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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-23
CONTEST WINNERS.
Several Ended Last Night and Several
More Will BE Announced Tonight

The fair will close tomorrow night.
and as The bulk Of the contests will close
the proceedings will be full OF interest.
Last night quite number OF the articles
remaining upon the tables were disposed
of, and the following contests were closed;
At St Peters table. contest for Father
- Relliys picture between the McGul
Union and A. O. H., Division No p the
vote was-A. O. H.. Division No. ,. .O61;
McGill Union, 3Sli2
At ST. Patrick's table the contest for
the silver pitchers concluded as follows
Miss X. O'Neil, 6Si. Miss l.. Chamber
layne, 1902
Al Sacred Heart Table. No. 1. the con-
test for the rosary resulted: Miss Mary
Coleman. l.l3sls votes. Miss Marie New
heser, GIG
The contests closing tomorrow night
are: At ST. Peters table. the Elk's pin,
for the most popular Elk will close at
1890 The vote Is nOw-ThOmas Boudar,
Al: Rodger Atkinson. III: +. r. Murphy.
llol2. Monroe Levy, >. l.. c. Gisselbrecht.
.. Gold-headed cane. for the most popu-
lar gentleman. al 10 o'clock: w. J. Doyle.
l22l2. Joseph Duggan. p: Joseph Farley,
40, and II. c. Brauer. 12ih At st. Pat
rick s table. gold police badge for the
most popular captain. az 1880: Captain
Whitock. OBJ Hulce. 1872. and Angle. i9is.
At Sacred Heart Table. No. I. the con-
test for the yacht between Masters John
Liesfeld and William Barnett will close
at 10 o'clock and that for the silk quilt.
between Misses Carrie Brown and Miss
Frances Bruner. at 1870
The contest for gOld-headed canes be-
tween the dry goods firms and the most
popular representative Of the brewcries
will also close. The first at 10 o'clock
and the other at 1890 o'clock. The vote
now stands: julius Meyer Sons. 70:
Temple. Pemberton & Cordes. go; Tho
Cohen CO.. 20, The J. NJ Fourqurean Co,
100. ID. q +. Mitteldorfer. IS: Burnett
Lewis. 30. Miller & Rhoads. ~: Thai
hmer Bros. %. and julius Sycle & Son.
30 The other vote ia: Geo. G. Guverns-
tor 100: A. Herch. 80: Charles Brown,
G7ib: Joseph Stumpf. 22h
This afternoon from 10 o O'Clock n
donkey party for the children VIII he
held and a good time Is promised.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-23
DEATHS.

RUFFIN.-Died, November -, 1893. at 5
o'clock A. NJ. at the hotel OF William
Custallo. Broad street. ORPHEUS s.
RUFFIN, in the seyenty-hfth year OF
his age.
Funeral from the ST. Josephs Catho-
lie church. north First street, THURS
DAY at Il. NJ
FILBATES. Died. November n. 1895. at
his residence. 90 Denny street. LIGHT
FOOT T. FILBATES. relict OF c r.
and Harriet L. Filbates, OF New Kent
county, Va.
His funeral will take place from the
Apostolic church THURSDAY, Novem-
Der oath, at . o'clock +. II.
HARRis.-Died, November q, isos, at
o'clock A. NJ, Mrs. MARY A, wife OF
III. II. Harris, In the seyenty-third year
OF her age.
Funeral from residence. No. Gas NORTH
Sixth street yesterday afterneen ~
o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-23
WARRENT0N HUNT CLUB.
Eauquier Horses Win Distinction at
the New York Show.

WARRENTON. VA, November ~
SpeciaL-The Warrenton Hunt Club has
organized Tor the season with Frank
Barker as master of hounds. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: +. Ashley
Cooper, president T. r.. W. Barker. sec
rotary, and {. w. Smith, treasurer.
Thanksgiving Day Will be observed
here by the closing OF the principal bust
ness houses and appropriate services at
all tho churches.
Revival services are being held at the
Baptist church here, conducted by Rev
Charles r. Herndon, of Loudoun county:
The night services are largely attended
and great interest IS being manifested.
Messrs. G. w. Smith. w. 5 Sewers and
Dr. c. :. Carter. exhibitors at the New
York Horse Show last week. have re-
turned. The horses belonging TO Smith
and Carter received first distinction in
The high commentator class.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
OF Miss Lucy Spilman 70 Mr.. =. a. Trip
lett on December 9th. Baptist church,
JefferSOnton, Culpeper county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-23
CITY WILL SUE THE STATE.
Treasurer Pliers BOndsmen Released
from LiabiIify

MANCHESTER. VA. Nov. p Special
Judge T. w. Harrison. I'm the Circuit
Court to-day, handed down a decision
releasing the bOndsmen OF eX-Countv
Treasurer Ran Pifcr from liability on
the bond given by him for the proper
distribution of direct tax fund To the city
and county.
Former Governor Charles r. O'Ferrau
appointed Pifer 20 distribute the fund
The court held that the appointment was
Illegal as the city treasurer and not the
county treasurer should have been ap-
pointed 10 distribute the fund to the city
Picr was short about 5000 when ne
retired from the county treasurership
and his b0ndsmen were being sued for
public funds due the city. has filed noe
tice of appeal, and should the supreme
Court Of Virginia confirm Judge Haui-
sons decision the city will sue the State.
Mrs Emeline Wright qualified to-day
ir the Corporation Court ms almmistra-
triX on the estate of her soa. Private
Raymond Shelley, IF Co a.. second Viz
ginia Regiment who was accidentally
killed by a companion several weeks ago
AT the same time Private Arthur c.
Dean qualified as administrator Of his
brother. Private Clarence NJ. Dean.
also of Co A., who was found dead I'm
church door here several days from
Private Shelley's death.
The trial of Thomas b. Almond, the
real estate and loan broker was post
poned In the corporation court to-day on
account of the absence of an Important
Enthusiastically Bond Of the Monu-
mental Building and Loan Association of
Baltimore Almond is charged with OBJ
tanning a sum of money from A A. Rob
inson. of the county by false pretenses
in loan transaction. lie is now out on
hail
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-23
ANOTHER PLAN,
North Carolina Also Acts on the BOOK
Scandal Matter.


WINSTON. y. c.. Nov 22-Special-
Conference closed IT'S work and adjourn
I'D at g o'clock this afternoon. To-day 5
session was quite lively. The arsf ques'
,io, taken No was the election or the
rflistian Advocate Commission 20 CON
f.r vifh a similar commission 10 De
chosen bv the North Carolina Confer
once REGARDING the church owning Us OF
oan The committee Is composed Oh
Revs. j. H. Weaver and &. w. hyiu'
Jo-eph Butterlck ana T. G.. hooolhs.'
Invitations were eNtended from NV"-
cord and Greensboro for entertaining tho
next conference. Concord Won
Tho reporr submitted by the committee
an TEMPERANCE produced lively discus
SION ou the tobacco question. I'm the re-
MORT was a recommendation that y01ng
preachers abstain from the use OF cigar
cites and tobacco. By n vote OF % 10 u-,
an reference TO tobacco was eliminated
from the report of the committee.
The following mild resolutions was lncl
adopted: We recommend that our
preachers and laymen should prudehty
discourage the use Of tobacco In all us
forms. especially among young oe0ple.
That we do all We can 20 enforce me
laws of the State against selling cigar
cites 20 minors.
The Publishing House Committee sub
rnitted the following warm report
Whereas. in securing the payment OF the
publishing house claim Of $-Ss.vVJ' he
book AGENTS Of the Methodist Epis 'opai
church. made evaslve and misleading
statements which will compromise the
honor Of the church and iniiict stigma
mon her good name unless the wrong
mus done be condemned and said money
returned therefore, resolved
First-That said sum Of S2sS0cO should
be returned with the least delay possible
20 the Treasury OF the United states, al
though we insist said claim IS just and
valid one.
second-That we recommend that said
book agents De suspended from office.
Third-That any action taken by our
bishops and other legally constituted au-
thorites Of the church looking TO the
accomplishment OF these ends, will re-
celve the endorsement and cooperation
OF this conference.
Fourth-That we also hereby express
our condemnation OF the falseh)ods told
by Il. b. Stahman, agent OF the Book
Committee. In his efforts 10 procure the
passage OF said act through Congress.
All OF which Is respectfully submitted.
Rev. James Atkins, Sunday school edi-
tor. offered a resolution as a substitute
and supported IL with very able speech,
explaining the HiNud'loh al" StN-'t7 49,
he thought ought TO be done. His reso-
luton closed with these recommends
tons:
That the Senate Committee say what
they think Is a just and proper amount
10 be paid 70 the attorney for his work In
the collection OF the claim. and substrac.
that amount from the amount actually
paid. Let the church collect that differ
ence and pay it 10 the publishing horse
so that the desire of the Senate al, be
accomplished"
After an earnest discussion. the sub
stitute offered by Or. Atkins was adopt
cd by a vote OF rs TO 43.
Dr. Bays offered supplement 70 re-
turn at once SOS. coo TO the United States
Treasury. This was tabled.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-23
FOURTH READY TO MOVE.
Company Burics Its Mascot with Much
Ceremony,

CAMP ONWARD. SAVANNAH, GA.
Nov. 21.-SpeciaL-An order has been is
sued a few days ago from Corps Head
quarters under which sick furloughs as
well as ordinary Burroughs shall not be
extended over December LIST. This goes
10 show that the Seventh Corps is 20 be
held i'm readiness % 90 To- cuba at almost
a moments notice after the LIST oil next
month.
Second Lieutenant James /. Hazen. OF
Company II. is still ON the sick list but
is improving.
Private James Rutherford. OF Com
pany NJ returned from Richmond Satur-
day evening from his furlough.
Corporal James McGraw. Jr.. Of Com
pany Fl. returned this morning from
Richmond from his sick furiough.
Sergeant hasten and Private Deane are
expected back in camp tomorrow. They
went on their sick furloughs on the very
day the regiment left Jacksonville.
Mrs George Booker and daughter, Of
ola Point. who had been stopping al the
De Soto Hotel while visiting Corporal
George Booker, Jr.. Of Company ID, left
last evening for home.
Mr. and Mrs. Blair T.. Wilson. who have
been stopping with them an tho De Soto,
viii I'm % few Gays leave for Thomasviie
and New Brunswick whore they Will
spend the balance of the winter.
Company NJ. experienced quite a see
rious loss yesterday I'm the rather sudden
death Of the little dog Cuba which was
lpickcd mp on tho way 10 Jacksonville by
some of the men and has been the mas
cot Of the company mp 90 its death.
THE remains OF the dog were buried yes
to-day morning 40 tine end OF the tent
OF the cooks OF the company and an the
men who were not in the city at the
time. witnessed the ceremony.
The little mound over the grave was
decorated wiz large yellow chrysan-
themum and a wooden lattice fence has
been constructed around the grave. =
wooden slab bears the following inscrip-
ton: CUBA. Mascot Of Company VI,
Fourth Virginia Infantry Volunteers.
Died Nov 90. 1SaS Service honest and
faithful Savannah Ca"
G. W.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-23
TOPIC CLUB ORGANIZED.
\ New Movement Started at Rich
mond College.

The Richmond College Topic Club met
last night for the FIRST time. This club
WAS organized by DR.. Chandler, the pro-
lessor of history and literature. for the
purpose of bringing students In contact
with the current topics OF the day. The
club will meet once a month, when
paper viii be read by one Of the mem-
beers. The other members will discuss
articles in the leading magazines.
BY the organization OF this club Rich
mond College has taken an important
step. The meeting last night was AN
interesting one.
The paper Of the nisht was PREPARED
and read by Mr.. 5. NJ. Sowell. on the
expansion Of the United States. AIr.
'sowen opened his discussion Of the
question by showing how the war with
spain has thrown upon US certain land
OF which some disposition must necessa-
rily be made He pointed out the value
OF the Philippines to us IN being the
gateway OF trade to the east. He also
discussed in a forceful and logical man
ner the articles Of the constitution relat-
ing 20 such annexation and how favor
ably Porto Rico and the Hawaiian ISL
ands are receiving our standard and
lastly how our form AZ government is IA
vorable for the control Of the possessions
and the stimulus it would give 10 COM
mcrce.
The arguments OF Mr.. Sowell were pre-
scented in a very forceful and impressive
manner and elected many favorable
comments from DR.. Chandler and mem
bers OF the club.
Mr. williams then presented a very ex-
cellent paper on Social Evolution. Mr..
J. l.. Hart discussed to the edhcati0n OF
all present the leading articles in the
November Forum Mr.. Harrs comments
were very striking and feasible and 'e-
ceivod the commentator of those pres
ent.
The hast on the programme was Mr..
]. Lee McBain. who discussed the lead
ing subjects i'm the November Review Of
Reviews In an interesting manner
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BOOK SCANDAL
IS CONDEMNED.
Continued from First Page)

state what he said about him to the Con-
ference on yesterday Mr.. Campbell sald
that he had said Mr.. Moore, though a
man of blameless character. had urged
the second blessing theory of sanctlhca-
ton so strongly as TO make hmsell uh-
acceptable 20 his charge.
TO this Mr. Moore replied NJ some
length. defending himself and his views
of the subject OF holiness. claiming 70 De
orthodox and accusing Mr.. Campbel OF
heresv But the incident ended without
further unpleasantness. -.
CHATAUQUA BY THE SEA.
DR.. 4. O.. Brown offered a paper on the
subject Of the Chatauqua by the sea ana
read "a letter from Bishop Hendrix warm
~ commencing the plan and approving
the location Of the same near virginia
Beach
A series OF resolutions were onerei
recommending the conference to establish
m that place yearly camp meeting
These were read and adopted.
on motion Il was ordered that when
"wo adjourn. we do so 10 meet az ':'o
p. NJ" Conference adjourned with the
bonodiction.
Tho committee investigating the cam
Whitehead matter is not expected
10 GO. through tin tomorrow.
The Conference has completed us nusi-
ness and the appointments VIII be read
nrt 7 loarn that Dr. Brown viii he nre-
siding elder Of the Norfolk district; Or.
Garland. West Richmond: Dr. White
head. Lynchbrrg; r. r. Wilson Rappa-
hammock district There will be quite a
number ~ changes.
THE CANNON CASE.
WhitehoafLCannon Committee Is still
tal,fn- testimony. They Will not get
through tiu tomorrow afternoon. when
The conference will vote on the report
and tho appointments for the year VIII
be announced.
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PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's
Citizens and Other Matters.

Judge Waddll was in Norfolk yesterday
having gone there from Washington.
Captain J. w. Pegram. who Is confined
10 his residence by indisposition, was
somewhat better last night.
Colonel James j. Brady, tho collector
OF Internal Revenue. did not come over
from Petersburg yesterday.
There will be a meeting Of the Commit
tee Of the Associated Hospitals to-day
al Il o'clock VI. at the Retreat ~
cry member is requested to be present.
Mr. David Kay. Of Fitchburg, Mass. the
golf instructor for the Lakeside Country
club Is in the city, stopping at New
FOrd's.
The annual meeting Of the Virginia
Needlework Guild will be held Friday
next at the Womans Christian Associa-
ton building. when an attendance Of all
members is urgently requested. The time
for the meeting will be half-past
ID clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-23
OBITUARY.
Harry Vivian Kidd.

Mr.. Harry Vivian Kidd died ar his
home. No 3l2 north Twenty-third street,
yesterday morning az 9.26 o'clock after "A
brief Illness with typhoid fever ia the
twenty-sixth year Of his age.
Ito was the son Of Mr.. James ". Kidd,
who Is in the insurance business in this
city and was employed In ;. Uhman'
Sons store on Main street
lie was "A young man OF excellent
character and was consistent church
member. lie was not married.
The funeral will be- held frcm Union
Station Methodist church to-day at
$3.50 o'clock In the afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-23
Lighlfoot I Eilbates.

Mr. Lightfoot r Filhates died al his
residence, No. 52j Denny street Mon
day afternoon after a long illness He
was about forty years old and came 10
Richmond from New Kent county lie
carried on house and sign PAINTING
business.
Mr. Fibates requested ttat his body
be not buried under four days and his
wish will be compiled with The funeral
will take place from the Apostolic church
at 2 T. VI. Thursday. Messrs. John
Lamb. Judson Cunningham. J. W. Reams.
7. W. Throckmorton. r. j. Harrison,
VIM Barker. John Dennis. and w. n.
WhItow. will be the pall-bearers. Capt
Cunningham will sing.
Mr. Filbates leaves a widow and four
small children. His life vas insured Tor
Slf 900
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-23
A NEW YORK BUSINESS Man
And the Interesting Statement OF His Per.
sonal Experience.

person shivrs It is according 10 an ancient supeF
stitlon a sign that walking his
silly? or course. does not neglect tho
warning shiver especially this when tho
slides caprcousv and down in the AFTER
the body OF man. shiyers. The uncountable tiny
bood-vesels Just under tho skin contracted Tho
blood the interior where much OF t Is not
wanted Organs congestcd and nhamed. This Is the
called bad cold The notion Is that II
affects principally the throat lungs.
dangerous when checks the action OF the
kidneys that the poison dead tissue instead
OF being expelled kept system getting
TO be done2 Here IS which comes
from one of New Yorks big Broadway buildings
Office Of the Guarantee Development Co.,
&6 Broadway. New
Il had suffering for year past with acute kidney
trouble. Brghts disease /
that had acted promptly and the best OF all
remedies for sEch trouble l would
attend to my to-day. I am we'll healthy and
have lease OF Nfe wholly through the
Safe Cure.
take pleasure in recommending It any person like
troubled. as the best.
LAS who appreciates good thing 1 am
A. D. MAHoN. Treasurer"
This letter was written August 30 1893 less than a
month later Mr. Mahon found hard al work I'm h,s
Office He is big and sturdy, and he picture OF
health.
II feel finely" no said. never better IN nv III.
All trace kidney trouble Is You may put me down
as a staunch friend OF Warmers Safe Cure $3.50
Look out for colds and shivers this time Of year and
do not fail take them in time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-23
Y. N. B. A. MASS-MEETING.
Interesting Addresses on Very Impor-
tant Subjects Expected.

The Young Mems Business Association
will have a mass-mceting Friday night
az O'Clock in the Chamber of Com
merce. at which time Captain Carlton Nc
Carthy the city accountant. will deliver
an address on the Finances of Rich
mond."
Mr.. Barton II. Wise. chairman OF a
special committee. will read paper on
the oyster Industry Of the State Of
Virginia"
A special committee Will make n re-
port on the Tidewater Electric road to
Richmond
Colonel William r. Aylctt. Hon. II. r.
Pollard and others viii deliver addresses,
and "a most interesting meeting is antici-
pated.
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almshouse hospital. the injured members
were amputated. and he was carried
home
At $50 o'clock there was a call TO the
Locomotive Works 10 a white man named
josiah Higgins. A heavy piece OF iron
had tallen on one Of his feet, MASKING
It, He was treated and taken to his
home, No. COZ Albemarle street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-23
Horse Thief Caught.

WARRENTON. VA. Nov Especial
Deputy Sherlns Shirley Sims and Could
thorpe arrested this morning near
Gainesville. Prince William county. Ran
Porter. who stole a horse and buggy Oc-
tober FIST from W. IA. Burgen, OF Meri-
field. Fairfax county.
Tie tried TO dispose OF the horse and
buggy here al the october term Of the
County Court but failed and since then
traded both of for a horse with a party
living near here Porter Is I'm Jail here
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-23
Mrs. Mary A. Bageant.

WINCHESTER. VA. Nov. Especial.
Mrs. Mary \. Bageant, wife OF A. ].
Bageant. a prominent resident OF the
county. died at her residence. near Win
chester. after a lingering Illness. aged
seventy-one years. She is survived by
husband and two daughters Mrs Lemuel
Bohrer and Miss Amanda Bageant, and
two sons, William and Henry Bageant, AL
residents OF the county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-23
shootinp ARRAY

MARION. y. c.. Nov. 22.-Speclal-In
a drunken row az Bakersville, this state.
last Saturday. r. Garland shot four
times al Bob Mckinney. The fourth shot
took effect In McKiney's foot
The Garlands are considered dangerous
characters
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-23
Ambulance Calls.

The ambulance was called al 4:3O
o'clock yesterday afternoon 10 Twenty
second and Venable streets 10 attend
colored youth named Allen Stokes. He
had two fingers mangled in a machine
used to cut feed. He was taken - the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-23
n. W.mmn Specialist,
LIT. | Uuuy Cor. 12th
q and F SITS.
WASHINGTON, D. G.
Oldest In age longest located,
Regular graduate Two schools;
Regular graduate Two schools :

Treats successfully 81 diseases Of tho Heart Nerves Brain.
Blood skin. Stomach. Kidneys sad BLADDER Night Lo''si
Sexual Weakness and al Special Diseases Of either
Structure Yacoc,e and Hydroosle cured without cutting
operation No pain. No loss Of time. A prompt and
permanent cure guaranteed. syphilis ANY stage cured for
lie without msrouy potash No exposure. Pstiens
treated sucos'inlly by mail. Send for symptom blank
CHARGES LOW. CONSULTATION FREE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-23

The City Hall was deprived OF gas for
a short while yesterday, during the time
that one OF the gaspipes entering the
building under the TCnth-street steps,
was being repaired.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-23
Colonel Barley Resigns.

Colonel Louis c. Barley, Of the Cover
nors stan, has resigned. Mr.. James
Cecil Hooe. a citizen Of Loudoun county,
who resides in Washington city. has been
appointed 10 succeed Colonel Barley.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-23
Old Dominion Club.

The Old Dominion Club will meet to-
night Some important business Is TO be
transacted, and a full attendance IS de-
sired.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-23
Donation Day.

Tomorrow is Donation Day az the Bap-
list Home for Aged Women, corner Har-
vie street and Grove avenue. Any con-
tributions will be gratefully received.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-23
Large Revenue Business

Yesterday was busy one at
the office OF collector OF Internal
Revenue. the receipts from tobaccos and
cigars reaching q total OF SIC, 24ssl. This
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-23

ls regarded as most favorable business
indications. as showing decided In
crease In commercial Industry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-23
CHRYsANTHEMUNIs.

II you wan; vioets or chrysanthemums
for the foot bah. get the largest at
MANN h BROWN
3 W. Broad stSeet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-23
Everything
Must be Sold,

as we close up the store by
February Ist.
All the Striped French Flannels that
were soc. a yard. selling out orc
per yard ........ .......... .'..''.... ~
All the Eiderdowns in solid.
All the SD LansdOwne, In color
and black, selling out, per eOc
yard ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ON~
All the Imported Novelty Dress Goods
that was Sl.0O 10 $50 yard sell EOc
Ing out. per yard........'....'.'.... OOO
Infants Finest Pure Wool Undervests.
that We're 50c.. 65c. and 'oc.' selling 1Ec
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-23
NO POIlrrNrss

The average negro politician az seen
around this city hasn't tho nolitenoss of
u pig lie seems afrail N ne shows a
little deccncy some ono VIII mistake n
for subscrviencv. was IN the nsrior
Of an un-town hotel recently TALKING 20
n Republican congressman from Virginia
Gust as was leaving a big. buriy negro
was ushered I'm and walked up 20 the
congressman, who greeted him cordially