread with remarkable rapidly.
Scarcely any of the furniture was saved
and the members of Mr.. Mannings
family escaped with only the clothing
they wore. The loss Is about Sl'tD' with
no insurance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-20
uEpTAsoPHs' DISTRICT MEETING
MIR. Fiegenhimer Reelected District
nenutV-Other Matters.

District No. %. Council Of Heptasophs'
convened AT Murphy's Hotel yesterday
morning. with representatives from Man
chester. Portsmouth. Phoebus old Point
Norfolk. Newport News, and stanton
and elected Mir. Henry Flegenhimer on
mis- city. deputy supreme archon' ana
Mir. ~. u. Cheek, of Norfolk, as alter
nate. ,.s -,
The Committee ON RESOLUTIONS pre-
,o,tod ono of thanks 10 Messrs. j. h..
1tcks T. w. Mills. Henry Flegenheimer.
ana A. w Rozene, for the efficient
manner In which they conducted matters
pertaining 10 the district at the Louis
vile eonclave. which was unanimously
ADOPTED.
The business meeting was followed by
a dinner at the hotel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-20
THE COHEN co. THE COHEN co.

evening at . o'clock i'm this city. There
were present District-Templar j. II. Sey-
mour. Of Williamsburg; Councillor Joseph
II. Shepherd Treasurer Theodore +.
Boshon Secretary Miss Isabella Adkins,
ard Grand Councillor III. NJ. TruVine. Inn
portant business was disposed OF. and
reports received and acted uDOn Will
liamsburg was selected as the place for
the next district convention. and the
third Monday in August the time to
which delegates will be sent from all the
lodges comprising District No. l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-20
Their Golden Wedding.

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Carroll cele-
brated the fifpeth anniversary Of their
marriage Sunday July Is. 1897 at their
residence. No. 7OS south Belvidere street
surrounded by their large family Of chill
dren and grandchildren. Many friends
called during the day TO extend their
CONGRATULATIONS. They were the rect
pients Of many handsome presents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-20
From chariottesvine on wheels.

N,essrs Harrison Blair. Edward hfili-
son Henry a. Williams, L. W Me
Weigh. and f.. O. Olson left at O'Clock
Sunday morning for charlottesville, on
the Chesapeake and Ohio railway Ihey
took their wheels with them, and the
object OF their journey was TO Tide hack
10 Richmond. rhey acc )mplshed IRIS
feat. and arrived in the city at o'clock,
except Mr. Harrison, whose wheel broke
near Louisa. and who was obliged to re-
turn by train.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-20
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Dasa

WHEN REAL ESTATE Is SOLDPrHl
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALES
DAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID PP'
KAIA BY THE VENDOR AND IN,
VENDEE.