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The evening times., 1898-09-17
JOHN coNDoN GOES BLIND.
Successful Race Track Man SoreIy
Afflicted

Chicago, Sept. I7.-John Condor, the
manager of the Harlem racetrack and
perhaps the best-known gambler in Chi
cago, has become totally blind He went
TO Mt Clemens, Mich, three weeks ago
TO be treated for rheumatism, and yes
terday the news of his affiiction was sent
10 chicago friends.
Condor had been expecting ii, for he
lost the sight of one of his eyes two
years ago and the other has been failing
ever since then.
Condor has been a well-known sports
man about Chicago for twenty-five
years, having been intimately associ-
ated with Al Hankins and NJ. e. McDon-
aid in early gambling ventures, and later
in racetracks. Condor came into great
prominence in 1912. when he became
the recognized head of the old Garfield
Park race syndicate.
Condon's attention was directed prin-
cipally TO the care of the foreign book
and its profits are said to have been
sG0O0 600 in the five months from July l.
TO December, of 1891. The gross track
profits are said TO have been $1.5o0,00o.
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MR.. PORTER WILL NOT RESIGN.
Declares He VIII Continue to BE
Secretary to the President.

John Addison Porter looked well and
happy this morning, when he resumed his
duties as secretary to the President.
There was nothing about him 10 indi-
cate that he was a defeated candidate
for a gubernatorial nomination.
Mr.. Porter said to a reporter for The
Times that he did not think it would look
well for him to discuss the reasons which
led to his defeat, but he would say that
it was not the will of the people. He
said that he had received a majority of
the popular vote at the primaries and
that this was especially true in the large
cities, but under the election laws of
Connecticut, a city of 10000 population
has no greater representation than a
town of loco population. He believed
that if the result had been left to the
popular vote he would have won with
ease
When asked if he contemplated resign
ing from the office of secretary to the
President Mr. Porter said that such n
thought had not entered his mind That
he does not intend to resign, and that
there is no reason why he should for
the Administration had not in any way
been dragged into his campaign for the
nomination for governor.
The evening times., 1898-09-17
WESTERN LEAGUE MEETING.
Profits Cleared by the Various Clubs
During the Past Season.

st. Paul. Mimi, Sept. H.-President
Johnson and representatives of the West
ern League teams held meeting here
Thursday night. Applications for member
ship in the league of 1899 were received
from Denver, Buffalo, Des Moines, Toron-
20, and Toledo.
Manager Lotus said he was convinced
that Denver was too far away to be con-
sidered as a league possibility. There
was considerable disposition to kick on
both Buffalo and Toronto as too far East
Neither Des Moines nor Toledo was dis
cussed at any length.
President Johnson is TO look into the
backing of those towns. 1t was stated by
Mr.. Johnson that ST. Joseph was not yet
wholly out of IT.
Another attempt will be made TO get the
National League to consent to the plac-
ing of a Western League team in Chicago
Unofficial figures obtained at the meet
ing show that the league ends the season
about this way:
Milwaukee makes 500 900; Kansas City,
$li. 000; st. Paul, s., 900; indianapolis, $500
Columbus loses $1,000; Minneapolis, $4,000;
Detroit, $500 and st, Joseph, $4,000.
Omaha lost $4,000 before leaving the
league.
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men GET II FREE
A Wonderful Medicine That
Brings Perfect Manhood.
Reliable Advice and Course of Medi-
cine Gladly Sent TO all Men
Who Write for It.

A most wonderful medicine is now being
Gent free to all men by the famous Physl-
clans Institute of Chicago. II is a remedy
especially prepared for men who need
general bracing up, and has never failed
TO restore perfect manhood In the most
hopeless cases. 1t has cured hundreds of
men who had battled for years against
the mental and physical sufferings of lost
manhood. The Physicians Institute has
decided to distribute free course Of med
icine, prepared 10 suit each mans condi-
ton TO all who write. Ii is a home treat
ment and all men who suffer from any
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youthful folly, premature loss Of strength
and memory, weak back, varicocele or
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selves.
The remedies have a peculiarly grateful
effect; they act directly on the parts af-
fected. giving warmth and development
just where il is needed. 1t cures all the
Ills and troubles that come from years Of
misuse of the natural functions and has
been a great success IN all cases. The
Physicians Institute makes no restTic-
tions. Any man who writes will be sent a
course of medicine free, that is adapted to
his case, with all the instructions neces-
sary for its use. The medicines are al
ways sent in plain wrappers so that the
recipient need have no fear Of embarrass-
ment or publicity.
A large percentage of the men Of today
are sadly in need Of the right kind of med
ical treatment for weakness peculiar to
men. 1t matters not what the cause may
have been, the fact still remains thai they
all require proper medical attention i'm
mediately. Write them ar once giving a
description Of your case, and the Physi-
clans Institute viii prepare you a course
Of treatment specially prepared for YOUR
condition, treatment that will surely se-
velop every portion and organ of YOUR
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Hundreds of thankful letters are now on
file in their business office, and all are
bona ffde expressions of permanently
cured men.
DO not delay writing and remember
that they are not only a responsible in
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the largest medical institute in America
that makes a speciality Of sexual and ner-
vous diseases. Address Physicians In
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seI7-21
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FOR EXCHANGE,

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FOR ENCHANGE-For farm for city or sub
urban lots 2 Groom and bath houses in north.
east well rented. Address ROOM :, 707 G. st. NV.
tenn
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FOR SALE-BICYCLEs.
NOW BUY A WHEEL!

Here is the chance you have been waiting for,
SO grasp il at once
S75 Mems Athlete. 81 SIS Mems Sunol. -. S25
sS5 Mems Majestic. .S35 500 Lad. Victoria. .s39
Sl00 Mems Orient. .SS5 800 Lad. Reading $50
500 Mems Reming- 500 Lad. Remington. S65
ton ...............si .si5 500 Lad. Orient. .$65
800 Mems Reading $50
Bradbury'S, 1925 Pa. Ave.
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NEW FLYING MACHINE.
Ii Is n Cage, Operated by Carbonic
Acid Gas.

Trenton. \. J., Sept. ia new flying
machine. to be operated by carbonic acid
gas. was given a preliminary test yes
terday afternoon in this city, and it
proved quite satisfactory. The machine
is an invention OF Prof White of Phila-
delphia.
The new machine is a cage, weighing
about 100 pounds, and is made of gas
pipes The pipes will be filled with the
carbonic acid gas, which will be fed to
an engine at the bottom. The cage is
twelve feet square, and is calculated TO
stand a pressure of 5000 pounds. The
cage will be suspended from a silk bal
loon, which will be inflated with hydro
carbon gas. The balloon is being built in
Philadelphia.
The evening times., 1898-09-17
BUSINESS CHANCES

FOR RENT-one of the pest stands in city ~
bicycle store New store Just finished, 20
feet deep, French plate front. Rent only SlS
per month For particulars address n F. T., thif
Office se17-3t-em
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MODEST GREEN GOODS MEN.
They Fail 10 Prosecute the Rustic,
Who HuucoeG Them

New York, Sept 17.-John Ungrary and
his son, Henry, the ingenious rustics of
South Norwalk, Conn, who buncoed the
buncoers at Maspeth on Thursday, were
arraigned in court at Flushing yester-
day. They were charged with disorderly
conduct, an accusation which the green
goods dealers they feeced modestly alb
stained from pressing. In fact the police
have not yet found the green-goods men,
so the TWO Ungrarys We're remanded un-
Ill next Monday.
The "come-ons'' were locked up and
no one was permitted TO visit them lest
the defeated buncoers should try TO ar
range an amicable settlement, perhaps
on the basis of dividing the $500 with
which the Ungrarys got away at the
points of their pistols. Capt. Creedon
has the money in his care.
The evening times., 1898-09-17
PoPULISTS STAY AT HOME.
Only Nine Attend the State Corven-
tion I'm Syracuse.

Syracuse, Sept. 1S.-The Populist State
Convention met in this city yesterday
There We're about nine delegates present
when the time came for the calling of the
convention, and the nine decided to wait
until more should show up. They waited
all the afternoon, and no more came.
Finally, they gave up in despair, and ar
informal meeting was held, at which the
following committee was appointed, who
en- the call of the chairman, are 10 nomi-
nate candidates and draft a platform:
ID. NJ. S. Zero of Glens Falls. Lawrence
J. McParlin of Lockport, John Ideson OF
Lima. ]. II. McGarbey of New York, and
John 7. Finn of Lansingburg.
The evening times., 1898-09-17
Century,s Run to Frederick.

Capt. Ed S. Byrnes, of the Century
Cycle Club has called a century run to
Frederick, Nd, for tomorrow morning,
leaving the club house, CT E Street north
west, at o'clock. This run will afford
persons who contemplate joining the club
an opportunity of taking a trip over
good roads and under the same pleasant
conditions which have made the Cen
turions famous. The full time of four
teen hours will be allowed TO make the
rum reaching here again at o clock.
The evening times., 1898-09-17
INITIAL STEPS TAKEN.
French Cabinet Acts on the Drey
fus Revision Case.

Paris, Sept. 17.-At the cabinet council
held this morning it was determined to
appoint special commission to consider
the demand for revision of the Dreyfus
case. This action is regarded as merely
preliminary to a complete judicial revis-
ion.
The session of the council lasted until
midday. Gen. Zurlinden, minister of war.
and NJ. Tillaye, minister of public works.
were present. but left before their resig-
nations were accepted.
The evening times., 1898-09-17

LosT-From No 11s9 7th ST. nw, black and |
tan dog; name Shorty; tag No. 1920 Liberal
reward. Se17-3t
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That Anderson-waencr Deal.

New York, Sept. 17.-It is now said that
Anderson was not sold by Brooklyn to
Washington, as at first was believed but
only loaned for the season. Now that the
Brooklyn club gets AL Wagner, the
Washingtons will retain Anderson and
the reported purchase money of $1,000 for
the third baseman's release will not come
out of the Brooklyn's club Golfers.
The evening times., 1898-09-17

FINDER of pocketbook lost Thursday, on Sth St,
return papers, tckes, etc, by mail to J.
w c. 937 st sw. and keep money II
The evening times., 1898-09-17

FOR SALE-Grand litter of Dach=hunde puppies
representing finest bloou IN America. NJ. E.
JOYCE. agent James J. Roches kennels, g22 NJ
st. NV. seIF3t
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SANTIAGO Ell EALTH REPORT.
Three Deaths Recorded In Gen. Law.
toms Daily Bulletin.

The following sanitary bulletin from
Santiago was received last night:
Santiago, Sept. 16.
"Adjutant General, Washington:
Total sick, 1922; fever, S37; new cases,
AS; returned to duty, SlS Deaths-Fran-
els Casey. private. Company X, Second
United States Volunteers, typhoid fever
Charles w Kingston, corporal, Company
NJ, Ninth United States Volunteers. bill
ious fever; Jerome Lavassar, Ninth
United States Volunteers. bilious fever.
'LAWTON, Major General"
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CHURCH NOTICE.

SPIRITU UALISM-Mr John Slater, of Metropoi-
tan Temple. San Francisco, CAL, the cele-
brated medium, will continue the spiritual re-
vival opened in this city last week. at Macca-
bee Temple, Sunday evening, at o'clock; abso-
lutte proof OF the immortality of the soul given
through spirit communications. 1t
The evening times., 1898-09-17

ALL SORTS OF TIN WORK, roofing spouting
and repairing done; leave order at Brookland
postofice, grocery store and cigar store; terms
reasonable. JOHN BERTRAM Brookland, ID. c..
Item
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FOR SALE-Two frst-class pool tables; Bruins
wick Bake; and room fixtures; make offer.
Address BOX 3s7, this office sel7-3t
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Filed sept. 8, 1s9s-J. R. Young. clerk)

(Filed Sept. g. 1s9S-J. R. Young, Clerk.)
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA. THE EIGHTH DAY OF SEP
TENDER. ls9s.-In re Petition OF Jacob
Moses Weinstein. No. 1921. Equity d. 45
Or consideration of the petition fled herein OF
Jacob Moses Wenstein, praying that his name he
changed to Jacob Moses Stein, It is ;his El(; It'll
DAY OF SEPTEMBER, ,S9s, ordered that public
notice thereof be gi hy publication of this or
der once a week IN The Washington Times for
three successive weeks.
(Seal.) W. S. cox, J.
true copy-Test:
j. R. YOUNG, Clerk.
BY L. P. WILLIAMS, Assistant Clerk.
ra10 IL
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FOR SALE-l feather bed, walnut marble-top
bedroom set hall rack, tables, refrigerator
cots, and other things; cheap by the list. l4l4
Columbia st. selG-3t-em
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A PROFESSIONAL REToUCHER will teach
limited number OF scholars BOX Is, this O.
fee seI7-3f-pn
The evening times., 1898-09-17

FOR SALE-Movable picture machine in perfect
order; cheap for cash. Adress CiNEMATO-
GRAPH, this office. sel63t
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WALL PAPER.

YOU'LL BE SURPRISED how little money it will
take to have your home papered with rich,
handsome, stylish paper. We do the very finest
work for only 81 per room up. Any kind OF Paint
ing will be we'll done if intrusted to us to do
NOLTE, $40 9th ST. No branch. sell-tf
ROOMS PAPERED, $500 up; the only paper
hanger in the city giving written guarantee
with each job; samples brought; send postal;
lowest prices for best painting. W. v. MA
HONEY, 1880 st. Sc. seI36t-exsu
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FOR SALE-PIANoS.

FOR SALE-A suburban family, about to break
up housekeeping will sell stylish 1-3-octaYe
overstrung piano, that originally cost $3.50, for
sacrifice, viz: $50, free delivered in city; easy
payments if desired, and nearly new stool thrown
in: piano is in good order. Address p O. BOX
IL, Linden, Md. sel7-3t
The evening times., 1898-09-17
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-A farm containing S. acres; situated
in Forestyille, Prince George County, Md;
improved by Groom frame house, barn. farm
house, etc. Apply to MRS. l.. G. STEPHENS,
l22 5th st. ne. = seD-St
The evening times., 1898-09-17
WASHINGTON WARRIORS.
District Soldiers in Company q.
Sixth United States Volunteers.

sixth UHited States Volunteers.
Camp Thomas. Chickamauga Park,
Lytle, Ga, Sept. 10.
/ see in your interesting journal,
which the Washington boys here get,
frequent mention Of Washingtonians
who have enlisted in other organ
izations than the First District of
Columbia Regiment There are many
volunteers in the service from the
The evening times., 1898-09-17
LEGAL NOTICES.
oiled Sept. Q, lsss.-J. R. Young, Clerk)

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF C0LUMBIA.-Grace W. McPhe'son VS..
Donald Mcpherson. In Equity, No. 1904.
On motion Of the complainant, by Mr.. J.
Altheus johnson, her solicitor, il is, this 9th
day of September. 1893, ordered that the
defendant, Donald Mcpherson, cause his ap-
pearance to be entered herein Or before tac
first rule-day occurring forty days after this day.
otherwise the cause will be proceeded with as
in case of default.
The object of this suit is to obtain diycIce
from the bond of marriage On the ground OF
cruelty on the part of the defendant. epdanger-
ing the health OF the complainant: Provided, A
copy of this order be published before said rule
day once a week for three successive weeks in
the Washington Law Reporter and The Times
(Seal.l W. S. COX, j.
A true copy-Test:
j. r. YOUNG, Clerk.
By L. P. WILLIAMS, Assistant Clerk.
se1017,24
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SIG5 WILL buy dairy Iunchroom; sales SD day:
rent So; genuine snap. DUNLAP, 9C6 r It,
selT-3t
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FOR sALE--A good square piano; $50; cost so
on time. is Sd ST. Sc. sel6-3t
The evening times., 1898-09-17

GROCERY Prominent corner; dwelling attach
ed; low zent; price $500, or viii accept IL
voice; sales 50 day DUNLAP, 9o6 F ST.
seI7-3t
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BICYCLE and repairing business; eitablish 4 over
nine years. for disposal; wanted, a good Job
ing hand PALMER'S, g0I 6th st. NV. seI7-3t
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LOST AND FOUND.

eigh annex, and some letters addressed Brown
Ketcham Iron Works; fnder1eave at This office
The evening times., 1898-09-17

FOR SALE-Gent's 500 wheel; unused; won
contest; $40. Call, after 4:l5 721 18th ST.
NV seI5-St
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HAVE the best chance in the city for a live
man with $500 20 81 500 cash t. open COM
mission and brokers' business; no risk aad Ia-ge
profits Address BEST CHANCE, this ofhce IL
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FOR SALE-GroccTy; well located; cheap rent
fresh stock; VIII be sod at a s1c:iG-e. COM
HERCIAL, 80 r 81. NV. sel5-it
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FOR SALE-One '9s bicycle; G. & J. tires: ad-
Unstable bar; in frst-class order; SIC. 76
ST. Item
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FOR EXCHANGE-S-room and bath brick house.
valued $780, in best part of northwest for
house of less value in ne. other section. Adj
dress NORTHWEST, this Office sel5-3t EN-
WANTED-To exchange, small yacht for
row boat. bicycle Other article of equal
value. Address r. v P, this office. seI3-6t
VALUABLE STOCK; will exchange for good pi-
ano. Address STOCK, this office. seII-lm
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lots, with small
trust; on proposed electric railroad to Bati-
more; for improved city or farm property hsv-
ing larger trust. Address BOX 30, this office.
sel3-7t-em
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FOR SALE-One OF the best equipped i5u- chair
barber shops in the city; fans, electric Ights
and all conveniences, must be sold at once. EX-
CHANGE STATION. Room 3, Pacific Building.
sel7-3t
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FOR SALE-New gents '9s bicycle 22-inch
frame; l2 inch drop; won at prize; only
s25 cash; worth S75. Apply at DRUG STORE,
corner 10th and sts NV sel7-3t
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FOR SALE-NiIk route Of . gallons; all high
price trade; horse. handmade wagon and har-
ness; all equipments-sUch as ice box, bottle etc;
price only S225; areat bargain NEW YORK
BUSINESS BROKERS. 1905 ST. s-I7-St
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HAVE S1.00O interest in cafe; fine location;
good business; would take equal amount IN
share Of profit and enlarge or would sell Adj
dress a. D. H.. tnis Office. seI7-St
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LoST-Lady's black coqt-sleeee; o ST. to s; 10th
to 18th; reward 1896 1Oth NV Item
The evening times., 1898-09-17

FOR SALE-Gent's new wheel, $40; new parlor
stove, S. 224 G ST. NV sel5-3t
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FOR SALE -WeIleqUipped coal yard; line Of
Dos Sd St sw. sel7-6J
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-25
FOR COMPETITION IN TILE
GRAPHS.
(Communicated)


Public attention should be called 10
House bill No Sis, entitled AN act 20
authorize the construction of telegraph
lines within the State of Virginia. AID
10 provide for the condemnation OF rights
OF way therefor" as a measure OF ex-
csedingly great importance 10 the Gil
zcns and business Interests Of this Com
mOnWt s.th.
The public is interested IN the passage
Of this bill, because not q mile Of COM
pcting telegraph line has been construct
cd upon the right OF way of railroads
in tins State since tie opinion 81 the
Supreme Court OF Appeals in the case Of
the Postal Telegraph Gable Company
against the Norfolk and Western Rail-
way Company In iS9i, ard never can be
without additional legislation. The OBJ
Iect and purpose OF this bill Is TO that
end II is 10 produce competition IN the
important mater of ie.egraph in this
Commonwealth, which, as a progressive
state, marching shoulder TO shoulder
with its sister states, should not longer
oe postponed. As II Il, one telegraph
company has the monopoly ard the eX-
elusive Tighis upon the right Of way Of
railroads
Not only that. but the construction Of
hundreds OF miles Of new telegraph lines
Will cause the expenditure OF a large
amount Of money among our people, and
will give additional property subject 10
taxation.
on account of the great benefit that
viii acrue, as above stated. the bill
Should be taken up out OF its order and
passed so as to beome law Of the pres
ent session Of the General Assembly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-25
SUSSEX COURT.
A Desperate Character Goes 20 the PEN
ifcntiary for n Long Term.

WAlEIlLY, VA, Feb. Especial
The February term OF the County Court
OF Sussex was I'm session three days and
two nights. John Rose. the negro. who
made his escape from the county jail,
while under Indictment for housebreaking.
by burning the wood around the lock.
and who had been recaptured by Sheriff
Grizzard. and had made the second at
tempt to burn the JAN. was tried upon
three indictments for felony. convicted In
each case, and sentenced la all for a
term OF eight years.
sam Carghili and Erasmus Jones were
each tried for malicious cutting. Carg-
hll was acquitted. and Jones was con-
vlcted and given thirty days In the conn-
ty Jail and fined so.
Several civil cases we're disposed OF,
among them an action Of unlawful de-
tainer, involving valuable tract OF land.
Colonel b. W. l.. Holt left few days
ago for a business trip through me
Northwest. Lis first stop was at CO.
lumbus o..
Messrs. J. Z. west. OF suGolk. and
C. L. West OF Newport News. spent
q couple OF days here this week
MIR. A. y. Spratley and family OF
bonneville. Va. have moved into the
Briggs mansion. Of west Main street.
Mr.. William Fleetwood. Of seaford.
Del. Is here on visit to his brother p.
Fleetwood.
owing to the Illness Of Judge Rives.
Surrv County Court, did not convene on
Yesterday The grand jury was adjourn
cd over 10 Thursday. the 2ith, al whicn
time the Judge hopes TO be well enough
TO preside.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-25

A very pretty marriage took place last
Wednesday night at 1850 o'clock at the
PamunKey Baptist church in King VIII
liam county, when Miss Mary A. Miles
. an.e me b. az OF Mir. Abort J. Page.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
r. Il. Throckmorton, pastor Of the church.
Mise hiien altman AGED as brides
maid and Mr.. James Langster as brides
groom.
The bride was dressed IN pink trimmed
in white with wreath OF orange blos-
SONS. The brides maid was dressed IN
: b tfmmeu with PINK ribbon and car
fied pink flowers.
After the marriage the bridal party re-
tired TO the residence OF the brides par
ents Mr. and Mrs. n. w Miles. where
an elegant collation. was furnished IN
great abundance The bride and groom
we're the recipients Of grea. many beau
tifu and valuable presents.
hlr. ana Mrs. Page viii reside at the
crooms house on the Pamunkey river.
wnich mas been very beautifully fur
nished
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-25
HOPES NOVEL IN DRAMA.
THE Prisoner of Zenda." at the Acad.
envy To-Night--Digby Bell.

While Mr. Hope was making readers
for his novel, The Prisoner of Zenda, ~
he was paving the way for the success Of
Edward Roses decentralization, which will
be presented at the Academy tonight and
tomorrow afternoon and night
7 Ibis model play may be called ne great
a triumph as the novel on which IL Is
based lhe drama abounds with that
rare quality known as real heart interest,
the smallest details being looked after
vi. n scrupulous caIe incident follows in
cd mt In perfectly natural sequence, and
the stirring clmaXes are thus so easily
led up TO that they occur simply rs mat
tiers OF course, without straiaing for ef-
feet.
The company, under Mr. Daniel Froh-
mans management comes from the Ly-
ceum Theatre. New York and is headed
by Howard Gould, whose Performance OF
the dual role has been highly commended
I'm all the large cities Of the country.
igby Pen ard lis Oh arming wife. Lar
joyce Ben. viii appear al the Acauemy
on next Monday and Tuesday IN Ar-
gustus Thomas beautiful pastoral com
ody, The HCoser Doctor