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NlNIIOIs
Eyveia.' and Virginia Beach will find this
the most attractive route. insuring com
portable nights rest
Large and luxurious rooms. heated %
steam and fitted throughout vita cleo
yic lights. Dining-room service - IA
carte. and Is supplied from the lrst that
the markets Ct Washington and No:fois
afford
Tickets on sale at U. s. Express Office,
sli Pennsylvania avenue, 5l3, 6i9, ia
PENNSYLVANIA avenue; b. o. ticket Office
corner 18th street and New York avenue,
ana ON board steamers, where time table.
map, etc., can also be had
Any other information desired viii be
furnished on APPLICATION TO the undersigned
at the company's shsrf. .oot Vt 'th street
Washington, ID C. Telephone No. 90.
JSo. CALLAHAN. General Manager
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NANTED-By colored woman, situation TO DO
chamberNork or hight housework; RET gwen
f93 X j. ave NV. II
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

WANTED-A young man experienced in book
keeping. TO take charge Of office I'm nnanutac-
turing business; state salary expected and where
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WANTED-A blacksmith, who has some knowl-
edge Of carriage work. Address GEpit't
NIRZ, this Office II
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

ROOMS AND BOARD.
FOR RENT-Elcgant rooms and iirst-class board
refined private family; Cap. Hill. 256 Del
ave. ne. mhZ9-3t, en-
FOR RENT-Nicely- fur. rooms and excellent table
board; terms very reasonable. SlS Ind ave.
NV. mh29-St
ROOM AND BOARD in private family, s. weekly.
ZIG 4th St mh20-3t
ROOMS and board $40 per month; board SIS
per month. 91G II st. mh2T-St
FOR RENT-Furnished or UNFINISHED rooms;
central location. 1ll2 10th st. NV. mh2T-St
FOR RENT-Pleasant rooms and good board at
COO North Carolina ave; house surrounded by
fine grounds. mh2I-3t
NICE rooms and excellent board. SIS to $50 per
month. 1919 Sth st. NV. mh27-St
ROOMS AND BOARD-Desirable rooms and excel
lent table board; terms very reasonable. 500
llth NV mh253tem
FOR RENT-l204 ST. NV, nicely fur. rooms, and
board; in room, S25' each; single room, S2j
and $50: tTansients accommodated mh263t TEN
WE ARE FEEDING more people than any hotel
in Washington. Why? Because feed
them right. No charge for special duplicate
orders We make all our pastry, broil
all our steaks and chops tho lard; pure cream
and Elgin butter; table board, SIG month;
beautiful rooms with private BATH steam heat
and electric lights. THE GENOA, sos and sos
18th st mh2i-l2t
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wANTED-Experienced stableman. 2ll5 It
NV Item
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


FOR RENT-A beautiful home, Valley Of Va;
house furnished; orchard garden; good wat
er; convenient to depot. Apply lol5 ii st. NV.
1t ,em
FOR RENT-Business property; fine store; c-n-
spicuous corner; northeast: fine stand for wide
awake substantial grocer; large store; good eel
lar; dwelling rooms; stable. 701 18th ST. n,
s25
ron RENT-s25: large store, No 1887 High St,
Georgetown; good business stand
FOR RENT-To respectable colorrd tenants: mat
frame dwelling; No. 5l2 10Th ST. NV; rooms;
water in house; SIS.
FOR RENT-sls; 2-story bricks, rooms and
bath; $50 and S3l eth St ne.
STARGARDTER & GRIFFITlS,
mha7-3 Gil 9TH st. NV.
FOR RENT-Desk room, or rntire rear OF store;
splendid location. To2 Iith st. mh23-6t-em
TO LET-For truck garden purposes several blocks
Of good ground: house and table; in sub
division city; long lease if desired; apply at
once TYPEWRITER AGENCY, GIL 9TH St NV.
mha3-tf-
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AL KINDS of sewing done in the best manner
at lowest prices; ref. Address A. IS. anis
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HOUSES FOR REyT AND SALE.
REAL ESTATE BULLETIN

THOMAS z. WAGGANAN, 9I7 ST. NV.
THREE-SrORY BRICK AND FRAME HOUSE >
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE-

wANTED-By coiorod girl. pace nurse or light
homework Cal lsl7 Cedar 81. NV. Item
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WANTED-By neat young colored girl, light
homework. IS Defrecs 81. NV. III
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WANTED-By young lady. plain writer, respect
ahle situation: good penman Address PEN
NAN, this Office. II
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STEAMBOATS,.
Norfolk and Washington
SteambOatCO

= Every day in the year for Fortress MOI
roe NorfolH, Newport News and all pointi
: South, BY the superb. powerful. stee! pal,
: ace steamers, Newport News. norfolk
and Washington" on the following sched-
nile
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uELr wAxTED-MALE d FEMALE

SOUTHERN EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Establish
cd 1872: neat, reliable white and c1lorci male
and female help furnished free OF shnge. MRS.
MOORE 306 & Il. NV. Il EN-
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.


WILL RENT s-room house for So. and give use
OF my furniture to party renting. Address
CHASE this Office mh273t
FOR RENT-0niy $50 per month for nice. g.
room brick bay window; q. M ]. /, near Bureau
of Engraving ard Printing and cars. 223 18th
st. sw. hey next door. mh27St
FOR RENT-No GO Myrtle st ne room brick "a
j.; newly papcrcd and painted ia first
class condition; , story basement house; rent
reasonable 10 good tenant. Apply to SYNDICATE
PURCHASING co, 423 eth st. NV. mh27-
FOR RENT-Sl5 month, 7-room attic and eel
lar house: large lot; near station; piped well;
key at bakery, iIyattsville, Nd, mh25-6t
FOR RENT 81. so No. So st. NV. opposite
Government Printing Office, rooms and
bath; all modern convenience. Apply OWNER
ISIS sta St NV. mh21-5t
FOR RENT-No. Ola Tenn. ave ne. store with
s-r0om dwelling; splendid location for any
kind Of 4 store; only SIS per month +. J. DlEU-
DONNIE, Room % Ohio Bank Bldg mh25-5t
FOR RENT-No. COO 18th St ne 6-rooms, ron
GREETED cellar. bay window: all modern i'm
prpyemCnts: newly papCTed and painted, only
Sl5.5U per month. r. J. DlEUDONNE, Ohio Bank
Building. mh2I-St
FOR RENT-No ll26 y. J. ave NV. 81 per
month; No. 51I st. Sc, SliSo per month;
No 703 Path st. NV, So 30 per month Apply to
F. L. WILLIAMS. 500 5th st NV. mhs7-6t
FOR RENT-A most desirable Broom house: Hu-
ST. between 10th and 18th SITS, blocks
from l4th street cars; only SO per month to q
permanent tenant, with good references. Apply
ROOM l22, Washington Loan and Trust BIDS.
mh26-3t-cm
FOR RENT Cheap: only $3.50 for a 5-room house
with Potomac water. on Turner 81. ne. near
Bladensburg road. CIIAS. f. BURKE. 1902 TGr-
st. mh2G I'm
FOR RENT-Only SIC per month; elegant s-room
and bath brick house. with a. m. j., near Mt.
Pleas. and Soldiers Home. L. 7. SHOEMAKER,
go r St NV. mh9u
FOR REST-Furnishcd. l0rOom house on East
Capitol St. squares from Capitol; a pleas
ant summer home; has wide. shaded porch and
large yard in rear; terms moderate. Address
A. B., this office. mh22-Tt-em
FOR RENT-Low rents for comfortable FIVE room
houses, cellar and stable; 29!2, 29lI, 29l6
9TH ST. NV, $40 each. j. CHESTER. 615 18th
ST NV. mhlS-tf
FOR RENT-Brick: rooms; m l.; 1903 10th ST
NV; $3.50. G. BOYER l. SON. pa eth St sw.
se1l-tf-en
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FOR RENT -UNFURNIsHED ROOMS

FOR RENT-Unfur., rooms; ID floor heat, gas,
bath; rent reasonable. 327 9th ST. sc.
mh20-it EN-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-04-22
La HERENc1A DEL CoNDENADo

oaua, aquieu ella fgaraba grave ffa eaba muy
demostraba Roger vic lagmas los ojos de Gberto
iOa da pena-ls preguntd sonriendo-que preferan
vueetra madre?
No, ESQ me causa mucho ben; pero debe saber ejor
que nadie que la fecdsd con lagrmas
Sabie1on los dos 81 pescane parto ell coche, mentras
la marquesa concufa corqata de Ia e6ora More e
daba consej Gberto, que guaba medisn smente.
--lPardisz!-exclsmd -Yo os servirs de professor.
como ell Official sonrefa:
-Apuesto que be juraio-i ,Oh mo jnrarl mssl
Es Ia algeria de volveros ver Ya vvfamos Sin Yo
que no tengo parehteseo encuentro h
liz como 81 hubiese enconrado veid 4dero hijo.
GibNto lie estrech6 la msno fuertemente.
-Ia neceslte vuera amietad-le do grave.
EstoS vuestra dsposicibn 81 fuers aecesae estoy
ssguro de aue Dies ss uniIfa nosotros.
-Muy precise sera-do entamens Gilbero mitando al
ceo Pero hoy no pen'smo mas que la dcha de
reundos.
E Gsrdan necesitabs DIR mas para comprender
que habta surgdo al grave compicsc6a, qusd6 muy
silencoso ell resto del camino Cuando egron al CASTILLO Ia
Marquesa hzo que Sc quedase almorzar ellos.
"A de Ia maa que pon6is dijo Is Msrque.
8 sonriendo.
Despues del slmuerzo, Ia Marquesa dijo Gu neto:
. -Eosefa tus dominos tn msdrs
La sonora More estabs POGO trsstornsda Ia mses
sdmirsc6n alma eaba ens de agra1ecmento para
Is sncsns Msquesa, que Ia trstaba qaerida Ia
sgaecia mucho neto verdadera
sbuela.
-Ys somos NADIA aqut sehora-dscfa la Marquesa Ia
se6ors More cogendoa muy sectuosamente del bazo-n
smpooo, sehor bien que hsce abiar
mi nieto 10 todo! Todo suyo.. to parcpo, que
do que sin mi capital, podrfs entrege muy pronto
ysak mil brss Dc sats; alsalds Dc Trtpor quisn h
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-04-22

hecho fucca dneo que abuea oca hab querdo dsr
nieto, ugar de darle senclsmente coraz6n Els
precise que ho rco elegane que de.lumbre to-
quen de dos cometerA mayor pecado d. orguo
Fezmente aqu enemos al danos Is absoucl6n
Bueno vamos 8 yer ell castillo.
Fueron primero 10 erraza.
I'LL sto donie he sufrido-dijo acknowledgements
la Marquesa.
-;Abuela, hableis mas de cosss!
-Tenes raz6n pro ahora que soy felz "a sausta
81 recuer do de los mslos diss.
En- aque momentc, Gilberto que hbfa ncnado entire
sgua azul la pequeha ensenada al pie del castillo
La marqGesa sonr6 el placer que aba aqneia
sorpresa.
-, Para mi tambi6ns -diio Giibero
Para IT, Psro ben entendido que 20 soy responsa
be Entiendete'as eli senor maroan NAL
los bsrcos; agun tempo pas ha perddo Ia
cabeza
bsto acompahd cuarto la sehora More &sta 10 do
abrazandole
Yo crefa que ba tener ceos de tn abusa; vamos
entendernos bien querernos por tn carino. ..-.
Cuando Gberto hubo separado de Ia sehora Mors. y
pens6 que nade poda Observable a did renda sueta do
or oos hnchaon pecho did bertad los gandes
sollozos que habfs contenido pecho. -
Eu Pars delante del Mnistro que hsbfa sonoodo su
padre habfa endo fuerza avo
cerse a psdo que todo Ell mundo considerable manoha
do para siempre
En- aquel castillo donde sentfa volsr alrededsr
alma de PADRE mas d6b estaba entenecido respeuo
sas ideas flia'es ahogabsn orgullo
Entr6 tfmicamente habitacion arrodil6. sPo
querido psdre ,Pobre made!s-exoam proponfs
Ia hbsds oros tempos por madrs ha
ser ella piado'M psrsgdnasisnss,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-09

Mrs Charles y. Alcutts sudden death
from peritonitis was announced This week.
10 was shock to "a host OF friends iu
Virginia and Florida. The remains We're
placed in Laube's vault to await the are
rival of her husband from Florida. a
message had been sent Mr. Alcutt but DEE
had already left Florida on his way t0
Virginia 90 take his vacation. expecting
tO meet his wife On Richmond. NOT know
ing She was 3D. The railroad trains were
caught in Tine Georgia hurricane and Mr
Alcutt spent several days in the woods ia
Georgia before the train could Dee started
out.
lie arrived here Friday and was sh0ck-
cd 90 hear of his wifes death. The rec
mains were Inferred yesterday afternoon
iu Hollywood ln the stiffness of q heau-
uful October afternoon she was laid away
with her hand c.asuing letter from her
husbaud-an unread letter which arrived
after she had died. Just I'm the spring
time of life with "a heart filled with love
and hope this lovely woman has been
taken away. She wore the white flower
of pure womanhood. and that is an uuper-
ishable crown.
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THIRD REGIMENT
RETURNS HERE.
The Soldiers Take Up Quarters in
the Exchange.
THEY WILL BE MUSTERED OUT.
There j. No Prospect of Keeping the
Command in ser, ice Officers Hal
No Conference 60 Ascertain the
Wishes Of the Men.

Nearly au thc soldiers Of The Third Reg
imeut have returned 90 the city. They
came d. on al trains yesterday.
Thc ol4 Exchange Hotel presented a
Ayo.y .ue Mr Thomas a. Hulchcr fed
The mrl free 0I charge. as his contract
with he government does not begin until
to-aa.. Iho m.u were delighted with
ile meals given Them
flroHeHs l.a not expire until midnight
at Hn..l nme regular guard duty was
begun tHrt m the might Colonel Nalo
lId many officers as hc could ind go
io f.e hfioI and see that order was pre-
ferf q. Tine soldiers were elad tO get
ack and some 0i them were disposed 10
Indulge n noisy celebration
Mayors Price and Sb1nks had busy
a.t oi DO JOB getting every thing in shape
Io' lle real work of mastering ont which
''siNs tomorrow This work viii not bo
ended Tor two or three weeks.
80 CONFERENCE HELD
4nc officers mad uo conference looking
90 polling the men 20 ascertain ho,y
many Wisl 90 remain in service. Thav
'-atr goo idea of doing s0 10 is ukelv
however that the men Will be given an
op.l unity Boz some way. 90 cxpress their
wishes 90 quitting the service. The
nave no idea of trying %
Keep the regiment from being
na red OUT &c is true. That
oi tlc officers would like to
..I 800 service. Captains Willard and
-..ar fe said to 6c the only ones really
'h''a- io nc mustered ont They yo.un-
'l Jog tne WAT and now teat there is
' pf0 poet of further fighting They wish
pe relieved from future service About
'V per cent? OF ihc men are said TO be
nA.nus to return to their homes.
Colonel Nailo did confer with his officers
tifl reference to the adoption Of plans
'oNinf Zoo the enforcement of discipline.
lIi nothing was done looking 90 appealing
tne Department to keep the regiment
30 service.
Ihrf0 WHs SOME trouble about water at
Dee hoic. yesterday afternoon. The sun-
if ns suddenly cul or This was due
H some defect iu thc pipes and plum
.r quickly rcmedied thc trouble
To 1919 MDSTEEED OUT.
n.lil io The Times from Washing |
on eHre.
ihern is poo ground for The statement |
bar fHrro is amy probability OF the roe /
aiming in tle service tho Third virginia. |
amy other regiment which has been |
'-.Enftoi for muster out 80 influence /
roHghf FOB bear has changed the intention /
I muster out those which have been
mod and War Department officials
fr There VIII De- mo- change To revoke
r orders for Tho muster out OF amy regi-
lnnt or FOB substitute other regiments for
hose decided upon would cause great
lnfusi0n while in an probability Just as
IUI men would hf dl satisfied"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-09

Governor Russell and Party to Visit
Camp Cuba L'bre,
SALOONSGlyEN AN HOURS GRACE
Tic Negroes in Wilmington and other
Eastern Towns Arc Trying go Pur-
chase Rilcs-Thc Capital Club
House Warming

RALEIGH n. O.. OCT. >.-spec.al.-O
40 persons by actual count were I'm the
Academy OF Music yesterday to hear
Senator Butler and Chairman Thompson
addresses. Of this number $50 were
negroes. twenty-five wer. Democrats
,h.rty-nve were suaigh, Republicans and
rs Populsts. Governor Russell received
praises for his administration.
Governor Russell with Il party Will leave
here tomorrow or Monday 90 pay visit
t0 the First Regiment boo Jacksonville be-
fore they go to Cuba.
AN effort is being made % secure d
winter camp here. The regular army post
t0 be established here. or rather which
was expected 20 Doe established here.
seems TO bee "a thing in the distance.
MANUFACTORY REMOVED.
The Willard Hosiery Company of VIII
larIsv.ile. viii be moved here to be
operated in few wee BIS.
Ex-JLdse Spier Whitaker goes 10 Porto
Rico with bis regiment the sixth Resi-
ment of lmmunes
The Board of Aldermen decides that the
bar-room5 must close at midnight during
fair week. The regular hour for closing
is Do 0'clock. hut One extra hour is grant
ei for that week.
The Confederate Tea" given here last
night for the soldiers Home. was quite
"a success.
NEGROES ARMlNG.
Negroes In Wilmington and 10 other
Eastern towns, are making attempts 10
purchase guns The Odell Manufacturing
OF Greensboro had an order
sent there Tor quite "a number OF Win
chester rifles. but upon Investigation they
refused 10 fill the order.
\ beautiful german was given last night
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-09

bridges
The contract with the Pauly Jail Manu-
b I"ciuilns Company, of So. Louis rcnra-
scented oy j. D. Smith. Tor The oonsfrur-
uon or a city Iali and emergency hospi-
tdl at cost OF $1,000. was signed last
/ hisht at ID O'Clock by Mayor Allan A.
! Moss Immediately after the contract had
/ been approved by the Council
There was "a movement ON foot bv tho
I business Mems Association 90 sue out an
! injunction restraining the mayor from
signing the contract bur the mayor gor
: ahedd OF me business men
! The Fauiy jain was adopted by the Couu-
en- against the unanimous report of the
/ committee appointed 10 examine the plans
/ OF the various bidders The committ,.
/ recommended that the contract De- award
ed 20 the Van Dorm jail Company. o.,
cleveland. Ohio. on the ground that this
company offered % build Cd better prison.
III is not known what action the business
Mems Association viii now take
There is likely 90 Dee "a hard FOUGHT LEGAL
battle over the manner in which the seWar
work is being carried on in the city
Before the city was lncorDoraf.d thu
old Dominion Land Company put In 4.
sewer system in some sections of tha
town, and when a. was decided by the
Council 90 enlarge the system 10 was IN
""t''''N htHA lA' pipe already hulrr-
ground should not be- disturbed However.
the supervising engineer when be- drey
his plans Tor the system selected Ihirtv-
fourth street between West and Wash
lngton avenues. as an outlet for the sew
erage. The Ola Dominion Land Company
and the residents on this thoroughfars
protested against the removal OF their
sewer until they were heard BY the proper
committee
on Wednesday night the contractor.
with a gang Of 30 men. demolished the
system sewer pipe on Thirty-fourfh
street Last night the residents appealed
20 the Council for relief. Tor they are
without drainage and will be- FOR several
weeks. and an epidemic Of disease Is
dreaded.
No one will take the responsibility for
tearing mp The sewer but 30 D. quite likely
tfat suits for damages win be- irstitutcd
against the city. The Council made no
provision Tor giving relief 10 the people.
FOR fear IL would be- an admission that Il
had exceeded SIS authority I'm having the
pipe destroyed but the matter was refer
red 10 the Sewer Committee with the un-
Outstanding that a. would give the resi-
dents temporary relief.
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Dccp Run Ennt Clnh.

The Deep Run Hunt Club had q drag
yesterday afternoon which was greatly
enjoyed There were about twenty-five
in the meet The route was from the
clubhouse up 90 the Broad-Street Road
and back to Acca, thence 20 the starting
place The brush was presented 10 Mrs.
n. q. Tyler who Is the guest of Mir
and Mrs. r. "a. Harwood
on next Tuesday morning at O'Clock
there will be a run 20 Chantily a red
fox viii add special interest 90 the oc-
caslon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-09
CLAY WARD ACTlVES.
The Club Translates Routine cuisines.
and Hears u speech.

J llf Clay Ward Actiycs held ar~4r,
| aliehded meeting last night iu Rel.fI.r.
| hali- PRESIDENT Evan Snead ln Inc chsI-
| ne president reported that the fol.,,.-
| lhs gentlemen had bcen selected le sn
ADVISOR! committee, and had consented
/ 10 serve. Col. John s. Harwood frnafr-
NAM. a. e. Hartman. r. L. Winston
| u. blcherspn. ST.. and -. A. Hawkins
The Advisory Committee. thr1urh IFS
chairman. reported the following sflnd-
/ ing committees.
Finance Committee-R NJ T.vior
,chalfmanl, Witt h.. TAYLOR. j. r. PEI
DE-. VIM J.. Smith. ana HiI Montague
committee 0u SfaustlCs-E L. N.rfa-
que chairman. E. G.. Walhgu D
hil. Irving Wharton and 81 R pl.e
committee ou New Memters-H Colder
.cnalrm1m. g.. L. Phillips. b. ID Hov.Is
II. j. Iremer. and j. ~. krllk.
mayor Taylor asked 10 be- rs.i-ver from
me duties OF chairman OF OLD. rir.rf.
commit. although willing i3 serve as
"a member.
COL John S. Harw00d urged him to act
ll liti capacity. aud upon vote the club
unanimously decided THAI hr must sar,..
he Ql sion NJ securing ham for tna
coming year WAS next cons feraI ar1
tlirr discussion 30 was decided fo Iessa
l,,it .l.ie ii'iI Tor the ensuing twelve
Con. .Ierablo discussion was INDUCED f.,
nF l'L HARDWOOD. capt D. H. Jacob Nr
=. p. WINSTON and others Hs f0 raising
Iulas, anq arousing the voters
Mr. d. J. Garter mover that tho Ar
tlsory ho1ri boz empowered to gr-,r'-.
lor public meetin- t0 be held some
iime during ihe latter portion of October
or the lrsf W November when "a r.f,-
Der OF prominent speakers arc exnacfe6 ro
p. present. probably Senator Tuiman
among them
This concluded the bUenr.. n,r-f,, ~
lLe meeting. and Pr sidcuf Snr4f fh.l
introduced CapL John Lamb who c1n-
-lmed 1000 hour in advDCatn. f-,e silver
ana treasury notes
Aiitr Mr Suead had announced that
lhr tlNn wanted u0 member Who fid not
vote Tor Democratic President ne wei
's D'i sres man. the iody adjourned.
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has been scheduled some time during
the FIRST portion OF November
one ~ the first places visited los Gem
cral Lee was ST. Luke's Home where
Mrs. Lee is at present suffering from
an attack % fever
Later ON General Lee went to the JEFF
ierson- wnero number of bis niende
called upon him. His daughter took din-
ncr with BIER father there
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-09
VIA0UCTS AT NEWPORT NEWS.
The Mayor Takes Quick Action in
Signing Contract.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. oct Spec
ial-The city Council last night awarded
the contract FOR erecting two Waducts
over the tracks OF the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway tO the King Bridge Com
pany Of Cleveland Ohio. for Si3&SS0.
There We're over twenty bids. The
Council employed an expert bridge builder
70 examine the plans and specifications.
The work will commence probably some
TINE this month.
one half of the expense will be borne by
the Chesapeake and Ohio railway. Elec-
TIC railway tracks will be laid on the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-09
REUNION OF MOSBYS MEN.
Command TO Assemble At Manassas on
October 18th.

Tho nth annual reunion OF the sur-
Vlvors of the Forty third Battalion OF
Virginia cavalry MOsbys men. Will bc
he'd "a Manassas ON Tuesday October
-'th and 400 members of the command
are invited CD attend
The command Will have its hcadquar-
tiers at Nicols Hail. and the members
on attending will report Immediately
90 SIR. John r. Tu.ctt. who viii furnish
badges 90 them.
banquet will bo rendered the conn
mand on the afternoon of the occasion
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tile: james A. Walker. Virginia.
Raleigh-H. W. Miller Raleigh. ". C..
j. l.. Johnson. Cuipeper, Va. Charles
F. Bailey. Newport News. Va: w. n.
Harrison, Adrian y. G., $. K. Carter.
Tappahann0ck, Va. ". \. Post. New
port News.
81. James-Mr and Mrs John Mallory.
Richmond. +. +. Fuller, r. J. Rivenhark.
Wilmington. y. C.. l. O. Donohoe. Phoo-
bus Va.
Howard House-C T. Hunter and wife
ana -. =. r. Cruins. Fredaricksburg.
iAeutenant-Colonel J. a. Roller. Luray:
j. II. Taylor. Richmond
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4 bright young Australian az Perth.
when his father killed his mother and
suicided suppressed the news FOR several
hours while he tried 20 trads awful
tragedy copy % the Perth newspapers.
Ills enterprise missed cash. Tor they
wouldn't deal. Fancy such u boy being
wasted on a community OF sandgropers.--
sydney Bulletin.