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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-12
Sas ein;ige 2inoerungsmitSrI,
]Raswap's J}eaop J1ctiet
flr tuntr[it,er unN duserIidben Gebraud,

fir lunerlid,er uns auferite0cu 0ebraub.
g,i'm Stbrautb BON RsOj3n CUR 2inbcrung bee
edmtr,cu iollttu ipir iolds Otrmcjocu, ptbs oa5
snftm uifi3irsn. Opium, Wiorpbtn, GblorHtorm,
Wstb,r, GOcaiu uno GbIornl bsbebcu ben Stbmsrl
poourb, baB fs ons gmpfuouHqs ssgtrmOgn gers
loren uuo Der Qatisut bic @ciublstrai Orlisrt.
So in bic. zine itbr pStOUblibs Qraris; Fc mass
,irt bic ,'smptomt last fe ui6t ertenu,u, u tatt
eog QciDsn III entiuucu, ruiHirt Fs Nsn Wupsu,
bic Qsbtr uno GuqtptiOs, toOtsi bel lGugUr6orts
issunq bic 8cro,u anO pcruriudt lofuIe OOer dls,s
msne 2dbmuuo
Gs lieQt feline TOtbpenoiGtct Orr, oitis uuo'a
niFsn 0toitamsnts III Qtbrauttr pcau Elm f6erts
eeilmittel, iuis q 4 D N q p's Tsuoo &tttsi
oi. eualeuOtu S6mcr1er rai5cr ljnoert, obre r=
qsuo uelbtn Ra6tb:iI fir 9iuor oocr GrnlGiens.
Gs S.6tbt iofOrt bic audl.notn 6tmcr3sn, GHts
IiHouuq, uno turirt GouG,itioreH Ob itt nun bon
Der QunQt, BEN Ruqsn, ben GiHg,Dtorr, anOersn
9rlfeu ootr e4lsim abiOnoTHOeu Wembrauen
btrritbreH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-12
9empnItrdtiOn in y D d.
pc It.


.8ubupe Il, llngarn, Il. Sept. -
Me6rere Sunoert YerIonen ieBten gez
tern 9lbeno cine Oemoniiration por
bem 6ieTigen Fran50Iifden aonIulal in
Scene. Sic tpuroen our9 Die Poli5ei
seritrsut, unb bic gs60rOs bat iebt Die
@traBen in Der llngebung oss 8pnluz
Iat5 ourh S6uBleute beieBen la'1en,
I'm eire Grneuerung Der OemonItraz
ton gu per6iiten.
9egen beutf9e 8st9eiliz
9uHg an Der @eItz
uStellung.
Berlin, II. 5eptember. - @s
beriautet, baB Elm aus berporragenoen
SnbuItrie0en be1tebsnOes Somite bier
in Organization begriffen 1T, um jegz
li6e Deu!i6e 8st6eiligung an Der
nddFjd6rigen 9dri1er Deltausfelz
flung gu per6inoern.
Die YripaIz2lgitation gegen Die
Wei!GuEIisQung moht INNER ipeitere
5ortI4rtIIe. De n9oiTiI6e 3eitung"
meqo:t 6eute Qlbero, oaB me6rere Der
gr0Bten 'osutThen 5irmsn psrIpro6en
6aben, teine Sd4ea nah Pari5 gu
Ffiden. Dem r3age6laI" gu 5olge
miro Der 8erIjner Staotrat6 in isiner
nGdfen Sibung Den GorI6la9 in @rz
ndSun9 5ie6en, Die 6erei!5 5eidiohens
8ei6ejligung Der Muai3ipal;tdt al O:r
4usIieQung riid8dngig 81 MAIDEN.
Nuf 6oGe 2(uloritdt bin era6tet Die
oeu!T6e Rsg.;erpng Oogegen jeBt ben
0rebTusz5aa un!sr aG2n llmTtdnOen
fir u6geTdlofen uno miro fire off
3ielIe 8ei6et;gung on Der Qusfteaun9
ntft bertpe;gern, Der Beanie, MEL
der o6igs M;tIGeilur9 md6t, ertldrE,
man miiRe beosnfsn, DAB Iih Die Se5iez
6un9en 3tpiTfen 9.uI,6tano uno
6rantrG;6 leB.6m trob oe5 0repFu5z
Safes ouf erFreu.;de Wsi|e gebehert
BADEN, uno 0aB IS ni6t piirT6ensz
peri6 lei, oieTe 8e5is9un9en auFs Neue
2u QefG6rOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-12
Gnm Pbilippinens8rie leg.
Nbi0Iung Der SennsRse 9olOntdre gu
Sioilo. - 9eneral canton ertl6rt
ous tiir3IiA per0ffentIi6te Sntere
bietp fir cine @rfin0ung.

oSiDHp. - OeIlSlul SulUlplt tllIuAL
oas tur3li4 per0ffentlidte Snters
biep fir cine Grfinoun9.
Muibington, ,. g., II. Sept.
- @entral Dts telegrapbirt benz
arisgsoepartsment, oaB 3tpei Gomz
pagnien oes 19. Snfunterie Rs9iz
ments geItsrn Qbeno BON Wanild ndA
Stoilo abgin9en, uno baB Der 3eit
3tpeier 8ataiQone morgen oortbin folz
gen piro, um ous Sennefeez8plontdrz
Regimsnt in Sloilo unO &ebu ab3ulOz
len. Otis i6idt ou6 8erhte iiber bic
tiir3li6en Ylanteleien gu Santa 8ita
unD Gan 8afuei, iibsr pel6e bereit5
Die n4fociirte 4rehe" WtelOungen
bra6te.
General S6pan iibermittelt cine
9eps16e aus ManiIa, in tpel4er er
mitt6eilt, 8enerul canton srtlGre oas
tiir3li9 psr0ffentli6te Snterp;ep, in
tpel6em er bic Qeitun9 De5 5elD3uges
auf Dem pbilippinen fritiIipt uno Ti9
bes gan3en arisges iiberOriiiIi9 ertldrt
ba6en Iolte, fir eine grfinoung.
Sin bsrbufteter 8urgerz
meii ter.
I2aniGa, II. Sept. - Sudn gaz
Ianeba, tpelfer i'm Suli unter Den Iuz
Ipi3ien Der ameritaniI6en Commit
Iion gum 9iirgermeiIter BON SINUS erz
pGblt porben mar, 1T om Wtittlpo6
perI9nupoen. Seine 5rsunbe bsbaupz
ten, DaB en- bon ben Sniurgenten gez
farg2n genommen porOen lei. Capt.
@rant erbielt geItern Die Nu6richt,
buB GuIereoo Elm GROCER 6reunoNgufz
nolco's lei unb bab bieTer i'm 3um8ez
neral in Der Snfurgentenylrmee gez
mo6t 6abe. GuFoneoa Eutte in leBter
3eit fart i'm 9eroodt geitanoen, oab
er nit benz Jeinoe 9erbinoungen unz
torhn1tp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-12
Shmersen bebp6en
1T einent Wtpntente

Gin,rlsi, ME b,ftig Ootr ouGItrO bic s3mtrJtu
ntat an Rhcumatismus Sttotnos, Solhe nslbs
ouf n,m g8eat Der @eneiuHQ tino ibDa6l6t, psrs
triop,ltt uero0ie pon 0euraais beimgeiudte ooer
BON Rraufbeteu bjugciredte BsrioncR ausjuitsbtn
kaLn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-12
So 3 n E 8 3 II T g

0ier 3uge poQ 6ludtlinge aus So@
banne5bur9 IinO bier un9stommen.
400 7F.u9tlinge Iino auBeroem in
Ourban eingetroffen. Die So6anness
burger unterItiiBungs @omIte'n baz
ben 4pG6rsno Der leBten Wofe 1000
8erIonen in psri6ieoenen 5beilen bon
Sranspual SIIfs 3utommn lafer.
So6unne5bur9, II. Sept, -
Die 8eamten Der vNieberIdnoii6en
8u6ngeIeGi6oft" 1ino aufgeforoert
porosn, 9orbereitun9en gum S8uBs
i6reu 8a6nlinie fir ben &riegSf1a gu
treffen. Die Stal;ener i'm 3ranSDuai
6uben beI6loFer, i'm Sale bes Nus>
bru6s BON 6einOieligteiten neutral gu
ple6en. Die 9oqdnOer i'm 5runspaal
6ielten beute sine 8erIummIung uno
na6men 8ei9lHHe an, in tpelden iie
Der 3sgierung Der Republit ibre llns
terItuBung oeripRaen.
Cine Senfution in q m.
81 ON, II. Sept. - Die anti7fles
rifulen 3situngen bebdupter, b1b Der
9opft aus Ieinem perIDnli6en 0ienite
eine fiirItli9e periOnli6teit entlaHen
babe, pel6e li9 in bertpegene 8Orienz
ipetulutionen eingelafen hat. Ods
80rTenzGomite bGtte bsn{el6en berlin
terT6lugung Don 100000 2ires be-
i6ulbiqt. Sein 9lane piro porIGufi9
i'm @atifan Ioipobl, ME BON bem
g0rIen=Gomite gebeim gebalten,
Gin bruFIianii4e pro
teIt.
Rio Sanetro, II. September,
- Die bruIiiianiIhs 3egierung bat
qsQen Den 9ertauf Der 2GnOereien oes
Sar3ogs pon Su6Ten an Die Oeuti4e
8agierung proteitirt.
Die 3eg;erung 9raIi!ien'8 iIt bes
nadri4tigt, oaB golipia cine OioiIion
MiiitGr abgsididt 6at, um Gcre gu
beisBen.
DuI06rdnbs abe M y
feille.
81 urfetlle, II. September. -
9Iusgsoebnte Wulobrdnbe tputben 3tpiz
iten 6jsr uno 5oulon. Cine m!nOez
! Hens 3eGn Weilen lange Strede M1io>
lanbes ite6t in Slammen. Me6rsre
G9ateaur iinD bereits 5erIt0rt pOroen
| uro arlosre i6peben in @eTabr.
| nScabs" bur9 unioniIte n
erieBt.
QueenstoDn, II. Sept. -
| Der BON Qiberpool nu6 6dlifQr BE-
iiinmte britiIhs 0ampfer r9amnra
1T bier eingeldufsn, um in QiperpOOl
angaporbsne Ni6t Union 0si5er,
pel4e ni9ts taugen, pur4 Union
Qsute gu erieBen.
8tfiere @rnbte Nusi 8z
ten in Snoisn.
Bomb bah II. September. -
| Sn 5olge ausgiebiger Regengiife baz
ben Ii4 bic Grnots 4usIi9ten in oer
psItli4en propin3sn Snoien's gebeis
| iert unb 1T bic Sur6t Dor Orobsnor
9ungersnotb bsfeitigt. Die Wstterz
propbeten tiinbiesn nod mebr Regen
N. 4u9 bic 9aumtpoa @rnote
clirTte odpon profitIrsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-12
Sic bcmpfratiid,en @eiebacbnngs=
GiitriftS 6 Spuuentiuncn

fir Die ,risn, sipeieu MD britten sieb9ebun9ss
Siitritts Der Stapt Baltimore iueroen am 8 0 rs
uer f a q, Ncu 3. Gttobtr, NittuQs Il ubr, in
ibren reptftiUcn Tiiriften iuammcntreten unO
6auoiouteu fir bic e5eieBecbuna nomnren.
Sic @eriammlunQs werpeu III elmer ipatercn
Hotis befnnnt eemadbt.
samce y. Sprter.
InrFBer Oes pempfratii9en Gampagnc eomite's.
lDnnA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-12
Baltimore = bio. = a bit Bulletin.

sl.OO DON Baltimore nadb 6rererif, Sdserss
tplpu unD gSindeiter uno suriid an Snnntaq
Den H. September. Ser Spe3ial3ug perldBt
SEN lRt RpDalz z9abnbo nm Z llbr 8prmitz
tags ocn Gamoen=@abnbpf nm llbr 5 0tn
9ormittaQs.
$3.50 Don Baltimore mad BEN 9urnnz So bIen
uno iuriid am SOnntag, ben II. September
Ser Spuial3uQ psrldbt ben Mt. 8opalsSabns
boi um llbr 9ornlttaQs. Den Gumoens8abns
boi nm Z llbr 5 Ntin 9ormittdgs.
$1,000 pcn Baltimore nadD @iasdrdsSaIIs
NM 3uriid am Sonntritaq, DEN II. September.
gillette no fir 10 Gage Qiilti9. Surblaufenoe
9crionen= uno 9ulman= 0arorz z99ae0ons per-
Iaiien Gamocu=9abnbo nm 9.l9 @ormitta0s,
ben Ilt. RoDalz9abnboi nm 924 9OrmittaQ5.
llnttrbrebung Der Gabrt piro auf Der &rds
reic crlaubt in Buffalo 3obetcr, @enepa,
9uroette uno Mau6aG6unt. 9bits6er nab
Sbououo=3 3slunos nur $50 fir bic &unoz
reiic BON Rodcer. (25ol
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-12
DID
Gin Sd)mer;cn 9inOern

stit m,br, ecrr iuni,i1 9ubren ai ny --
puuS,r6ay, otilmitth als Oas btt- fbute uro
,uc,raiFght Qutiput Der g8dt geg,n 5dmuJta
rrpi,itn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-12
@aomab's &eahD 8elief
i6aiit iuiurtiae Grlsidtrruns.
Sommer=G Complaints,
OU(enterie, OtNrr6Ge,
0lo(erN 1l(Or6us.

Gin bolbsr 9bctI6ff,I osu BON 8ruOD Rslief In
.n,m balbtn Gilaie gBuiier, 70 oft ntotrbOlt, ais
gnfdQt ooriommsu, uuO Elm GIarclls seapptn, G,z
idtti0t nit RtaOp 8,lsI uno iber ben WGgcn unO
iInterlcib qclsQt, ihaiin ioiortiQs SiuoeruuJ uuO
btiperitertQtu baloia. @siunq.
Reiut itlmmsu Nodmirtungsn CrsIbe bttdnoig
3oisu BON Opium etc. iolgsn iolgtn otn 8,braus
DE bon Rasma0's ReuoO 8tlitf bod roroeu Die
GuQtpttpe in einsm gsIunotn, normalen 3ufdnDe
bsIa'ien.
Gin balbsr biz ciu gamer Gbetl6ifel RON in els
mem buibtn glais g9aFtr bsititigt in ptuatu Ws
nuttu Rrdn-ft, S6DiuO,lunidus, lauren Waacn,
eeobrsnnsn, Rsru6Nt0t, 0iQrinc, Sarrb6c, 9ps
ieuterit @olit @lGbuu9,u uEo an, iHnsrtn gts
tbnerDtu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-12
ScmpfratiScf,e Spnpeutipnen.

Sit pcuofratitbe Denominations zGonotnttoE
ipiro ont WtpntaO ben 2. Sftpber, Ntitta9s y ubr
suianmentrcteu fiir Die Domination Der osmOtrlti=
i6en GanoiOoten fir Die iGDtiihen 9em.er.
Ser @eriammuuQs miro in elmer lpdttren
Wpti3 bcfanut uCmdd)t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-12

9retpria, II. Sept. - Wtan
Iiebt 6ier Der GntIaeibung bes aa6iz
nets nit GROCER Spannung entgegen,
Stadt5IetretGr ReiB 1T Don bier nua
Sobannesburg unb Der &apItaot 0bgez
reilt. Die g(nfunft peitersr britii6er
3ruppen in SiiOafritu pirb iibrigens
nidt ais Elm 3eiden unpermetoliaer
arieaeS betra6tet, ba Die militdriI4e
S6pd6e Der GnglGnoer in Den Iuoz
dFritaniiden &olOnie'n Ffon lange
notoriI6 mar unb Die jeBige QbbulTe
oisTes ue6elfunOes unter osn umItdnz
ben nur naturlia 1T.
Mehr fEluAtlinas aus
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-12
5ortIsbung Der Britt den
81 il Il unQen.

2onbon, II. Sept. - Die 96dz
tigfeit i'm &riegs7 unO MdrirezMiniz
iterium bauert fort, ollein ionIt 1T bic
Sage bs5iigli6 Der 3runspoal=&riIi5
unberdnbert. Gs Derlautet, Dab Britt
ienbauzMateriol gum tpaFrI6einlihen
Gebrau6e in Siioafrito BEL Jirmen
in ben Ser. Staaten beitelt lporoen
1T. @erI6it0ene Sran5portIdifFe,
pel6e Sruppen einT6iffen Iollen, 90z
ben an ben 0OdS ur9etegt.
0ie Stimmung in Pret D.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-12
Slutbao in Nfrifa.
Sram,Oiiid deGrpeoition mahafrirt
Ginc abulidle, i'm lebtcn MARS pcrDf:
fcntliG]te Infrid,t cripicS fidI
ipdter ale nnbegriimoct.

unberdnOerte SadIage in Der Sran3s
paal Srd9e. - No6 INNER 2lusz
ii4ten auf @r6lltung oe8 6rIss
ben5. - Q(omirul Oeipep uno feline
Sffi3iere beidsntsn sinen un8Iud@
li6en britiI6en Seemdnn. - Inz
geblide sroBe 0efruuoationen in
3om. - 8srbeerenoe WalObrdnoe
5lpiIaen MarIeiue uno 5oulon.
Sripoli, II. September. - Sin
bier ungetpmmsner Courier bringt Die
Na6ribt, bab bic frun3D1iI6e @rpeo!z
tion, an bersn SpiBe 9r. 5oureuu uno
Maior Camp ItanOen, nieOer9emebelt
porosn lit. Dem 8tridte 5ufoIge
nuroe Die Expedition BON elmer enors
men S6dar Sudregs angegriffen uno
= na9oem Die 9(ngreifsr snorme 9srs
lutte erlittsn hatten - biz auf Den leg
ten Mann mafatrIrt.
(2(m %, Mdr3 D. s. meloste cine
BON Nlgjer no4 PariS geiaitts 9spes
i6e, baB cine S6aur 2uareg5 eine
europGiI9e Expedition uuf ibrem8e9e
nab Dir, in Der Sa6ara, unge8riffen,
100 Wann 9et0otst uno einen She'll
Der &aruipune erbeutet babe. IS 4ieb
oumals, bieis Expedition miiiIe Oieies
NICE unter 6oursuu uno 2amp gene
fen Iein, auein am %. Mdr5 lan9ten
offi3ieGe 0epei6en aus 8istaru, 214
Uleilen iiiotpeItfi6 bon G!gier, in pa
ris Elm, faut ipslden bic 5oureuus2az
mD'I9e Expedition ihon einige Vloz
nate porbsr gu &gai6eS eingetrofFen
mar uno batter ni6t oiejenige iein
tonnts, lpel6s bic 5uaregs iiberfielen.
q. 3. 8)
SnrtT . b unn Ser h RI Fl RI . T,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-12
Sieue 5pfnun9.
Sregfus' Sesnaoisung empioblen
MitglicScr SeS ariegsgerifts pcr-
fucnScu itcf1 bci'm Yrdiiocnten
fir ben Scrmrtbeilten.


3ennes per0bst. - Die burA ben proz
5eB bort9in gsbru4tsn Ssiu6er
buben Ii4 entfernt. - Der 9eiud
in Mulbau1en Der bauptid4lide
@runb fir bic neue @erurtbeilung.
- Gin Sntsrpiep nit GItsr9a5D.
6ortf4ritte Der 9IgitatiOn gegen
bic gariIer Dsltuusiteaung. -
@roBer 8rano unb p0bsl au8z
f9reitungen in Paris.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-12

8ufbington n, D, g., II. Sspt,
- 0ls Orenfus 8eroitt piro IN
6ieIigsn offi5iel1en areiien ullgemsin
als cine urasre6tigteit betra6tet, OBJ
g!ei9 bic 6Dberen 9samten be9rsiFli4sr
Wsiis aus pplitiidtn RudIi4ten go
osrn, Ii9 bariibsr aus5uiprs6en. Wfan
furbtet, bab bic bier gu 2anos 9trr@
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-28
PROF. REEFS MUSIC CLASS.
The Annual Recital at Beividero
Hall

Han
The eleventh annual recital Of Prof
Herbert l.. Rees music class was held
last night ia BeyIdere Hall. The fol
lowing musical programme was rendered
PART FIRST.
j. Duet-Love Letter Waltzes OEng.c-
MANN, Mcssrs. Chas. BrizzOlara and
Herbert l.. Rees
p T4lo-stariight Schottische (GiebeD.
Misses Hazel Fau'couer, Ruby Lyle and
Louise Lowry.
B. Quartoue-Weddng March (Mendeis-
sohn. First Pian0-Msses Mamie Pat
tcrson aud Alice cooper. Second Piano
Misses clara Tyler and Sadie Rowe.
d. Tri0-Diploma Waltz (sreahboe)
Misses Marie Rankin. Mary Wright, and
Florence Johann
o. Duet-Happy Birds waltz OIo.sD.
Misses Vera and Lillian Harris.
6. Quartette-Bud of Promise Waltz
GNebster} First-piaHo- Misses MAY
Jones and Irene Brannan Second Piano
Misses Hattie and Master Edwin Walther.
g. SOng-The Girl Loved ln sunny
Tennessee. Miss Violet Wray.
s. Trio-ROse Bud Sch0tusche lRechO,
Misses Annie Henley and Lconie Alhro DIT
and Master Fred Robins
g. Quartottc-La Grace OBohml First
pian0-Misscs Eva Howle and Pauline
Koch Second Plano Misses Alma Far
mcr and Pearl Bosher
TO- Tro-Little Romp Quickstep 0iar-
mlst0unt. Master Alton ffaf0n and M.ss
Oracle Sowell and Lizzie Wittci
49, Duct-Biccolo Galop fBakel. Misses
Alice Cooper and Fannie Rees
PART SECOND
T. March. by class
10
Roes First pian0-Misses Minnie Nc
Kenna. Irma southall and Mamie Heu-
don Second piano-Mlsses Annie Harfon.
Agnes Riddell and Master Ernest Butler
g. Quartcitc-Dance Ecossaise. Baker,
First piano-Ansses Vera Harris and
Annie Henley Second piano Misses Lie
liam Harris and Elva MalOnee
song-My Creole Sue. Miss Mamie
Patterson
Trlo-Alplne Glow COesteni Misses
Sadie Rowe Pearl Bosher and Mary
Wilkinson.
a. Overure-Zamna. GIerold. Misses
Clara Tyler and Mamie Patterson.
&. Piano solo-La Iingaro. bohm), Mr..
Chas Brizz0iara.
Grace S0wel.
O. Trlo-Fairy blossoms Waltz. GieheD,
Misses Fannie het9' b'iHS HN 'Ni 'S"'
and Iottie Faulconer
IA Ouartette-H Haunting Eyes Galop,
CRavlor, First piano Misses Mary VIII
kinson and Hazel Joynes. Second piano
Misses Mary Murray and Bessie Cary
n Duet-Tsrentelle, dieierl, Misses
Famine Koch and Eva HOWE.
10 Tableau scene introducing 1.-TWO
locks of Hair" Miss Mamie Patterson
..H class
Following the musical exercises came
tina delivery OF medals and diplomas.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-28
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's
Citizens and Ofiar Matters.


Citizens and Ofhsr Matters.
The Misses Sutton have returned from
Virginia Beach.
The Board OF Fire Commissioners will
meet tonight 10 elect an engineer.
The condition OF Or. W. w. Parker was
unimproyed last night.
Mr.. w. II. Tyee. OF Phillpsburg. Pa. is
Wis ting friends In this city.
Mr. W. G. Lpscomb was reported as
getting along very well at the Old
Dominion Hospital last night
Mrs T. j. Jackson is the guest OF DR..
J. p Smiths family at the Union Theo.
logical Seminary.
Mrs. a. W. Gibbs, OF Altoona. Pa. IL
visiting her brother. Mr. p. II. Basker-
vile, No. % north Laurel street.
An application for discharge was filed
yesterday in the clerks Office OF tine
United States District Court in the mat
ter OF William @. Stokes. a bankrunt.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
confederate Memorial Literary society
viii he held on to-day at noon in
the Museum
Professor Charles. Puryear. Professor
or Mathematics in the Agricultural and
Mechanical College Of Texas. Is in the
city, the guest OF Mr.. Z. p. Valentine.
Otey and Estelle Pannin. Of Peters
burg. are guests Of Airs. Lucy Burch. on
Grace street. They leave for Virginia
Beach to-day.
Colonel and Mrs. Francis Mallory Of
Lexington. Va. are visiting relatives at
200 south Fourth street They will leave
tomorrow for Essex county.
nd Mr. IT.-.b..ff-
tin Tex. are visiting Mrs. Hamberllns
mother. Mrs. :. 3. Wilson. 40. sI9 west
Grace street.
Mrs r. j. Wade and little daughter
Emile, OF this city. are visiting the fam.
ily OF Hon. Jeter o. Huteheson, OF King
William county.
Misses Lyn and Florence Rodes. daugh-
tiers of Mr. Thomas L. ROdes. OF Far
View. Albemarle. are visiting their grand
father. Mr. Robert j. Christian, 2l0s east
Franklin.
Messrs Ben Metzger. Herman Biclman.
Joseph Litchenstein. Juan Plzzini, and
w j. Kelly. who went 20 S. Louis, 40,
ten days ago 10 represent the Richmond
lodge ~ the Elks az the annual c0ayen-
dion of that order have returned.
Miss Ruby y Rrrnett and b. Robert
night 90 tae re- .lenoe ol the bridas co1-
sin. Mr. John IA Burnett. No 80 south
Beach street Tie ceremony will take
place al o'clock
The Council Committees on Light and
on Finance win hold i1lrt frFsi1n bi
Room No. u OF The cry Han to-day
at 6 =. NJ 10 consider the question
in regard 20 the Improvements needed
az the city gas works.
Rev Father Charles Berkely. Of WASH
ingion d. c.. has returned 10 his home
ai,er brief visit 10 Rev. Father O'Hara,
OF this city. Father Berkoy Will cele
brate his FIRST holy mass in Washington
next Sunday. assisted by Rev. Father
O'Hara
Tonight at Calvary Baptist chdrcn,
the regular weekly service Will
Dee conducted by Prof Porter. q
Baltimore, who Is here training o iaraa
chorus for the b. Y. p t. Convention.
Subject, Church Music. It's Use and
Abuse"
II rhm'nIegS i'm New York
NEW YORK. June q -spec.al-Rlch-
mond arrivals. Waldorf. - As,eis and
wife. Glisey j. D. Bailey. Mania ZEN. e.
L. King and VIE; Hoffman " q. Neal.
A. =. Gordon; Union Square, w. ".
Rasen.
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Richmond: NJ L. c. and ;. A. Staples
TO John c. Dew, "A feet on west side OF
Reservoir street. near Beverly. $500.
Geo r. Burchs admir-. 10 j. r. Eubank
% IL feet on west side OF Thirty-th.rd st.
25 feet north OF Marshall S2i6.l5.
Mayo Land and Bridge Company to
Henry l.. Caben. a strip OF land SO feet
wide across The lands of the Mayo Land
and Bridge CO. on Mayo's Island con-
tanning $50 acres. d strip OF land 30 feet
wide across the property OF the Mayo
Land and Bridge CO. IN Manchester, con.
talnlng 80 acres, $1,000
ERaab and wife TO Genevieye RaaO'
house and lot 1913 f. Main street, 500
Henrico: T.. ). Read and wife 10 MIS-.
NJ W Vinal. s IA acres on south side OF
Nine Nile Road, $3.50.
Thomas II. Farrand and wife 70 J. G.
Giffert. as feet on west side OF Natonsi
Cemetery Road near the city. 5000
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-28

pleasant entertainment was given
Monday night at tine residence of Mis
Cora Jones. 40. 42] south Laurel street t1r
the benefit 0f the library of Pile-Street
Baptist church. There were solos. duets.
"a comedy. a pant0mime and several tah-
leauX. Among the young people who
took leading parts Were Miss Cora Jones,
Mr. Thomas l.. Wynue Miss Bessie Cary.
Miss Norma Ragand, Mr. Graham
Wynne Jr Miss Belle Hooper. Mr. Yer
non owen Miss Gladys owen Mr. Gray
Huice. and Miss lnez Wright The per-
flrmance of the big six boys was great
m TACT. the entire entertainment was
as pleasant as any one might desire. and
it Will be repeated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-28

The Executive Committee and chair
man of committees. which are preparing
for the great meeting OF the y. y. -.
T. July 18Th held a meeting Monday
night al the Y. NJ O.. A.. and dccid-
OH t0 use the Regimcnta Armory as
headquarters during the meeting
A large canvas bearing letters 10 that
effect Will be stretched across Broad
street ar Seventh and also across Mar
shall street az tho arm0ry.
Next Sunday afternoon n rally Of the
unions Will bee held. ar which time the
chairman Of each committee viii outline
the work so Tar done. and give his plans
Tor the future.
A choir rehearsal was held last night
at Calvary Baptist church under the dl-
recti0n OF Prof Porter.
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Board. is not expected 20 be present.
RE is now at his country home In Pu-
lasM county.
The Lincoln Farmers club OF Loudoun
county has written % The Governor re-
gsrdmg the matter of authorizations Oh
food The letter says. THE law we
have requiring the analysis or IerllllzeI7
was fell 10 be a great benent To lalih-
ers. both as a protector ana as am euN-
c.tor could we NOT have a similar one
nas.aa to urotecf the buyers of foed
quantities OF which are now used In TINS
and adjoining counties!
Among the visitors az the Governor S
office were Mrs. John Reck1fd ana
daughter. of Bel Air. Nd, and Mrs o.
p. Taylor. of WeisylIe, y. Y.
Dr. j. p. Gillian treasurer OF chester
field. and Treasurer Jarrett OF SUSSEX
called at the Auditors Office.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-28

SPLENDID WORK DONE.
The State Sunday School Association
Gaining Ground.

Gaining Ground.
The Executive Committee Of the Viz
ginia State Sunday School Association
held a most interesting session at its
rooms yesterday afternoon, Mr. W. h.
Jones presiding AID Mr.. Alfred G.. Gary
recording the proceedings.
A committee appointed for that pur-
pose has compiled brief but c0mpre-
hensive statement ~ the history present
condition. and future purposes Of the
Association which will be issued In a few
davs and mailed free 10 Sunday-school
workers.
Letters have been received by the
secretary from prominent Sunday-school
workers IN six counties where no assoc
Citations of It's character now exist.
who have pledged themselves 10 organize
AN INSTRUMENTATION Sunday-school As
ISOLATION.
Hanover county was the first 10 organ
i've since the convention held IN THIS city
March $40 1883 and has elected the fol-
lowing officers. George Z. Ha", presi-
dent. A l.. Holiday yice-pfesideht
George G. Smith, treasurer; W. t. WI
liams. secretary.
Executive Committee: II. Carter Redd,
of Reayer Dam. &. w. Hunter Ashland.
r w Timberlake, Atlees. 5. J. boswell,
Ashland. and T. r. Fuller Gaines MiiL
The Executive Committee feel very
much encouraged al the outlook and the
secretary. Mr.. Alfred J. Gary, Room 3.
CITY Hall. will take pleasure IN giving
any desiIed information.