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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-12
BANQUET FOR MEMBERs.


Tho Democrats Of Michigan held their
state Convention az Kalamazoo on
Wednesday There were men present as
delegates who have never been Demo-
Gratis. The dishonest and vicious prince
ules that found favor in the convention
show clearly that DO was not an assembly
Of men attached % the Democratic ialln'
The test OF eligibility 90 81 seat the COM
mon bond OF union In this patched ana
pieDall convention was belief in the ID
TO 1 doctrine.
Free silver coinage OF that sacred ratio
was approved. The principles Of the
Chicago Convention were realirmed in "a
lump But the amendment TO- the CHI
cago platform. offered ii the Bryan Cone
vontion by Senator David b. Hiu de-
clarng that the proposed free coinage
Jaw ought not to apply to existing con-
tracts. was rejected at Kalamazoo.
The platform declarations OF this CON
venti0n furnish an accurate measure or
its morality. its principles, and its com
science. The resolution cOngratuating
the party on having W. j. Bryan for its
leader exhibits It's degree OF Intelligence
This is all very well IN Michigan. IN
Republican State Democrats incur no
great loss by such degradati7ns. They
are hopelessly out Of power. They have
might declare for polygamy free rum.
free theft. and enroll the cheating OF
creditors among the cardinal virtues
without much further injury 20 their
reputation or their prospects.
But how is il With the Democrats OF
the South? DO they think they can with
immunity follow where these Michigan
Democrats and Ponu.Ist3 have led2 We
warn them that they cannot They have
an immensely greater stake. When they
set their feet IN that path again they
iuporu the existence OF the party that
has been their sole bulwark against par
tisan plots 20 deprive them Of their Con-
sflfutlonal right of disagreement.
They put I'm Jeopardy their fair ana
equitable representation in Congress and
I'm tho Il lectral College They take
step that before another four years nave
passed will degrade the Southern States
20 tho condition of political dependency
ENJOYING only such franchises and rights
OF representation, as the kepuDhedn
party, permanently and securely estao-
lished In power. may be pleased TO confer
upon them.
4 reaffirmation in 1900 of the piincinies
Of the Chicago platform and the nominal
ton Of Bryan or OF any man VINO up
holds the dishonest and detcstahle doe
trnes OF Biyanism viii make the election
Of Republican President and Repup-
lican Congress absolutely certain. The
American people will permit no tri1ng
with the standard OF value. no departure
from the principles OF public honesty.
Coming again into fun control OF the
legislative and executive departments OF
the Government tho Republicans Will
lose no time. The plans they have long
entertained for intrenching themselves
permanently IN rover, and which they
hRv. several tines attempted % carry
out. VIII prerpty be made operative.
The day OF force bills has passed BY
those measures. successfully resisted BY
the Democrats. tho Republican party
sought to secure thu right OF q full votp
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TO HONOR DR.. WISE,
The Distinguished Rabbi VIII Soon be
Eighty Years Old.

When the Union of American Hebrew
Considerations was held here on December
etn. Rev. Dr. Isaac VI Wise, Of Cinein-
natl. was the central figure. He Is a glan'
in intellect aud a man OF the purest char-
actcr, greatly beloved by al VINO hio"
him. -, 80.
i,r wise will be eighty years old on
Ar~1 Cd and this week the event VIII be
celebrated by the gathering In Clnclnhdu
of the American Kabianical Conference
ptetfnpuished men will be there from all
noints of the compass TO do honor 10
the nestor of American Rabbis.
DIR. Wise IS the leader OF the REFORM
movement 10 America. lie Is man OF
great learning and his influence Is Ieit
throughout the country. Many persons
I'm Rich1nond will recall the e.oqtedt
,-ords he spoke whenever he addressed
the gathering here last December
por nearly half a century ne mas pre-
sided over the largest synagogue in en-
rinnati and people of all religious faiths
I'm that city admire and esteem him.
Dr wise IS a noted scholar and writer
His books have attracted world VIDE at
tcntion. .,..,-.ou &.
tho country. and the founder OF the Union
~ Hebrew Congregations His name is
held I'm reverence by tho entire jewish
ministry. and is a household word III
every Jewish family.
DR. wise was born in Stelngrub.
bohemia. in 1919. lie was educated IN
the colleges Of Prague. Vienna, and
Leipslc. and after serving three years
IN the pulpit in Rodmitz. came to Anne
RIGA I'm 1912 For eight years he remained
as the minister OF a large congregation
In Albany y. Y. and in 1854 went 10
Cincinnati. where he still resides. as the
rabbi OF Bene Jeshurum congregation.
Dr. Wise had been IN the United
States but few years when ne redhzeu
the Importance of a Hebrew theological
seminary In this country AT that uine
the Jewish m 'nisters were all foTslgh-
Ars and Or. wise conceived the idea Of
tnauguratins Hebrew iheoioslcdi SouIse
~ studv on this side OF the Atlantic.
ror ton years he worked necessarily for
the naturalization OF his pet Idea lie
toured the country with a series or lee
tures. and wrote pamphlets on the SUD
Sec, and finally. saw the successful Gull
rof-ation Of his efforts at the first con-
vention. In 1873 Of the Jewish congrega-
f{ons al which II was determined TO
Jointly support a Hebrew theological
seminary. Two years later the etihce
was reared In Cincinnati Or. Wise Is
the president OF the faculty. Besides
being prominent IN the pulpit. Dr. wise
IS also editor Of two OF the leading He
brew papers in the United staies-the
America lsraelue and the Deborron.
He has also written several volumes on
tho history Of the Jews. volume on
the Theology Of Judaism; three volumes
on the doctrines Of Christianity; philo-
eophical work enti'lod. THE Cosmic
God" and other works
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minute schedule were Messrs. WIN. j.
Morrsette W. ID. To.fr. Geo. 5. Gr.zL2rd'
~. IT, CeIs.ey, Jones.
OPINION UNDER CONSIDERATION.
when the protests had Oh been entered
end Capt. GuiEon had concluded his
cvoss-examina lion in au eGor, 90 set the
approximate amount oi travel over th9
line ~ question counsel Tor both sides
argued the clse.
Mr. Coghil c0utendod that more sat
isfactory schedule SHOULD be given. and
Capt Guieon contending that the COM
pauy was giving as e1yd a schedule as
the patronage warranted
Judge Clopton took the matter under
conzlIerat lion and will deliver his opinion
on Monday
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CHURCH
The regular morning and evening servi-
ces VIII be held 40 BaiHbridge-Stree
T1pust church to-day. At o'clock
in the afternoon special services VIII be
held. when the newly Elected deacons will
be installed Immediately after the Ia.
stallation. the 10. Y. p u. VIII meet.
personal AND NOTES
Intelligence has been received here ~
the death Of Mrs. Emily Dorset. wife Of
Mr. f.. G. Dorset. OF SkinquIrter. She
leaves beside her husband. five children.
snndav-school m Gao A. NJ. services al
II A N and 1-is p NJ bv the paetor.
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Richmond. Walter Christian. clesk o.
Hustings Court 10 Joseph r. Glenn. 10
feet on east side Cherry street 30 feet
north OF Spring. In name Of ". s. Roiin.
for taxes. 81.
same 10 same. q feet on Thirty-frsr
street. 1iO feet from y. in name OF Isaac
Buriey ST.
r. Wiley Davis and wife 20 J. Y. Cher
rs. 30 feet on TweHty-f0urth street, south
ga - corner .. S1.H-J.
A. T. smith and Henry l. Caheu 37if
feet on west side sixteenth street between
Broad ana Marshall, subject 40 deed OF
trust. $50.
Laura ~ Young 20 Henry T.. CabeU. 81
feet ON Marshall street, northwest corner
sixteenth. subject 10 deed OF trust $40
Henrlco. George W. Jones and wife 10
Samuel n. Pulnm. 20 p feet on north
side Darlington street, iVJH. feet east OF
Twentv-second. subject 10 deed Of
trust. s.
Annie r. Lanney To T.. r. Fletcher.
propepri. No. 1923 Washington street.
and personality 81.
William YOUNG and wife and Mamie
and Abraham cross 10 David Bates. in-
terest ~ ~ acres near Charles City
road, s.. .I
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-12
THE UNIVERSITY
BASEBALL TEAM.
Daily Practice in the Gymnasium Get
ting Il Into Good Shape.
GREAT THINGS EXPECTED OF IT.,
All the old Team Back and an Album
dance Of Good New Matcrinl-SOmc
Promising Candidates for the
Pitchers BOX-Schcduic.

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. March
10 Specialize baseball squad is rapidly
getting into shape by daily practice in
the FaycrRcather gymnasium. The sea-
son opens This year in a most satisfactory
manner. and though the team Of 1893 is
As yet. IN q very unsettled statc-due TO
the wsetchod weather OF the past month
great THINGS a.e expected 81 IL when II
S. rounded into from.
PROMISING MATERIAL
All tho members OF last year team are
back and The additions are quite promis-
ING summerseIl who did such brilliant
work IN the box last year Will 90 most OF
the twirIinc. Carter. OF Exeter Academy,
Nfassaclu.ctts. SIS the most promising
among the remaining pitchers. AmonG
tho other prom sing candidates are cur
ley. Shib,ey. CIaycraft. Cooke and SUCK
iev. Curfev at second base rs showing
nu FAR ahead OF anything In the inneld
sud IS certain for position. His heldins
s. very quick and he covers a great deal
Of ground
Tie following schedule has been ar
ranged by Manager A. Wy. Aston;
SEASONS SCHEDULE.
Saturday. March n-Woodhcrry Forest
Academy. ar Charlottesville.
Monday March i3-Episcopal High
school at charlottesvillei p,,,...,o ,,,,n
49, '"'s ..-,--,....l.-....i,.
school al na' Ei'' ,r..,-.s.,.
March CO. %. and c}-Nchmond Atlantic
League Club. at Charlottesville.
saturday. March Lafayette. at Char
I't.'S'i"V d. <-.---n - C,bsr-
Moncav' MarcA 90 '''''' ~ '''''
lot-csVh.e. oil. (.-.,. -. l-,,,-
Thursday, March ''-CofNei' az >i'r-
loitesNlle.
Thursday MaIah ''-l4'N-Sii' az '''''-
iotfeaviHe
saturday Apri IL ale' all 4,lcNi'lonu'
Monday, ApiI '- al1' nl N''A' ''''''
VIE cs..
lnfsatN' APT" 80
lotteSFiIe.
wednesday ApIi o--i iii'u'ol' ~ '~'i4'
lottesvile. ,.,..-
Saturday, ApIh s-1eoibe''"n al 0'o'-
loiiesfl"e'
Tuesday and wednesday Aprl ID ano
1--Hoston National League 'iuo' al Guar
lottesv'ile.
saturday ApiH i''-- "' o1 o"a'
lo'tesNiIe
Nj day Apri l'--I' i''.9' wanna H' nag
lottcsvhle.
Iuf.aff. APT" 4'-l e''li7' ''"''" az
L}nchhlrg
Saturday. April ---oeoise'o"h al
Washington
Tuesday. April IT nNerslty OF NARY
land at charlottesville.
Saturday Anrl -'-st. Adams School
81 Charioue,Nlle'
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BASEBALL IN FREDERICKSBURG,
the College Team Has Arranged Its
Schedule Cprthc Com 'ug Season.

FREDERlCSKBURG, VA. March IL
Specialize College baseball season
will open here on March 18th, when
Fredericksburr Will meet Lafayette. last
years champion of the Unite states
schedule which contains besides TINS
team Harvard University and Trinity
College is nearing completion. At pres
eut % is as follows. March 2ith, Lafayette
al Fredericksburg. April lst FIX Yale al
Fredericksburg. April 9Th, Roanoke Col
leee IT FredeucksbUrg. April 18th. G2llau-
det OF Washington at FredericksDurE
April 18th. Harvard University at Fred
ericksburg. April 10Th. Richmond League
Team at Fredericksburg, April "a, hpis-
copal High School at FredericksburEi
April 18th Eastern Athletic club OF Wash
ington ~ Fredericks0urg, May 9TH
Trinity College of North Carolina az
fredericksburg. IN addition 10 these
games the management hope 70 arrange
contests away from home with kando ph.
Macon. Richmond College, Episcopal
High School and McCabe's.
Candidates for the team begin regular
work Monday and the successful men and
their position will be announced next
week.
The team will appear In handsome new
uniforms OF dark blue and maroon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-12

The meeting Of the Anniversary Com
mittee this afternoon will be opened with
prayer hy the Hon. George B. Davis. The
chaplain of Richmond Lodge Of ODD
Fellows, and Nearer. Ny God. 70 lnee:
will be- sung. Quite a number OF sub
committees viii be named, and a treasurer
and secretary and general chairman
elected.
As there are more than a million odd
Fellows governed by Grand Sire Plnker-
ton and the outcome Of this meeting IS
expected 10 result In securing an Official
visit OF this parsonage. no htte imoor-
lance IS attached 70 this afternoon
gaLherlng.
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A UNIQUE EVENT.
An Opportun.ty ior Mu'ic and Merri-
mcnf-ft Gravh p q &c"

An ODfibItNh II lbt 'fNE ~ aNt -'aNit 70
merf-ft 6rarh p q @ 6"
The Idle Reporter is to make his first
arleala.e b.. ..ls city un-ei the au-
sDiccs Of the Athletic Association Of
Eicnmoud college. and for the DeneW Of
that organization al the Young Alen
christian Association Hail next Friday
.vcn ng. lie vail give tive readings from
sorne OF the most popular writings iius-
railing them VA chalk. The SUBJECTS on
,,bich- he proposes To deal are The Old
Distant Innabitant." "tlve Wonders OF
.sf,iraro '.Ihe Communicated hlcf b
(;reaf head Work" how she Shopped, %
and somewhat BILIOUS.
AIR Chcsterman VIII De assisted 10 this
er,terfainment by Miss Dhlafd, a vioiinlst
of great accomplishments. ana "A pupil %
gea.e. Miss Nancy Brooks, me talented
Shakcspcarean reader the LoNtSc u.Sc
,.lub. Nj. Haddon watkins and others.
A distinct novelty VIII be the repfoduc-
lion of the rfaphophone grand. m ms
uach.nc ac0usHcal eNeris are ATTAINED
that never before have been approached.
md which were generally believed TO DC
beyona the possibilities Of any sOund-pro-
di,clrg mechanism. Mr. Walter ID. Moses.
vbo Vas kindly loaned The machine for
ths occasion. has ordered some spec lal
records which viii be heard on ms &C.
Casiou.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-12

The midday Leutcu services from 7 70
1870 =. NJ will be continued throughout
this and The following week at 1900 east
Main street. Rev. william Alexander
Barr, of Monumental church, will conduct
the services on, Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday Of this week Those who
heard the series Of lectures delivered by
him at these services during the last Leu-
ten season felt that the half hour taken
from business was nOt lost 90 them. 10
IS hoped that there will be an increased
attendance during the remaining Two
weeks OF these services.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-12
REAL ESTATE ACTIVE.
Many Sales Rep, rtcd by j. Thompson
Brown n Co.

in buildings and sales Of real estate
marked Improvement has been noticed IN
tho past few months. All along west
Franklin and Grace streets many new
houses are going mp. and some very
handsome and valuable dwellings nave
changed hands. -. ,,,o+
j. Thompson Brown & Co report that
in The pasi thirty or sixty days tney nave
had injuries tor and have sold more
h.rh-grade property than ever before I'D
their long experience. and from neBoua-
tions now pending a very active market
is predicted for the spring.
Among heir recent sa IS were me rest
drnce 'Fiftb and Franklin, for $1,000;
{, aee neat Fifth. SLIGO; Grace and FIRST,
$500. CLAY near Adams. 5000 Frank
iin near Fifth. $3.50. Second and cary,
81 COO. store. Fourth and Broad, SlO"5i
dwellings in Manchester s.. 30, sJ$ north
Twenty-fourth, $lGJo, cottage Bartoh
Heights. 81 600: brick dwelling. Tenth
street, SLIGO; frame dwelling Graham
street. S0oO. frame dwelling hisn street
S00, besides other vacant property iots'
&c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-12

IN the CITY of Richmond who endorses the
platform and nominees of the Natlonai
Democratic Convention may be elected
contributing member and the annual dues
for such membership shall oe FIVE dOi.
lars payable on or before October lst OF
each year.
Under the rules. this paper had to lie
upon the table until the next meet
ing.
The section % IS proposed to eliminate,
reads as follows.
ANY member Of the club remaining
away from the regular monthly meetings
OF tho cirh for three consecutive meet
ings shall be dropped.
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ST. PATRICK IS
TO BE H0NORED.
The Usual Celebration of the Great
Saints Day,
A PANEGYRlC BY FATHER DUFFY
To he Delivered in st Patrick's Church
Mr. Thomas L. BaGlcy. Chief Mar
shall 49, a Banquet 10
the Members.
A PANEGYRlC BY FATHER DUFFY

The Catholic societies Of this city will
duly observe ST. Patricks Day which
occurs next Friday.
The various societies viii meet
at ST. Patr.ck's school Hail. Twenty
sixth and Grace streets. and there form
line and proceed 70 ST. Pauicks church.
where a panegyric Will be delivered boy
Father puNy. of Norfolk.
Air. Thomas f. BagIey will be chief
marshal. His aides have not yet been
named. but viii De selected from the dill
ferent societies.
BANQUET FOR MEMBERS.
The custom ot the convention OF
Catholic societies to nave banquet az
NIGHT has been DISPENSED with. and those
who enjoyed such pleasure TN former
wears viii miss tue opportunity. How
ever Division 80. 3. Auc'elt order OF
Hberniaus. viii give a banquet 90 the
members only OBJ So palulks night al
Lee camp Hall. Lee Camp 4. ", nav
ing kindly granted the u-' G.. inc h"l ih
exchange for the Hib'rn3n meeting
night. which would Dr. "Wednesday nis".
next Tor such courtesy ou tha part or
Lee Camp. the Hibcrnians are very
grateful The programme as arranged
promises 20 exceed al others in pleasure
that have preceded it. and the closing
scenes of ST. Palrcks DAY VIII hte ih
memory bv the members who constitute
Tie Ancient order of Hibern.sns.
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THEY WILL HONOR
THEIR NANESAKE.
Raleigh to Present Silver Punch Mugs
to the Gallant Cruiser
TO IMPROVE WATER SUPPLY.
Committee Reports Contamination Of
City MateT-Ncw Church To- BE
Buiit-Hard-W Worked New-pa-
per Man TO Go to Cuba.

RALEIGH, y. c.. March u-Spccid.-
X was the purpose OF the Board of Asri-
culture at the beginning OK the year 10
give contract tor The building oi an an-
mex 10 the state Museum. Dut tle Legs
.ature passed o. resolution taking tnat
power nom that board Sow tle new
board viii lct the contract as soon as
special committee appointed to receive
the bids can make % report 20 Tho board.
A NEW CHURCH
The First byter.au church. The Old
est church in tne city is 10 be torn
down. and $1,000 church erected on 49,
site. The work of tearing down tnis old
building. that stands in the heart Oh mo
city. Is 20 begin ON Monday.
colonel p. A. Olds. whose newspaper
work during the session of thc Le6lsia-
ture just adjourned. has been 500 arduous.
left to-day Oh a. recuperatius tip io
Cuba.
WATER COMPENSATED.
The committee OF physicians and SURE
veyor appointed 10 look into the matter
OF the bad water supplied the ciiy through
the City Water Works Company. Ease
night made its report to t1e Board NJ
Aldermen The suiphuric acid m tho
water coming from the phosphate mills.
is said 90 be unhealthy bat nor deadly.
hut these gentlemen show whore the
freatest danger comes from. chat is from
the water shed where improper conii-
tl0ns exist.
Tho sons OF The Revolution met here
Yesterday afternoon and appointed ri .e-
gates to attend the general convention
Of Sons 90 bee held at Denver. col. ApiN
10Th. .....o.,
MUGS FOR THE RALEIGH.
As soon as Do is ascertalncd when me
United states Cruiser Raleigh VII. reach
Norfolk. quite large delegation VIII so
from here 90 greet the vessel io present
he silver punch mugs. the gift off Mrs
W HAYWOOD. of Raleigh. and t0 Co.
ceive tine gun which the cruiser is to
nresent to This cliy The mugs are very
handsome. and match in design the e.e-
CANT punch bowl and iadlr presented me
cruiser by citizens oi North Carolina TWO
years ago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-12

with Apologies TO S Il. Z

with Apologies 10 s II. I'd
4 poet indeed as Horace hath II. Us
born not made" as IS evidenced oy
the following charming lines from tho
pen OF an embryo genius IN verse max
ing. now at the University OF Virginia. II
this maiden effort is an avant-cour.er OF
what may be expected 10 follow from 50
facile a pen. it Will require nice Judgment
to decide whether the fortunate author
will most likely excel as a writer or
musician:
Twas al Summer German She had
a kodak IN her glance
But another hend than she was taking
photos at that dance.
Don Cupid CHANGED 10 pass where this
fair button-pres=er sat
And lost Boa admiration said, I'll take a
snap az that
Ifs tripod was a biped and hts roll OF
film. a heart,
And his lenses were IN focus long before
he made a start.
HIS imprOVised camera was rough, per-
haps you'll say,
But Impressions made upon that nlm'
were surely made 10 stay.
The finn has heen developed. and develop
ell into love-
II shows a wealth OF sunshine, and a
glimpse Of heaven above.
Two cherries. cream and peaches, and
two Hos OF Pantops red.
with a naughty twinkle In It's eve. that
has others oft mlsled.
Thus. an Of natures colors grace ms
pretty photograph.
And IT'S ever brightly chatting, with the
sweetest little laugh
Tho much love the picture, the orisi-
raj IL best,
II shou acesot Don's camera oy Jove,
I'll 90 the rest.
II she'll put press the BUTTON 0 what
happiness, 70 i've
And know that my exposure mas pro-
ducsd. no neeatiya -
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o,rerralls Persuasive Powers.

II IS by no means sure that Mr.. Bryan
Will assist Mr.. Altged IN his efforts 20
defeat Mayor Carter Harrison. It will be
recalled that Mr. Bryan was Induced 10
charge his mind after he had decided to
engage in an expedition to defeat the
Democratic nominee for Governor OF Nir-
cInia -Mashlngton Post.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-12

Work wifi begin on the Broad-Streot
Baseball Park this week. ard the
grourds win be placed I'm condition for
practice work, which Will begin about
March path.
THE PLAYERS viii an be here ABOUT that
time. and the first game Will oe WIN me
Richmord College on Saturday April LIST.
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MEETING OF The ACTlVES.

An Important Amendment TO the BY
Laws l. Proposed,
The Clay Ward Aetivss held 4 WALL
s,tsnded meeting last night, but tie ses'
sion was q very brief one,
Mr. clyde W. Saunders cfered me FOL
lowing as an amendment 20 articie .,
snetion g. OF the bylaws:
ANY white Democratic voter residing
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-12
sTo IL Z a.
p.n. = Tbs KIND You Has llHaYs Bought

Miller & Rhoads have Just received
some very swell silk Fiber Stationery.
II Is what you've been looking TOT,
Cards and wedding invitations engraved
at very rss sonable prices-StAtionery Do
partmenL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-12

Miller & Rhoads have just received
come very swell SIX Fiber Stationery
II IL what you've been looking for
cards and wedding invitations engraved
at very reasonable prices-stationery De-
Dartment
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-12

Ian Maclaren's Afterwards" would
seem 10 need some such voucher as some
critics opinion that 81 viii not add any
thing TO the authors reputation, while
no ssal author ~ than + IL beth Stca-t
Phelps says: 81 am not afraid 10 oro-
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