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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-06
MONDAY. APRIL 10. 1899.


at o'clock T. NJ, the property described
in said deed as follows: All that certain
LOT OR PARCEL OF LAND, with
frame dwelling and other improvements
thereon, in the city of Richmond, Va, NJ
the northwest corner OF Laurel ana Holly
streets, ard fronting on Lauel street II
feet and running back between Irregular
lines towards Cherry street 163 feel anu
that certain other PIECE OR PARCEL
or LAND, situate in the city of Rich
mOnd. Va, at the northeast corner or
Cherry and Holly streets, fronting on
Cherry street JG feet and running back
towards Laurel street between Irregular
lines 1914 feet a plat OF both parcels Of
real estate is filed in the papers Of the
suit OF Mary cambridge and ais. vs., II. \;
Claiborne. Trustee. and ais. Richmond
Chancery Court, 12th OF DscenDSSr' lsSo'
ana attached TO the report OF Inc COM
mlssioneA I'm said suit, dated the 18Th OF
February. 1851 and Is the same real
estate which Is conveyed by deed dated
the 18th of January. 1897, to Or. l.. y.
Puscy from T. NJ. Workman. substituted
trustee. and Julian Bryant by deed or
record in the Richmond Chancery Court.
TERMS: Cash as 70 enough TO pay the
expenses OF sale, including any taxes that
may he due. and enough 10 pay Eve notes,
all dated January %, 1897, and due. re-,
spectively in six. twelve, eighteen and
twenty-fOur months. and two years after
date. with interest thereon from maturity.
the first four for $500 each, and th0
other for 81 10000. respectively; and
enough to pay a balance due on note
of SlO7 O6 and interest from March -.
and two years from date Of sale, for
notes with interest added, 10 be secured
by "A deed of trust on said property
apJ r. NJ WORKMAN, Trustee.
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TRUSTEES SALE or THREE NERl
VALUABLE LOTS OF sOJIiL
SIDE or HULL STREET. NEAR III -
r. x =. r. r. CROSSING. on u Us, -
DAY. APRIL H. 1890. AT 8 O'CLOCk
F. NJ, or THE PREMISES.
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SEALED PROPOSALS..
Office Of City Engineer.
Itfv Hail

City Hall,
Richmond. Va, April ., 1899
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
celved al this onice until THURSDAY,
April 9Th, al q J.. NJ. for the RE-
FRESHMBNT PRIVILEGES ar New
Reservoir Park for a term OF one year
from April l5 1899.
and without the residence now occupied
by Mr.. thinner.
specidcations and conditions can be
seen ON application 10 the office; ,,,
The Committee on GROUNDS ana BUM
inps reserves tne right TO cancel the
agreement at any time after october /,
1899, and also reserves the. rlfht 10 re-
ject any or all proposals submitted.
w. T.. CUTSHAN,
ap2 city Engineer
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II RUsTEE'S SALE
OF THE
MOST VALUABLE PIECE OF LAND
IN
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY. ADJOIN-
ING THE CITY OF MANCHES-
TER, ON
FRIDAY, APRIL II, 1899
at s O'CLOCK T.. n. on fhr PREM
ISES. CORNER PETERSBURG
TURNPIKE AND MAURN
STREET
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Ital Al Ball.

The ball given last night at Sanger
Hall by tho Italian Benevolent Associa-
ton was largely attended. The gaiety
continued until late in the night
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office'of the Albemarle Paper Mfg. Co,
Richmond, Va. March 20. 1890 .
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
OF the STOCkHOiDr1is OF the Abe
MARIE PAPER MIG. co. will be held
~ the office of Messrs. Davenport Nor
ris a. Co, Richmond. Va. on THURS
DAY, April 10. 1899. at II O'Clock n,
CHAS. NJ BOSWELL.
n,h23 Secretary and Treasurer,
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By Augustin Royal a co.
Real Estate Agents and AuctonceIs'
Office no. 10 Tenth street, Leader Buiiu-
ing, Manchester, Va.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

$50 WILL BUY FIVE ACRES OF NICE
land at a station near city. A cheap
healthy home for some one. b. A, this
Office.
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NO MORE SLEEPLESS NIGHTS.
ANTi-BUG,

the only guaranteed Insect Exterminator.
Permanently removes Bed Bugs. Ants.
Water Bugs and destroys Vermin OF all
descriptions. Druggists and grocers.
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The Confederate Museum.

TWELFTH AND CLAY STREETS.
Open daily from 10 A. NJ. 10 . Il. NJ
Admission, % cents. Free on Satur-
days. del5-ly
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The Valentine Museum,

IEyENTH AND CLAY STREETS.
omen daily from 10 \. Nj. 20 +. NJ
Admission, - cents. Free on Saturdays.
de13
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EOR RENT.


l. OR RENT. O.
II XII
Large convenient standard mill, NH
shaftiug. pulleys, etc, on line OF
the q. x q Railroad. suitable for large
manufacturing business. or viii be ar
ranged for manufacturing. Track con-
nectiOns at the door. Possession 10 once.
Apply 10 .......,..,, ~,
Real Estate Agents.
apl2 1913 east Main street.
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BY virtue Of a deed Of trust, executed
70 tho undersigned. bearing date on the
9th day OF May. 1890. by J. H. Montague,
III. A. Tabb and w. l.. Royal. trustees.
and duly recorded in the County Court
clerks office of Chesterfield county, in
d. Il. Vol 50. page 2s3 and being required
so 10 do by William q. Taylor, holder Ok
certain notes secured i'm said deed, ! VIII
sell at public auction, on the day. hour,
and place above named. the following
described property-to-wit: Containing
2jis ACRES or LAND fronting on the
Petersburg turnpike. Richmond ana Pc
tersburg railroad, and Maury street.
This Is "A splendid piece Of property,
we'll located for wood and coal yards,
lumber yards, or MANUFACTURING SITES ly-
ing Immediately on the Ilchmond ana
Petersburg railroad, near JOhnsOn's Iron
Works, and is admirably situated FOR
building purposes for residences. Has all
the advantages Of the CITY, street cars,
etc. and yet free from city taxes. Ihls
is a splendid opportunity for an invest
ment. and especial attention is called to
those who desire manufacturing sites.
building lots. lumber or coal yards. as al
the railroad facilities needed are at mana.
For other and further information call
upon the auctioneers or the undersigned.
TERMS: Cash as 10 expenses or sale
0aXes If any be due and 10 pay OF ana
giScnarge the fol0HinE note ntsi uur.
First. Three notes drawn by w. s. Da-
shell and for the following amounts
S643. 10. with interest thereon from tho
9th day of November, 1880, til paid and
SG62 20. and interest thereon from May
a. 1891, till paid, and S6Sl.25, and interest
hercnn from November p, 1871, TIL paid.
Second. Three notes drawn by A. u. Cut
gon for the following amounts-to-w
SGI37J. with interest thereon from the
oath day Of November 1890, till paid:
Sg;2 80 with interest thereon from May
-. 1891. till paid, and SGsl2J. and inter-
est thereon from November -, 1891. til
paid The residue upon such eerms as VIII
be announced at sale.
r. b. TAYLOR,
an4 Trustee.
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MEETINGS.

Mutual Assurance Society OF Virginia,
Richmond, Va.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
members or this society will be held
OF this office. No. 1Ol4 east Main street,
MONDAY, April H. 1892 al l o'clock
p NJ EDWIN A. PALMER.
mh26 Secretary.
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICE.
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETlNN VI
CREDITORS.

NOTICE or FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
In the Matter OF NJ. 10
ALBERT S. HARVEY, 'n.,v
n Bankrupt. hdn~l
IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF t "
UNITED STATES FOX it,r HN''
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
To the creditors OF ALBERT ; hANss
VEY. OF Richmond. in the counbs tTl
Henrico and district AFORESAID D'"N-
rupt:
Notice is hereby given that on ne Isl
day Of April. A. u. 1899, the san o.
BERT S. HARVEY was duly aoJu ",in,, ~
a bankrupt: and that me htst ,nv'S off,ces
his creditors will be held IN my oii'oSs,
No. gO-g2 shafer Building lon.r 80, "i Ia
Main sireetsJ. in Richmond VA Woo on re NE
ETH DAY or APRIL, A. ~ 80 20 ~ , Nv
o'clock in the forenoon, AT whicn I'm. .b ,'i
said creditors may attend pIUHS .ho
claims. appoint trustee eNtit,,.re b,,.
bankrupt. and transact such o'het pu9 ',
ness as may properly come p''''0
Hee'lHs' VIM +. WICKHAM.
Referee i'm Bankruptcy.
Wiiioushby Newton, Jr, Counsel apo
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BY Augustine Royal & Co.,
Real Estate AGENTS and Auctioneers.
No. 10 Tenth street. Leader Building.
Manchester, Va.
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A. L. Adamson.
Real Estate Auctioneer and Insurance
Agent,
Manchester. Va.
A UCTION SALE
n OF
A VALUABLE LITTLE FARM OF
FIFTY-s ACRES AND M
PROVEMENTS.
ABOUT NINE MILES FROM MAN
CHESTER. ON RICHMOND AND
PETERSBURG TURN
PIKE.

BY virtue of a certain deed OF trust OF
the 22d october, 1889, and recorded in D.B.
20 page 43. of Chesterfield County Court,
and the undersigned having been subsu-
tuted as trustee in the place and stead
Of the trustee as therein named. l Will
offer for sale. at public auction on
FRIDAY. APRIL Z, 1899.
at ; o'clock p. NJ, on the premises. that
VALUABLE LITTLE FARM, consisting
10 FIFrY-SIX ACRES more or less, In
Bermuda district, of Chesterfield county,
and lying on the east side OF the Man
chester and Petersburg turnpike, about
nine miles from Manchester, and having
a nice dweling-house Of seven rooms,
orchard and other improvements of a
small and attractive farm. This farm Is
right on the line Of the projected electric
railway and near the station OF Centralla,
on the Richmond and Petersburg railroad,
and easily accessible from the city, ana
will make a nice and attractive home.
TERMS: Cash as TO a sum suHiclent
TO pay the expenses OF executing TINS
trust and to pay off three notes. aggre-
eating $500 with interest from OCTOBER
% 1898, and the balance on such terms
as Will be announced at the sale.
For further particulars call on the auc-
tioneer. II may be that at the sale, by
consent of all parties, more favorable
terms may be agreed.
LAWRENCE y. POOL,
Substitute Trustee.
A. l.. Adamson, Auctioneer. mh2J
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TOR SALE.

I WILL SELL CHEAP A GOOD-PAY-
ing CONFECTIONERY AND LUNCH
ROOM. Reason for selling, want TO
Cary. ape
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AMU>IlIENJs
AMU>IMENIs
-~~-.~--~-~.----r-.r- .-.-~-~-~~~-~~~~~-~~~~
BIJOU.
EASTER WEEKS BANNER BILL.

DooIoy and Ten Brooke, Williams and
Adams, Gilbert and TriNeda, Farley and
Quinn, and other fun makers.
NoXELIY. SINGING. DANCING
EVERY NIGHT.
Matinees; Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday.
POPULAR PRICES,
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TAN NOTICES.

Onice Collector City Taxes, City Hall.
Richmond, Va, April 5, 1873.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Day.
BY T. NJ. Workman & Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
20. 1913 east Main street,
Richmond. Va.

m RUsTEE's SALE OF NICE FRAME
L DWELLING, No. 62g SOLIH
LAUREL. AND LARGE LOT AZ - I, y
CORNER LAUREL AND HOLLl
STREETS. AND LOT IN REAR on
CHERRY STREET.-I}y virtue OF a deco
of trust 10 me. the undersigned. dated tho
18th day of January, 1851, and duly re-
corded in clerks office Richmond Chan-
Gerry Court, in -. Is. 100 G, page "a, DC.
fault having been made in the paymehl
of sum OF money therein secured, anu
being required by the beneficiary there
unto so 10 do. / will sell at public auc-
ton ON The promises. on
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AUCTION SALE. Future Days.


VIM. T. Pizzlni Company,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioheers'
Tenth and Bank streets
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-06

II RUSTEES SALE
OF -.
DESIRABLE FRAME DWt,i.>lN" of
SIX ROOMS IN THE
WEST END, .........,.
JUST SOUTH or THE NlAlN-STREET
CAR SHEDS.
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ACADEMY or MUSIC.
Three Nights and Saturday Matinee. be-
ginning Thursday. April 6. 1899,
WILLIAM IL. CRANE
Admirable Company in TWO successes.
Thursday and Saturday Night,
"A VIRGINIA COUkfSHlP.'
Friday Night and Saturday Matinee,
"THB HEAD OF THE FAMILY"
Seats on sale Monday. apo
WEDNESDAY CLUB.
SIXTH ANNUAL MUSIC FESTIVAL,
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
APRIL DIST and 22d
Subscribers list Is now open at office
of Virginia state Insurance Company,
1OOG east Main street. next door 10 post
office. Mr.. NJ. H. Willis in charge. Prefer
ence in reserving seats according TO date
~ listing. apo
GRAND ENTERTAINMENT, ORA
MATIC ana MUSICAL, given by ST.
STEPHENS CLUB. st. John the Bap-
fist Hall. north First street THURS
DAY EVENING, April G. 1899. The
ladies OF St Stephens Club have always
fully satisfied the select patronage here
tofore granted their dramatic perform
ancos. and feel certain the present one
will be appreciated by ALL apo
"MIDSUMMER NIGHTS DREAM"
for the benefit of the
Association for the Preservation or Viz
.inia Antiquities,
ACADEMY or MUSIC,
APRIL 10th and 1lth mh29
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BY r. NJ. Workman & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1913 east Main street.
Richmond, Va.
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April ,, 1870. - counseI ap6
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WANTED. TO BUY A SMALL FARM
on or near the Southern raiiroan' pc
tween Amelia Courthouse anu TINS ms ci,y'
or on the Chesapeake ana on,SS ~ 80,
Iddress CASH BUYER, Times ONCE,
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WANTS.
WANTS.
~~-~~--~-~-~-~---~-~~-~~-- ~~~>----~----1~
For Five Five.DoIlar Bills

We will sell YOU such BICYCLE as ga
not exist until this season. IL Il tns
American "gumption." Wonderful wheels
are these. Cycle Sundries in abundance
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HARRIS HARVARD CO.,
am 100 east Broad street.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-01
CyN GTETER FJFI DIS

FITTSBURCi Eovembel. 3o.-I,u-
Huesne, c. and y. C.. IS; Washington
and Jefferson, 0.
IAN'CAS TER, PA. November So
SWartmore. -: Franklin and Marshall
o.
SAN FRANCISCO, November 50
University OF California, 10: Stanford,
KANSAS City. November 30-IIan-
sas City. 81; University Of Missouri. g.
ROCK ISLAND. I'LL. November So
University Of Iowa. 50; University OF
Illinois. Q.
t.ASTC'N. PA, November 2o-Ia-
fayette, 80: Dickerson, 0.
WAS II !iNGTON n. d. C.. Novemb- q: &c
Georgetown, Il; Baltimore Medical
College, s.
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season. Their team lined up cNact,,-
as on the day they defeated Yale.
The Indians We're in prime physical
condition and tore through the Colutn-
lila line and skirted the ends at WILL
At least eight times the Carlisle
backs got around the end tor runs Of
from 80 TO go yards. Most Of these luns
We're made by Senaca and Miller.
Weeks stopped most OF them by beau
tful tackles but Cn two occasions he
VAS dragged over the line BY main
strength. On almost every kick the
Carlisle backs ran the ball back abn,il
twenty yards and twice the catcher got
back sixty yards. Metoxen plunged
through the line frequently for ten yard
gains.
columbia held the Indians for downs
but three OF four times during the en-
tire game.
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EvenGfoI Trip "f N-LIl,a Yacht.
. (Py Telecraphl

PENSACOLA. FLA. November -
The nalytha va hit Zeba, Of New orleans
Efty-;Wo fest long, having on boar!
Captain +. w. Den.ining ana. his two
daughters. arrived here this evening ;2f-
ter an evenufu journey Of 6,oO1 niles
The Zeba left New Orleans on July Sth
Went UP ';he MISSISSIPPI river and tri-
.utaries 70 the great lakes. thence
through the Erie canal to the Hudson
and down to New York. The parry
sailed down the Atlantic coast ana
around the Florida peninsula into he
gult OF Mexico and up 10 this city.
Coming Through the inland passage -
East Passion November 24tll. the yacht
WAS blown by a storm high and dry on
lh. beach. After hard work the Zrbs,
was iioated on Tuesday last. She will
SAN tomorrow at noon for New Orleans
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sEWANEE. II: AUBURN 10

MONTGOMERY, ALA Nov So
y close finish score of Sewanea II, ~
burn 10, in the football game FOR ;ils
thin,'nn'onshlp Of the southern inter
collegiate association was Witnessed
mere this afternoon by 1000 spectators
There Vas great interest in the 81, ir,e
as this was To decide a ne between ~.
lWo teams as we'll as the champlun-
snip. Neither Of the teams has bey,
scored against this season and il wa.
clearly 4 game for blood
-NHAt+tAn sol the first touchdown N
the -7Tst haf which was soon met by
one by Sewanec. In the second Eair
there was a repetition Of the play with
the addition If Sewanee Kicking IL goal
Neither side could make any furthcr
gains.
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BASEBALL MAGNArEs MEEy.
\ rrangt ment' for Next Season Almost
Compi-ted.

RICHMOND, VA. November So
Managers q the Virginia Base Hall
League had a meeting mere to-nig.,s to
arrange for next season
mere Wi! be six teams-Rich no ia
Norfolk, Portsmouth. Newport News.
and Hampton, with either PETERSBURG
lynGhburs en- Roanoke, will cons t;.ll1e
The cir2 nit.
The applications of the three Iass
named Clubs We're considered until !.
late hour Tonight, but action was de.
!elreli until anosher meeting to be held
a, Old Point next Thursday.
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The TINA. AT BRUNswICK.
Gov. GAMBLER. Hls Sta II aud Georgia Law.
makers Meet Stgxbee.
(By TELEGRAPH.

SRIHNSWICk. GA. November 30
The battleship Texas, Captain S!gs1eA,
arrived eff The bar to-day and viii
come into the halbnr to-morruw MORN
ing. Governor Gambler and staff an.
members Of the legislature We're leTe
and expected TO welcome the Texas off.
clallN. but owing to the tinle limit Tor
the Governors departure. lais was ia
possible.
Many members OF the legi:a sure,
however, visited the ship this aftrln.nu
and wer. cordially received by captain
SigShee. AN enthusiastic Demonstration
wil ht. given the hero snip Of Santiago
10 !l.GfrOW morning.
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NEWPORT NEWS, FRIDAY, DECEMBER l. 1899

ury in the so-callad Filipino govern
ment and Mariana Lien Gap. Il Chinese
half breed. director of railways ara
post offices, both of whom surrendered
in l'1SambaEg. With their families ana
servants. Their goods filled four cars
Churibian maintained that civilians
were exempt from Imprisonment and
he was deeply chagrined when he found
himself placed incommunicado With
Euencamino.
Major ortez Of the last Filipino COM
mission t. General Otis. is a harmless
character. y kind Of burlesuua soldier
ana the American officers 10 whom he
surrendered have declined To impTison
ann re yearns TO pose as q martyr
in Manila
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Big Grocery H"u.e Stuff II. by Fire.
(By Teleeraph.)

ST. PAUL. MIMI. NOV. 30-At 10
O'Clock tonight fire was discovered on
The second floor OF the large Wholesale
grocery Of Griggs. Cooper & Co.. al
joining the Union depot on East Third
street. one of tho largest and best
kn"Wn concerns in the west
Tae firm carried 4 stock WORTH at
least S3no.on0 which WAS we'll insured.
irlSsS. Cooper & Company estimate
IN" damage 70 building and stock at
Sl3".Goo which is fully covered by in
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FLED 70 THE, MOUNTAINS.

MANIl4-A. Nov. 3O-G:1o p. M.--Oe-
sratcil2s' just received from llolin is
land II Panay. say that at one O'clock
on the evening of Sunday. Novcmber
-. the Eighteenth regiment encounler-
80 an ehlrenched force Of the annn1:
ct Pa'-ia who opened Il heavy fire The
leading battalion replied and aft" sen
e'ai vo!leEs the Nineteenth thanked, the
Fl'ipinos driving them out ii their
m9unt-tins ~ the h>ginnin. 81 the
'ishl one captain and one private II the
Eighteenth We're Killed
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CHICAGO DOWNS HRC,v-S

"a I,7AGO Nov 30.-Thc I-niversjI;.
"s StMcas" finished her triumphant Sc
f'es today by defeating Brown by !,
core 9! II 10 &. Only twice in thu
sane same dld I:rcwn menace the Maroon
sGSll ana each time Chicago bIaced With
iihn spirit and saved her goal from tht.
fhsHes Of the Rhode Islanders >'son
center To the cnJ the Maroons out-
POINTED Brown ana gave an exhibition
Q: consistent defense when she has
seldom surpassed.
WITH defeat staring; Ter III the face.
l$rown mad. q grand rally in IN. :,ac-
ono half ana seemed to gain strength
aS the nal! progressed. When dark
ness INTERVIEWED she had scored ana was
charging into GhicaGo's line lvil!l
:ie:'se low rIi'hss that showed her srir-
i was rot broken.
'Fne day w.:s IDEAL ana 10000 people.
cr@WdeG the big stand and sang 10 The
music Of tbs. band
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.AGUINALDo's MOTHER.

MANILA, Dec. LIP 80 A. Mag
ulnaldo'S mother has arrived here and
mas been given shelter by Senior lie
Garde. Il prominent Amigo who vas
secretary Of the treasury before tie
outbreak and who resigned when it
came. IT seems that 3uencamino's
party taok refuge in a bandit village
which had offered Aguinaldo an aSy-
iuin. intending to sell him TO the Amer
leans. The bandits assaSsinatet halr
or Suencanllnn,s guard and proposed
to Keep Aguinaido: mother for ransom
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sir. $. Belk, Newport News. In Dir ctoI q *
or StA,e Organization.

tBN TNIegrlphO
NORFOLK. VA. November 30.-Dcl2-
gates from Virginia local lodges %. the
International Association IF Mdci!;nists
net here to-day and perfected S,at@
organization.
L. l.. -A5ans was elected business
agent and state organizer. ana til. fol
lowing Beard of Directors We're also
elected ..
" w Gas!<ins, Nurfo,k: W. l.. Geo
nan. Roanoke: NJ. S. Balk. Newport
News: y. ]. Riordan. Portsmouth. ANA
T.. l.. Adams.
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JOTnFiRT IN RETR,FAT

ESTCClURT, Monday, Nov. 27.--The
Twelfth Lancers are reported to nave
attacked Piet Retiefs force at Wealen
and TO have inflicted great loss on the
EaelS
General 1Iilyards troops bivouaced
last night at Frere. TWO Beers nave
been captured. one Of them a Doctor,
entered the British camp under the pc
lief that il was a Bner bivouac.
General Joubert is reported to have
ratrcated to Colensc yesterday by way
Of Civeley. He travelled in an omnibus
drawn BY six horses. IT is run,o1-al
that he is hurrying back TO oppose Col
Baden FoWe!l.
Two E-stcCult trains arrived at Frcre
last evening. There is great rejoicing
at the opening of the line.
B1er prisoners report General Hill
yards niShtattack with cold steel par
alyZed the Burghers, whose loss was
so killed and over q hundred wounded.
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(RE Tale grai.ll.l

GARLAND, TlGNAS, November 30
fire isht destroyed the business
part Of the town il started in the
News office and burned TWO dry goods
stores. three groceries. bank awo drus
stores. the postofiice two barber shops
sta:tilery store and number of ctil4r
buildingS. The less viii Ee heavy
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ROEiR CASUAL TIES

ORANGE RIVER. Nov. 27.-Eoer
prisoners here report that the number
OF Beers killed at Belmont is believed
to be lao and ar Gras Pan 400
Among the prisoners are several With
enormous red crosses on their sleeves
1t IS reported that they fought with the
artillery
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AT the Thanks giving shoot % the
East En- Gun Club at Point Of PINES
yesterday the following were turkey
winners:
J. W. Shorter. c. l.. Vaughan, /. =.
Sawthorn. w. d. Spencer. j. ID. Spen-
Ger and "A. L. Davis
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Canvas. IF Voc p.s.pn".d.

FRANKFORT. KY, Nov. 3O.-A
meeting of the State Election Commas
Sion to canvass the vote of November
. called FOR Saturday. December .. has
been postponed till Monday, Decembai.
4 -.
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n. CAROLINA, 5; GEORGIA, @.
ATLANTA, GA. Nov. 3O-Universit t.
81 North Carolina, 5; University 81
Georgia, 0.