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All Public Property Turned Over to
United States.
Questions Relating to Repatriation Of
Officers and Men Of the Spanish
Forces to Be Referred to
Washington Officials.

WASHINGTON, Aug 20.-Official
announcement of the terms of capitula-
ton agreed on at Manila reached
the War Department this evening in a
dispatch from Major General Merritt.
1t was the first notification, officially,
of the nature of the stipulation, and
embraced the complete terms in six ar
ticles. There is considerable difference
of opinion as to the exact significance
of the terms of capitulation, but the
best opinion obtainable tonight con-
strued the language to embrace all
Spanish possessions in the Philippines,
and not Manila alone. While the pre-
amble specifically cites the functions of
the commission to be ito determine the
details of the capitulation of the city
and defenses of Manila and its suburbs
and the Spanish forces stationed there
in,' it is pointed out that the word 'su-
burbs" is an elastic expression, and the
language of article l, stating that the
Spanish troops, both the European and
the native, capitulate, with the city
and defenses, goes to emphasize this
construction. This is the vissw express
ed by war officials, and, considered in
this light, goes to confirm the press dis
patches stating that the capitulation
involves the whole Philippines.
One unusual provision is embraced
il the reference to the return of sur
rendered arms, the article providing for
the return when the Spanish evacuate,
"or the American army evacuates."
This, however, is a formal expression,
and Secretary Alger tonight showed
that there need be no alarm on that
score by his statement, as there is no
thought of the Americans evacuating."
All the unsettled points in the terms
of surrender will have to be finally
determined by the President, though
there is no doubt that he will approve
whatever agreement General Merritt
makes. The terms make no reference
to the harbor, and strictly provide for
land occupations. Admiral Dewey,
however, has made no report of the
terms.
The capitulation follows in some re-
spects that at Santiago. The Span
iards will be enabled to march out of
town with modified honors of war, de-
posting their arms, however, at some
designated point, and officers retaining
side arms
No present difficulties will be expe-
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NAVY PROMOTIONS.
Commodore Howell to Become a
Rear Admiral.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2O.-The
President has made the following pro-
motions in the navy:
Commodore John A. Howell, to be
Rear Admiral, vice Rear Admiral
Charles S. Norton. retired; Lieutenant
Cameron NJ Winslow, to be advanced
five numbers on the list of Lieutenants
for extraordinary heroism; Lieutenant
Edwin Anderson to be advanced five
number ON the list of Lieutenants for
extraordinary heroism; Chief Engineer
George Cowie to be advanced three
numbers on the list of Chief Engineers
for eminent and conspicuous conduct
in battle.
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THE ZAFIRO INCIDENT.
Naval Authorities Discount Signifi.
canoe Given to the Matter.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2O.-The Navy
Department authorities discount the
significance given the report of the en-
forcement of the neutrality laws at
Hongkong by ordering the Zafiro from
the harbor, and deferring permission of
the American fleet to dock there
Admiral Dewey recently received or
ders from Secretary Allen to report on
his plans for docking and repairing the
ships of his fleet. The cablegram sent
him on this subject gave only instruc-
tions to make an inquiry as to the
Continued on Twelfth Page)
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tor Battery; Sergeant Crimens, Astor
Battery; Bugler Patterson, Thirteenth
Minnesota; Private Thollen, Twenty
third Infantry; Private Dinsmore, First
California.
Wounded: Captain Seaback. Thir-
teenth Minnesota, serious; Captain
Bjornstad same regiment, badly; Lieu
tenant Bunker, same regiment, slightly,
and forty enlisted men. MERRITT"
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THE MANILA BATTLE
Only Five Americans Were Killed
in the Engagement,

WASHINGTON, Aug. 20-The War
Department. has received the following:
'Hongkong, Aug. 2Oth.
"Adjutant General, Washington-In
assault on Manila August 18th, General
Anderson commanded the division
General Macarthur the First Brigade
and General Greene the Second. Losses
We're as follows:
Killed: First Sergeant Holmes. AS
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Continued on Twelfth Page.)
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THE POPE IN THE EVENING OF HIS DAYS


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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-17
CHEWING AND ROSE FAIL,
The General S,ringcncy Of the Times
Drives Tncm TO the Wall.

s deed Of trust was uIod in The clerk 50
office of tho Chlnccry Court late ycster-
day afternoon hy a. d. Chewing and
Kate O.. Cnewnius. Dis wife. ana Edward
S. Rose and Louise C. Lose. his wife, and
bv s. j. CHEWING and Edward S. Rose
as partners OF One lrm of Chewing a.
Rose transferring their property TO
Messrs. Sol Cutchins and J. IoOton Hill,
as trustees.
Tho decd sets forth that A1essrs.
Chewing g. Rose who have for several
years been engaged ln business az real
estate agents and auctiouecrs. have boy
reason OF the shrinkagc of value OF their
property and of the siringcncy OF The
times become financially embarrassed and
are unable 20 meet their obligations as
they mature. but desire 10 dedicate their
assets 90 tho payment of their debts in
such manner as seems 90 them right
Tho property transferred 10y the deed
embraces the following real estate in this
city: House ana lot no. iU3 Catherine
street. lot with Improvements on tho
west side of ST. Peters between Baker
and Charity streets. a. lot with improve
mcuts ON the north side OF Preston street
between Third and Fourth streets. house
and Dot no. Si5 north Third street house
and lot 40. 81 north Third street house
aud Dot 40. so north Third street. house
and r,t N-n c02 Eandolph street. a lot
,,itb n rtafle thereon. between Grove
.,,..,,..l r.,of,.r,. rf.ro,.r and Vine
...,.,t.' Mons. and Dot No 1924 ST. Peters
.,r..t bors. and lote No 1q and ,1
,0rtb rbird street mousse and Iot No.
I00. 80 p.rl efreet house and lot No
zoos ST. Paul street house and lot 40
1903 Moore street houses and lots 40. lW'
l05. 1D0 and l0l9 Moore street nous
and tots Nos 10oG and 1eN Wuiams
. ,'.' t.,,,,s, and lot No SIN north SECOND
- tot or fb. .,o,tb Side of Ash.
,,.., ,,-.ot ,osr ros.r,,oir sfreot. house
s ~. ~, 80, c'est cav street. house
l. ~ .'. ,,l,..t,o,.t ,o,rcr og Mar
'''" Ia r,.....'...f. .,r.ot to,,., and l4t
,,r ,li,..5,'r. .+,..t ho,,eo and lot
~, +,,, 80 ci,,. str,oi house and LOT
~ ,o- sont5 Cher,, srroet. house and
i0t NJ -da catherine street. house and lot
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-17
Justice John.

". o. Burlcy. T. j. Smith and w. H..
Dunnaway were taken in charge by
officers Yarbrough and German for be-
ing di-0ruerly in the harroom OF W. b.
Kidd. but as 30 was all caused by the
election fever. the three men were re-
leased at the reques, of che officers
Jake Keith paid $3.50 Tor assauitlns ana
beating W. j. Bragg Oh The street.
Omccr Russell arrested Waller ARM
strong for being in an intoxicated condi-
ton but be was given another chance
ana discharged.
George Lewis. colored. was charged
with cursiug and abusing Agnes Num-
ford but the witnesses got the case
mixod no considerably and George was
dismissed.
Jack McDonoush got hold Of lot Of
leit over campaign whiskey and fell by
the wavside. and now be will lingor With
cit Sergeant Epps for sixty Ions spring
days
John Boyden and Charles Ostender
were arrested by Omcer Sale for being
dlsordcrly on the street, but they re-
peutcd and were dismissed az the request
OF the officer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-17

and charming people. 4 delightful pro-
rrammo has been prepared.
The Needlework Guild as the result Of
many demands upon it, makes an earnest
appeal 10 all us members 20 respond
promptly and send IN the two garments
which. contributed annually, are all that
SIS required for membership. There are
now $50 members, which should repre-
sent 100 garments. As a matter OF fact.
only 252 earn cnts have been received. Of
which u were contributed by one per-
SON. is by another and @ by another.
There is no charity in tho city which
does exactly the kind of good done hy
the guild or reaches the same class oi
poor as ite bneIciaries. and certainly
mono which is less eSactius. lta work
is done quietly. and for that reason 10 U.s.
igr Jess well known cham it should De.
ID had ..s origin in ths plret mercy ana
goodwill and has gone forward without
parade Of Icul's. but cannot proceed
unless response from members IS prompt.
A particularly pitioble case has just ben
brought 90 the attention OF the president
rho feels moved boz pity to degree
which makes her await responses w4ih
special oarorncss. Glrm -uts should he
LEFT at 3 s,utl Third street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-17

a most interesting and entertaining
event was the recital Monday evening
by Miss Agnes Kelley, at 1912 west Main
street. OF "Enoch Arden"
II was given for the benefit Of the build
ing fund Of the Church OF the Covenant,
aud thOs who were ortunate enough 10
gain admittaLce felt that they nad value
received as wen as helping good cause
Miss Kelley was at her best and held
her AUDIENCES closest attention during tn
entire reciieL We can bat predict for her
a great future as an elocutlonlst ana i'm
personator. Hei humorous selections were
rendered in her own peculiar charming
way.
The musical programme added mucn 10
the enjoyment OF the occasion, the soses
appropriate 20 the poem being sung ny
Mrs Duke and Miss Lemon. and Home
Sweet Home" by Mr.. and Mrs. II. L..
Denoon Mrs. Robert Whittet and Mr
Christian The cello solo by Mr. Linebech
was beautifully rendered. and the trio
by Mr.. James Whl,tet. violin, Mr.. Line
beck. cello. and Mrs. II. o. WI Hams
lianist. brought down the house"
After the entertainment. Ice cream ana
cake were served. and another pleasant
evening passd into history
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-17
Transfers OF Renl Estate.

ACKNOWLEDGMENT +. Watson Jr, wife
Margaret r. and Richard =. Williams ana
india W. and Edward +. Watson, devil
sees OF Garrett +. Watson TO James T.
Parkinson. "a feet on Franklin street.
southeast corner Adams, S-lWw.
James r. Parkinson 90 Second Baptist
church's trustees. a feet on Franklin
street. southeast corner Of Adams, sub
iect to ground rent OF $50 per annum
reserved, s..
II. A. Nuckols TO L. W. Harris and
Alexander Walker, certain personal prop
ertv now at Hotel Madison on IWellth
street, $685.
George c. jefferson 10 Emily c. Fin
nev. II l-6 feet on east side Of lhird
street. IO7 HIP feet south OF Baker
s. 20g
p Il. Rose. and wife 10 4. J. Chewn-
inc and Edward :. Rose. 50 feet on Boyd
street. northwest corner Hancock, 500
Same 10 - me- II feet on north SIDE OF
Catherine street. 49 feet west Of Henry
street, $1,000
Abner C.. Worsham and wife 70 Sarah
Ann Daugherty. 25 feet on south side OK
Chanin street. ls3 10 feet west OF Beech
Sj75.
w. c. Wilkinson and wife to salina
T.. IIann. % feet on Leigh street. south
east corner Fif,h, $3.50.
WeuricO-Edward s. Rose 20 Louisa &.
Rose his wife, S. acres , IL miles north
east OF Richmond. subject to trust deed
5000.
Same and wife TO Lille G. Rose q -
acres zig miles northeast Of Richmond
So
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-17
ANOTHER HUSBAND LIVING.
Mrs. Ella Grose is Now Charged With
Beng Biganist.

Mrs Ella Crosse who iast week insti-
luted criminal proceeding against her
husband before Hcnrico Justice. on the
charge of cruelty 90 her. is now charged
by her husband. John i. Crosse. with bee
ing % b1misf.
Mr. Crosse presented papers at the
county courthouse yesterday showing that
tho woman known as bis wife had a hus-
band living boo Harrisburg, Pa, whose
name is William sparrow.
A warrant for Mrs. Crosses arrest was
sworn ont by Alr Crosse and was deliver
ga % Constable Samuols. who mp 10 "a
late hour last night, failed 10 show up at
tho county jail with hts prisoner
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-17
WISH TO REMOVE
THEIR TRACKS
On Franklin and Bank Between Twen-
ty-First and Seventh Streets.
PETITION TO THE COMMITTEE.
The Traction Company May BE Asked
10 Change Its Tracks on Ncnablc
From Nineteenth 10 Twenty
First-Other Matters.

The Committee on Streets held It's semi
monthly ma, Ing in room No. Of the
City Hall Yesterday afternoon and trans
acted a good deal Of routine business.
The following members were present:
Messrs. Allen (chairman Bloombsrg.
Burton. Ehel. Foster. Lawdor Woody
John NJ King and Pollock.
a petition was received from residents
near Tenth and Leigh streets who COM
planned OF the trash that Is being dump
cd by the city carts IN that locality The
matter was referred TO the City Engineer
with power 10 act.
a petition from tho Southern Bell Tcle-
phone Company. asking for the privilege
OF erecting additional poles and strc-cn-
mg telephone wires. was referred 10 the
Council without recommendation.
ABANDON THE TRACK.
A petition from the Richmond Railway
and Electric Company asking 20 DE al
lowed TO take up their tracks on Frank
i'm and Bank stree.s between Twenty
first and Seventh streets was referred 10
tho Ward Committee of jefferson and
Madison Wards and he City Attorney and
the city Engineer To be considered on
next Friday afternoon. II is the pur-
pose of the company, If the permission
of the city can be obtained, TO run its
Clay street cars on IWentt-lf5i street
down TO Main and up Main 90 Seventh
street and up Seventh 20 Clay street.
On motion of Mr.. Bloombcrg. the 'i.y
Attorney was directed 90 give an opinion
as 10 whether the Richmond Traction
Company can be- forced To change its
tracks TO the middle OF tho roadbed on
Vonable street from Nineteenth % Twen-
ty-arst street IL the city rcpaves the
street.
on motion of Mr. Bloomberg the city
Engineer was directed to construct a
Walkway through Jefferson Park from
TWcnty-nrst street.
OTHER COMMITTEES.
The Committee ON Cemeteries was 10
have held IT'S regular monthly meeting
last evening at o'clock I'm room No. IL
o. the City Hon. but the only members
who put IN an appearance were Messrs.
Vaughan chairman. Mosby and Whaien.
Another effort 10 secure quorum VIII
be- made this evening 40 o'clock.
The Committee on Grounds aud Build
irgs Will hold its regular semi-monthly
meeting this evening at Z o'clock an room
No. 8 on the third floor Of the City Han
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-17
WANTS TO Be A LAB0RER,
A Lady Makes Application to the Civii
Service Board.

one of the most important civil service
examinations was held yesterday morn
ing an the custom-house. II was Of a
character known as the mixed depart
mental and postal. and thirty-nine
applicants for positions put in appear
ancc. These are classified thus:
clerks .. ianitor. I; skilled laborer l,
messenger. /: railway mail clerk. =
stenographers 4; tagscr 2 typewriter o.
postoftice clerks and carriers j.; book
binder. ]: compositors, 2.
Strange as il may seem. the applicant
for the skilled laborer's position was a
lady. There were three other feminine
applicants.
Tho examination was conducted by spe-
cial Examiner Covel. OF Washington. ID.
C.. assisted by Nicssrs. r. j. Levy, j. @.
Fitzgerald and Moses j. Garter, Of the
local board
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-17

AZ. william Parker. son OF DR.. W w
Parker. met with painful. though no. seri-
Gus injury erday afternoon while eN-
crcis ng with several OF ms class-mate
OF the University College OF MEDICINE IN
the college yard.
Young Parker. in the attempt 10 emu
late NE deeds of the sawdust ring. climb
ed upon "a comradc's shoulders and threw
"A sOmersault tncrcfrom. lie GA not
aiiqbt succesefully. however but struck
on his back and shoulders
The blow rendered thc young man un-
conscious for short time, but owing to
The facih les at hand Dee recovered rapidly.
and soon .eemed none The worse for his
attomut.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-17
@. H. Berry $50.
10Th AMI Min Streets.

their han. Twenty-sixth and Grace
sticets
a sumptuous feast will be provided for
the members Of ihc socie j. Mr.. David
Connen. the popular East-End caterer
VII serve the supper, ana those who at
tend may feel saisicd mat "a deligntiul
tce have arranged for the following tOasts
and songs. winch will be- responded to by
the following gentlemen:
]. Tine clergy Rev. Il. Donohoe, spir-
"Our Society" John Blake, presi-
3. 'The Day We Celebrate" Thomas
j. Shelby ,t.r-.,.,.
!. ''Ihe Harp of Taras Hail. NJ. l.
g America" quartette-J Louis sulli-
van. G. II. Parater, NJ l. smith, Thomas
l. Shnn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-17
FOR WATER METERS,
Contracts 10 De Awarded az the Next
Meeting OF the Committee.

Meeting OF the Committee.
The Council Committee on Water held
its semi-monthly meeting last evening in
room 40. T. Of the City Hail. with the
following members present: Messrs.
Briggs chairman. CARRIER c. r. Noble.
Cutchns Montgomery and Tanner.
a number of manufacturers OF water
meters were represented by agents. who
submitted samples of meters u C,tcl
Bids were then opened for The furnishing
of 500 water meters 20 the city dur.
the present year and considerable time
was spent in the discussion of The same.
40 was finally decided 90 postpone the
awarding of the contracts until the next
regular meeting TO enable the supernten-
dent 90 make some practical tests of me-
ters recently introduced. so as 90 asccr-
tain tho percentage OF needed repairs and
cleaning.
The superintendent was also directed
90 have the water mains extended In the
following streets: on Denny street be-
tween Third aud Fourth streets in Ful-
ton. on Mmlord street from Leigh
street 20 Brooke avenue, on Broad street
west of LombarCy street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-17
IavvcrIauier Now.

Mr.. A. 5. Ianier. having passed success
fully the recent examination before lh'
supreme Court, was commissioner yes
terday by the court as attorney ana cou"
sellor at law. The examination was one
Of tho most diitcult and comprehensive
vet held by tho court. since the new "a"
wont into eject. and out OF the twenty
three applicants only seven passed sue
cessfully. Mr. Lanier Is a student OF the
law school at Richmond College.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-17
ST. PATRICK'S DAY,
The Occasion 10 be COMMUNICATED by
sons of Erin.


To-day IS ST. PatIick's Day, and the
loyal sons OF Erin in this city will cele-
bIato In nt Ing manner
All tho Calholc societies Of the city
vii assemble TN the rooms of ST. Pat
ricks Beneficial and Social Society this
morning az . o'clock snarp agc proceed
i'm a hodv 10 : Patrick church. where
panegyIie Will Dc delivered by Father
Donovan apron ate To 81. ia rirks Day.
Rov. j. T. O'Fcrrall. o. Petersburg. Will
De- me cClobrant al the mass. and no one
win De admitted in he church untl Cd,
societies are seated. on or which Tho pub
nc are invited 10 attend the services.
MIR. T. IL Curtis Is chief marshal OF the
day. and his a DIS, as announced, Will !.
on hand o assist in carrying out the de-
tails arranged.
The Banquet COMMITTEES o. 81. Patrick :
Beneficial and Social Society. composed
of Messrs. T. !. Slcohy. A. =. baslty.
John i. Brophy. !. Louis Sullivan. and
NJ l.. Smith. have made al arrang cments
Tar a hsnnust Ia faks niana tn-nisnt 1t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-17

We're having dreadful time
trying to keep our new Spring
Overcoats and Suits quiet-they
insist upon being heard.
And yet there are some of these
last Spring Overcoats at S6.75 and
S7.7s-that were $40. 90 and SI2.oo
still on hand, and they're too
good to keep quiet alb ut.
1898 Hats, sI.oo up.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-17

Rev Dr. George G.. Vanderslice, who
has been iu for some time. rs In oXtremis
Tie was thought to be improving Tues
day. and was able 90 SIT mp I'm bed, but
that afternoon meningitis set In.
Or Vifgnius Harrison, who is attend
ing him. telcsraphsd to Phoebus for his
SON. and the latter IL now al his side.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-17

4 meeting OK tho LIE members OF the
Police Benevolent Association has been
called a. NEE; in Chief Towards office.
CITY Hall al $50 o'clock this evening
TO- the election Of q member Of the
oJarl 90 directors. and other business
thls may come up.
Tho en.rance TO the hall viii be from
the Tenth street front
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-17

PAMPLIN CITY, VA. March 16.-spe-
ciai.- Mr. W n. Wells. OF Farmvillc, Va.
and N ss Sarah Oakes. Of Prince Edward
county. were married this afternoon IN
the Baulst church The Rev J. ~.
urhers were ) H. CakcF J. \ Cakes 4.
~ Baker and NJ O. Mirkle.
Alr and Mrs. Wells lef Tor farmylhe,
Va, where lhey viii make thelr fut1Te
home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-17
Rev. Mr.. parr at Monumental.

The third Of the series ~ sermons on
the ProG,s0l Son will ho delivered tonight
an sl5 a. Monumental church. owing
20 the ahgenoo OF Rev Mr. Barr rom
town this service was postponed las
Thursday night. but hereafter VIII con-
tinue uninterrupted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-17
DELEGATES FOR
ANNUAL COUNCIL.
The Porochial Branches Of the
WOman's Auxiliary,
HEAR MISS SALLlE STUART.
She Urges Upon the Members the Inn
portance Of the Work--A Party
20 Attend the Launching
of the Kentucky.
HEAR MISS SALLlE STUART.

pose Of comforting with thom ON subjects
OF soeoioi Interest and ir,-or,ooc. to
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Ssh building OF ST. Andrew church, and
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MINI De- s.irl.,.t.d ana uat others
-rIr1t D.. Influenced fo assist jim e0Dctlne
She fn.r ..IfNU that tho Meeting was
called for Inc discussion If imuortant
matters upop which ID WAS an absolute
,eres.ity ~ have the opirlon of those
,r..art and proceeded to slate what
fboso matters were.
The INST consisted in calling 90 tho
ine 10 tbe annual council d.ieaatcs $50
Ee,nlv alive to choir responsibility that
flcv could l. confidently relied upon to
make tho meetings of tine uxiuary at
that time their sole business The deir-
gates arc SON. to the council by the aux
.t.,.,. f.r tr.. ...,.-... ,,,rfr.o of CONTRIB
b1tIne 10 los meo,iue 40 thc council their
quota OF p1rochal news and of securing
there as much information regarding the
general auxiliary life of the diocese as
possible. so as t0 hrine 30 back homo as "a
stimulus to greater effort for those who
could not attend ~ the annual meeting
ls neglected in order to enjoy some parti-
cuIary interesting detail ~ the coun-
eI ana opportunity is lost and a solemn
responsibility Clsrtgarded. Miss Stuart
seemed Co Doe endorsed hy an present
Miss Norwood tlcn presented go tho
suggestion of Airs. Lee. of Gloucester
au idea which won prompt aud nauI-
NOUS approval She suggested chat along
n connection uith tho Sunday School Inc
.uute a. .Noda Glass" for auxnary
annual m.c,Ine n MAY. and it Was sus-
re..ed hat the ladies present Doe appoint
.l to formulate uiars for Che conduct.
.-..t.ra.. of Che class. Do vas. however.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-17
Marriage Licenses

Clerk Waddm. az Hanrico County Court
house. issued a marriage license 10 Mr.
George 49, Harrison and Miss Mary Eda-
hart Yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-17
rRe FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF MAoDEBvRo GERMANY

ANNUAL STATEMENT ENDING IL
TIE CONDITION THE MAGDEBURG
ANCE COMPANY MAGDEBU,G
orr ACCOUNTS
lie COMMONWEALTH PURSUANCE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-17

L s. Manage p e.. RAZOR, New York
Asst u DOlNEN Err
p Banchl
H. J. CABELLi resdene iSeAH9"u vi
Organized Incorporated H. in Aa
commence ' " business December 3 1895