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A PLAGUE OF THE NIGHT.
ITCHING PILES AND OTHER RECTAL
TROUBLES EASILY CURED BY A
NEW AND SAFE METHOD.
4 Remarkable Number of Cures Made
by the Pyramid Pile Cure.

by the Pyramid Pile Cure.
About one person in every four suffers
from some form of rectal disease. The
most common and annoying is itching
piles, indicated by warmth, slight mois
ture and intense, uncomfortable itching
in the parts affected.
The usual treatment has been some SIM
pie ointment or salve which sometimes
gives temporary relief, but nothing like
a permanent cure can be expected from
such superficial treatment.
The only permanent cure for itching piles
yet discovered is the Pyramid Pile Cure,
not only for itching piles, but for every
other form of piles, blind, bleeding, or
protruding. The first application gives in
stant relief, and the continued use for a
short time causes a permanent removal
of the tumors or the small parasites which
cause the intense itching and discomfort
of itching piles.
Many physicians for a long time sup
posed that the remarkable relief afforded
by the Pyramid Pile Cure was because
il was supposed to contain cocaine, opium
or similar drugs, but such is not the case
A recent careful analysis of the remedy
showed it to be absolutely free from any
cocaine. opium, or, in fact, any poisonous
Injurious drugs whatever.
Fer this reason the Pyramid Pile Cure
is probably the only pile cure extensively
recommended by physicians, because it is sc
safe so prompt in the relief afforded. and
so far as known the only positive cure fol
piles except a surgical operation.
In one year the Pyramid Pile Cure has
: become the best known, the safest, apt
( the most extensively sold of any pile cure
. before the public.
Nearly all druggists now sell 1t at o.
cents and 81 per package.
Address The Pyramid Co, MaTSlail
Mich. for book on cause and cure of pile
and also hundreds of testimonials from
all parts of the United States.
II suffering from any form of piles asl
your druggist for package of Pyrami'
Pile Cure and try il tonight. fel4. 16, j
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Ta>cs in MiItiamsnorl.

Williamsport Nd., Feb. IS.-The blr-
@oss and commissioners OF WiIliamsport
Thursday night passed law providing
Tor l5-cent levy for lighting the town.
This is additional! to the 25-cent tax rate
aow existing. The question Will b. sub
mitted TO The vote OF the people at the
municipal election on March 8 The tax
payers continue TO be divided on the sub
ject, some demanding light and water
works, 10 be owned by the town. others
claiming that the Improvements will cause
too big a burden on the taxpayers These
improvements viii cost about $40 0GO The
revenue to be derived frcm a 15-cent levy,
VIII yield only about $500, which would
not he sufficient for electric lights or gas.
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LnmreI AEair-.

Laurel. Md. Feb. 1.-THE first freight
trains which have come TO Laurel ior a
week arrived yesterday over the Baltimore
and OhIo Railroad. The Star Route mails
from the Laurel postoflce are being re-
sumed. The Sandy Spring mail is carried
10 Burtonsyille by one carrier. and .aken
from there 10 Sandy Spring by another
City Councilman Charles A. Frothing-
ham was brought to his nome i'm Laurel
yesterday from the Maryland University
Hospital Baltimore. where he underwent
an operation for appendicitis several weeks
ago His recovery is regarded as remark
able. Prof. Louis McLane Tiffany .-as the
operating surgeon
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NnsaI Caaet Reaignntinns.

Annapolis. Md. Feb. IS.-The following
naval cadets were notified yesterday that
their designations had been accepted 10y
the Navy Department..
Second Class kirby b. Critteaden. Mis-
sissippi; William Il. Shea, New York
Fourth Ciass-KelIy u. Alsop Mis=is-
sr0i William Ancarum. South Carolina
Herbert n. Apted. Massachusetts. John :.
Arune. jr Indiana; John n Austin. Ala
3sma; Daniel T. Ghent. Texas. Asa T. L.
Hart New York Christopher J. Hickman.
Kentucky. Daniel J. Murphy, California
r. u. NUssbaGm, G.. :. OWnby. Clarence
IT, Price. Georgia; William 7. s.. GeorEa
New York, George y. Thompson. Penn
sylyania; William Ii. Walthan, Missouri
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Mails 10 Marlboro.

Upper Marlboro. Nd. Feb. lS.-Upper
Marlboro has been since Saturday last
srowbound. none of the trains being abe
40 run. either the Baltimore and Potomac
OF The Washington and Chesapeake, until
yesterday. when the Baltimore and
Potomac brought the mail down.
Fuel is becoming scarce and unless
coal can be gotten in few days, there
viii be much suffering in consequence.
Owing 10 the condition OF the country
roads il VIII he impossible 10 haul wood
over them for q week or more.
All The county Offices in the court house
have been closed Tor three days.
PartridEes are nearly all killed. being
Il the mercy OF the hawks. besides b5ing
frozen or starved TO death.
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RAILROADS,
Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad.

Railroad.
Schedule in effect January Is, Is9o
Leave Washington from station corner Of New
Jersey avenue and G Sc.
For Chicago and Northwest, Eestiuled Limlte'i
trains, ll:o5, l:25 a. In, 500 p. m.
For Cincinnati St Iouis. and indianapolis, Ex
press, 1l:25 III. kestibGied Limis~i, $40 p
m, express. 12:05 night
For Pittsburg and Cleveland, express daily.
Hos a. m. ard $40 p. NJ, tPittsbuFg only,
Ii :55 D. III.
For Columbus Toledo and Detroit 300
night.
For winehes:er and way stations, 1900 a. m,
For New Orleans Memphis Birmingham,
Chattanooga, Knoxville, Bristol, and Roanoke,
S:55 D. daily; sleeping ears through.
For Luray $40 p. m. daily.
For Baltimore, week days. 5:oo. G:&o. x7 :o5,
Mo, 1880, xS:0o $50, S9:5o xlO;o0 a. N,
Xl2:05 m, l2:l5, Xi:lJ X3.OO, X3:20, S:31 MO,
i:35, x5:Gj NJ 10. 1530 x5:@i. $50, XS:Go S:S1.
xl0:00 IL: 30. xli:50 p. m, aad x2O night sun
xl2:95 xl:I5. 500 x5:00, S:S5, 4:55. x5:o5,
1910, ESQ. $500. xl0:0o. ll:So, xll;5J p. M
Fer Annapolis. 7:lO and s:20 A. m, 12:I5 and
5:30 p IN. sundays. 80 4. m. 4:3j >. III
foF Frederick, week DAYS, 900 and ii ,, a IL
i:30, $50 p. sundays, 9:0) a m, l:l3 p M.
For Hagerstown, 'll:0J a. M ard $50 p M
For Boyd and way points, week days. 900 J.
m, 4:30, $50, 800 p. sundays, 9:00 a m,
1:15. 1:05 D. m
For Caithersburg and way points. week days
p IN. Sundays. 800 a. M, 5,lj- -, I:0J,
/ l0:l5 p. III.
For Washington junction and way points
/ 900 a. m. i:3o. $50 u. week days 900 d.
| m, I:I5 p IN, sundays.
! For Upper Marlboro, $50 IL, $50, and
| f@:%5 p m.
Royal Blue Line for New York and
Philadelphia.
| All trains illuminated with Pint~ch light
! For Philadelphia. New YORK, Boston, and the
! East, week days. 7:O5. 500 l0:O0 Il. m. l205.
/ lis p. Gall Dining Cars, t5:O0 Royal Limit
I I'd Exclusive Pullman Train. Dining Carl,
! tj:0j Dining Carr. 500. (2:00 night, Sleeping
! Car open at 1000 0,clocki. sundays, 7:05, g.0D
a. M I2:05 G:l5 Dining Carr, 300, t5.0l
| Dining Carr. 500. 200 night. Sleeping open
/ 1000 O'Clock
! Parlor cars on all day trains.
/ For Atlantic City, fU.G1 a. m. I2.1j noon and
| Ii p. m. wek DAYS. i2:o5 noon Sundays.
For Cape May. I2:0j noon.
Except SUNDAY NENUTC-s trains.
Baggage called fos and eheo<ed iom hotel-
/ and residences hy Union TTaH-iet Go. orIeT-
lett II ticket offices 60 Pennsylvania aveuUt
| northwest New York avenue and Fifteenth street
and a, depot
r. d. UNDERWOOD.
General Manager.
u. NJ MARTIN.
Mgr PAS Tl.rtr.
s b. HEGE.
Csn1 Ast. Pass Dept. Washington. D. C.
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Sea~hore connections.
Southern Ry.
ls.bed-IIs in erect Isrus-. rs 1so.

tNgueGVIe N eTfct -idrNaE.. TO- l-99
AL trains arrive and leave P7luss 'vsnia Pa
s-n.er station
s-ol 4 M-Daily local 'er Dln~5ITc. Char
lotte and yFay stations connects Manassas daily
for Strasburz and Harriseaburg. and iar Lynch
burg with the Norfolk and Western daily. artt
with G. s. .. x. f. for Natural Bldg daily, anh
Lexington daily. except >ur'Lls-
lI-I5 y N--Daiiy- the UNITED STATES FAST
Washington % Jacksonville. - su=T=tFnr.
anil Miami uniting III St.-luE gitI Pullman
SLEEPER ior tShcyila and Hos >pril--. y e.
Knoxville Chattan"usS. and Memphis Tenn aui
at Charlotte with Pullman sleeper for Augusta
Pullman sleeper. New YORK 10 View orleans, Uu--
ting AZ Charlotte with Psihulr sleeper for N
I.DtI- SoIjd traia Washington o. New OFieaas
without change bHluE car -erVige- sunset peg
-auaIIt C.adut ted t1tIl-t excursion sleeper uff
this tT4in every Wednesday and saturday q san
Francisco without change
f-1i p M-LOyJf t1g Front f,va'. ~-r7>'urS
and HJrri>oanur-- daily. except >GsF.sg-
4.s1 p. N-DaiIy, loe1i for Claricl,es,5ll'
80 =. N.-D5iiE. except sunday NEN Npith
AND FLORIDA LIMITED. composed oi fl-'Hiaa'S
latest DravjuG-rc1un. Compartment. ot-e-y -yIs.'T.
library and Dining Cars. f.r Jacksonville 5nd
~ Augustine and DrawluS-r11H G 4r -"- N'ia---
I1 with connection for AiSe1-
I3-5 p NJ - DIf.y A>ttlEt.l.t NNh
SOI- -TFlW ESTERN. VE~TIBULED LIMITED con-
posed 81 Pullman Nc-lihUled S.eerers- HnlH-
Cars and DAY Coaches, Pullman SiSener~, Ne'
vile and Chattanooga. View Ior,. and Tampa. vrt
Charlotte Columbia. savannah, and Jacksonville, /,
New YORK 10 Memphis, We Birmingham NtE
York ana Washington lo Aiken. with eoDncg-
ti0r for August New larS t' New ORLEANS,
vla Atlanta and N5a-- .lery- NestlHulet u3r
Coach. Washington 10 At}SuII. Southern E-i-wtr
Dining Car Greensboro t1 NoHtZ.Hirsv.
TRAINS On WASHINGTON AID utiD bi
VISION leave Washington "-rI - " 9siiv- ar s
AS T. ~ daily cyyGc. >'Incsr, sad SO T. 3
SUNDAY only. Tor Round Uili i-5l y VI cll!r eS-
cep. SUNDAY for Lec-lJ-, sui e--' 2 u daily
Tor HerudDn. RstWrirz. arrive - a as~.tHE'- -.'
SIS A ". daily and S-tH p u Sua.-sys a1sr
/ and 2.l5 T. NJ. daily except sunday t.auf A'aE!
Hin and 7:Us \ ~ tsiIv svrear ~Ua.isy- O. q
I Hernlon. and S.Si y ~. jailv eLgru- >'a.. s.
/ from LcesbUg-
! Through traiu, from the South arrive al VasH
/ ingtun 6:t2 and - \. H.; 2-Z1 5Ed s-aa T. "
HaTris0nburg. T. noon @sIl,. except ~.sH-s,, ar
( g.05 Z. " daily, and SO y u dsiy 1r'F1
| Charlottesville.
/ iCkets sleeping car Ee=erva' iors aUi atHrr IN
I formation furnished. 4GJ t.--J-s called trr 4ad
checked from hotels and residences hy tuJas
4. Transfer Company. or crirs- lri- a, firzef 'r
/ see T05 Fifteenth street E,EtaWc=.- JlI PeaG
{ syIvau.a avenue EnrlhWe~ -at 1t PvanSt tr@n'i
( Passenger station.
/ Telephone casj ifu frs Fsuu-g jy3l.if Rlii-ol
/ FRANK ;. CANNON, Third Vice President an.
/ General Manager
: J. NJ CULP Trafi Manage.
: W 4 TURN General Pas a-7r tgTnt-
L. : BROWN. General Agent
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Teacher Charged with ,s,a,,I.

Oakland. Nd, Feb lS-w L. BugaIy,
principal Of The Selbysport school. has
been arrested on tLe charge of assault and
battery upon two Of the boys attending
Ills school The charge is that in admins
tering punishment TO the boys he used
violence and beat them severely The
cases viii probably go To the court. and
counsel has been retained by the parents
OF the boys 10 assist the States attorney
~ Prosecuting the cases.
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Narrbou.cs NrccI-cJ

Greensboro. Nd, Feb. lS.-In Greens
Joro. Caroline county. the weight Of The
snow demolished the warehouses Of D. s.
Broc5way and T. II. Longfellow. doing
a.aat damage 10 the stock in both houses.
Numbers OF families in Greensboro are
entirely Oh, OF wood and coal.
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itching. Rurninu. creepipp o.,

ing skin Diseases relieved in q fcw minutes hv
Aenew'S Ointment Dr. AcnoAs Ointment ~.
ilev,s instantly and cures Tettcr. salt Rhctun.
said Head, Eczema. Ulcers, BlotcheS and all
EHIpil9ns q. jas skin. II is soothing and quiet.
ing ana acts like magic in all Baby Humors,
i.fildlien ot tae N.alp, or Rashes during teeth
ing time. iHislf-iive cents = box Sold bv f. :
Williams, Ninth and Streets: Edmonds &
Williams, li.iid street and Pennsylvania Ave.
nU@.-2
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y. VI. c. A. Meetings.

The Rev. George n. Luccock, D. D., pas
tor OF the Metropolitan Presbyterian
Church. will lead the mems meeting of
the Young Mems Christian Association at
the associations new building, 1892 6
Street northwest, at 4 O'Clock tomorrow
afternoon. Colonel Birds Bible class will
meet as usual at 2:45 O'Clock tomorrow
afternoon.
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aoods 30 migher nt Gnrhcn Mnrke1,

Have not advanced prices. 6SS E Street south.
essi, Fourth and u Streets northeast Seventeenth
and Streets northwest Ninth Street and
Florida Aveime northwest. and Nineteenth ard II
Streets northwest. Eggs 90 cents per dozen. 1t
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FOR SALE-RICYCLES.

RIDERS, ATEENTIoN!-We have received or
ders from headquarters TO close out the
balance of our 1898 high grade bicycles at a sac
rifce, low as s.; new and slightly used. Call
and be convinced. Single tube tires mechan-
ically put on. Sl.jO. NEW YORK CYCLE CO.,
424 9th ST. NV. fel2-Tt em
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WANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED Agent, for the History OF The Span
isll-Americln War" ''Youugs Reminisc-
ences OF tha Mar" and Hastead's story Of
the Philippines furnished To agents at whole
sale prices in any quantity DINSMORE PUB.
co. G2l 7th ST. NV. fcl7-Sl.em
WANTED-Good live men in every locality, to
represent large manufacturing company and
introduce their goods; steady employment and
large income in good legitimate business assured
TO men that are honest and willing to attend
TO business; references required. Send selt-ad-
dressed stamped envelope for reply to THE REX
New Orleans, IL. fe7-lmo
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Rise in the Patupsco.

Ellicott City, Nd. Feb. 1S.-Some alarm
was felt in ElIicott City yesterday by a
rise in the Patapsco. The water rose over
the roadway, but quickly subsided. APP
prehension was felt for the bridge, but 1t
quickly passed away.
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LOST.

LOST-Iic,nd DUP. : usatls old; white hoGr
and brown spots aEd cars; brown spot be-
tween ears on top ot head; = reward; 10 Gges-
tions j. " DJC19NN. Metropolitan r. e tg--
IgJh aid Z. Capitol ST. tci>'';-eln
LOSr-Rear boa. cut az on end Finder Fet1gI
70 I70j I =: uu-. an,! receive reward u
LOsT-Ectweer LaHsbur-h- and Miles Jsial
store pair gold eyagi4sSc~. Return to 7ti
Florida ave. reward fel>-5z
IOST-Fet. Is between y. s q. sJliicn Jat
18th aud n sts. nc-. tIHsas-covered tuln--
Reward If returned To UNION TRANSFER 90,
1888 st. NV. tels-Sf
I.OST-Black enc ;Sn h.uEI: ears - inches {,
tips; tag. 25g3: white spot % breast r.
ward 40 y Y. ave. tels-S5-e.l
LOST-On Jan I2 1901. fultgrowa liver an'I
white pointer dog, .'DGG;" collar and tag.
$50 off, nervous tyrrtclling IN headquarters; very
liberal reward. THOMAS " FIELDS. 2l7 4i4 81
NV. fes-If
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CHURCH NOTICES.

MRS NICKLESS will hold circle in her par
lors 40 9th st. NV, Sunday. evening, at
O'Clock; circles Eridpy at s O'Clock; sittings
Jajly Item
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TYPIsWRITERS.

| TYPEWRlTERS cleaned, oiled. and delivered, all
makes, 81: send postal TYPEWRITER EX-
CHANGE, 1905 1t. jaI2-2mo5
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FOR RENT-TYPEWRiTERs
FOR RENT-sUBURBAN.

FOR RENT--An elegant house; s-roon and
bath: good water; at Lakeland. Nd,
eight miles from Washington, on the Bal
tmore and Ohio Railroad; one block from sta.
ton; fare about 6 cents trip and only two
blocks from electric railroad; rent for win.
ter So, s14. L. S. NEWMAN, 1905 :
ST., or J. C, BONNETC. Berwyn, Nd. ia1s-tf
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E'OJ Nd.

FOUND-Ice cream 4 No. i; absolutely PSre,
none better: See per galluGs 5ric'ss. 81
LACES'S. COZ n. Y. ays- des-6
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FOR REST-noUsEs.

FOR REyT-uOUsEs.
Al REDUCED RENTS
l105 y Cap rms, Il m i .............. 81. -
l'5J \ Cap, rms, a m / .-.............. 22.U0
90 + 81 he, rms. Il IN i....-............. g. 80
5lg 81 Il ne, rms, N i................. -. 30
221 - ne. : rms, a m i...s.............. 800
us Irving Il nw, ) rms Observation-Disclosures. q. 900
52O5 Illinois st Nv, rRas. Bsightwood. ... 1000
l21 g u ~. rms ..-.-.... ..-....... 9.UJ
68 + 81 nv, storcro9m -...... 30. On
l3i K 81 NV. rms, cellar. Ia ". heat .... 80 90
ABRAHAM FISHER.
Item 5I2 st. NV
FOR RENT hob II st. NV. II rooms: ba1h;
modern imp. Keys so2 nth 81 feIs-d,-e'n
WANTED Refined white tenant healthy. quiet.
neighboThood; Sl5.30; heSIze open; perfect
condition l22j 4th 81. nw. fels-3t
FOR RENT-Frame; rooms; large ward and
stable; 433 Harrison ST. Anacostia SIP;
frame. three rooms; i31 Harrison ST. Anacostia
s.; frame six rooms, Burnt Bridge Road Twin
ing City, pump in yard. So; all in good repair.
B. b. EARNsHAW, l105 I1th st. Sc fel5-6t
FOR RENT-The best Groom and bath bay win
dow bEick dwelling in this city to- the price
-$l1.50 per month; papered throughout; heated
by latrobes; large closet in each room; large con
crete yard; all mod. imps., and in frstclass re-
pair. 1905 - 3d st. NV; house open for iuspec
uon- B. F. SAUL, Real Estate 1895 eth ST.
de1-tf en-
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FOR RENT-ROOMs.

FOR Rents rooms Sd hoor,i furnished or
unfinished, for light housekeeping; parties
without children special rates. 12l st. ne.
Item f..t
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE


Advertisements under this head
win be inherited for ONE ccEt a word
tor ench iHxerficn.
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WANTED-A gentleman with experience .ad
paving business would like partner with some
capital AddTes, RELIABLE this Office. Item
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FOR SiLE,-FLATS.

FOR SALE-Eieg5ut fat; : rooms; perfect gem;
ordinary place; furniture: owing
10 Government change. Address TRANSFER this
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

Advertisements under this henu
VIII be inserted for ONE cent u word
for cach insertion.
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FOR SALE OR RENT-HOUsEs.
THOS. {. WAGGAMAH.
9f7 F Street NJ w.
FOR sALE-NoRTHEAsI

1850 Bladensburg Road, I. h., Or; lot
SOUTHEAST.
ing; a. m. 50, 800 OF
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FOR HIRE.

sl.Oo-FULL DRESS SUITS FOR HIRE, sl,Oo, at
JULIUS COHEN'S. 110i 7th st. N.Y. ialtt
FOX HIRE-Horses, bugyies, and daytons, Sl.5o
ard g per day 10 drummers and business
men. PRESTON'S STABLES. sth and | SITS. NV;
rhoue sl7 2 no22ti
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WANTED-A lady OF refinement. with 10 years
experience in hotel, would like charge Of din
ing or house; nice location; frst-class people
Address NEATNESS this office. Item
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ROOMS PAPERED, 81 up; the only paperhanger
in the city giving written guarantee with all
work; samples brought; lowest prices for best
painting; send postal WM. v. MAHoSEY, 1870
E st. Sc, Anacosria branch. i13 Pierce ST..
ja1I-2mo-Su ex
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-06
THE DELEGATES HAVE GONE.
Those Attending the EvangeIfcai
Conference Have Returned Home.

Nearly all the delegates to the Evan
gelical Conference of the Atlantic Dis
trict OF the Synod Of North America,
which adjourned Saturday. have returned
home. One of those who left yesterday
afternoon was President Fuhrmann, who
went TO Norfolk to take the boat Tor
New York.
Yesterday morning a number or the
delegates went to Seven Pines and spent
several hours there. Many Of the visi-
tors were veterans or sons OF veterans or
the Union army, and were, therefore, spe-
cally Interested in the National Gene
trv
The services at st. Johns church Sun
day were interesting and largely attended.
Rev. Ed. Huber preached the sermon
Sunday at II O'Clock 20 a large audience.
Holy communion was administered after
the sermon.
The fine music was a feature OF the
services. The singing of the choir was ex-
cellent praise Ye the Lord" rendered by
Mrs. Anderson, soprano; Mr.. Charles Ii.
Phillips, tenor, and Mr. Henry Ruoger,
baritone. was especially enjoyed. There
was also an orchestra of several piece
10 supplement the singing. The music
at the missionary service at night was
also very fine. Miss Mara d. Mcneil sang
a solo in beautiful way. and Mr.. Victor
j. Menzel rendered violin solo.
Addresses were delivered by Rev. ii.
NoeLrer, on "HOme Missions"; Rev. Paur
A. Mcneil. of Washington, on Foreign
Missions" and Rev. o. Apitz. on "lmmi-
grant Missions"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-06
THE TWO PARKS OPEN.
TIE Attendance Large ut Both Re-
sorts, ma the Bills satisfactory.


The summer season. of vaudeville com
menced last night. lwhen both parks
opened with entirely satisfactory bills
and large audiences.
AT the Auditorium, Dixon, Bowen, and
)lxon. the Three Rubes." were first
IN favor. They present a very amusing
sketch. and finish with acrobatic dancing.
Ibis team was given the heartiest APP
pause OF the evening. The act Is little
SLOW at the beginning, but IL soon gets
under way. and when II does, II carries
laughter.
Oscar Sisson and Ester Wallace were
given a rousiDg reception when they
made their appearance. Dainty Ester
Wailace especially was roundly applaud
ed When she tripped on the stage. The
couple present the same sketch in which
| they have always been seen ere, cousin
Elia's visit to the Country"
Lawrence Crane simply fooled them
/ TO DEATH He Is a clever sleight-of hand
performer, land can do the NOW you see
! IL and now you DON'T business to per-
! lection.
/ The DE Fiiippis are grotesque character
and novelty dancers, and their act was
very pleasing.
| Nettie Fields and Bijou Russell. de-
| soribed on the bill as the Ladies' with
! the Educated Feet" are no doubt entitled
| to a graduating certificate In that line.
However, they haven't been in the same
| class long enough to keep together, espe-
cially in their vocal work.
The performance continues every night
| this week. with matinee Saturday.
FINE MAIN-STREET BILL.
| The bill at Main-Street Park was fully
| up to the advance promises OF the man.
| agement, and Messrs. Hurtg a Seamon,
the New York booking agents. have not
! failed in making up programme of UNI
| usual variety. Just what was the hit is
| difficult to say. as every act was doubly
/ encored. and curtains calls were frequent
| ly made.
| Farrell and Taylor renewed their sue
| cess of last season. and their clever COM
| edy act was the cause OF abundant
| laughter. Miles and Raymond, especially
| the former. in his imitation of baby,
almost convulsed the audience with mer-
rment at the humor and fun they pro-
duced. and Miss Blanche Ring proved a
popular favorite with her budget or new
| songs and parodes. AL II. Weston made
a decided success with his singing. and
| Gilbert Girard did a number of amusing
| limitations. and made an encore by his
] Chinese song.
The same bill continues every night
| this week. with a special matinee Satur-
| DAY for ladies and children.
| The crowd at each park was well ham
| died. the car service being entirely ade-
| Quate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-06

EiMIG.-Died. at the residence OF her
parents, HAZEL oPPENHIMER. the IN.
FAINT daughter OF George g. and May =.
Ehlnis; aged months and days.
Funeral from the residence. No. IN
east Main street. THIS tuesday, Az
TERNoON at 6 o'clock.
New York ropers please copy.
o'NEiLL.-Died. al 900 p. NJ. June tth
ISIS, at her residence, No. S2s Bowling
Green road. Chelsea HIN. Mira. u.
O'NEILf. wife OF Dennie O'NeilL
Funeral notice later.
REiTELBACH.-~Dled, at the rssideuco
or her parents. IN Henrieo. near Barton
Heights. a; 7;So r. NJ. saturday. June
1892 ROSA LEE ELIZABETH. the eidesi
daughter OF Joseph and Blusie Reitcl-
bach; aged Il years and i6 days.
Sad, silent. and dark be the tears thai
We she'd -.
As the night dew that falls on the xyays
DER her head; -
But the night dew that falls. &houxh m
silence u weeps.
Shall brighten with verdcre the grave
where she sleeps.
And the tears that We shed though n
secret Il rolls.
Shall long keep her memory green n onr
souls.
Funeral from st. Mary's German Cath
olic church THIS TUESDAY, MORNING.
at o'clock. Frisads and aeuu2,nsanc>o
invited 10 lttend