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Evening star., 1898-06-15
POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
STEAMER "wAKEFIELD."

STEAMER ..wAKEFIEID"
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
Leaves Washington, d. c. 9TH ferry wharf,
Mondays, am, for intermediate landings 10
Colonial Beach, Rushwood, Rock Point Nomini
Greek, Abell's. Leonardtown, Stones, Howard's
Wednesday. am, for intermediate landings "a
Coopial Beach, Bushwood. Rock Point, Cotton a
Leor-ardtown. Abell's, Nomini Creek Piney Point
st. Georges Island, Smith Creek. Coan and Yeo,
ccnaico rivers.
Saturdays, & am, for intermediate landing, IA
Colonial Beach. Bushwood. Rock Point, Colfon's,
Nomni Creek.
OSee schedule in effect September 49, 1891,
sea-u c. w. RIDLEY, Genl Manager,
THE wEEMs STEAMBOAT Co.
POTOMAC RIVER ROUTE
summer Schedule In effect June 8. 1898.
sTEAMEks POTOMAC AND SUE.
Steamer POTOMAC leaves Washington ever
Thursday at pm. and Steamer SUE every Mon
day at pm. for Baltimore and River landings.
All river freight must be prepaid.
Passenger recommendations iirst class.
OFFICE. $40 PA. AVE.
STEPHENSON & BRO. Agents
my2I Telephone s45 18th Of. wharf.
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS.
CHAIR rs s. BUNDY
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS
OF all the States and Territories
del7-f Fendai bldg, cor. AZ and ID NV.
ACCOUNTANTS.
J. r BATES.
Public accountant and andfor
Room 81
40 Washington Loan and Trust buiidias
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FOR RENT Sta 41S-20 Sth NV. 1Jo
1903 NV. 81 900 per Vt 18th mr. Col rd. Tor. 35
1919 19th cor Greg 800 1919 VT fur d I25
1886 NV. 1Sr&b. 100 1920 lem. 9r&b. .... .,5
61S Mass 45 Store 107 9Th -
11oS Greg 11r&h. so 1883 Corc'n. 14r&b. 32 80
1105 NV. 12-&b. 100 - Defrees NV. .ir&hI5. 40
1903 X st, 16r, iur. $50 Office rooms. 1907 +
1884 18th st 40 1921 waIlach NV Sr 25
1e0S 18th 81. SO
ie4-12ts TYLER RCTHERFORD I3oT st
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FOR RENT-l2O2 2lSrl 2149 L NV r. 2, 20
furnished, 12r 800. .O0i 1529 Can 5r 10 "a
1729 21st NV, furnished. 22JO Cley'd ay Or II IA
III 4 av. 12r 5000 1889 Marion st, Or. rs so
2115 Pa av. 14r, 2b. 3s. DOL 1907 32d store Il 90
2211 l. NV, 7r. .26. .Ool 1854 Sd Sc fr 10 "a
lSUa so str, Or 2960l6 Blair ct, Ar. $50
lSl3 l1th NV, 81 z55o Blair rd mod dw. lIr
@.i9 ~ NV, r. So.Sol "A acres of grid. 90
JeS-u b. L. RIST, COS 14th st. NV.
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FOR RENT-NEWLY PAPERED AND PAINTED
residence, o16 st. NV, In frst-class condition.
Apply 70 :. g. HERBERT. gu = stnH.myl4-tf
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NANfED-w. RICE. 1882 1TH ST. N.W--I WILL.
ray the highest cash prices fOr ladies, gents
and ehildren's cast-on clothing and shoes and
hats AdIress a postal and wiz call. iela-lit.
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

''-.1@1.
been-used 22frame 1895 Columbia SIS wheel;
Brown saddle; VIII sell for $50 cash or S65-
SO down, s1o per month. The wheel has never
been ridden. Address CONFIDENTIAL Star
Office. je14-2t
1893 BIC1CIES DOWN To $500.
New 1893 model ladies and gents bicycles are
now being sold easy conditions as low as
at Sl9.e5 and $50 So tn be raid for after re-
eeiyed IL you viii cut this notice cut and send
10 SEARS, RoEBUCk & CO., Chicago they win
send you their 1888 bicycle catalogue and fuii
particulars. my30-1n
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FOR RENT-STORES-

FOR RENT-TO CATERERS OR CONFECTION-
ERS, 1902 14th st. NV; an up-to date building
in every respect for these general purposes;
inspection invited ready for occupancy. DIR. $.
+. LEWIS, 1i1S 18th NV je11- -6t*
FOR RENT-JUST COMPLETED-LARGE NEW
store, 1913 Pa. NV, with cellar and
BILE; steam heat; the finest store in this part of
the city For terms apply to
je4-n GEO. W. LINKINS, 800 18th st. NV.
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WANTED-fIANO LESSONS; RAPID METHOD
Tor learning brilliant parlOr selections; easy and
accurate: special terms 10 beginners during sum
mer Columbia Conservatory Of Music SOP K NV.
te3-3ws
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MALE.

WANTED-BY YOUNG COLORED MAN, WITH
two years hospital experience. Il situation to care
for Invalid. or Is valet, has city references Ad-
dress Box IuJ. Star Office. ial +-3ts
NANTED-A POSITION BY a YOUNG MAN AS
sten''Graph1r and typewriter. u machine
and has had several years experience: best ref
efene's- AliIess T. G. r., Star office. je1i-3t-
WANTE!'-BN INTELLIGENT AND CAPABLE
young man. c"i"re,I, place III doctors OiIiee
pr1ySte family address Box 81. Star Olhce
teI4-2ts
WANTEJ-BY AN INDU STRIOUS YOUNG COL
orcd man. situation 10 drive wait in private
family. porter in store. furnish best
city references. 4 r., l62l Madison 81. NV.
Ieli-2t.
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FOR RENT-HALLS.

FOR RENT-CARROLL INSTITUTE HALLS
: 10th X NV. The complete and
thoroughly equipped halls in the city for
cieties, banquets entertainments and receptions.
For terms apply at hall. myS-tf
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFINISHED.

FOR RENT-BY JAS. +. SHEA. $50 PA. Ay.N.w.
924 st. NV. II rooms. bath, &c. $45 50
1515 18th st nw.7r. 90 "a G ne. Or. 90
1877 18th st NV Or. 20 30 235 Oak NV. 6r- IL ~
63I Morris ne. Or. 1880 9U2 Del ne, 5r. 10 81
433 Az sw. stSdw. IL. 20 1347 4h sw 5r 10. 30
2o4 st NV. Or. .15 90 2122 Va NV. 4r. 10. 30
2113 f st NV, 6r Is. 90 1884 4 st sc, Jr :. 8 30
429 NV. 5r. 1890 Rr 233 l4th sw .Jr. 8 3p
Benning. ID. c., IA rooms. mi. ...........30 30 90
ipll-ff
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

FOR RENT-LARGE 3STORY STABLE, REAR
923 ID st. NV /; between 80 and AZ stalls carriage
elevator, gas, water and modern stable equip
ment; excellent stand for boarding and livery;
$50 Inquire $50 La ave. je2tf
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR RENT-LOT ON 10TH ST. NV NEAR L
St. occupied for the last % years a coal
yard Apply to A. A. WILSON, Room o. Fire
mems lns. Co. je6-2w
FOR RENT-REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS AT
THE REMINGTON OFFICE modern machine;
peifect condition guaranteed; with stand; deliv-
cred free in city; one month applies purchase
of new hen directly following rental.
WYCKOFF, SEAMANS & BENEDICT,
de19u Cor. Sth and sts NV.
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FOR RENT-T0 SUITABLE TENANT, AT RE-
duced rent. splendid 9-room brick with bath
Dry cellar ami just south of Smithsonian
OMNEn, ooo iltn ST. s-w. je1-tf
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FOR RENT-STONE & F
1t4S $ NV. 12r, 2b. $40. 0u
2514-16 18th ST NV,
12r. ba. ......-.. go. 90
1897 Kenesaw ave,
Tor. ba, stable. &. .55. 90
1850 Col av NV, l1r.
bath ............ .55. 80
422 I'd NV, ,12r, b, Gel. 55 90
1245 Kenesaw av.
Tor, ba. ......... so. 90
1912 Sund'd pl, Tor. SO. oo
1858 Harvard, Tor, b. so. NJ
1874 Core'n. 12r, b.50. -
SOB l. NV, Or, ba. AZ. so
131T-19 kenesaw av
NV. Or. ba, eel. 40. 9o
1I29 Corcoran. 10r, b. 40. 80
1874 Princeton ST,
Tor, ba, eel. .35. so
2226 n NV, 10r. 2 ba 30. SO
1917 Kingman place,
Sr, bath. .35. ~
61S 9th NV, Sr&ba .35 so
1914 18th NV, Tor, r,b.35. 90
2011 14th NV, Tor, b. 35. %
1425 Corcoran. Tor, b. S5 10
9O7 y NV, Tor, ba. 35 90
1909 Lydecker. 10r.35.O 90
2104-6 1st NV. Or. b. 80. 90
1453 Corcoran st
NV, lar, ba. 80. 50
1915 18th st NV.
7r hath IN IN
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WASHINGTON. u. c, Posi- OFFICE NOTICE
Should be read daily changes may at
any time
FOREIGN NAILS are forwarded to She ports a
sailing daily and the schedule of closings is
ranged on the presumption Of their uninterrupted
overland transit. For the week ending June 18th
the last connecting closes viii be made follows
TilANSATlAN ANTIC MAILS
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MALE OR FEMALE.

EANTED-AGENTS FOR .-oUR NAVAL WAR
With SPAIN; splendidly illustrated; only
row ready: act Snict = %STfoZIf PJ.K 20
Lakeside tldg-. Chicago je63w
RANTED-MEAT COOKS. BAKERS PASTRY
COOKS, WALTERS, MATTRESSES CHAMBER
MAIDS. CLEANERS. DiSEfN A>tERS. KITCHEN
WORKERS AND STORE ROOMS WITH REF.
my12-tf DICKS HOTEL AGENCY. 613 1TH ST.
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PERSONAL.

GET SPECTACLES AT OPTICIANS. BUY CAM
eras at The tdak Agency" 519 11th ST.. j. b.
CHAMBERLAIN. Mgr Everything pllotogra phic
We do the rest" Cut price plates je1J-tf
YOU WILL SURELY HAVE A RECEPTION BE.
fore leaving town. and have call for those
gents left-on garments In exchange for your
sps nding chinge N the seaside. JUSTH'S OLD
STAND. 6l9 ID st. nv jeI5-5tf
W. wiLi4IAS S,S. AUTHORIZED PRIVATE DETEC-
tive ageHcy-CeHddential commanica lions prompt.
ly attended to: Office open all hours; best refs.
Established 1880 Entrance 944 E. cor. 10TH
my25lm"
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MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN.

5000 AND UPWARDS IN HAND,
To loan city real estate.
per cent Interest; con,missiOn, 1 per cent.
Jelo-tf LlEBERMASN Il HAWN, 1903 Il st.
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224-2S 131a sw, Or, .16. %
$50 Fla av NV ,6r. b. 1900
4 hses Canal sw, 5r. LOO
3 hs TEN av NV, Or. .9.30
929 Union ct NV. 5r. $50
2f09 Shows ct, 4r&wS.U0
1o41 NJ NV, store. $50
repairs.
lNkINS.
Room 80, McGill bldg.
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WANTED-HELP.
MALI

NANTED-A YOUNG M.,N IN GROCERY SFORE:
INT sf have some knowledge Of business, salary.
t,n, n - N :. IT.
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FEMALE.

WANTED - PLACE FOR VERY COMPETENT
lajys maid ttierlnanl, 8 yrs refs; willing TO
leave city. Every capacity servants; white, col
ored LADIES EACH-, 6l4 18th NV. iel4-3e'
WANTED "a GOOD PLACE FOR \ FIRST CLASS
cock or chamberuad; best of reference from her
present place Address T. - Box 6S6. jel3-3t'
WANTED BY \ RESPECTABLE COLORED wO-
man. place to clean up general house
work in small family. Call write, 1905 ST.
NV. i..l3-3ts
Evening star., 1898-06-15

WASHINGTON MORTGAGE LOAN Co G1O Y W.
Will loan you any sum you want, large small,
on furniture pianos hors$i wagons, &c, with
out removal publicity.
Any business With US strictly confidential and
You can get the metpy the day you ask for it.
Loans can he paid In pqrt in full at any
time to suit the conyenience OF the borrower and
any part paid reducrs the cost of carrying the
loan In proportion t9 the amount paid
WASHINGTON MORTGAGE CO.,
je16-f tidO + ST
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-12
Missouri Soldiers Wallets and Dress
Suits.
Harff0rd 1Yruaal

I observed for a. time the disembarka
ton OF a Missouri regiment at Lyle:
Station, at the edge of Chickamauga
Park. Out the men tumbled. grimy and
worn by their journey. Some or the st
Louis privates had Wallets, who groomec
and brushed them on the station plat.
form.
The bearing Of a corporal OF this Mis-
souri, regiment was most impressive. He
stood upon the step of a car and shouted
TO his captain:
See here, Cap, when In blank will you
send me those extra men TO carry the
extra baggage out OF this car? There are
twenty dress-suit cases In here yet"
They always call them dress suits
In St. Louis and Chicago. you know. and
they save time In those cities by chang
ing clothes In cabs while driving from
the Office 10 dinner.
The st. Louis captain looked worried
over this crisis Of the war. Keep your
collar COOL" he shouted to the corporal.
"I'll send the men as soon as can"
Probably the corporal had the advant-
ago OF his captain I'm 81. Louis society.
He did shout back: well, blankety
blank. want those men BANKED quick"
And he got the men in hurry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-12
SECOND WEEK OE THE GREAT JUNE SALEI
with stronger price Inducements than ever for re
liable and up-to-date merchandise.

here is also shown the new ideas I'm
sarge ana t1annel Children's Suits.
n glance at our east windows will
give You mint as TO the STOCK. Inc
prices named now makes many con-
eess OF mothers who have heretofore
bothered Win making these garments
~ nome. 1t would be doing the under
garment stock for children an inius-
we as well as yourselves. were we
not 10 can your attention TO the in
oIspensiole articles in all that pertains
ano campr1c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-12
THE SEASON OF REST
WHAT THESE COMMENCEMENT
DAYS MEAN TO CHILDREN.
TOYBN'S COLLEGE ALUNNAE DINNER
One of the Social Events of the
Week-The TOasts and Bright Re-
sponses TheretO-PeOpIe Planning
for Their Summer Outings.

These are important weeks to teachers
and school children and parents. Com
utUcement days. for which the white
tFasses have been made and the poetry
learned, have come, the playtime OF the
year is begun, and for three more months
there shall be no more lessons to study,
70 more examinations, no more dement's,
ana no more practicing on the piano. Miss
LAetts school closed on Friday, while on
Monday Miss Robinsons very unique and
interesting closing exercises took place.
-ls Woman's College this year sends out
"sn-y-three graduates TO carry to their
-3nes and schools throughout the South
ne grace and strength which are the
cover Of a thoroughly-educated woman
me Alumnae Association Of the college
gave luncheon at the Jefferson on the
'-a' which will be long remembered by
d. who were fortunate enough to be
resent The company which gathered in
We long green and gold dining-room at
vac Jefferson included the young gradu-
-.es just leaving the walls Of the college,
ssa..ng cap and gown. three Of those
female academy" occupying a small
-'lse IN the East End, and other distin-
s-saed alumnae gathered from various
,lI5 OF Virginia TO celebrate this, the
-'l important commencement IN the
-..oEy Of their Alma Mater.
-Ae class-fiower, the forget-me-not, /
vas used chiefly in the beautiful decora- |
-.-s OF the tables IL is well known that |
-e.eFer Mrs. Benjamin T. Crump, the |
Ses'lent Of the Alumnaa Association, |
VS. s well done. Accordingly, Mrs. |
~.1Ds t0asts and speakers were excel /
N--y chosen on Monday. There was not |
.-s response that was not racy and 10
-7.po.nt. Especially so were the speech
= VI Miss Elizabeth Hatcher and Miss (
eAy Hawthorne Hutson. The toast
~ was as follows:
Inc Cap and Gown" by Hiss Minnie
'eoe Hessberg:
"a fun blown dignity she stands,
~~w IN her voice and fortune IN her
hands"
gs nssponse from the class of 1895, by Miss
~. Pendleton Gary.
nose College Walls" by Miss Eliza
hatcher, with the sentiment:
D.. Later years
SoS, "a. the picture and its outlines filled
a. 80 FAR associations: wrought the past
nying present into fadeless
WTeaths" \,
pE TEACHERS" by Miss Daisy Haw-
'"s Hutson. with the quotation:
~ one lamp lights another nor grows
less,
AoDieness enkindleth nobieness."
~ hemOrianf" was a silent toast Mrs |
~ introduced II. with the lines.
u4t great clolsters stiliness and Sc
sasiOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-12

ing with Mrs. w. A. Powers, 80 Floy,
| avenue.
Mrs. George Donaldson (nee OLD Is viz
Ting Mrs. John Lottier.
Mrs. James werth is visiting Mrs. Well
ford corbin. Of Fredericksburg.
Mrs. Stephen Putney went down las
week to Virginia Beach, In order TO es
cort little Master Putney. who has beer
so III recently. As he has greatly i'm
proved Mrs. Putney, herself, has re-
turned to Richmond.
Miss Bessie Moore Of Baltimore. Is
staying with Miss Grace Shields.
Miss Betty Booker will 90 to the White
Sulphur about the LIST of July.
-
There has recently been put in the
window OF the Womans Exchange a
finely colored miniature OF General Fitz-
hugh Lee, which was painted by Miss
Florence Gretter. who has been taking
lessons in New York, under one of the
most famous OF miniature painters.
Mrs. Charles Meredith and family viii
spend the summer at Monterey. Md.
-
Mrs. Dallam Barksdale is staying at
Virginia Beach.
Mrs. Thomas Price, wife OF the we'll
known professor in Columbia College,
New York. is the guest OF Mrs. Meredith
Montague.
Miss Evelyn Gordon will be present at
the finals OF the University of Virginia,
during which time she will be the guest
OF Miss Kate Nelson, Of Charlottesville.
Later on in the summer Miss Gordon will
visit Miss Florence McAnerney at her
home. on the Jersey coast.
Mr.. Julien Binford is so much improved
that he will be removed from tho hospi-
tai TO his home this week.
Mrs. James Werth, about the LIST Of
July, will chaperon a party to Virginia
Beach. Among the lovely young girls
going with her are Miss Hayes, of Balti-
more; Miss Carmichael, of Fredericks-
burg; Miss Hdrkamp, Of Fredericksburg;
Miss Walsh, Of Washington, and Misses
Amy and Ellie Maury Werth.
Miss Lily Hill will leave Richmond this
week TO join her sister in Charlottesville
and be present at the commencement ex-
ercises Of the University. In July the
Misses Hill will probably Join house
party near Warrenton. Va.
Miss jamie Wingo returned home yes
terday from the Roland-Park School, near
Baltimore.
tertainment to her dancing classes, which
proved delightful to all the fortunate
guests.
Miss Blake, of King William county, is
visiting her cousins, the Misses Elicit, of
east Grace street.
Miss Maggie Prosser is staying with
friends at West Point.
Miss Susie Harrison is visiting friends
In Richmond, KY
Mrs. William T. Robins is visiting
friends in Gloucester county.
Mrs. Philip A. Bruce and daughter,
are spending several weeks with Mrs.
Charles Bruce, in Charlotte county
Miss Withers. who has been visiting
Mrs. Stephen Putney, left last week for |
her country place, in WytheHIle, Va.
An event Of more than passing inte-
est TO Richmond people was the mar
'iage Of Mr.. Arthur Scrivenor, the dlrec-
or OF the Wednesday Club, to Miss |
Lucy Cargill Pegram. After the we'd
ling MFR. and Mrs. Scrivenor sailed for
europe to visit his mother, at his old |
lone. in Sussex. England
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-12
OPIUM, MORPHINE,
Or Cocaine "HabitS Now
Privately Cured at Home.
A Six Days Treatment Sent on
Trial by Mail to Any One
Who Honestly Desires
to Be Cured.
Remedy Contains No 0piates or Poi
sons, Cures the Dreaded
"Hati.s" Permanently
Without Suffering.

DR.. Carlos Bruisard. a well-known practi-
toner of Cincinnati, o., after many years
close study, has discovered remedy that
permanently cures the morphine opium,
cocaine, laudanum, and similar habits.
The remedy cures without causing pain,
suffering, or nervousness, and removes
all desire for stimulants. No opiates
or other narcotics are contained in the
remedy. nor does the treatment interfere
with the patients daily occupation. The
cure is complete and permanent and
leaves the patient in a condition OF per-
feet health.
DR.. .Bruisard carries his ideas into prac-
teal effect by sending six-days' treat
ment on trial to any one who actually
desires to be cured. This will enable the
patient TO test II at home or wherever
he may choose. and there is absolutely
no question that he will be cured.
DR.. Bruisard has saved thousands OF
bright men and women from life of
slavery and degradation. He has the
remedy. There is no doubt about 1t.
IL is as certain to cure as the world Is
certain TO revolve on its axis. This
should deeply interest the thousands who
are being daily dragged TO their torture
by the terrible use of narcotics.
II IS certainly very generous act of
the Doctor to send this remedy on trial,
and thus let all see and realize that they
will be cured at their homes permanently.
without any suffering, detention from
business, or loss OF time.
Write privately to DR.. Carlos Bruisard,
$50 Glenn Building. Cincinnati. o. The
utmost confidence prevails between the
Doctor and his patients. Je 12-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-12
Presented With Flowers.

Yesterday afternoon the ladies of the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
visited the penitentiary and presented the
male inmates, numbering 1900, with
pretty growing plants, and the females
with cut-howers. This event is OF an
nual occurrence, and Is always looked
forward to with pleasure by the unfor-
tunate inmates OF the institution. Be-
sides the flowers, the inmates were given
pretty little cards with ScripturaI texts
printed thereon.
There was a short devotional service,
also, Mr. Mathews spoke, and Mr. Van
Pelt associated with Evangelist School
field, as leader of his choir, sang a solo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-12
Justice Johns Temple.

The cases before Justice John yester-
day morning did not amount to much.
Willie Devine was charged with beat
ing David Randolph, and the charge was
sustained to the extent Of $40
Thomas Wakeman paid $40 for being
drunk on the street.
Davy Coles (colored) was dismissed of
the charge OF assaulting Ben. Baker.
A large number OF boys were reported
for throwing rocks on the street, but as
no one came forward TO press the charge
they were dismissed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-12
His Thumb Cut OF.

DR.. Miller. IA charge Of the ambulance
went TO the Locomotive Works at IL
o'clock yesterday morning to attend Mr.
G.. f. Fitzgerald. a workman at that
place, whose hand had been badly lace
rated by piece of machinery He was
carried to the almshouse. and II was
determined that his thumb would have
to be- amputated. The operation was per-
formed successfully. and Mr.. Fitzgerald
was carried to his home. No. 712 east
Grace street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-12
Young Peoples Rally mt Emmanuel
Tonight.

An interesting young peoples rally will
be held at Emmanuel Baptist church,
Leigh and Fifth streets, tonight, In lieu
OF the usual church service. There will
be some bright music, with a solo by Mr..
Haddon S. Watkins, and short addresses
will be mado by Rev. DR.. r. II. Pitt and
Messrs. Hill Montague and r. s. NJ
Leach. The service will begin at BIS
o'clock and last about an hour. The pub
lie will be welcome.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-12

Full pieces OF Sea Island Yard-Wide
Percales. SIC. yard-with the ticket on.
Lovely Solid-Pink =. K, the 16 2-3c.
The Best Grade Of solid-Black Duck.
The 6 and &c. White Check Muslin, now
&c. yard.
e-inch-wide Heavy Quality Black Sash
Ribbon, now 29c. yard.
Bazaar Glove-Fitting Paper Patterns,
June and July styles, &c. each.
All-Sizes Ladies' Pure-Linen White Col
lars, &c. each.
All the Unbleached Jeans Butchers
Aprons, now loo. each.
All the Bleached Jeans Butchers
Aprons, now l5c. each.
MEMS SHIRT SACRIFICES.
Every Laundered Colored Percale Shirt,
that was 75c., 81, and $l.25, now soc. choice.
All the Negligee Unbleached Colored
Shirts, large sizes, IT to 10. now 39c. choice.
CRASH SKIRTS.
Perfect-Fitting Full-Make Twilled Crash
Skirts, now 45c.
White Duck FullMake Skirts, now SOC.
Belfast Linen Diagonal Crash Skirts,
s. value, now 81 u.
Extra-Heavy $50 Crash Skirts. now CSC.
Very-Handsome Black Briliiantine
Skirts, that were 81, now S3.&.
UNDERvEsTs.
Ladies' Bleached Ribbed Vests, now &C.
each.
Ladies' zoe. Bleached Ribbed Vests,
now 12Ac. each.
Mems Balbriggan Vests, long sleeves,
5c. each--25c ones.
Mems Balbriggan Vests, long sleeves,
Ice. each-SSc. ones.
Mems Balbriggan Vests, long or short
sleeves 25c. each-50c. ones.
All the zoe. and 81 Vests, long or short
sleeves, now 39c.
ENoRMOUs-SIZE TURKISH TOWELS.
DC ones, at 12iAc. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-12

Thistle Brand Tomatoes
&c. can.
@-pound box Pocahontas
Baking Powders. &c.
Fresh Bologna Sausage, &c.
pound.
Roasted Peanuts, &c. quart.
Cedar Tubs, soc.
Cedar Buckets, 10c.
4 cakes Turkish Bath Toi-
let Soap, sc.
3-pound can Cottoline, 25c.
5-pound can Cottoline, 40c.
Boston Baked Beans, &c.
can; 2-pound can Boston
Baked Beans, in tomato
sauce, sc. can.
New North Carolina Clip
ped Herrings, &c. dozen.
Large California Prunes, &c
pound.
Mill Feed, 80c. cwt.
Small Hams, TIC. pound.
Dove Brand, best Hams,
lie. pound.
Snowflake Patent Family
Flour, $3.50, OF 35c. bag.
Silver King Minnesota Pa
tent Family Flour, $500 bar
rel. or 38c. sack.
Mason's Jar filed with
Homemade Preserves only
lie. jar,
Best Cream Cheese, Toe.
pound.