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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-11

..r,xc HOWEVER. GOING on BRIsKLY-
rrcsr MONEY THE CAUSE OF THE RE
srRIcTED OPERATIONS
,,.,.s che reported sale OF Olympia, fable 80 far
WV" ~" said 70 be an accomplished fact the
,.al,v transactions OF 'he '"s' wooN ~ ,.'.
'a' ',a one OF Importance About twenty-iour
' ore disposed Of at private contract put
fa'Ve,' 20. ,clude anything better than good resi-
,...,al properties Of small SIZE. ,
!en'la' p1,,,,n Of city realty dealing is attributed
-, brokers 10 the tghtness or the money
" nv ord II is generally agreed that the only
mar -, teature ut present is the brisk demand
aNo," o,,,ls Business in this branch Is par
"' ,.', active just now Renting uptown mas
Ncu'"''' ,sb,nplv good for month. and there are
'e'H "',o bindings entirely rented. and many
''' 60 nj fall prices. Flat-owners reel the
' 49, ot so much In the rent received as IN .ne
shahEo ~" ,ber Of vacancies and the diminishing
eS,.. ~ giving weeks or months OF rent iree'
,o''9,, &c 4 better income on the property
TIE ~ =, the auction-rooms during the week
BUSH ,,,tle Enforcement. Two tcnement-houses
'Hv -, ,renth-st. near Avenue {, offered IN paru-
" r-ought ont some bidders. mainly professional
VA e,t for fairly good prices TO two hrins OF op-
liars NO l2i Bradhurst-ave, sold III iofec'os-
NOS the subject of a struggle between the
,oir,,1 and defendant TO the suit. and finally went
to latter AT a substantial figure above the
-. - the liens No. ~ West Eighty-eighth-
;, also sold in foreclosure, found an outside buyer
:, GO Four parcels were Withdrawn.
SALES AND NEW BUILDINGS.
C,o-orca True sold TO Mrs. Anna b. SeweH NO ~
o,,o-side Drive a new fivestory dwelling, 4lxiZ n
~ northeast corner of Eightieth-st. Tor ABOUT
=; noo In part payment Mr. True takes NO ~
East Seventy-eghth- a four-story d"eliihs' OF
M l7xloo. valued at about $1,000
" W & T. NJ Hall sold. through Ashtorth q
Durvee No Si3 West Eighty-seventh-st' FOUR
rory dwelling, lot 2oxleoSla.
FRANCIS NJ Jencks sold he plot at the northwest
,o,nnr Of the boulevard and One-hundred-and-
ihird-st 97x62x95x75.
racob ID Butler resod 20 Patrick Qulrk the plot
An the south side OF One-hundred-and-WenF
,our,h.st $50 feet east OF Lenox-ave '5XlU, Which
A. purchased recently from James Elgar
Justice Cohen. of the Supreme Court yesterday
,nnoInted Frank Holahan receiver or the rents OF
No ss 10 1913 East Twenty-secOnd-st. six hve-storv
h,,ck buildings in a suit brought by William {.
Adams against William Calhoun and others 10
foreclose a second mortgage OF $2OSO 10
plans vera filed with the Building Department
res,erdav for n six-story and basement brick ana
stone office and studio building. costing $500. TO
IA erected a, No 564 TO sos Fifth-ave, from plans
by c P II. Gilbert.
plans were also filed for six sxstory brick ana
.,one dwellings 434x3l and 2ix79.2. which the River
ado Building Company will build on the southeast
corner NJ Riverside Drive and Eichty-third-st, at
cos. 81 $1,000 from plans OF Clarence True. and
mans for six-story brick fiat. 75XlOos which q
" sn,,zer has designed for the southwest corner
~ Ninetv-second-st and Central Park West, TO
cost soooQ0.
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Goun,rn uropertn for Sale or Go Get

.c.,ro.Dr-I-I..,/I~||NoN| CONGRATULATIONS
I AKEWOOD, y. !.
II A rare opportunity f7r a hrs'-cass investment a
highly elegant cottage C5oria style with all modern M
provements for sale for rent Tor term OF years
Write for particulars OWNER Box 3j. Lakewood ~ j.
A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions ior the Iriouns
~ their Uptown ONCE, No. l,2i2 broadweys
"a toor north II 3is-st until clock D. M ADVERTISE
received the following branch offices al regular
until o'clock m. VIZ 2ot otn ave. -
cor 23d st; 1852 cth-ave l2th St Macy 6th-ave
West st. eth-aye - East iIth-s, 20 Wsss
a2i-s boiNer. IN and Sth 100 East t'th-st iSSo
"a ave between 7Sh and I7th LOGS ID ave-. near
dist, 81 7os 's'-ave s9thst.: go % ave, meas
aist 10, 81 ave 80 Beeckcrst.: 325 Beecker-s6;
COS "a ave go as, 9,-st 1921 3l-ave.: 1892 Sd AVA
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RECORDED MORTGAGES

c",,s,,'. Desine 20 Michael scanion, No %
Scot. C..,.' Pe'" '...... .....................
c'rrsr Ne ~ 10 August Elmer, i7Gth-s, n W
Gavef. W,ll,sm ave 3 years; ............
,, s,,h-a,e is5 (, q White Plains ' Road in
NgOfCp ...ssssss...ssts
RnIldiri ""oi re ,. 10 West End C9-operative
mar NJ ~, ~, Lean Assoc.ation. lot No I27B,
The {, V,not o1nfille, Westchester, instnIments
ths Em,nssen, Hospital city # Ncw~york, 10
s'a"t industrial Savings Bank 9
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Real estate Wanteo.


WANTED TO RENT.-Farm. 80 acres more within
w two hours u New-York Good grass lana ana
pasture Wanted for strictly farming purposes Please
state rental and other particulars Including puiidn6@
Address j. D.. - Lexington ave, New-fork
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FouaI tn anv $4,000 House

I'm Manhattan. prices $1,000 10 Sl4Joo tha' heW
row Of % swell r. Mt fancy stone Dwellings, 'r'e hpI ,
and basement and without extension dlnns ,ooI.
han, hardwood trim. onyx hrepIac
gas logs. parqurt- floors; lot l3 feet dep' oph "'
ana ave,gs until . O'Clock. within block az l'ros
pec Park plaz, WILLIAM II. REYNOLDS, laFh T'a'''
between Vanderbilt and Indefhill ayes.
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DETAILS OF THE WEEK.

Twentv-four parcels Of city really were reported
sold at private contract during the week Con-
alterations were given in ten Of the transactions
and together amounted to ssS7,oao
The auction sales in Manhattan and The Bronx
,eal,zod ses 80 az compared with s2s9 40l in the
rorresponding week OF last year. In Brooklyn they
reall ID y25s2o. as compared with $500 in the
same period last year.
These tables compare the conveyances mortgages
and buildings projected In the three boroughs In the
same periods
MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX.
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VIlE CLINTON. corner - clinton md neKab ayes
l choicest location. finest new apartment house IN
Ilro-kl,u sutcl - and large all outside rooms
and bath: public reception. rooms. steam laundry ana
DRYER HOT water supply. electric lights gas ranges. ele
vator bcs, service 5000 o. $llOO. one Apartment espe-
cially arranged fr physl-lan
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REAL ESTATE.
little IMPROVEMENT SHOWN IN THE
WEEKS DEALINGS.

..,, RENTING. HOWEVER. GOING ON bRlsNhf-
TIGHT MONEY THE CAUSE OF THE RE
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THE CLEVELAND,

LARGE FLATS.
Az rooms light and open - outside ar HARDWOOD
large rl sets. owner resident
-FRoN OCTOBER ISL.
\ IORING.
Entrance 90 West 1ith -
,.o-,,v Uoueynrd West Ttth-rt., Amsterdam ave
80 'ni seven large light rooms and bath, hot wafer
80 ~ suouly class service.
NrtFVifIF 90 - 2jG " siTH ST
' seven rooms and bath.
, uat, en ventilated decorated. steam heated. not
MO- No." supply
Aplll premises ur -.,A
T. wIffTAKfR. 27S Boulevard. near Neft ''tn
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yI,fE IoRtLEY. - - Past jdth st. n1rihwrst 'onr
| Park Avenue Centrally located h''snp'.. -, 'n,
t Churches absolutely nrcrrD9f ten rooms, conp -lhs
entire roor squnr~ feet. unlSruct"I exterior Wv,
os foot each apartment Long Distance trlrphon" kaS
r,rVc water closets anI basins IN servant room arr
Gan winter fn.r~p; electric light LAY ana night. comm
safe, porcelain bath ana q" ASH runs
surrounded by fling exposed plumbing artificial rrrs
GRAFTON and room cooling process. man 'hu,, nhlsS'
rraI hand oration AMPLE closets. owner Iesid
Ing premises.
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BROOKLYN.
CONVEYANCES.

tlncludes conveyance Brooklyn Ferry Company for
C.lC0OO 'lncudes mortgage by same for SL5O0CO
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ri n
Richmond planet., 1898-04-16
MIR. HRWIN,s IDEA.

"The large number Of idle boys and
girls on our street-corners is a menace
to our future prosperity as q race.
Some steps should be taken to reclaim
them. Some plan put in operation for
their employment. ."-THE PLANET.
No wonder, Mr.. Editor, when our
race has besn a victim of a system OF
education for the past thirty years
that is founded upon the proposition,
that manual labor is q disgrace.
A young man who can plough well ;
q young woman who can fry q good
beef steak and make a nice loaf of
bread, is worth a thousand young men
and women who can read Cicero and
Virgil, and are too lazy to work.
Don't tell me there is nothing in
Virginia for our young men to do when
/ see thousands of acres of land grow
ing up in bushes. Go to work, young
meni And strange as this state Of af-
fairs may seem. know from expert
ence, that there is no place where col
ored labor is more in demand than in
Richmond.
What do our young men and young
women need to know. now? They
must learn, that if their skin is soiled
or sun-burnt; that if they be ignorant
or wise, labor lie no disgrace. Again,
when we awake to the fact that it is
important for us to become factors in
the world of business and commerce
then new era will arise upon as.
The above criticism in your editorial
explains the reason why SO many oi
our precious girls who ought to be al
home at work, become the victims oi
devilish white mems lust.
j. THOMAS HEwIN,
SO Holyoke St., Boston, Mass.
Richmond planet., 1898-04-16
A SKAGUAY AVALANCHE
It Destroys the ChilkOOt Pass and
Engulfs Many Gold Seekers.
BODIES RECOVERED.

In the List or Known Dead Are Two
Women Who Were Going In Search
OF tho Yellow Metal-Fivo Thousand
People Digging For Dead Bodies.
Seattle, Wash, April s.-Advices Just
received from Skaguay, Alaska, dated
April 8. say: At about noon tcday on
the Chilkoot trail many persons met
death and g large number of others
were injured more or less seriously in
= snowslide. Sixty-nine dead bodies
have thus FAR been recovered and the
names Of $50 missing have been report
ed as unaccounted for. 1t Is barely pos
sible that some OF these had succeeded
In crossing the pass before the ava
lanche occurred. A conservative esti-
mate is that between 75 and 100 per-
sons were killed.
The point at which the accident oc-
CURED IS some I'VE miles above Shep
Camp. The nearest telephone station
Is four miles distant. The telephone
wires at this point were carried away
by the slide. The last vestige of the
trail In the vicinity was wiped out of
existence. and where II lay IL now a
mountain of snow and ice. under which
are many bodies.
A fact that lends horror to the fear
ful tragedy is that it may never be
knswn with any degree Of accuracy
just how many lives were sacrificed.
who they were or where they came
from Many a poor fellow lies buried
where no human aid can reach him,
and his remains must rest until the
summer rain melts the tons of snow
and ice under which he lies. Upon the
crowded trail no record was kept Of the
living mass OF humanity Drawing hard
ships ana facing death itself in the mad
rush for gold. In the procession that
daily passed were people from all parts
OF the world. unknown to one another.
The work OF rescue has continued
night and day ever since last Saturday,
being gradually more systematized and
consequently meeting with better re-
suits. Thus far work has been confined
TO the outskirts OF the slide. in the hope
OF rescuing those who are injured, but
not yet dead. The main body OF tn.
avalanche. which is estimated to be 50
feet deep and $50 yards long. has not
yet been touched. II there are any
bodies underneath they can not be res
cued In time TO save life. Four men
were taken out alive after they had
been buried 10 hours. In many In
stances the bodies OF the dead are not
bruised In the slighte5t, and appear as
natural as life, indicating that they
were suffocated in the snow. Many
unclaimed bodies were buried near the
scene OF the disaster.
1t Is estimated that 10000 tons OF out
hts are buried under the snow and ice
There were several smaller slides be-
fore the death dealing avalanche start.
-
Richmond planet., 1898-04-16


Mr.. ]. Houston Reese, Jr.. and
Ny. w. M. Cunningham, in company
With Miss Ella Wyatt called on US.
DIR. P. B. Ramsey, the popular
dentist oft his city left for Amelia G. II
Wednesday to attend the Presbytery.
Mr.. Morris P. Tyler. the secre.
tAry OF the Masonic Association, who
has been sick for some time at his resi-
dence on Ross street, is improving.
Miss Agnes Wise, of Petersburg.
Va, who has been in New York for
Some time, is in the city, the guest OF
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Dixon, 3131< w.
Uuval st.
The Cannon theological Semi
hsry, at Atlanta, Ga. will celebrate its
18th anniversary by Preachers As
AAmbly for the ministers of all denomi-
nstions. 1t will be May 18th to 18th
Prominent speakers will be on the pro-
EFamme.
Hon. George H. White, the only
Holored member of Congress, will de-
liver the commencement address at
the TUskegee Normal and Industrial
tostitutes on Thursday, May 26th.
AuO 1uSkcE6c NOIm&l ana In
Sustrial Institute, Tuskegee, Ala, has
fecentiy installed an electric lighting
plant upon its grounds.
"A lady in New York has recently
founded the Roberts Memorial Schoi-
ership" at the Tuskegee Normal and
lodustrial Institute at Tuskegee. Ala.
IN memory Of the late President Rob
yrts Of Liberia.
Mrs James A. Wilson, OF Boston
Mass, is the guest of her sister-in-l
01rs. Simon Johnson, 403 w. Duval St
This being her first visit South, heI
Enany friends wishes her q long and
pleasant stay.
We have received an invitation
to the entertainment of the Euterpear
Social Club, Friday 18th instant al
1Ol0 N. 8tn street, $3.50 p m
Miss Althea Dodson, president; Miss
Florence Coleman, secretary, and Misi
Gernells Archer, treasurer.
DR.. A. W. G. Farrar, a prominen
5Oung physician of this city was mar
ried in the city of Washington, d. @.
to Mrs. Annie 3. Nelson of this cit,
Last Monday by Rev /. L. Thomas, a
his residence. The couple enjoyed tn
| sights Of Washington. The doctor ca
be seen going through the thorough
fares of the city in his new rubber tir
buggy driving his H0e steed. The doc
Tor is seemingly on the road to pros
perity. We wish him success and cor
tinuous happiness.
Richmond planet., 1898-04-16

The Needy Club, which was organ
lied some time ago for the purpose of
doing charitable work. called on Rev.
w. II. White on last Friday night,
April 9Th. They brought him some
of every thing that is needed for house.
hold purposes. This club is composed
OF some of the best workers of our sew
eral churches. Rev. White expressed
his thanks and babe them come again.
Pres, Mrs. AENIL ADAMS,
Vice Pres, ELIZA PAUL,
Sec,. CoRNELIA JOHNSON.
Richmond planet., 1898-04-16
DIR. Swallow Accents.

Harrisburg. April 1S.-Rev. DR.. Silas
c. Swallow. OF this city, addressed a
letter last evening to the Philadelphia
notification committee OF the Honest
Government party accepting its nomi-
nation for governor. The doctor says
he would prefer that somebody else
should be the candidate. but he is as
sured on every side that the events
that have preceded and led UP to his
nomination make it impossible for an
other to do the work required OF him.
BE accepts the nomination unpledged,
and claims to have no friends to re-
ward nor foes 20 punish. except as
they are the friends or foes OF the
state.
Richmond planet., 1898-04-16
Do You Know Them7

desire to know the whereabouts OF
my relatives. 1 left five brothers whose
names were George, William, Fielden
and James Madison Washington.
was the nurse of Mr.. Crenshaw's g
son, Willie.
Any information will be thankfully
received by
JAMS SooTT,
n. 7th Alley, 21-22 Street,
Birmingham. Ala.
Richmond planet., 1898-04-16

4 WU IEIWUoI TIIIH DOEs SuAOCHCtus
Philadelphia, April 1S.-Fiames which
are Of mysterious origin broke out at
an early hour in the morning In the
residence OF George Dugan, No 903
South Thirteenth street. almost COM
pletely destroying the dwelling and re-
sulting in the deaths Of two children
and the serious injury Of third. The
victims are George Dugan, aged .
years. and Richard Barry, aged 8. q
cousin OF young Dugan. both Of whom
were suffocated. Helen Dugan. Is years
old, is at the hospital suffering from
terrible burns received while trying TO
save the bows
Richmond planet., 1898-04-16

On the goth OF April, the Captains Of
ell the uniform companies are request
ed to assemble their companies at
Price's new hall, on Leigh street, in
fun fatigue uniform for the purpose of
the regular battalion drill. The drill
oA the Both of March was a success,
notwithstanding the down pour Of rain.
The attendance will be much larger on
the 18th inst.
Richmond planet., 1898-04-16
A WEEKS NEWS CONDENSED.
Thurndar. Anril Z.

Thursday, April 7.
Lizzie M0ser. OF Browntown, Pa. was
terribly mangled by a train.
People living near Mount st. Helena
fAar an eruption at any moment.
The people of Chicago will present a
silver service to the battleship Illinois.
now building at Newport News.
More than half OF the 0oOo. 600
emergency appropriation has already
been spent in ships, guns and ammuni-
ton.
Archibald H. welch. second vice
president of the New York Life IN
s1snmeD residence at Norristown, N. !.
aged 69.
Friday. April s.
The natives Of the Island of Luron
ere in open rebellion against Spain's
deposition OF taxes.
Margaret Mather. the actress. died
suddenly az Charleston, w. Va. OF con-
VUisions induced by Brights disease.
A woman's pool room was raided I'm
Chicago, and 20 women. two with babes
IN their arms, we're arrested for gam
bling on the races
A freight train ran into the Penn
sSlvania limited at Fernwood. O.. and
oOe man is reported to have been kill
e6> Several passengers were hurt.
Mauna Loa. the Hawaiian volcano. 10
eEain threatening eruption. Heavy
earthquake shoks and rain are con-
st1ered harbingers of a bursting forth
OI lava
Saturday, April o.
Daniel Williams. janitor of a club at
Verona, N. J., became suddenly crazed
over the war scare.
William f. Harrity is to be ousted
ffom the Democratic national commit
tee Colonel James Guffy succeeds
bjn.
The Anglo-Egyptian expedition at
tscked the dervishes and inflicted big
losses. Four thousand dervishes were
token prisoners.
Governor Brady. of Alaska, is on his
way to Washington. where he Will ASK
the president to recommend changes in
the mining and cannery laws.
Captain J. z. Bernier, Of Quebec &c
epdeavoring to induce the Dominion
government to give him financial aid for
MS proposed trip TO the North Pole.
In a prize fight at Columbus. O..
George Stout. of Philadelphia was
Rolled by a blow on the jaw delivered
ny his opponent. Oscar Gardner, the
Omaha Kid" Gardner was arrested
Monday. April IL.
Or. John Bucher. OF Shamolxin, Pa.
has been commissioned a surgeon in the
| N0ited States navy.
Richmond planet., 1898-04-16
I.aav Ynrae-RnlIar Insana-

Oakland. Cal, April 13.-Lady Yarde-
Buller has been arrested on charge of
insanity and given a ride In the patrol
wagon before her indentity was known.
She was found wandering around aim
iossly. Physicians win examine into
her mental condition. She is about to
come into possession of a million dol
lars from the estate OF her father, the
late General KirkhaTn.
Richmond planet., 1898-04-16
A Medical Book.

A med ical book with the full descrip-
tion of all diseases and their treatment
by f. Humphreys, M. D., mailed free
on request. Humphreys' Medicine
Company, corner William & John Sts.
New York.
Richmond planet., 1898-04-16

Cascarets Candy Cathartic, the most won
derfm medical discovery OF the age, pleas
ant and refreshing TO the taste, act gently
and positively on kidneys, liver and bowels,
cleansing the entire syatem, dtspel colds,
cure headache, fever, habitual constipation
and biliousness. Please buy and try boz
Of &. 9. g. to-day; 10, 25, 50 cents. Sold and
guaranteed 70 cure by ~ drugRistA
Richmond planet., 1898-04-16
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA, SATURDAY, APRIL I6 1888.

iug forward to the session Of the Grand
Lodge to be held in Danville on the
17th of May. Arrangements are being
myde for the care of the Grand Lodge
officers and representatives which will
bA larger his year than ever.
Richmond planet., 1898-04-16

Bridgeton. N. J. April 1S.-Fivs girls.
the children OF Frank Mead. John Fern
and John Surran. poisoned by eating
roots OF the wild sweet potato plant.
which grows In abundance in the woods
near their home at Riverside, are in
a serious condition. and there is little
hope that they will recover.
Richmond planet., 1898-04-16

Messrs. Miller & Rhoad's announce
ment OF bargains will hereafter be
found on Page 4. Read their offers
those gentlemen are too we'll known
TO need any recommendation. The
ads speak for them.
Richmond planet., 1898-04-16
switzerland Bars Our Fruit.

Berne. April 13.-The government has
prohibited the importation OF American
fresh fruits. This action was taken
owing to the alleged presence OF the
San Jose scale In the fruit imported re-
Gently.
Richmond planet., 1898-04-16
General crosvenor Renominatod.

Athens, o.. April 13.-Hon. 9. n.
Grosvenor was renominated yesterday
fer the sixth time by the Eleventh con-
Eressional district The convention en-
dorsed the policy OF President MoKin-
ley on the Cuban question.
Richmond planet., 1898-04-16

Hawarden, April 13.-The bulletin is
sued last evening as to Mr.. Gladstone's
condition says: Mr.. Gladstone is
rather better after a somewhat restless
night and morning." Mrs. Gladstone is
suffering from an attack OF influenza
Richmond planet., 1898-04-16
q. A. R. DEPARTMENTAL. and N. O
At Elizabeth City, N. O., ADril 9th.

One first-class fare to Norfolk for
the round trip ($2 30 from Richmond
Snd So 10 from Lynchburg) is author
iSed by G & o. Route on account of
the meeting of the G.. A. r. Depart
Ioent of Virginia and North Carolina
which will be held at Elizabeth City
N C. on April 9th. Tickets sold April
20, 26 and % limited to expire May ID
Z. and o. Trains leave Richmond 8 30
a. m. and 40 p. m.
Richmond planet., 1898-04-16

PIttsburR Miners Strike Averted.
Pittsburg. April 13.-The threatened
wage troubles IN the Pittsburg coal dis
trict are about settled. The operators
met yesterday and ratified the scale as
adopted by the committee.
Richmond planet., 1898-04-16

Blooming Lily Lodge met Tuesday
night at their Castle hall, on P street,
near 3lst. The lodge is seemingly in
an excellent condition and the meet
ing was thoroughly inter esting.
Richmond planet., 1898-04-16
MANCHESTER LETTER.
Eewsy Items from the "Frse State"

The Manchester Mercantile Trading
Company, known as the "Old Reliable
Grocery Store" corner 10th and Hull
streets, has sold it's complete stock to
Mr.. Frank +. White, a prominent young
man from New York City, who arrived
in our city last week, accompanied by
bis wife and Mr.. r. A. johnson. His
friendly disposition mas already won
for him many admiring companions.
Richmond planet., 1898-04-16

The anniversary of the Courts will
tske place on the 1st Sunday IN May.
Look out for particulars. Arrange
ndeats are being made for the occasion.
NoNAD.
Richmond planet., 1898-04-16
PYTHIAN NOTES.

Virginia Lodge, No. 6, met Monday
night at Price'snew hall, on Leigh st.
The attendance was good and quite en-
thusiastic.
Richmond planet., 1898-04-16
"sevsntv-seyen (77."

"77'' is DR.. Humphreys Famous
Specific for the cure of Grip and Colds
and the prevention Of Pneumonia, Am
druggists, 25c.
Richmond planet., 1898-04-16

Old Dominion Court met Monday
evening at Prices new hall, on Leigh
St. There were large number OF Ia
dies in attendance. The meeting was
full of interest.
Richmond planet., 1898-04-16

The Grand Court will meet in Dan
vile during the meeting of the Grand
Lodge.
Richmond planet., 1898-04-16

Eureka Comany, No. /, meets next
Thursday night at Prices new hall.
Richmond planet., 1898-04-16

Messrs. Miller & Rhoads offer YOU
great bargains. See 4th page.
Richmond planet., 1898-04-16

There will also be a rleeting of the
Brigade Of Virginia.