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ssdo, porque el collector de las rsatas de la
aduans do aquella isa prstcsts quo sstu perte'
nenscen hoy oil gobierno amsriosno.

sado, porque el collector de las rsatas de Ia
aduans do aquela isla prstests que sstts perte'
nenscen hoy oil goberno americana.
~. En- la nochs del dfl primero contrajo
matrimonio "a seho rita Mercedes do la Tore
Berrfos con e m6lico del sBatallon Provisio-
nal ntmero 6, don Eliodoro Palacios, quienes
sadran mafisns para la Peninsula.
"s"Ayor obtuvo e tftulo de Bachier en- Ar
tea el cstu loso j5ven don Godofredo Cauino.
Enriamos nuestrss folicitaciones i su sefofa
madre la ilustrada p'ofesora de esta Capital
doha ulpoisa Ajorjo su seTor ito el far
maceutco do San Lorenzo
60. A nuestro ageLts dc Coamo don Jose
Maria Colon, le rogamos nos rcmese cl sal 10
de las liquidacioncs do Julio y Agosto
-. Dice <E Liberal, de Madrid, que el senior
Ssga,ta caera on cusnto q9ede rmada La paz,
arrastraodo en- su cada cuantts le rodean,
! response blGs todos de la st ,acl6n en- que nos
hallsmos. Ahade que 6stos caeran para no
leyantarse jamas.
eEl Impartial, dice tambien que una vez
hecha la psz, no debe permant Gar un dia mas
on el poder cl seilor Sag,sts, ah,diendo que
este es solo un cadhver movido por gus amigos
polf,icos, que dsesu conserve el poder psra
sus 6ncs pa,tlcularca.
-. En- atenta circular nos participant don
Arturo Sagaero don Sergio Molina que han
estsb ecido en- M,ysgi?z una Agencia de comi-
stones y &C us guaciones, baio la razon social de
Salguero Molina.
~. El nanero de 81 La Nueva Era" dc
| Ponce, correspondence al q del mes pasa4o,
trae algunos etpacios en- b!anco.
| lAcaso los norteamericanos han estable'
cido la previa censura en- aquella ciudad?
-. Dtscarg6 en- Maysgiiez Ia goleta
ingless .Corg,, prooedente de Halifax, 100
tersonee, SO osjas 100 medias cajas con ba
calao, 100 barries arenques, so de tocino SO
tersones marteca, 25 cajss idem, 600 barrles
h,rina de trigo s74 pleas de MADEIRA.
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Y en- la FarmaCia de Gui||ermety.-CapitaT

de Utu.do, dc paso para aquella poblacion,, :
nos manifesto que nj habfa sido nombrado al
calds d. la misma, nj aceptsrfs dicho cargo
~. Dice Gel Buscspid: sAyer oiroulo
en- Aguadilla una segunda hoja suelta, publica
da por 81 senior Terraforts, combstiendo el pc
simismo que habfa eutristecido sllf los animos
ultimamsnts
-. ri 20 del mes pasado falle,io en-
Ponce un coronel dc las fuerzas americans.
".* El microbes tooarA en- este pu 'rto el
vspor eArk ,dia, salieado ensegaida para Nue.
va York
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Desds los primeros siios los tratan como
personaldades sparte', considerindols, STEM.
pre- como adultos, hacisudoles ad4uirir la sore
nidsd y el splomo de hombres hechos.
Tamben tienen especial ouidado do ins
truirlss On todas las novedades utiles, para
que huyan de la rutina, no SO contenten con
Ia vida fAcil y toda hecba que conduce 1 la
insrcis y al estacionamiento.
A,ta Rogue y Gtiyel.
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BurIa, bur|ando
;ADIOS, ON N A !!

Dfa amargo fus ell de srtes de aver para
los que hacfan descansada vida bsjo la prctec
tors sombra del Arbol simb6lico del Nancy.
iQoe ohaparr6n de oesantfas!
Al yer en- las oolumnas de Ia <Gaceta, el
inexorable decreto, icuantos individuos habran
renegade del destino 4ae &c les etcapa de ertre
las ufss!
,Adi6s n6nina, dulce n6mna!
FL golpe ha aido mortal, sobre todo para
los que 60 habfan aoostum1rado al sdo!ce lar
nienti, de- las odoinas phb!ioss.
Yauo SO podra aplioar FalAnez nj
Mehesney, con hsrto sentimiento de el'os, el
el oonooido spfgrama:
-eDice que esta en- Ia fcina
Juan como el pez en- el aqua.
-,Qu9 hace para estar tan bien!
Lo que hscen los pecea: aada.s
Rsz6n tenfa un vendedor de frutas qae
recor,fs aver nuestras GALES, g'itando con VOC
profStica:-iAl buen Nancy, que se acaba!
I'm aque.los momentos circu'aba de mano
an msno 81 diario Official, l'evando la contterna
ci6n muchos hogares
Caledonia un emp,esdo 81 es
nosa alargandole la <Gaceta, lee tiembla.
-Crspfn, Ssera poeible?
" tan pos,b'e.
-;Siento que mi est6msgo desfalleee!
y shors, sque vamos haoernos! iIe
colocarin los norteamerioanos? Dstfas hscer
una vista Mr.. Hunter.
mo haber apreuddo el inges, 20 que
estaba en- tan exce!entes con nlicones para clio,
pues toda Is vida la he pasado en- contscto con
los ipgleses
Nadia, nada... a.
-Eso es 10 quo 20 hacia en- Ia oioina.
-Digo que NADIA, que es precise pensar
en- 10 porvenir. Ahora mismo voy q prepa'ar
te Ia ropa para que vayas & yer Mr.. Hunter
Caiaa de dollar el ruedo los pantaones, pom
te la gorra blanca y los zspatos amsrl!os, a'i
tendrAs vsos de nortsamsrcano, y quizss ESQ
inauya.. :. Ademas col6cate en- ell DIAL un bottom
con Ia bandera americana. iAh!, We Gin chale-
co con tirantes.
-Pero recesito un intirprete.
-Llevate al chico de don Fulgencio que estA
anrendiendo el ingl6s por entregas va sabe
aieuna cue otra palabreja enrevesada.
POGO despu6s nuestro hombre hecho IN
adefesio aoompafisdo del chico de referencia,
se lanza la calle en- busca dc Mr.. Hunter.
-lC6mo debo saludarP
-Gud m6nin -Contesta ell pseudo inter
prete, hoieando una cartilla dimiuata que lie
sirye de base para doEinar con e tempo el
idioms de Shakespeare.
-Bueno; es precise manifestarle que soy
padre de famila.
FdnsiHs faaar -.
-DespS6s hay que indicare la con<ien
cis de que me conceda un destino pdblico.
-Eso es: pablie ocupsssion ell chico
consultando de nuevo la cartllls.
Pero Jay! no lograu ser recbidos por Mr.
Hunter, regresa Crispfn al hogar domestice
tr;st6n cariaoontecido.
Y cayeudo desplomado sobrs una silla
dice S su esposa:
-Tengo una idea aalvadora. Estable1cs-
mos un borden jause.
-,QusP mos vamos dedicar bordari
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Ca docna vnndnr 81 Espaiia - Iatiilal \ n i
NQ QQNQQ IQAN0l Lnaraa nr0rinOIa ~ QYf1a

"a dncna vnndnr 81 Espaiia = latilla ~
81 Q6SBd vSauti Lusrsa, proyincia n oy3isI
do, Santa Marina dc Ii Vega, calls d II anti-
gus, una casa Num- 81 altos y bsjos. Dc man1-sS
posterfs, cuberta de loss, con su corral tapisdoH
y casa de horno para elsborar pan, ouhiertaa
tambi6n de losa con gu antojana alberta q Sur
con Ia one constituye un solo fondo do cabids
de dos Areas junto { Ia 6sss por el Norts CON "
huerta ceroada de pared alta de cabida de tHsin.
ia seis Areas sesenta siete sentiareas destina
das & labranzas con otra antojana al ofiente NJ
otras porcones de terra compuestas Dc dcsSB
cuerdas mas menos. FL que interese compfaf.s
la dirfiase & su duefia Amalia Gonzales, viuda
do la Torre Ciudad de Humacao, Pusrte
Rico. 500
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VA R | { D A D { 5.
TIL n.1,oJo de Cerecedo Hermanos y
bl CUlIll0uU Co.-San Francisco .46 J

I'll No1,ooJo de Cerecedo Hermanos y
III COlIllduO Co.-san Francisco ..4e y
55 San Juan de Puerto Rico.-Comeroisntes
importadores. Esplsndido snrtido en- vinos de
mess geuerosos, Licores Cervezas, Aoetss,
Conservas, Ga!let'ts Dulcas, Frutas, Quesos
toda clase de provisiones 6nas de conner y be-
Der de todas parties del mundo. Propietario
del famoso vino gallego del Rivero de Avia
marca sCe"eoedc,. Agentes exclusives de Ia
renombrada champaiia de sidra marca sAgui'
Ia, del egftimo amargo &c angostura de los
sehore, ]. 6. B, siegert Hijos. DepositarioR
de Ia oelebre msrca CO vinos de lalkioja:
Rioja Alta r. Lopez de Heredia Cola
anti gisdad : ell crsdito de que goza esta casa
en- toda la isls, garantizan que sus artfculos
son los mejoras que SO inportsn en- el pats.
||Itima hnya Llegaron "a las gfamAt'cas In
Oi'i'i'a ''o'a glesas y Diceionarios etc, ETC.,
81 Bszsr Otero, Poncs, Puerto Rico. Dada Ia
aglomeraoi6n de pedidos, Sc reservarsn clnoo
diss & las pc: sonas que las tienen encargadas.
Sa enviaran anuncios no SO servira nlngun
pedido qua no te cubierto su importe. l0-6
Cacda pchad Este sss,n nsaS1@sa's dtsnnSa o,1s as
la curaci6n de los callos, Sc detalla 25 cen
tavos eli pomo en- los establecimientos <El "a
pricho,, Ella Esfera, sFarmacia Col6n.s +.
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DIR nnnn hjnnrn SO vende una casa do made.s
VI Puvo u''s0'v "a dcsarmads , fseil do ar.s
mar, cue mide metros cuadrados, un loteB
de tablas y cuartones nuevosy usados. DirigirssS
don Felix M. Bosda, frsnte 4 IL pusrta do
Espafa. SIS
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the tabls.n said Nj. HardwIcke.

on the table," said Mr. HardwIcke,
promptly.
The motion was adopted. and the
budget was then agreed 10 without dis
senting voice.
The Auditor was instructed 10 issue his
warrants 10 the following parties for the
following amounts Il. c. Garrison. SL50'
r. C.. Francis. $685. y. X. Epps. SlS.lz;
Dispatch Company Sl.s0; Daily German
Advertiser. N.oS
The Board concurred In resolution
making q special appropriation OF WV
FOR emergency work done at the Guy jan
The resolution adopted by the COM
mon Council. providing for the employ
mont ~ "a oodlder and assistant 20 codlfy
tho city charter and ordinances az an
expense not % exceed $1,000. was iheh
taken no and Mr. Hardwicke offered an
amendment. providing that no part OF
the money should be paid until the COM
pletlou and approval OF the work
AIR. Cutchlns offered d substitute, 70
tho enec, mat haif The sum should DC
Maid wher the work was approved By me
Committee on ordinances. the remainder
whom Il was accepted by the Council.
Air Hardwioke and Mr. Garter VINO
had also offered "A substitute ptofiu'.s
Tor partial payments. agreed TO th'S su'-
sutute. and Il was adopted. ..o,v
SOMETHING or WlAN"bh'
INC question then REQUIRED on tho
adoD,lon OF the resolution as aHlenoD,'
and Mr.. Cutchins. in q strong
called attention 20 the fact tnht tne W. n
Of revision. begun by captain A'cN. IN I'm,
vac almost completed and was most az
mir,ble. He hoped he said. mat tne,
~esofnfion would be voted down ana
tbe committee instructed 20 ascertain tne
cost az completing the work OF Ca''d'h
coke. .,t,,.i,,
A vote was taken on the resolution ION
and f. WIS lost. on motion OF MI. 'ai
ter however the vote was recons,u'I ~
on5 AIR Cutchins moved that II De re-
,.,,.,r,f+ted 10 the Committee on Orul-
,.1cas with instructions 20 ascertain
a.. cost ~ completing the rcVision az
ready begun. and report at the next me''-
ing. -,.o.,, o, ave
and no vote was taken ana 'ne H1,.o"
fo reoommit to the Ordinance Coinini''o0
was carried -, ..,,, ~ the
,-'.,r.u rrcvidiro for the consoudau I'D
~, lsrrain committees and the reduction
80 ,bs rronbcrshln OF Others was 'ald
on The tarl, untn the next meeune. .,.-
/ rho hoard concurred IN the resolution
4 6oratir,, i1o loads OF coke to the Ladies
! CITY Miss on. .t,.to,
| Tho BOARD concurrcd In resolution,
ortbo-izino tho having with granoli wv.
4 O., Broad street in front Of 500 and 81
4 cast Broad street. ...t.,-
+ The body also concurred IN -
, tion providin~ for the appointment OF %
toint committee to consider the adVisa.
| biliv on erecting an electric hsnt pian'
/ 90 .ho OLD uumnhOuse.
The Board authorized the apptop,' Ia -
/ tion Of Se5s 30 for the construction OF a
cover An pickett street from Pleasant 20
the Board agreed 10 a resolution do,
mating 200 loads OF coke TO the Coiofeo
| city Mission. .,
on motion OF MIRA Noble the vote
whereby The Board at a former rneeu, :
refused 70 adopt resolution raising inc
salary of the ambulance driver was ~
considered and the matter laid on inc
table untu the next meeting
Tho Board then adjourned.
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4 Guest A. the Jefferson Gives Up sou DJ
Mi.faIgf.

4 Guest a. The Jefferson Gives UP sou DS
Mi,fake.
There Is beli-boy at the Je@arson
Hotel that Is as honest as anybody 10
the word. and nc proved 1t the o'hef
day In O. very modest way
4 gentleman who comes quite often 70
tbs CITY. who is quite wealthy away
SONS az that hotel and ns soon AS ne
,,n.s inside the doors the bell-bOys ana
other servants commenced 90 WORK 10
pieass him II IS known that the money
"a man tips" for everything. Inc ssn,
tcman generally has "a large sum %.
money IN HE pocket and hoDuy 10
nurses as having bills OF The oenoiillH"-
ton 81 500 and $50. lie does a loi Oh en-
tor.aininc and Is most liberal
Saturday evening beil-boy was caitd'
ane sent on an e4rand The neatness
and dispatch with which the order was
executed pleased the gentleman a great
deal and ne drew "a DID from ms vest
pocket and handed 80 20 the boy VINO
smiled ord bowed away
The bcll-boys at AN hotels. receive smal'
nav. Ihey makc considerable money by
the tip system. and some Of them get
along very well
The boy who had been tipped put the
money fI his Docket NiN WNNN it' WI
off work Saturday night he transferred
me money from biz uniform % his street
clothes and went home. AS be did nor
have 90 report nc the hotel unHl o'clock
Sunday afternoon. ne went out for it,
he time with some companions SUNDAY
morning, and when st came his time 10
buy cigars. fruit on shat ever 10 hap
rcnd TO be. be pulled out his money and
selected O bill. IT'S eyes grew Ike sau-
GERS ard be brcathed hard lie slipped
the bin IN another pocket. paid for what
n. had purchased vita other money ana
excused himself
The boy hurried 20 the hotel and got
permission 90 go 10 "the gentle man
room Ie knocked and heard, Come
GOOD morning Nr. . Last nifh,
sir when YOU gave me this bill" said
the hoy holding th. srceaback IN his
hand, Il did not look ct it Just now
dld. and think SIR you made mistake.
This is a $50 bill"
The gentleman took The biil looked 40
a.. smiled and put 70 In his pocket. He
gave the boy another erec1back and 80
ended
When Che boy had gone the gentleman
turned 90 those who were in 'hc room
and said "I would never have missed
that money, and he has given back 90
ME. what he will have Go work fourteen
weeks 90 GET
Tho gentleman SIS st'll at the hotel
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OXFORD, n. c.. February M-spe-
clal.-slrs. Eugene Crews. who has been
sick FOR two weeks az her home here. Was
attacked with congestion OF the brain and
Is rapidly sinking this morning hrs
Crews was Miss Sweat, % Suffolk. Va.
and filled the position 81 teacher in IN
oxford Orphan Asylum al the time OF ner
marriage 10 Mr.. Crews.
Mr.. r. =. Pool. young man who wa.
employed as clerk In the store Of X. l.
Usry. IN oxford. has been IN for about
ter days with D eumonia. and this morn
ing Is hopelessly III and not expected q
live through the day. lie was from
Clarksvile. Va. and his two sisters from
that place are In attendance al his bed
side. who have the svmnatny ~ the POI
pie here IN their aniiction.
Miss Mary Lou Tucker, OF psnvillc. Il
visiting IN Oxford at Colonel r. o. Gre
S"rv's on College street.
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terday. with tho following members pres
emit: Messrs. John NJ. King tchairman)'
Harrclson and Tanner
The payroll OF the department was ap-
proved and ordered 10 be paid. and othei
matters Of routine nature disposed Of
The Crmrtrrs Committee.
The Committee on Cemeteries met last
right In tho city Hall and passed the
regular payroll and monthly bills Tor
navmtnt Members present were Mes'is'
Vaughan. Whaleu. Noble and carter
Tho Committee on water VIII nois
rel-t,lar meeting M : O'Clock Tonight
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Mr. J. Frank Smith of Crute q Smith.
the popular managers OF the Planters
Warehouse in this city. will be- married
to-day 90 high noon in The city Of Wcst
Point. Va. TO Miss Marshall If chat city.
Mr. and Mrs Smith viii leave West
Point on the afternoon boat for Baiu-
more. and tho large cities of the North
and West
The youthful couple have tho best
wishes ot inc tobacco trade and many
other friends for very long term OF
connnbial bliss and that they may live
long and prosper
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Gcsnnrrrreln YLrelnin.

The members Of the Cesa1gveroin Nir-
ginia viii have their annual masquerade
rail o. Saonger Halle on ncXt Tuesday
evening. February POD. The committee no
charge OF the arrangements are haid at
work 10 make the event a sgct only
members and their families will be add
mttod. but children under fifteen years
OF age will be excluded.
Four prizes will le given fJr the hand
soonest and funniest ladies' ard gentle
men respectively. Only masks Nill be
admitted to the floor ural after the
unmasking.
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Last Sunday Mrs Alma Culp gave O.
~ecepuon 200 commomoration oi the
o.ghty-third b0rthday OF her mother Mls
Gerhardt. Tho occasion was a most
happy one and win long Doe remembered
Twcuty-thrcc of her descendants were
present which included four generations
besides o number OF her friends. Mrs.
Culn rendered an elegant dinner and
supper 20 those present Mrs. Gcrhardt
was congratulated on all sides on her
remarkable vitality and mary wishes
that she would live to celebrate the cen-
finn, mink.
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Richmond-Fannle II. Baptist % Susan
A.. wife of Frank Baptist a. feet on
Marshall street. southeast corner Thir-
ucth. and 20 feet on cast side Thlrtieih
street i-5 feet north of Broad. 81.
Courtney g. Grinnan, special commits
slouers. 20 william NJ. Harmon, 90 feet
on Twcnty-slXth street. corner j.. $780,
Emma Iurs trustee TO Myra a. Pol
lard. ~ feet on south side Cary street, ~
feot west of Lady. $500
Thomas Ryan's trustee TO Annie RYAN.
On feet on south ST le Cedar street, il2 feet
OF buchanan. $500.
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Bows Shirt Waists.

Even while we arc bending every
nerve 10 get the stock I'm shape 10 take
inventory. we COuldn resist tne temp
tation 10 give YOU a chance 20 gei your
boy his summer supply on Snlii-
Waists. They are not an star waists
but many OF them are.
90 dozen IN numbered Percaie
Naists In choice patterns. fast col
ors. perfect sitting and gu sizes. They
are Waists that sell at Soc. We , DC
can sell these at...........-...., -
81 dozen Laundered Percale w rs.
an fresh patterns. well-made Wo.sts.
pafent double bands. 15c 1-c
lslnd fOr........ ..t..st.tss...''.'..' ~
90 dozen Laundered perca' e Waisis
that were made 10 sell at 81, large
variety OF patterns, all sizes aHC
Choice ior..... ....,....+...s'.ss'.
95 dozen Launlcred Porca'e Waists.
with Dix sailor collar. neat pat EnC
terms: resular Si5 grade. for. O|~
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Fx-Postmasteg Otis n. Russell left last
night for Washington 90 look after his
interests IN connection with his fight for
the Richmond postmastership. The gem
oral impression is that the appointment
VIII he made to-day or tomorrow.
Mr. Russell expresses confidence that
ne win secure the position. The other
candidates. however seem equally hope
ful and Mr.. Wray T. knight IS quite san-
uuiuo
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Monroe Grove No. !. l.. A. o. ID. will
give o. coulion and supper on Friday even-
ing next at Druids' Hail. corner OF Cary
and Laurci streets This order is most
popular one. and has given a number OF
these entertainments 10 their frienos.
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it'll double our selling to-
morrow. These are not dry
goods store Furnishings-but
MEMS HABERDASHERY.
Fau'tless Night Shirts are the best.
M made made best. OF the best ma
terials. and trimmed in The best taste.
Even so. when the sizes become mo
least bit broken their Oestness dOcsn
save en-. Tomorrow some nc
worth Coo. for...--.-.-.....-....... ~
Broken lots OF $50 Panjamas. AS
good as we can buy % sell az he same
prices. but We cannot hll IN because
we cannot match the patterns. SoC
out. tncn........t.. ......t-.t.-.t.- >
An importer OF English Gloves gives
us AN that are icft OF his this season
stock of Walking Gloves. the kiniS
that sell az 81 and 81 %. There ate
most all sizes. and what there EXC
arc so ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
a lot OF White and Pearl Dress
Gloves. in sizes o b. & l-A. ., ana
ol-2-reguiar 81 and $50 Gloves. EQC
iJr.......... ....... .......... ...-. ~
We've gathered up on The broken
lots OF CSC. Fancy Percale bosom
shirts. with cuns 90 match Tho sizes
that are lef are rs H. o. and ,oc
ID l-2 To close EN- OUT. OS~
III you ever nave occasion 90 wear
4 Flannel Shirt. and your size Is a.
II. or rs. don't let this cnance --=c
20 by 90 buy NJO one for. ~
All the small lots Of 80 Ail-WoQl
Derby Rihhod Shirts and Drawers VIII
be out on the counters. where zEc
YOU can pick them over tor 10
Lot Of Tecks. Four-in-Hands. Bows,
and club Ties dOlens AMI dozens NAV
nave hcen selling az Soc. excellent
patterns All going lo'mo,- 25c
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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph e. Miller, OF New
York. are in the city on their wav TO
Florida. MT Miller Is q member Of Nee
ca Temple. Mystic Shrine. and he called
upon Captain Frank W. Cunningham
who showed him the sights % the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-16

Mr.. Morgan Treat, the newly-conhrmed
Marshal for This district is still IN Wash
lncton. He has not been TO Richmond
since his appointment ana no ono nt
The local once knows anything regard
ine Mr. Treats plans
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-16

Several hundred tamstcis have been
reported by the police as running their
teams upon the streets without the ne
cessary license They will be- compelled
10 make their excuses 20 Justice John.
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nr.ht and Clinner.

Rev Or A. T.. Dickinson editor OF the
Religious E-rald. who wcs taken sudden
ly al al Newport News sunday, has en-
tlrely recovered and is al work again.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-16

Miss Clarahel Terry Of Mecklenburg
county end Mr. Pnbari Cole. o' ''is
city, were married Monday al Whit
hy" the home of the bride p par me-
Tho ceremony was performed by Rev.
Mr.. Coleman. after which the young
couple left for a bridal tour.