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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-28
VALUABLE VOLUMES.
Hon. W.A.J1ncs Secures 400 for the
fredericksburg Library.

I fN.NAt'A ~ tA'f.NNfA - 's''- ~
MISUNDERSTANDING VA, Aug. a.
Fredericksburg College has re-
celved. through Hon. W. A. Jones. a do
nation OF 40J volumes OF various works OF
much value for its library from the Gov
eminent Printing office at Washington.
Tho annual camp meeting OF the Adj
ventists opened to-day az soreamefsVllle.
on the Piedmont. Fredericksburg ana Po-
tomac railroad about six miles from TINS
city. and Will continue Tor ten days
Alexander Carter, q cOl0rcd man or THIS
county. claiming 10 be one hundred ana
three years OLD. was In the city to-day.
lie walks without difficulty has fairly
aood eyesleht and Is in good health.
Mr.. L. \. Cross Of the crew OK the bat
teship lnGana, Is visiting relatives mere
Hon. W. A. Jones. Democratic candidate
for Congress In this district IS announced
TO speak al Belmont in this county on
Saturday evening. September ~, ana az
the county-soat Mot'Iay, september otn'
cOurt-day.
capt. J y. Barney. OF this city, who
was a gallant officer IN the confederate
navy. celebrated his oighueth birthday
at bis home yesterday, surrounded by MS
family.
Mrs. q. y. Hunter Jr.. Is having large
addition bull. TO her dwelling on Princess
Anne street
Grymes Camp OF confederate Veterans
of Orange county. VIII have reunion az
The cJuuty-saat Tuesday October l3lh' az
which time the cornerstone Of a mona-
,nent % be- erected 10 the memory OF the
ronfederates OF the county. who EEL m
battle. will be laid m The courthouse
square . e.,
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c.. and the piano presided AZ By her
charming daughter. Miss Gertrude. VINO
Is always ready 10 give pleasure ~
ers BY her sweet singing.
Tho climax Of fun was certainly Tea-"-
ed Monday night. when the tachy y..'
ty' came on. The shouts 81 laHsn.,,,
that were heard as each couple marcnsu
into the ballroom was evidence OF INC
success OF the costumes. The chapeIo-1s
were Mrs. H. A. Haughton, Mrs. Snas'
c. Bosher. Mrs. J. J. Crutchheld, Ars:
Lucy Mcdowell, Mrs. n. L. Massey, Oh
Richmond; Mrs. Bush, OF Raieigh; Mrs'
Whitfield. OF Weldon. y. @ Mrs. W. II.
Turner. Of Norfolk: Mrs. Loose, or nag
erstown. Nd; Mrs Wright OF Phila-
delphia: Mrs. Cutler. Of Washington;
Mrs. Carneal. OF Richmond. Among the
participants were Mrs. George L. Chris"
tian, Jr. Miss Kate Lawton. Misses
Ella. Alice. and Willie Crutchaeld. Miss
Ailene Mcdowell. Miss Agnes Wright
PHILADELPHIA. Miss Cutler Washington;
Miss Linda Wright, Nansemond county;
Miss Loose. Hagerstown. Nd. Miss Ma
bel Hill Roland Ill., Danville; Misses
Charlotte and Gertrude Bush, Dacre
Bush, Raleigh, y. C: Mr.. Kendall Cutter
Washington: & +. Lewis New YORK; w.
c. Hundley ". g. Mcdowell. Richmond
T.. c. Meyers. VIII Gallahcr, Chas Rod
en-. John ]. Cruthfed. Jr.; Kemp Cour-
Ter. pliny Fishburne. and others. Aiter
an exhibition of tacky dancing had been
given by contestants the judges. AFTER
much elaboration, as all the costumes
were splendid. finally decided Mrs. Geo.
r.. Christian and John j. Crutchteld. Jr.,
were entitled 20 the first prizes, as
being the "tackiest' couple In the
room. The prizes were lovely flower
vase and a handsome card case. The
two BOBBY prizes were awarded to Miss
Gertrude Bush and MT. ;. +. Lewis-a
bunch Of sun flowers tied with green rio-
bon and the most immense head OF CAB
bage. tied with ribbon. The Virginia
reel ended one Of the merriest evenings
OF the season.
The following are among the recent ar
rivals from Richmond: Mrs. Charles
Page: ]. Lewis Coodloe. y. 9. Lambert
@. Il. Loose. Miss Florence Bloomberg
y. T.. Massey. II. VI. Reinhard, Mr. W
L. Carneal and wife, John j. Crutchheid
W. @. Pnkint0n, !. II. Riddick, wife anc
daughter. W. ID. Stuart, Charles a Page
and John T. Powers.
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THE TROOPS REVIEWED.
= Fine showing by the Camp Alger
B0ys-A beautiful German.

= Fine showing hy the camp anger
Boys-A beautiful German.
CAMP ALGER August 21-spocial-
The much-talAed-of and oflen-iore-od
review took place before Bngadler-Gen-
efal Goblin ana staff this morning al 9
O'Clock and vas % complete success.
Colonel N4la is or GA "a llIlo-sh -..l
Colonel Keller took command ol tao res-
imeut. with the following officers ln
charge of tho three ll-au1us. llrs.
Carlalu lie Masurier company a. Sec
one-.laior sCrusss. 1nnd-lap.a-n
Ningfield, Company ID.
For several reasons the review was held
on the parade GROUNDS OF the First Con-
necticut instead of on the olt camp
grounds. the men being thus saved @ ions
march. After the brigade had formed aad
passed the reviewing officer In column OF
fours, the battaions reformed ana each
company passed in line. q large crowd OF
spectators heartily npp.aae.ns those VINO
kept the most perfect lne After iAs Zee
view was concluded ColQnc. btriette
called the brigade officers 90 attention
and ordering The field officers 60 the
front. gave them tlc iolioWlns ult- age
from General Goblin, which they were re-
III
The commanding officer wishes 20 COM
Dlirlent the Second Brigade 0l the fire
apDearance ana military bearing OK both
olicers and men.
General Goblin expressed himself as we'll
nleased with the showing made by the
two regiments, and outsiders pronounced
the review as one OF the best yet held
at Camp Alger.
A baseball fever has struck camp and
each company Is busily engaged in organ
izlng q team The Richmond boys were
the first ID secure nine men and they
have already played two games and won
both. Friday afternoon they crossed
bats with Company r.. Alexandria. and
after an exciting game. eriivened by a
fight between the umpire and a player.
they were victorious by q score OF 10 10
g. This morning the team was out again.
ana for the second time won their game,
defeating Company c.. OF PETERSBURG. in e
smuggling match By score OF % 20 T. A
large crowd or rooters Witnessed the
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CHAPTER D. A, R,


Ono Organized ut Salisbury -titecn
Charter Members Enrolled.
SALISBURY. n. C.. Aug. 27.-special.-
Mrs Josie j. Duiant of Charlotte ana
Coredua plfer. Of Mcckenburg Chapter
Daughters OF American Revolution. have
boon here this week with their sistcr
Mrs. n. c. quinn, helping t0 organize "a
chapter
Friday Mrs. Tdwarl Dilworth Latta,
of Charlotte. State regent came over
and perfected the organization. The
chapter starts OFT with dtteen charter
members. 10 is nemel after Elizabeth
Steele, who, ia 1l,l pre- ented General
Greene with two bags OF gold t0 help pay
hls almost famished troops as they pass
cd through this city just before The
famous battle Of Guilford Courthouse.
The chapter officers axe.
Regent. Mrs. NJ O. Quinn; Nicc-he-
gent Miss Bessie Henderson, Core pond
INK Secretary. Miss Jennie klutz, Re-
cordinr Secretary, Miss Fannie McNeily,
Treasurer. Miss MaIBllie Otcrman, Reg
istrar. Mrs. W. W Mckenzie, Ais ofian,
Mrs Edwin r.. Ovcrman
Lieutenant Richard Henderson, ot the
United States bltueship lndione i hero
on q short Through with his family Tie
ia tho hero of tine day for the part he
and his ship took i'm The war
The p0puIlsts held o. preliminary cone
yention here to-day and appointed come
mittee 90 meet a similar committee from
the Republicans next week and arrange
for "a distribution ot county cauaidate3
To Doc voted for on tho fusion lckct
Nr. Archibald Henderson. s0n OF Hon.
j.. IS. Henderson has been highly c0mpi-
montcd hy being elected tutor of ma'1a-
inatlcs GO The State University 90 Chapel
FIH
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NORTH CAROLINA
STATE FAIR.
Preparations Being Rapidly Made at
Raleigh for That Event.
FINE RACING is IN PROSPECT.
Good Purses VIII be offered for the
Various Eyents--Peabody Scholar
ships AwarGcd-Banker J. g.
Brown Honored-POpuiists.

RALEIGH. y. c.. August N.-special.-
Out at the state Fair Grounds there Is
"A LARGE force OF hands SIS az work making
things ready for tho coming fir IN DC
tober. The State Fair VIII be hela ~
tober 25th-2sth. The race track IS re-
celving special attention, as the races arc
10 be one Of the leading features. PaIse5
amounting to fully 5000 viii be paid
Tne programme FOR the aces is nne
one
The Fair Association. being member
OF the National Tr3ilns Association an
the uotung VIII be conducted under the
rules end regulations u TIE Natoaal
Trottire Association and ihe running un-
der the American Jockey c.u' iti,s.
There is uo doubt Uhatver that WIN
colonel John F. Cuuu.n ham az tAe tt-I
OF things everything wall oo well l.'F
after
SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED.
Seven Peabody scholarships were y-
torday awarded 90 applicants from in.7
sta.e. Th.rtr-hve stood the competitive
examination. but these seven passed.
North Carolina is entitled 70 nineteen
scholarships year. on these nine laa ID
De appointed this year. Tho president or
the college appointed two and suDer.n-
tendent OF Public instruction Mebaue
bal the appointing OF seven. s. scholar
ehip Be- worth 500 wear. with railroad
fars to and from the college
,rne Wake county Damocraoc Conven-
f,.r met to-day 10 nominate county of
ncers. There was no trouble about the
county officers The lcht came on Che
l,.-,si.ti-a tici,et and Inc county Cone
,,IsstD-,,-
49,. ,,.,..,. Ga ,,o,, tina o6-,, oorrfv fn
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ROUND OF PLEASURE.
Guests at Tord's Llthia Springs Hav.
ing a Rare Time.

liz a ltIft
FORDS LITIlGA SPRINGS. VA,
August Z5-Special.-One pleasure after
another follows 50 rapidly 1t Is hard TO
know where 10 begin.
An observation party gave much pleas
ure to the participants, the greatest
number of articles "ohs rived" was thir-
ty-seven. by Mrs. Charles A. Page, or
Richmond, the first prize consequently
was hers. a lovely little dresden bobon
box. The second prize was awarded 70
Mrs. George j.. Christian, Jr., Richmond,
She having observed" thirty-four; THIS
prize was d very pretty bisque ornament.
Friday night the usual german was
added 10 by q tally-ho party from S.aun-
ION. they came forty strong, were chap
eronad bv Mrs J. L. Beck Mrs. II.
smith. Mrs. Warden. The german was
led by Mr.. Woodward. Inc pretty
dresses. good music, and plenty OF peaux
all added 10 the pleasure OF the evening.
Supper was served az Z CLOCK iftd
chicken. chicken and potato salads' coz
fee fruit, cream, and cake was aecldl ~
20 be all tie most fastidious one could
desire.
a Trim 20 the colored cafnp-meetlng
about three miles, was much enjoyed
The preacher seemed 10 have some trou-
HE In collecting the amount OF money
asked for when Justice John" had an
lnuromptu white chamber. Mr.. J. H.
Cook acted clerk TO the throne ana sald'
Ladies and gentlemen, Justice Jonh
fines this crowd $40 (the amount sun
,ackfrce and orders II 10 be paid, ana
as usual he was quickly o0eyed.
Divine services IN the parlor every sun
dav morning by Rev. Ersnne Wright OF
Philadelphia. has been greatly enjoyed
bv every one here. particularly the Epis-
ooseiiaes. the singing bsing particular
ly good. led by Airs Rush of RalsiHn. y.
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yecsbrra Races Closed.

I.EFSBURG, VA. August Special
Yesterdays racing closed the exercises
OF the Ioudoun Horse Show. The follow
ing is a summary OF the events:
First raoe-two ffths OF mile and re-
peat-was won by Winter owens Briggs,
with J. o. Fants Congo Dick second. and
Rozler Dulany's Little Beck third.
Va the second race-f0ur hftns OF a
mile and repeat-Wiuter Owens Gipsy
won. with J. o. Fants' Walnut Ridge
second
The third or consolation race was won
by II. Rozler Dulany's NarsOnvinne, with
4. NJ. Utterbac6's Bedford second. and
w. W. Whites Passport third.
In the jumping affairs. all OF which
were loudly applauced. tho following
came of:
High Jump feet Observation-Disclosures
& Carriers Leap Year got first prize.
CORTLAND n. Smiths Elsie got second,
and c. A. Grants Thunder third.
Pony jump feet-H. o. Rogers' Wor-
cester won beautifully. while Captain
Cotton's Little Wonder took second place,
and n. r. Dulany's Little Beck got third.
Free-for-all hunters was taken ~
Courtland's Smiths Elsie. with Chiches-
ter G. Carriers Leap Year second, and
Marshall Carriers The Rector third.
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MANCHESTER NEWS NOTES.
Thc Missionary Society OF Ciopton-
Street Baptist Church Co Meet


The Missionary Society Of Clopton-
street Baptist church win meet To-day
at $3.50 D. a. Jhe following IS the proc
era.me hy the choir.
a. sone-"stauI ly the FLAG" Choir as-
sisted by instrumental quartette (brass
ius.ruwrntl.
,. InsIumentm Quartette-tho Messrs
TcIlcr
@. so,o-Mr D. ~. Nunnaliy
D. g0re-'It Is / Choir and Quartette.
&. Instrumental QuartCito
g. solo-"Jhe Healed Pinion' - Mss
Rosa TURNKEY
e. Travelling H0me'-Cl0ir ana
Quartette.
The singing win be interpreted by rec
itauons. and q speech by Rev. George
H. McFadcn. OF Fifth-street Methodist
church. Judge ID. 3. Hancock Viii pre-
side over tho exercises.
Rev vs.. R Haighi IS detained no his
home by ndsposilion and viii not Dee
abin to preach to-day. Mr. r.. d..
Bcaeiov. of South Boston, viii conduct
the services lhls morning. There viii bee
no services at night
Sir. Heasl-v is editor OF the News.
journal of DIS city. and a an old church
man and o. fluent and forcioie speaker
At I'd meeting of Sew South Council
no. s. lr. O. O.. A. g.. held Friday night,
Pact Commander D. ". Smith was rec-
commended l0r appointment as Deputy
State Councillor
At lle Central church there viii Dee
preaching Dv che pastor. Rev ". W.
Lem. to-day at u a. NJ and p. A.
NomIng subject GLOW t0 Br Disciple
Of Cnisf.' might "Iearlully and Non-
deriulr nade' Sunday school at 9I' a.
~. sunday fe.o1i az Semmes-s street ms
SION al tine same noun. M'A piat.
meeting Tonight Saturday no o'cioct
Union spell services WiI oe he'd 'l
Che public echo0i-hOuse in swaneDoro CO.,
dny al o'clock Mr. James 4. Bailey
nas returned and VIII conduct the meet
ins.
Rev. j. s. Spencer "llI preach ni 81 ~
ST. ana H. III. no The CoWardin-ANenNe
chris tan church LndelVOr meeNh5 "t
';' j.. ~.
Services at Ncst-End chuieh lo-JaF
a5 ioioWa' aul"l. -"ei-Jl 81. .' "a, '-
services at ID a. ~. aIn . - N'', "s
PASTOR Rev W. u. Williaina. ~ "2.lu
League meD lungs al ana j. H. '"t
Temple lulll.ia l1e.un- "lI pc De'u
a.' - NJ. Tor eie.'ion OF o'1- v'''
al safhcs"f fell 'o pr IN,
preach at Fairfield church. IN ieniloo
county This afternoon at cioeh'
40 stockton-Sifccl tiIE van ne pi oici
ins at III A. NJ. ana "a, D =. ~. MoiiliHe
subject 'Ihe s-liAs or lh' 'l'l
Evening subject THE ffonlsdl "oO1p-
uon.'
~ lN' iiIih-0tiN1i ''i-.-' 80
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Yne New Ph,sical director Arrives.

Afr. j. 1L Graham. the new physical
5ir.rtor al the Young Mems CHRISTIAN
Association. and Mrs. Graham reached
f,e CITY last evening al $40 and VIII he
the quests of Mir. and Mrs. Mckee for q
few DAYS They will stop with Mrs. lee
fsbvrc on east Main street for short
,.nle until they have The opportunity OF
lookus around to find suitable house.
Afr. Graham comes with excellent re-
concentrations and record I'M association
work. and IS NOT only hrst-c.ass eym-
mast and a gentleman Of positive force,
bat also am earnest Christian.
ffr. Graham was formerly Miss Anna
Afarcaret Adams, OF Lafayette, lA, and
is "a very active Christian worker.
They viii lnd warm welcome from
the officers, members and friends OF the
assnelau0n.
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qhe funeral of Mr. Henry Grimmen
took place yesterday afternoon 40 4
o'clock from ST. Johns German Evan
reucal church. and The interment was
made in Hollywood.
The pan-bearcrs were the following
Active Messrs. T.. &. Ehei, g. Emmen-
hauscr a. Hagmns. G.. A. ucnuiughausor.
H G.. Miller. s. pohlg. a. Won n. Ros-
cnegk A. stephan.
Honorary -Messrs Il. A. Barber. 4. Bar
gamn. H. A. Bch,c. l.. Br0mm. }. Ebol
b. H. ELAN. BE- Hassel d. Hutz'er h.
Keppler. W. L. Kug. Mai \. V. RAN
dolph J. schumann. +. Sitterding VIM.
III. Zimmerman.
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The Richmond League Of Wheelmen
are receiving subscriptions 20 the Miss
ing Link Track Every Wheelmen knows
tho boon that ,his track Is 60 the wheel
ing interests OF the city 10 was built
and SIS kept uD By popular subscription.
Vho track Is now in need OF money.
subscriptions should be sent or taken TO
the secretary and treasurer Of the
league. Mr.. r. r. Tlorance. Room c. ll05
eost Main street Tie will give you a re-
CONT. and your name viii be placed upon
me ron OF honor ard 70 is proposed TO
improve the track 10 the extent OF the
money received.
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Mr.. THOMAS FUNERAL.
The Last Rites Performed In the Ber-
ryyille Presbyterian Church.


BERRYVILLD. VA. August 27-spe'
cial--The body Of Rev. James D. Thomas
who dropped dead az shenandoah juno
non while en- route 10 this place from
baltimore 10 assume regularly the pas
torats duties Of tho Presbyterian cnufch
I'm tbis place was brought here yestef-
dav The funeral services We're held in
line PRESBYTERIAN church this morning IN
the presence OF a large crowd Ok sot-
rowing relatives and friends.
The services were conducted by rev
Drs Graham and White, of Win
chester. and Rev Dr. Hopkins,
M Charlestown.. assisted By Rev
Edward Wall. rector Of The EpisVo-
pal church here. ana Rev. Julian Broad
dus. pastor OF the Baptist chufcn AT TINS
place The interment was made IN
Greenhiu cemetery. near town. The pail
bearers were.
Actlve-M. W. Jones' J. w. Marks j.
". Vorous. a. j. kimmell Captain Il. }.
Thompson and T. X. Briggs.
HonOrary-J0hn y. Page y. 9. Sny-
der. e. s. Lee. W. I. Milton. c. II. Smith
and Isaac Bowman.
The j. f. T. stuart Camp or Coniede-
rate Veterans attended tine services IN a
body.
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tending arc Drs Joseph 4. white. Paulrs
A. Irving. Hugh NJ Taylor. william J..
Gordon M. j. Boec. Jr.. Mark ". pey-
aor. Land0n r. Edwards. J 81. Winlree
d. STUART MacLcan. I'D Mcclure T.. g..
Legy o.. j.. W1den. j. 3. Wexford
George Hon. Johnston. j s. Cpshur. and
others Most of these win deliver raDcrs.
Tho e,mi-annuoi session Of tte state
I1amnng Board Will Doe held no the
same time. hut 30 Is doubtful 81 the NUM-
Der o. applicants for license wiN equal
taat offending Tie spring session held n
this clty.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-28

p,st crarulatel sugar 5c. pound. Ar
buckles Afiosl Coiee, It.. pouna al D
UNmaus son.
caroline Rice. q. hound Pure Lard. be.
pound. at s. JIm.u.s son.
silver King Pa.tut Family Flour, &c.
bag or t3 barrel, fat Machefe1 81.
cozen. al IS uilman son.
LARGE Lump Saleh' 3-. pound Two
bars Octaeon shape soap Ior Co. Al .
snow snow riaEe Patent Family Flour. 81
barrel. 21c. sack. LION Nv-i01' 49,
pound, at :. tlman son
pm, fs~o,,ni Pepper Zoe. pound Wor-
ors+r~ sauce Sc. bottle. at :. Uullman's
Martins Cocoa. Sc. box; Boston Baked
Rooms ec can. at s. Uiimans son.
c1rni~e vermont Maple syrup. loc.
f,.tie. VIRGINIA Comb Honey, l-c. pound,
at IS. Uumau son.
Small california Hams, I i-zc, pound,
r,afrres. 81. dozen. at S. Ullman's son.
oror,a county Creamery Butter l5c.
pound: two sand soap Iof &C. a. .. O'i-
-''-. --,e california Prunes, &c. pound;
COL .re, g5c. pound, az ;. Ullman' s
'I'i Io.. coaee. i-2c. pound; two Hoop
,,-..i--ts &. wash Boards, &C., at 5. Ul!-
i' Da,ry SAT-. &c. bag; cheroots, five FOR
n at $. Ullman's son.
% Norsb carolina cut Herrinss. Sc dozen;
80 irish Potatoes, l5c peck. at S.
r-nv RI. pound: Apple Butter. &c.
,ornd. Preserves. Sc. pound. 1T 5. Ull-
mans Son.
Fresh Bologna Sausage, &C. pouno (.
r4 cfr.rd Ham II lie at s. Ull-
man g Son. -
3 Truran's son, rptown Store, 5o6
zoe, Marshall. Old and New Phone. 81;
nowntovn store ls.o-lS22. east Main
Ola phone. gs. Nav Phone, 90.
r, r. Lew formerly witt "The Bos-
.o- ANA Mr.. Jacobus. now with the
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EIIII!I!!'I|,l!!!lE1!ll


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Throat. Pimples. copper coiored spotss
Ulcers on any part Of tho body, hair or
eyebrows falling out, II 10 this Syphiiitid
cure. We solicit the most obstinate cases
ana challenge the world FOR ease w
cannot cure. This disease has alwssA
baiiisd the ski OF the most eminent
Conditional guaranty. Absolute broom
sent sealed on application. Aadress took
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Household Furniture, Cut Glass, Pic
turc-, L.C.

fufO-, lstt.
Declining Housekeeping I desire 20 sell
privately bcfore September l9.m ot my
present residence. my entire hou eh0id
and kitchen furniture glass ANA china
ware. including some rare ola cut glass
and china sals1. antique furniture. ono
large magnificent treach clock. hand
some SATIN damask and oriental hang
incs. bookcase. bedroom sets, one
E.agce. vcry antique. ana numerous other
articles.
Please cali between the hours n Il 4.
II. and p Il. 81 ALFRED MOSES,
~ east Franklin street.
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on Labor Day. Monday September 5th
fr ladies Oh Gfacc-s.reel Baptist church.
I.ran leaves Broad ana Hancock streets
atqt. ST. Leaves Washington Tuesday,
sanfemhar gth at ESQ r. NJ
Round trip fare 90 Washington, 500.
Children. N.-1.
f-or further Information and tickets ap-
rf- IN i H. Thompson. so - east Broad
street. ana b. B. Van Buren,, no. 6l2 west
Grace street
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KILLED BY A TRAIN.
Fate of a Young Man az Newport
News Yesterday Morning.


News Yesterday Morning.
NEWPORT NEWS. VA, August u
sepcial-HOuy Hobbs, ased about thirty
years old. machinist or Mason CITY
w va, was killed ON the railroad this
morning by an incoming passenger tralh.
He attempted TO cross the tracks and
became confused. The engine struck him
In tho head. killing him Instantly. The
unfortunate man had been In the city
but "a few days. lie was a Pythlan, and
his remains are ~ charge Of the local
lodge.
T. j. Burnett. a linomln, had narrow
escane from being electrocuted this morn
ing. lie was al work slringing telephone
wires. when 4 wire which Burnett had In
his hand fell across the trolley line.
Burnett was knocked 20 the ground ~
the shock and rendered insensible, but
after receiving slsilfull medical treatment
he recovered. His hands were horribly
burned.
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DOCTORS TO MEET.
Annual Session orthe Medical Society
~ NiruInLn.

The coming session OF the Medical So
ciety OF Virginia to be held az Nifs.Aia
poach o. Aueus. mfh and Iet and sep
tcrrber lst. promises io Doe che most in-
teresanr in Sos history. which dates from
$50 Not alone Virginia, but the
District ~ Columbia. Maryland.
North Carolina. Pennsylvania, Ne"
YORK ana other States VIII he represent
81 The papers 90 De read are numerous.
and ticlr tltios show them 20 be out OF
the ordinary run
Richmond vIl send q large delegation
~ its most upted physicians and sgrseons
as vel as specialists. S0La OF those who
hxvo 1ner'eesled their intention OF at
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Annninted Pnstmaster.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 7i.-The President
has appointed George Z. THley Qostinas-
ter at R4.rklay. Nd
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r. p Lew. formerly witt "T'he Bos-
ar, " and Mr.. Jacobus. now with the
C;lobe. win be- pleased To serve his friends