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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1898-09-03

States several years. Finally I tried
to settle down in Denver, but I could
not bring my mind under business dis.
clpline. My investments were unfor.
tunate and lost everything. I be.
came tramp. because unless my mind
was constantly occupied with change.
I should have gone mad. I have been
tramping now nearly forty years and
have been nearly over the entire world.
I am tired Of life and hope shall soon
60 to Join her In q better land"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1898-09-03
IRONY OF A GROCER.
Amsses . Customer by Deliveries q
Tiny Package In q Huge Wagon.

Amo4es . Customer by Deliveries .
Tiny Package In o Hinge Wagon.
A certain well.to.do housekeeper in
West Chester discovered one day that
there wasn't grain OF pepper In the
house. says the Philadelphia Record.
She always had her groceries sent to
her from Philadelphia firm. but on
occasions like this she was In the habit
Of patronizing West Chester grocer
whose store was near by. Therefore
she condesccnded to call up the local
grocer by telephone and place with him
her order for quarter Of pound Of
pepper. to be delivered at once. The
grocer Is a patient man, and he talked
very politely over the telephone. After
wards. however. he swore: then he
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1898-09-03
Various COusiuships.

v0tuOWU OOWUSUouuPUs
The children Of brothers and sisters
are denominated cousins, cousins ger.
man or full cousins. The children OF
first cousins are second cousins TO each
other. though the term second cousin
Is often applied, some authorities say
incorrectly, to the son or daughter OF
cousin-german, who, more properly,
IL q first cousin once removed. In 9th.
er words, q first cousin once removed
IL the child Of ones 6rst cousin; q drst
cousin twice removed II the grandchild
OF ones first cousin; q second cousin
once removed IL the child Of ones sec
ond cousin. These are the degrees al
laid down by books Of peerage and
descent which define very closely the
relationship between the members oil
royal and noble families.-St. Louis
Globe Democrat.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1898-09-03
WITH THE AID OF GRAVITY.

able to overcome the dead-center. The
other idea that he describes 10 what he
terms q double cross, the arms impart.
ing motion by means Of weights. the
whole governed by the central portion
above the arms. This he believes Is
certain to prove q success as soon az
be IL able to overcome the dead.center.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1898-09-03
Toughest Horses.

"Dun-colored horses are not the pref.
tiest by any means, but my experience
has been." said Col. william +. Cody to
Star reporter when in Washington
recently, that they are the toughest Of
the horse kingdom. An ordinary dun
horse will wear out three other horses
Put as much work on him as you may,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1898-09-03
MET WITH SUCCESS.

Penny Post system Of England IL
Recognized ~ Good Thing.
The work Of Mr.. Hennikcr Heaton.
the founder Of the imperial penny post
system for England and the colonies,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1898-09-03

has met with measure Of success. The
recent action Of the Representatives Of
Canada and south Africa at the Lon.
don conference has stimulated the
movement, and although It remains for
the Indian Government and the Aus.
tralian colonies to accept the agree.
ment. II Is believed they will do SO.
The objection offered to the system Is
q possible loss Of revenue to some Of
the colonies, but with the necessary
guarantee provided against, this uni.
form postage throughout the extent Of
the British Empire would 60 far toward
It's consolidation and unity.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-19
A FEW GOOD POINTS.

That a person in perfect health rarely
catches "A cold. IL IL only when the sys-
tenn is run down and the blood does not
circulate properly that people fall vic
Tins 90 colds.
That IL is "A bad sign 10 feel weak and
shivery and TO constantly suffer from tired
miserable feelings. II you ~ not eat
well. work well and sleep well, there IS
evidently "A weak spot In your system.
THAT ordinary food and drink cannot
supply the great vital force required by
people who work hard with their hands
and brains. Trey need something 90
stimulate their energies promote diges-
ton and keep the blood moving There
is nothing better. for this purpose than
pure malt whiskey.
That there Is only one really medicinal
whiskey and that Is Duny's pure malt.
II is not am ordinary whiskcy but pure
stimulant that has wonderful effect
on the system. II stirs up the sluggish
blood builds M the health. creates "a
good appetite and promotes digestion. II
prevents and II will cure coughs. colds.
chills. and even pneumonia. Every rcli-
able grocer and druggist keeps 1t. Be
ware of inferior limitations. Remember
there Is no other whiskey liks Duffy
and no other that can possibly take its
place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-19

mated with red lights in candelabra. Al
Ter the tea supper vas served by TIar-
ris, the well-knOwn caterer. 10 the re-
ceIving party when were present Mcssrs.
Isaac McKim, Markham Marshall Will
liam Ellicott, Lycurgus Winchester. John
son Poe Gordon Hayes. George Andrews.
Boiling Harrison. Charles Boone and
john Pendleton
Basil and Douglas Gordon. who are sons
of the late Douglas Gordon q prominent
nnnncier Of this city. are the chief pro-
prietOrs OF the Baltimore Evening New.
They arc natives ot Virginia. their mother
formerly Miss Peasants being a cele-
DRAFTED Richmond beauty; and tho two
owned ,hr 81 CANT country seat. Wake
field in that State which was recently
destroyed by fire. For many years Mr..
Basil Gordon Was actively connected with
the management of tho Democratic cam
paiens in Virginia. ~. was the chairman
of the party It the time OF Cleveland
election. and for TWO separate terms
served as a. member of the Virginia State
Senate. Is is man of high intellectual
GIFTS aui attachments and his private DE-
br3ry is one OF tho finest in the United
states. Ills wife nee Leila Sinclair Mon
tague. Is granddaughter OF Commodore
Arthur Sinclair. of The navy, and great
niece of Commodore Beverley kennOn
who waa killed by The explosion Of gun
ON the Princeton in 1876 on the memOra-
bile pleasure excursion when So many val
liable lives were lost. She is regarded as
prc-emiuoutly beautiful i'm a. city famed
for the personal charms Of its women
and. bon 1894 represented Maryland In The
galaxy OF beauty which formed "a feature
OF tho Confederate Veterans Reunion at
Birmingham. Ala. the state flag being
loaned 10 her ON that occasion boy Gov
ernOr Brown. AT the same monsiratlon
Mrs. Douglas Gordon who is also very
beautiful woman. impersonatcd Virginia
and both We're guests OF the city Miss
Catherine Montague. the sister NJ Mr.
Basil Gordon is handsome blonde. She
is student of art al the Maryland lnsti-
tute and has displayed great cleverness
ar a water cOlOrist.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-19
Royal Baking
Powder is the
greatest health
saver of the
century.

Carmichael from the vestr' room an
nounced the arrival OF tho funeral cor
tcge As he preceded the sad procession
NJ the middle aisle. after meeting It ~
tho doorway. he read clearly the opening
verses OF the order for the Burial Of the
Dead
The singing Of tho hymn Lead
Kindly Light preceded the chanting of
the selections from the thlrty-ninth ana
nincticth psalms-always most impress
slve part of the burial service.
The choir rendered the verses with SIN
gular sweetness and impressivoness.
After the reading Of tho Lesson. the
hymn when Our Heads Are Bowed
with Woe" was sung. and the prayers
thereafter were followed by the hymn
peace. Perfect Peace" As the conclud-
ing stanzas were being sung the casket
was borne down the aisle. The interment
was at Hollywood.
The honorary and active pall-bearers
were as follows:
Honorary Major Robert stiles. Major
T.. r. ID Myers. Major Robert AichfI
Mr. James Plcasants. Dr .. A. Crcn-
shaw. Mr. John II. Montague. Major
Fred Scott M. p II. Baskerville. MI
Virginius Newton. Mr.. Alexander Cam
eron. Mr.. Joseph Bryan. captain Thomas
Pinoknoy Col Archer Anderson. Rev. DR..
Topper. Mr.. John =. Branch. Mr. John
+. Williams Dr. Hunter Mcclure Mr.
George Lee.
Activc-Dr Stuart Mcclure. Mr.. Frank
A. Davenport MI John Curric. Mr. r. NJ
Elankeuship Mr. Barton H. Wise. Sir
Allen S. Miller Mr.. Eugene Massie. Mr..
John S. Williams.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-19
Court OF Justice John.

George T. Davidson had quarrel with
his wife. and if is alleged that he badly
hcat her. Dr. q. y. Darlington attended
Mrs Davidson and later her husband WAS
arrested when the case came up it was
laid over one day because the doctor
could not appear. and Davidson was bailed
out by his sister I'm the sum of $500.
susan leo. ,olored. was uisoiocrly and
created disturbance on The premises Of
f. Rothschnd and shc was arrested by
Officer Fiunogan. Susan was l1ilcd and
failed TO show mp, and an attachment
went out.
Lizzie Ward colored. assaulted Pearl
Williams ON the street, and the case went
ever one day for witnesses
Jake Tyrcc. is negro with a record.
Detective Hall arrested him and ne viii
Doe held Until the 22d instant, so that the
detective can hunt up his record.
Pearl Williams. colored. Is alleged 70
have threatened 10 kin Lizzie Ward and
an attachment was issued
Isaac Brown coored. was arrested for
ossaulting Robert Anthony. and 81 was
also learned that ne was fugitive from
Justice from Warwick county. lie will
be held until the 22d instant.
Bette Brown colOred. tackled Sarah
TAYLOR and then threw stones at her.
for which pastime She paid s. and costs
Tom Price, colorod. went down for four
months FOR stealing a suit OF clothes from
James Brooks. and for taking two shirts
from j. II. Moore. Jr.. be got sixty days.
Price took the clothes from buggy and
inc shirts from 90 wagon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-19
4 Long Felt Want Supplied.

The parties who own the Mckin@ie
Arms patent for preserving woods claim
tbfs nuid viii make timheis treated ny
n impcrvious 10 the sun. atmosphere,
wet hot or cold weather. that they will
not sun-crack. warp, or rot do from
nftv 90 one hundred years That n de-
strovs tho combustion until DO Will not
burn NJ itself That 10 viii increase the
strength from onc-fourth 20 onc-third;
that 100 tlmbers. when treated. are sus-
ceptiblc Of a very high polish. 40 kind OF
insects can live iu on cut Tho same All
kinds Of umbers can Doe treated. Green
timbcrs can Dee most effeciua'iy oXadizod.
They have been making tests for tine last
fifteen days every test has been satis-
factory. and shows The fluid is au that is
claimed for 80. The object is 20 establish
the principal mandatory here. but this
dencnds on the interest taken IN the en-
tcrprise. our business men should not
let this opportunity slips it is good Thing
and This is the place for the principal
plant Information can Dee obtained ut
THE Madison.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-19
" LEE THE MODEL MAN"
ADDRESS ar RICHMOND COLLEGE
TOMORROW NTGHT
Nv Rev, DIR. =. William Jones The Move
nent To Raise Funds for Improvement
at the Collegc-rrustees 90 Meet.

Tomorrow night Roy. j. William Jones.
r. VII deliver IAN address at Rich
I"no tolccc on Robert A. Lee. tho
viii DC welcome
thcro Will be- no holiday on account Of
~ hopcftH $50 birthday. at thc College.
49, al This tinc
io speaker. subject and occasion ere i1
e''i"'iS accord. Dr. Jones is iu mo- rec
80 l'ss thoroughiy qualified than any
Nnau ln the South 90 relate the nc aud
I"hl iht character OF Lee. 20 would seem
,Hat no southern boy could need 10 Doe
Nuaoed that Robert g. Leo was "a
honrl mans ami the portrayal OF the
model mana character before hundreds OF
Sltrill onr Young men ia frlucht with in-
...'-t aNd power br. Jones by his fsmi-
'a.iN with General Ice both before and
1870 'nt War. ls We'll as during The four
yours Striic and hy Dots long and intimate
aequaintancc and loving friendship with
Young mon, will boz enabled 20 deliver an
T,,,ss which. because of his hitherto
manifest christian love for young mon
sne interest iu Iichmond Coucgc. can
Aot idu Co Doe a thrilling War-Cry.
FOR THE NEW BUILDINGS.
De- committee appointed bv Che Bap-
INt General Association of Virginia at
is last meeting 90 direct the efforts 90 Doe
aae toward raising Olo for Richmond
tpilcse. nave begun the campaign in
luriheiancc or the plans which they
SaoWed at their meeting a. the College
IN last December rhey have called into
serNice several OF thc College faculty. as
Wa as minister boo different parts of the
SlaJ And The prospect is suspicious.
Prof 5. g. Mitchell addressed the cOngre-
cation Of Count Street church in Ports
mouth last Sunday. aud secured 500 be-
siucs promises of more Rev Dr. lly-
and got nap good contribution from
pastor.
Next Sunday. appeals viii De made in
inherent places hy Rev. Dr Ryland. and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-19
Personal AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's Ci,i-
zens and other Matters.

The Tycoon Chorus Will meet az the
Elks' Hall Thursday night AT o'clock
Or. s. Galesh has gone on a short busi-
ness trip North
Misses Carrie and Mary Williams. of
kappahannock. are the guests Of Or. G.
H. Ryland, corner of Grace and Shafcr
streets.
Mr. II. y. Armstrong. OF this city has
received from Governor Tyler commits
sion as notary public.
Mrs. Charles r. Bland. Of Portsmouth.
wife Of Delegate Bland. D. IN this ci,y
and viii for the next ten DAYS visit Mrs.
j. T.. Quarles, on Chestnut Hill.
Mr. Arthur Fennell and MI Robert u.
Lyme. TWO gallant colonies Of cynthiana.
Kentucky. are i'm the city. the guests Of
Mr.. Joseph A. DeCorr. Of the Atlantic
Coast Line.
The Jefferson Turkish baths have be-
come popular with ladies and on ladies
days the female attendants are usually
kept busy waiting on regular customer
Mr. Theodore Lebenburg leaves In a
few days for Baton Rogue. Id, where
be expects 20 engage In business with Mr..
Morris Esseman OF that city.
Dr. Wightman. Of Randolph Macon Col
lege. will address the public school teach
ers or feuflcn az the county COURTHOUSE
on saturday. January 18th, at II o'clock.
Mr.. John r. Bland. president Of the
United States Fidelity and Guarantee
Company, OF Baltimore. his wife and
daughter are Ia the city. stopping at the
Jefferson.
Messrs. ;. T. Maup.n and John =. VII
son. Jr. two II Richmonds most promi-
nent young mon. LET, nere on Monday
for the south where they w.ll engage In
business. Their friends will be sorry q
learn Of their departure.
4 special meeting Of the German-Ame
can Association Of Virginia has been
called 10 be held az Saenger Halle on next
Thursday January 10th az $50 T. VI.
Matters Of the greatest importance TO all
COMMUNICATION are 10 be discussed.
and a large attendance Is expected.
The stockholders OF the Metropolitan
Bank met yesterday al noon 10 elect di-
rectors TOR the ensuing year. but on ac-
count OF small attendance adjourned over
until this morning at II O'Clock
Among the arrivals al The Jefferson
Yesterday we're Mrs. r. NJ Whiddisn.
Mrs. Ellst y. Mayo. of Boston. Or, and
Mrs. q. T. Wertenbaker and child, United
States Marine Hospital Service; Mrs. T..
/. Roadway, Cambridge, Mass
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-19
CASToRE.A.


In addition 10 the double daily service
az The Atlantic Coast Line The famous
New York and Florida Special. composed
exclusively of Pullman Sleeping. Diling.
Library and Observation cars. heated hy
steam and lighted by electricity Will lee
put in service leaving Richmond at ID
l.. NJ ON january l7th. and win ran daily
except SUNDAY. arriving at Charleston 80
=. NJ. Savannah J.Dl 4. NJ. Jafkso4Nill .
1910 j. M and ST. Augustine 2.-O y. b.
NOrthbound train will arrive Richmond
daily except Monday 40 $50 4. NJ. 80 eX-
ira charge made ON This train except reg
ular Pullman fare G.. :. CAMPBELL.
Division Passenger Agent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-19
sousA's CoNCERT
Atthe \ cademy OF Music o-Night-Wil-
liam Barry Coming.

liam Barry Coming.
The simple announcement that John
philip sousa and his famous band II mu-
si.iars is the extraction at the Academy
OF N-teic has raused a ripple OF excite
mcnt in musical circles IN this city.
The sale of seats has been 1nprece-
danted. and when tho band arreata TO-
fore the curtain tonight it Is safe 90 say
trat Only standing room, and a very It-
De OF that can Doe had.
scusa's marches have become familiar
10 an nations. and the regulations OF ms
concerts and operas have made MIN SIN
more famous.
Ills band is composed Of musicians mat
are capable Of performing solos ana Is
considered 10 De- the finest organization
N ifs kind in this country. ana perhaps
in ECrcno.
Ills solOists This season are Miss Mauda
Reese Davis. charming soprano singer.
and Miss Jennie HoyIe, polished Violin-
istc.
Next Monday and Tuesday William
Barry an Irish comedian of note, pre-
SCENTS at the Academy his clever irisn
farce comedy. THE Rising Generation
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-19
I'm Criminal Circles.

James Taylor. colored. for breaking DOB
the dwelling house of Major Garter with
burelarious intent. was given nv, years
m thc pcuitcntiary. Doe the hustnss court
yesterday.
4nc case Of Tnney Fann for assault
was further postponed until to-day.
Tine Co.'S. oil Nary Necd the uee-o
"fortune-tellcr." who got $3.50 from M.
e.. IL Priddy on the claim that she could
cure him of the dyspepsia. and who was
indicted ON one count that of obtaining
Sisi from him viii be heard in the Hust-
ings Court to-day.
D.. d. Dyer Oh, younS wh'e man Who
rcprcs ntad himself as an insurance
aecnt. and collected 81 .r).q J. j. Crane.
"a negro jewellor. several days ago. Will
bp given chance 90 clear himself in The
Police Court this morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-19
Refreshments TO be Served.

The Ladies' Aid Society OF The Broad
street Methodist church viii hold con-
cert I'm be church 'ecture-room on Friday
evening. January lith.
Among the attractions scheduled arc
The celebrated Schubert Brothers. whose
versatility includes cXpcriuoss ON twelve
different musical instruments. and the
marvellous talking machine
Refreshments Will Doe served after The
programme. and aba inyiDtion is rendered
go all.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-19
ytroiuln ,tate INSURANCE COMPANY.

The annual meeting Of the stockhoid-
ers Of the Virginia State Insurance Com
many was held yesterday az o'clock.
The annual report OF the officers was
in every way acceptable 10 the stockhold-
era. Officers for the ensuing year "era
elected az follows.
y. v Randolph, president, Judge Geo.
l. Christian. vice-pre siden.. John ;. FL
lett. j. y. Carnsal, 5. II. Halves, Georg
L. Currie. j. NJ. Fourqurcan W NJ
Coulling DR.. John Mahoney +. sitter
ding and +. W. Scott directors.
At a meeting Of the board Immediately
held after the adjournment OF the stock
holders. Charles X Willis, was reelected
secretary and Robert Lecky Jr, assistant
aanrlInTA.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-19
THE UaTER DEPARTMENT.
An Ordinance Regarding II to he Consid-
cred Tonight.

The Committee on Retrenchment and
Reform Will hold ana important meeting
tonight at y O'Clock TO consider an Of
dinance. section 10 OF chapter q. Of the
City Ordinances. in regard 10 the Water
20 the supply and cost OF water 10 the
city under the present ordinance. and
wnat Do would be under the proposed or
dinance. This Information n 20 be given
AZ the next meeting OF the Council.
The committee h. also 20 consider the
resolution adopted by tho Common Coun-
ell directing the committee to ascertain
ana report whether any OF the commit
tees OF the Council should be consolidated
and IL So which
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-19
Neyys From HenricO-

Mr. Robert Ellyson and Ms. Elizabeth
Duke. the elderly c0upl. who secured 90
marriage license from thc Henrico Coun-
ty Clerks Office Monday. and then
waited several hours around tho place
in vain for preacher got married after
some search mp town for 30 minister 60
tie The knot.
The couple were married by Rev. g.
". Chumbley and went on back TO their
home I'm Chesterfield
Tha Henrico Circui, Court was in ses-
sion only "a short time Yesterday. Judge
Wexford adjourned the Court SO ms to Doe
able 90 attend the funeral of Judge Em-
tom. Judge Wexford left for Frcdericks-
burg at noon 10 attend the funeral
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-19

VIA THE NORFOLK AND WESTERN
RAILWAY. The "ouIv Ai-Hal Line
with SOLID NESwBCLEp TRAINS
AND so CHANCE Or CARS Fare ono
way. So. round trim $3.50 Trains leave
Richmond daily no g s. 81. and 1.ao 20. 81
Returning leave Norfolk at 1850 A. NJ
aud 1885 u. NJ. For flu Information ape
ply 700 rompany's Office. corner Niutn and
Main streets or Phone l>,.
r.. W. COURTNEY
District Passenger Agent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-19
Caughtthe Robber,

ZIG STONE GAP. VA. Jan lS-Spe-
cial-While the family were at church
Sunday a tramp giving the name OF Jim
Moon broke into G.. A. Brayman's dwell
ing and had secured fine watch and rs-
zOr. when Air. Brayman brother siar-
ence. arrived and captured the thief He
was sent on 20 await the grand Jury
There IL "A strong sentiment here for
Judge William r. Rhea, OF Bristol, Va.
for Congress
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-19
AIhlriic MilIlinrnen.

An athletic club has just been oiga-
uzed among the members of the First
Regiment which promises 10 become .
fourisning organization.
The club has been granted he priyi-
lege Of using the gymnasium hat has
been established i'm the gallery e. the
Armory and The membership is 'apidly
lncr.aslng
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-19
Old LADY Struck by A Train

ALEXANDRIA. Va. Jan. lsf-Special.
Mrs. Ann Murphy an old lady about
seventy years of age. living at Spring.
field station nine Hes south OF Alex
andrid. was struck By the nOrth-bOunl
passenger train on the Washington South
ern railroad. az the A. and f. crossing
about II o'clock to-day and brought TO
this city and carried to the Intimacy.
IL was found on examination that she
had sustained serious Injuries. having her
arm badly cut and Il Is feared she Is In
iured internally.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-19

neal. Thomas ~ Carter. l.. A. Behle and
Thomas Whittet
At a meeting of the board, the officers
were elected as follows,
Charles X. Willis. secretary and treas
urer. VI. L. Willis. assistant secretary
and treasurer, Thomas y. Carter. attor-
ney and t. Sittcrding. Robert Lecky, Jr.,
and James h. Elan trustees.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-19

The funeral OF Mrs. Virginia Bowler.
who died on Saturday last took place
al II o'clock yesterday morning from Bill
lcy's Undertaking rooms.
IN funeral oi Mn Elizabeth Moron.
who died on Sunday took place yesterday
afternoon AT $3.50 O'Clock from West Wow
Baptist church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-19
Banking Fund Company.

The annual meeting OF the stockholders
OF the Merchants and Mechanics Building
Fund Company was held Yesterday ar
ternon AZ othe Office of the company. ana
elected j. J. Boswell Jr., Carl Wiper
mann. T.. c. Schmidt Wyndham Boiling
William Rueger, r.. a. Stumpt and j. j.
Wolff directors. The report OF the secre-
tary and treasurer showed the company
to be in a prosperous condition.
The directors after the stockholders adj
iourned elected the following officers for
The wear: ]. l. Boswell, Jr.. president;
NVtndham Boiling vice-presicent Sp NJ
Ger Cornlck secretary and treasurer
Thompson * Minor attorneys and A. G.
Hartman and Carl RuehTmund, trustees.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-19
Injured Man Died.

James Carlck the negro man who
was badly injured by being run over by
am engine ON the York River Line. al
Kings Mills early yesterday morning.
and aftcrWard carried TO the almshouse.
died al that institution a. SID o'clock
Yesterday morning. His body was re-
moved by his mother TO his late home. ia
NowtoWn, and DE viii be buried to-day