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The evening times., 1898-01-29

WANTED Tail0r's first class coat and
vest makers at once. Apply boz u ~.
m Item
The evening times., 1898-01-29

NANTED-A young girl for housework
Gail at 1916 IA ave. NV. IaZs-5t,em
WANTED Apprentice giri: good chance
10 learn { nV .ss->J tailor Srstetu OF garment
cutting Apply l,ionuay alter 10 at 621
4 81. NV. Item
The evening times., 1898-01-29

" ANTEb Fl BY Respectable young business
nian. a Young lady or widow Win ca pnal
object matrinOny. BU SlNESS this office
ia2T-3t
The evening times., 1898-01-29

Wan Eli Lazy tniarried or wIuOWl with
with S6oca pat a. to manage ucilsUB Bstra ting
ir' a nient parlorS profits exceed S25
" eekir. tot interview duureSS PEkMA-
NENi- TINS Office. ] .eiH
The evening times., 1898-01-29

FOR SALE Lunch room: STOO. daiIy sales
$50 To $50. rent, $40; cash register;
fine fixtures. central. USINESS EX-
CHANGE. Atlantic Building. ja2s-3t
The evening times., 1898-01-29
CIArRVOyANT,

NL<A I'm v U n ~ ~ Il
PROF. +. TURNER. IHP famous clairNOy-
ant and spirit medium, IS perua nently
located at $50 Ninth street northwest look
for large all. In tuesday evening and We'd
neSday morning Times. Ja2o- EN-
a THOU SAND TO ONE IL isn't so, you say;
wen prove that we are selling elegant
Gus tou-maGc Suits and OyeTCoats, Just
a little worn" at figures now here else ap-
proaChahle. JUSTH'S OLD STAND, 61S
u St NV ja24-Tt-em
SPIRITUALISM Mrs. zoller, medium,
Il02 ". Y. ave, 18th and | NV: cir
cIes Tuesday and Friday evenings in
terviews daily: Sunday evening meetings,
Typogra phlcal Hall, 425 q st, NV.
81 1E-em
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FOR RENT-Part OF St"re, with window.
for watch, clock, bicycle, pape rhaHger,
painter. or small mechanical bus ines,
tneap rent. 1915 y y ave. NV
ia27-St
The evening times., 1898-01-29

FOR SALE-Employment agency, eSfab-
Iished ; years; with over 500 customers
price II sold at once. for good VIII. fur
niture and license. $50 cash. Inquire
CHASE ROiS. 63l st. NV O., top 1luOr-
Ia27- item
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WANTED-Storeroom suita ble for meat
market: low rent; or Will buy out small
store. Address L. {. b., 30 n. Y. ave. ne.
u u
The evening times., 1898-01-29

NANTED-Settled German woman for
light housPwork, VINO VIII appreciate
goOc home. Call al ! 81 Mas. ave. ne.
Ia2S-3t-em
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WANTED -Girl ior light housework. Ole
Pa. ave. -. II
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

MANTED--ro trade ladies' high grade bi-
cycle for good horse. Address FAX, this
office. Ja29-3t-em
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The SO EayS" Cure

dor mem leads all remedies in this city.
prompt and pc Fmanent cure or no charge,
consult alton f-ee. Dr.. McKEEHAN, Tlb
18th st. NV. Office hours. 10 a.. IN. 10
j D. m. to . y. M; SUNDAY, to 4. p IN.
ia26-lm
a BUSINESS man. nfiddle-aced. would
like to form the acquaintance OF hdy'
miss. or widow, vito could assist htni imam
cially; object matrimOny. Address HON
EST this office la20-1t ,em
The evening times., 1898-01-29

OR An experienced. meat cutter snd
grocery clerk. plea ~ call or audrr>s az
- -. NV. IL
The evening times., 1898-01-29

WANTED Pupils TO take lessons in act
Ilg at their homes. ACTOR, this Office.
ian2S-Rt en-
The evening times., 1898-01-29

HOTEL AND BAR, centrally located for
transient -rade, owner incapa oltat4tI BY
slcEnr genuine SaCflIiCc. DUNIAAE 1 81,
SO6 r st. ta2g-3t
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FOR RENT-HOU SES.

L OR RENT Nicely fur; 1O-rOOni, south
front house; newly papercd AMI painted;
sanitary plumbing; rent taken IN board
n agreeable. OWNER, this office.
la29-3t.cm
The evening times., 1898-01-29

FOR SALE Handsome chestnut brown
horse. suitable for any purpose; lady or
child can dnve him. Price. $40 Apply
al 1921 Kenyon 81. Col. Heights.
Ia2r-,it
The evening times., 1898-01-29

WANTED by youug luau who thor
oughly UnterStanus tE, ulrat aud grocery
iuSiucS>- position. Address Bon 3 This
office. ~
The evening times., 1898-01-29

FOR SALE Win sell at sacrifice Ma
ti0nal cash register. Tennessee marble
top counter. purtable wall cases, two
marble soda apparatu aud . copper
fountains. 22n5 14th st. NV. "a a2S-St
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FOR EXCHANGE.

NANTED-To exchange 40 acres: stock
ed in fruits and berries; mile and quar-
ter from Rochester, n. Y; half mile from
trolley cars; FOR farm lands nea I this city.
Address B.. If02 | st. INV. ja29-3t
FOR EACHANGE-Ciold watch or bicycle
for horseor delivery wagon. 639 a. ave
So ia2S-3
The evening times., 1898-01-29

$500 and equity in valuable improved
suburban home ON railroad and electric
road, in exchange for unincumbered city
houses Address S. A. c., this office.
ja2I-3t
The evening times., 1898-01-29

\ BONANZA for a good new spaper man
win S2H' in CaSn. AddreSs y EWS-.
PAPEK. thIs OffiCe. -a22-3t en-
The evening times., 1898-01-29

FOR SALE-Cigar store. Ia. ave. NV;
rent Tedu I'd, price only S%25: splendid
bargain. B.iNLAP, JO6 + st NV. IA IS-Yt
The evening times., 1898-01-29

FON "A LIZ Pool room, $3.50. cost $500:
receipts. - 20 So daily. rent SI5.
BUSINESS EXCHA NGE, Atlantic Bldg
la2S-3J
The evening times., 1898-01-29

WANTED Walters. cooks, butlers, gar
ueners; good places a. eoou WaseN' "a
The evening times., 1898-01-29

WANTED-A good farm hand. 222l eth
81 NV. Ja2SSt-em
The evening times., 1898-01-29

MA ANTED-By young white man. eXperi.
euced with nOrSeS. place with priva o.
family, can give refs. \. w. this ~ ficc.
ga29-Bt.em
The evening times., 1898-01-29

WANTED-Horse for his feed; good refer
ence. Address j. l3, this office.
ia p7-9t
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DARLING & DONY,

PRINTERS,
610 I1th ST., opp. Woodward & LothroD's;
work equal to the best; prices what they
should be-no higher. ia2I-1m
The evening times., 1898-01-29

3 LOT Of SEWING machines. which We
have taken in exchange for light
running New boueStfCs, Singers, Wheeler &
Wilson American No : Houscholus. New
Huu4eS. Standards. etc, frOiu s. 90 up. all
fully warranted. at AG ERBACH'S. 9TH
auu II StS. Mccall perfect fitting patterns
reduced % toe and SC. la2S-tf
The evening times., 1898-01-29

WANTED a cAca barber; steady work
Apply 723 sth 81. Sc. IL
The evening times., 1898-01-29

WANTEn-To y sell cheap. guitar and
two mandolins CaI lol7 l4th st.
Ia29-;t
The evening times., 1898-01-29

FOR RENT House go lOth II nw - g
stpT Y, ba window brick Srooms and bait
Ui. l., in perfect order. $3.50 per month.
Apply to NJ GOLDSMITH. 91I Pa. ave.
la2H-3U
The evening times., 1898-01-29

WANTED White hoy about 10 years old
% work around house Address : y, Do
1Qis office. 4t'ch
The evening times., 1898-01-29

FOX RENT-Desira ble, fur, large, front
rooms; heated gas; bath; near the Cap
itDl ana IA. ave. sulta bic for couple or
siI gle, Sc, IS month. l19 I'd st. NV.
ia % n -eru
The evening times., 1898-01-29

WANTED Gentleman with $500 cash. as
partner In ma nufaCturing and selling
% very useful machines. Address offers
INVENTOR. this office. Ia2S-3t
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTED ArChiJeCt viii pay hig cOmIniS-
sion tO parties that keep him posted on
proposed new or TemUdeling building Op-
this office. Item
The evening times., 1898-01-29

" ANTED-Bv a young white man. sitUa
ton H. valet, OF worE OF any KIND. refs.
a dtreSS II. NJ. this office 1t
The evening times., 1898-01-29

FOR SALE-3-Chair Earicr shop. good
paying business, good location. , rooms
. no store, rent, > 5. selling cheap to leave
the city. 723 Sth 81. sc. ia29-3t
The evening times., 1898-01-29

FOR SALE A bargain. Winchester kX-
nrpS, RCDe sting RfIIe. l 3 rep. 90 cal. ~
.-rS. slightly n usea. suita le 70 take to klon-
Qikp. 4l5 Ilih 81 NV. la2S3t
The evening times., 1898-01-29

WANTED-A boy about 1 6 i'm iunchrooml;;
one with experience preferred. aii
early 441 q et. NV. II
The evening times., 1898-01-29

FOR RENT . large, newly papered I'd
floor rooms; heat ana hot water; one
half square OF all car lines; Ss. 3l3 Del.
ave. ne. Item
The evening times., 1898-01-29

L OR SALr-Baby carriage, Haywood
make; nicely upholstered IN first class
condition, patent brake; top with two
The evening times., 1898-01-29

FOR RENT Two nicely furnished second
story rooms, with or without board. 221
LIST -. NV. 1a2S-,r
The evening times., 1898-01-29
FOR RENT-ROOMA


FOR RENT . large, newly -papered I'd
floor rooms; heat ana hot water; one
halI square OF all car lines, SS. 3l3 Del.
ave. ne. Item
FOR RENT communicating fur. front
rooms; 2d floor; suita ble for Ilgnt house
Keeping; water, gas. 1908 III NV. Item
FOR RENT-Parlor floor; 3 rooms; fur;
also other rooms. 323 l.. Cap. ST.
Ja29 93t-em
FOX Rent . furnished rooms, with heat,
light and privileges Kitchen, 81. No. I'll
Q st. NV. jazz stem
FOR RENT 1 large fur. room on I'd
floor, SO, 1 large fur. room, southern
exposure, 81 floor, SlO, and L hall room,
fur. southern exposure, SO per month;
heat, gas ANA batn Win or without board.
sos h. Cap. st. ja29-3t-em
FoK RENT-Uppetf floor; rooms and bath.
No. 1908 NJ st. sc jag -em
FOR RENT-Fur. or unfur.; large corner
foonis; smaller front roons. Ine haTi-
son, 1O4 3d ST. NV. la2S-3t-em
FOX RENT-Desira BILE, fur, large, front
rooms; heated; gas; bath; near the Cap
itpl ana ia. ave. suitable for couple or
si gle, Sc, IS month. l19 I'd st. NV.
ia a;5t-eru
FOR RENT 3 uafur rooms I'd floor; for
iigut houseKeeping. 22S u st. Sc.
Ja2S-3t-em
FOR RENT Fur. room; centrally located;
convenient TO all cars. Address Box ~,
tins office. Item
FOR RENT-Furnished or unfIrnished I'd
ana 3dIlOur ROOMS, references exchanged
500 9th st NV. JaZS-oLeih
FOR RE.NT-A comfortable large 30 story
furnished room: rent moderate and in adj
vance; refs. in small private family OF
adults. 1907 Riggs st. NV. Item
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping; Sd floor; conplete;
two on second IiOOr, water, gas; Will be
vacant Feb.t. 3l0l0th St.sw. la2S-3tem
FOX Kent 1857 22d -. NV, 2d and Sd
floor, Sineia or en- suite, fur. unfur.,
Wltn or without budrG, large ana bright;
2d floor front mas alcove. il en-
FOR KEN desirable office rooms in
1t { lis N BRO. - building, No. 61S tIn
81. NV. Inquire at Island of Cuha cigar
store ja29-3u
The evening times., 1898-01-29

FOR SALE dayton. = delivery wa gUIs
and I top buggy, complete. Rear i2t
! st ST. NV. ja293t
FOR SALE Show case. 4 feet oval face.
oak frame. at the WAi.LA AWHATOALA
WATER AGENCY, l03 Ia. ave. NV.
ia2S-3t
The evening times., 1898-01-29

ARE you going to sell or store your
household effects. IL SO 'phene 1874
or drop postal to
MARCUS NOTES,
637 La. ave. NV,
where you are assured of liberal dealing
and good returns. ja1S-tf
The evening times., 1898-01-29

FOR SAL.E-A first class Investment. store
aha dwelling, rooms. a. III. l.: large
stable. lot 22.6Nt1T soft. rear and 5-ft.
side alley, under lease for S25 per mo. net;
a great bargain at 81 500. also 7-rOOm
fTprnP, with front porch. No. All Harrison
St, Anacostia, IN. L., lot 4SXl3O, price
81 600. e. I. YODER, 613 + st. NV.
ta27-3t-em
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FOR RENT 3 uafur. rooms, I'd floor; for
iigut housekeeping. 22S u ST. Sc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-14

John Atkinson am old colored man..
employed b. Mr.. j. r. Montgomery, at
his oyster house was arrested by officer
Folkes on the charge Of misappropriattnS
certain oysters intrusted to his rare.
Three distinct charges were proven on
him aud be- got "a total Of twelve months
In iail In one case sixty days. another
four months and the third six months.
sam Booker. a. colored man. was very
drunk on Sixth street, and was unable
To- steer himself along without coming
into contact with other people. He ran
into a lady who was knocked down. and
then Special Officer j. T. Flousloy ar
rested him. and the Sage on the throne
did the rest Sam was given ten days Ia
which 10 sober up.
- j Riley was charged by T.. l.. May
with taking his overcoat. but when the
case got before Justice John the com
plainant wasn't sure that the accused
intended 10 take the coat. and under these
conditions Of the case Mr.. May. was re-
quested 20 pay the costs. which amounted
10 s120.
Tom Prince. cOlored. is under suspicion
and he will be given until the 22d instant
10 tell an about IT,
Lee Jones and j. y TAYLOR. c0lored
paid $3.50 each for being disorderly on
the street
Dennis Cass. coi0red. was fined $40 for
assaulung Mamie Pollard
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-14
NOBLE FIGHT WITH FIRE
THE LADIES AND LADS or BHO0h-
LAND PlRK EXITING UTSH mar
Fire I'm Mr. Edward l.. hankins BARN
Bows of Barton Heights at the 'he'"'-
cal Engine-The Ladies Ehor'>'

While the men folks Of Brookldnd
park. the charming little suburb. WHOSE
Y,rettv houses embcllsh the mis- "'"
,,los inst above Barton Heights. were
eating their noOnday meals yesleIu"S D.
with annette born of the life giving a'i
Of their homes. little did they suapeD.
mat their wives, their daughters anu
thcir sons were engaged In herce pd'ue
with thenery element that threatened 10
devour at least one happy househoiu' h"'
such was the fact
Shortlv after o'clock when the house
keeping cares OF the suburb were su9-
nended for dinner. smoke was seen lsau-
inc from the barn on the premises OF MI
Edward l.. Hankins. ON North avenue
near Essex street. and an investigation
showed the flames TO be raging on the
interior OF the structure.
How, the fire started is not known Ger
talnly but it is said that two or three
small children were playing In the barn
lust before the fire broke out anu IL IS
thought that they had box Of matches
with them at the time.
TO THE RESCUE.
II requires no telephone line 10 alarm
the populace IN RichmOnd's hustllng SUI
burbs and such proved the case IN TINS
instance.
Within five minutes from irst slsht Oh
the fire the threatened home was sur
rounded by sympathizing neighbors whose
sympathy took tangible shape ana motion
They set 10 work with VIII.
The Barton Heights boys had caught q
glimpse OF the smoky shroud that over
hung Brookand and came on the run
but not empty handed. They brought the
Heights Chemical engine and with cou-
pie OF much needed men TO manipulate
the streams were soon at work
THE LADIES AT WORK.
Rut the ladies' were there too a cir
cumstance that meant that while the gem
eralship OF the battle was vested In the
men and boys. the small defensive details
were in safe hands.
The house which stands but a dozen
feet from the barn was m imminent dam
ger throughout the fire The ladies.
working like Amazons emptied tho house
Of every valuable. Cupboards and side
boards. articles whose weight would have
defed the sinews Of men became as
swansdown before the gentle yet insisted
strength of feminine muscles.
Outside the house the ladies worked
Also. There were several fences and
wooden constructions that would have
made tempting introduction for the
flames TO the house that were demolished
promptly.
4 HEROINES PART.
One pretty girl whose mellow soprano
from the choir thrills a big congregation
each Sunday. was foremost among these
outdoor workers
With arms bare and tresses that the
breezes handled boldly. she welded a fire.
mans axe and the solid blows closed
many an avenue for the flames. So close
" did she press the foe that brand
bursting from the doomed barn glanced
her cheek and left its blistered print
The barn was total destruction. but
the house through the efforts OF the
chemical engine was saved. and the fire.
fighters felt flushed with victory
The damage will amount to 500 in barn
and contents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-14
Gloucester Affairs.

poA%Es VA. January 13.-SpeciaI.->
Me- and Mrs. John Mather Nails, Of
Wiuf,msport Pa. are the guests OF MT.
n Meredith of Wilson's Creek.
Nlr Rorcr Of Altoona. IS also the guest
of Mr.. Meredith.
Miss Martha Jones spent the holidays
with her relatives in Gloucester ana mas
now returned 20 Altoona
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fletcher hsef.on
Joined "a house party at Beau RE the
home of Mrs e.. +. Fans.
Mrs. Alfred W. Withers entertained
quite "a number OF guests az luncheoh
given Mr. and Mrs Egerton. Nno"b
chose nreeent were the Misses FANS. Miss
VandeeriN and others
Afr Lfehtfoot Brooke. ~ Richmond, is
,.isifinc White Marsh. the home of Hon.
j y. Tabb.
Miss Margaret Tabb has returned TO
white Marsh after visit TO Richmond.
Mics Belle Tabb and Miss Maria Tabb..
az Newstead. are now visiting WE'te
Marsh.
Mrs. Siembler. OF Baltimore. Is the
quest Of Mrs. Augustus Iasigi. OF Hope
Haven.
Nfr Philip Tabb has left Gloucester and
Is now al his home In Baltimore.
Miss Mary Dimmock has returned 10 the
county after a delightful season IN Balu-
more and Washington.
General William Taliaferro's slow re-
covory is the cause OF deep anxiety
among his wide circle OF friends and
relatives in Gloucester and elsewhere.
Up. Shipper. Of Petersburg. Va. has
.heon the guest Of Mrs. lasigi during the
Christmas holidays.
The great number Of quail rejoice the
sportsmen. By an act passed through
the Legislature the shooting OF quail has
been permitted. and quail on toast is the
toast Of entertainments.
Tho county roads should be the shame
Of an tho inhabitants. and u would be
an excellent plan II the law could step In
and compel attention IN this quarter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-14
Gold Tassels
4N1TTdCHMENT SUIT.
Weli-known Young Men In Lynchbura
Have business Troubles.

Have business
LYNCIBURG. VA. January B-Spe-
clal.-The firm of Morrell & Co.. OF OF
tumwa. Ohio. have Instituted an attach
meut suit in the Corporation Court here
against Charles owen a CO.. merchan-
disc brokers. claiming that they consign.
ed 90 the Lynchburg concern carload
OF meat valued at $1,000 and that Charles
owen. i'm conjunction with his brother.
owen owen are attempting to remove
the meat and the proceeds Of the sales
out OF the State so that the process OF
execution. when obtained would be UNI
avaling.
The bill OF the complainants further
alleges that they made application to
Charles and owen owen for the meat.
but that they refused TO deliver II up.
An attachment was executed on the
property Of Charles owen q Co by Ser
gcant Johnson on yesterday and the case
will come up at the regular term OF tho
Corporation Court.
Mr.. Charles owen. who is a well known
Young business man and prominent I'm
society circles here. has not been seen on
the streets OF the city FOR nearly two
weeks.
He is said 10 be extremely IN at tho
home OF his mother. Mrs. Alice owen.
His condition and his affairs are one ~
the main topics Of conversation on the
streets Of the city and various and con-
Trajectory rumors have been circulated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-14
PTTTSYLTaNIA'S MINORS
4 Monument TO BE Erected To Them In
the Court House square.

CHATHAM. VA. Jan. l3.-Spec1aI.- ne
o,,r,n,itfea appofnted some time ago by
company I Memorial Association 10 Sc
loct n location for a monument ana 10
select "A design. have decided on the court
house yard as the location, II mas us. als9
selected "A design. A bill VIII be presented
ia the legislature at an early date 10
empower the supervisors 10 allow the
erection Of the monument upon the county
property u, A.
There is about Sl.To 100 mana 10 Dullu III ~
monument and doubtless the contract 10
erect il will be made with some marble
company during the present month.
County Court will convene next Mon
day ana will Dee In session perhaps a
week. a..
Judge j. J.. Tredway is out again AFTER
several DAYS confinement with sickness.
Mr.. Page Tredway left Monday for New
York. where he will take position as
steuograp her and typewriter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-14
Welded IN WdsHINGTO TON.
A Richmond Girl Marlie led in the National
Capitol.

Miss Leila Houston. the beautiful
daughter Of Mr.. a. G. Houston. the we'll
known Richmond contractor was married
Oh Monday last in Washington.
The happy groom was Mr.. j. Hughes
Brett, who is the son OF wealthy cot
ion-buyer and merchant OF Georgia. but
who now holds a profitable position IN
one OF the Government departments at
Washington.
During the past year Miss Houston had
made a number OF trips to Washington
where she had relatives. and during one
OF her visits she met Mr.. Brett. II was
a case OF love at first sight on his part
and she soon learned to return his affec-
ton.
The engagement followed, but IL was
not announced to any but the relatives
and closest friends OF the two. and the
announcement Of the marriage will be
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-14
Two Choirs Banqneted

on Tuesday night the members Of the
choir OF Sacred Heart church were ban
quoted a Murphy Hotel and pleasant
occasion was had. Among those present
were Mrs. Tom Smith. Mr. and Mrs.
William y. Pizzini. the Misses Kcrse.
Miss Pizzini Mr w. r. Reddy. Mr..
J. Louis Sullivan. DR. MCGOWAN. Mr..
Powell and others
ST. Patricks choir was banqucted
by the church Wednesday night AT Muir
ply 3. Tho evening was spent in songs.
Rotations and one OF Murphy's famous
spreads" Those present We're Miss VI.
Sweeney. Misses VI. Leahy. Kate O'Nelll
Kate Disney. the Misses Reardon. Miss
sullivan. Miss Bowen. Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Kellam. Mr.. George Parater. Mr..
Walter Mahoney and Fathers Tierney
and Donahoe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-14

The Animals Body To he Examined 10
KsbIes--Rey. W. X. Crovder.

WACHAPRAGUE VA, Jan. 13-Spe-
cial-The commcncen ont ~ the Acade-
my Of Onancocll takes place in January.
The young ladies viii continue their cdu-
cation an other scEnos.
4 dog supposed TO be- mad bit Mrs. FL
lott tombstone a few days ago 1he
dog died .ve.y soon afterwards and was
taken 10 Baltimore for medical authority
to determine whcthe; il died or rabies.
Tho people Of the community are very
anxious as 10 the result Of the eNamint-
ton.
An eight thousand dollar hotel Is be-
ing built on HOgg Island. ana viii he
ready for guests in the spring Hog ISL
and IS the greatest place on the Nirgi MA
coast for cunning. The duck blinds
there have been hOnOred several times by
the presence Of Grover Cleveland.
Rev W. r. Crowder. who was sent 70
OnancOck by the recent Annual Confer
cnce. TO succeed Rev r. T.. Gayle, has
taken the charge by storm. and Is slit
to DE the best preacher that has been
there for years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-14
The Beet.Sugar Convention.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA. Jan. Il
Special The Beet Sugar Convention Of
farmers Of Tidcwater and Piedmont Viz
ginia. which meets here the Zist instant;
promises TO be the most interesting and
successful movement Of the Kind ever
held I'm this state The railroads and ho-
tells will give reduced rates. and there viii
be large gathering Of prominent men.
The Fredericksburg College Athletic
club has been reorganized. with Thomas
Somerville as manager and 9. VI. Shopper
son assistant manager
Broadie Carter. "A widely-known colored
barber. died at his home here last night:
The national bank here has reelected
the following directors for the ensuing
year: C. w. Wallace A. W Wallace. w.
~. Hurkamp, J. $. Wallace, and jacob
Tome
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-14
Cheviot Cape OverCoats. So. As

Boys s. and So Atwood Grey and
Brown Mixed Cheviot Cape over
coats trimmed with wide braid, sizes
4, and 8 years. now S2.iS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-14
Revival Services.

Very interesting services are being
held nightly at the union Gospel Mission
No. 2. corner Of Twenty-first and Frank
lin streets. conducted by Rev Mr.. Sewall
an old-fashoned rcyivalist. and assisted
by Rev J. II. Mastin.
These mcetings are designed more par
ticularly 10 reach that class OF people
who do not attend any church and 80 FAR
many have been reached and benefited
by these meetings The public especial
" all non-church-golng and unconyerted
people. are cordially invited TO attend
these services
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-14
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