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The evening times., 1899-01-31
OBITUARY.
Hon. John BOgEs.

San Francisco. Jan. 31.-State Senator
John Boggs. one of the best known pio-
neers of California, died here yesterday.
He went to California from Missouri in
lS49 and for fifty years was engaged in
mining and stock raising.
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Brunswick City shares are at the top
price ever reached by them. The Southern
Railway is understood 10 contemplate ex-
tensiye development at the city
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The market this morning was much like
that OF yesterday, sluggish, and with small
fluctuations. The opening was at a lower
figure than yesterdays close in most
stocks and there was something of rally
from the bottom. 1t is a traders market
with buying on the declines and selling on
the spnrts, and it seems probable that
there may be day or two more of the
same tactics. On the whole, however, the
circumstances of the market point to a
start upward again in the near future. The
seeming certainty now Of the ratification
of the Peace Treaty will undoubtedly cause
buying and rally. II prices start up again
well the public viii begin to buy with its
old vigor.
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1t is understood that pool has been
formed in Wabash preferred, and that the
stock will be advanced.
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Marriage Licenses

Marriage licenses were issued today to William
d. Jones and Jennie jackson; Claudius
Green. Goochland. Va, and Annie E. McNanare,
Nelson County Va; William G. Smith and Jo-
seDhine Johnson.
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it seems probable that this will be recoT-
cred shortly.
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on spring suits.
Another LOT suits, SI4.98.

Another lot of new spring
suits-the most expensive
sorts will be offered you to-
morrow-and at a price
that you'd hardly expect
possible. The lot consists
of new plain broadcloths.
venetian cloths. and mixed
novelty stuffs. They are
made with tight fitting and
fly-front jackets, and have
cord and button fastenings.
They are man tailored in
faultless fashion, with ev-
cry little point of fashion
to make them desirable.
We offer the choice of any
garment in the lot-for
S14.9S.
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Chicago Grain nna I'royision Nar.,e,
Corrected daily by W. r. Hibbs & Co..
members Of the New York Exchange,
l519 T Street
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1t was noticeable that Central and
Southern Pacific were particularly strong
this morning as they were yesterday. The
friends of these roads say that the insiders
are buying the stocks heavily on the pros
pect of good settlement with the Govern
ment
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Figured black back Waist Lining
full ward wide and a good. strong. and
durable quality-instead of 15c
yard. S7t
OUR SPECIAL PRICE IS -. oS
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New York stocR Market.
Open High Low 2::iJ

Corrected daily by ". s. Hibbs & Co,
members CT the New York Exchange
1919 + Street
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Mems 4OC underwear, 25c.

For just a day we shall sell lot OF
mems pink and blue striped, derby
ribbed shirts and drawers, with silk
faced fronts-which have been 4Oc. a
garment at occ
SPECIAL PRICE OF ...... IL
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Introductory price,
$3.50 for new spring suits.

The first breath OF spring
is brought you in this spe-
cial lot of new spring suits,
which go on sale tomor-
row-fresh from the hands
of their creators. The lot
consists of new venetian
cloth suits, and fine black
and blue serges. Thorough
ly Tan-tailored throughout
with the finishing touches
that mark the garment OF
high degree. The skirts are
new style-new cut-with
loop and button fastening.
Later in the season they'll
sell for much more-but to-
morrow you are offered
them for $3.50.
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Yard wide, high lustre, extra heavy
Sateens-in street and evening shades
usual price is 19c yard. 1pC
OUR SPECIAL PRICE .......'-
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So 98 for these coats.

Choice of any coat in this lot-all
that are left from the highestp priced
garments sold this season-the smart
est and most fashionable effects TO be
found-fnest silk-lined garments will
be offered for S99S. This is by far the
most remarkable Offering ever made
for no other merchant would have the
courage to see such high-class coats
go at this price. But we are deter
mined to cut a clearing.
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are buying the STOCKS heavily on the pros
pect of good settlement with the Govern
ment.
Southern Railway was one of the strong
est stocks on the list this morning, with a
squirt of point soon after the opening,
and continued good buying at the higher
figures. 1t is suggested that per cent
stock at 81 is entirely out of place in this
market and that the insiders may take this
when the general market is somewhat dull
to push it up quickly.
Northern Pacific common stock was very
strong. The earnings of the road as pub
lished yesterday are having their effect on
the public buying. The insiders have been
purchasing the stock in good blocks for
some days past.
There was selling of Reading first pre-
ferred this morning much to the disgust of
the bulls in that stock 1t had been pre-
dicted that the cold weather and the ad-
vance in the price of coal would have an
excellent effect on this stock which was
already regarded with much favor by the
public on account of the talk of combina-
nations among the coal roads. The price
went OFF full point in few minutes and
did not recover it's loss to any extent dur
ing the morning hours.
Atchison preferred which has been dis
tressingly weak for the last few days was
pushed up point quickly this morning on
apparently good buying. The price of the
stock has tumbled four points or more and
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62IC for 85C taffetaS.
Spring novelties, 49C yard.


AOC
... -.....fJ
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The good quality of moire effect
percaline. in every shade and black,
such as sells for j. Lee a yard-will
go at 73~C
OUR SPECIAL PRICE ........i14
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@MhuMfMghn1Y
sS-0
Hechts Greater Stores, 5i5=5l5 Seventh Street.
A special sale of Innings.

The value extraordinary in Innings
occurs tomorrow when We put on sale
our immense purchase if Mills Rem
nants of finest quality, genuine French
Silecias. and offer them at 7-Sc a
yard To you they are just as desira-
BILE as if in full pieces, for the lengths
are of the most desirable sort, and can
be put TO every use you'd use them for
They are in the most wanted colors for
spring costumes. and also in black.
Crisply fresh and new-right from the
mill. and thousands of yards of the
very same good qualities are selling
right along at l5c to sc a yard. &c
OUR SPECIAL PRICE .........J .JS
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In this first lot you will find fine
black and royal blue kersey coats, all
satin lined, and fashioned in the most
particular style-and scores upon
scores Of other stylish garments-in-
cluding fine velour plush coats, richly
edged with marten fur. These are the
most fashionable garments ever shown
b. any store. And NO matter what they
sold for formerly-any one in the lot
is offered you at $49S.
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Brown. gray and black double-thick
Canvas. such as is sold at Sc a
yard everywhere. SIC
OUR SPECIAL PRICE ........ J>2
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$50 capes, Sl4.5O.

The finest quality Of electric seal
capes, richly satin lined-made in the
most fashionable manner. which sold
at $50 will go for $14.50.
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SAFE DEPOSIT AND TRUST COMPANIES.
Nat Safe Deposit and Trust II9
WaShLoan and Trust l3e Il2
Amer Security and Trust .. IBS
Wash Safe Deposit - n
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Hand-sewed welt and flexible ma
chine sewed top quality black kid
and box calf laced and
button boots. Excel f5 On
lent $3.50 qualities. NJ N
THIS WEEK sOO
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39C ward for SOC black taffetaS.
59C ward for 75C taffetaS.


of
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will prove even more attractive d
sands of pairs of excellent heavy ;
yerted into cash during February
you that you cannot afford to miss
This will probably prove to be th
sell many shoes at an actual loss
to our annual stock-taking next wee
Here are prices that speak for
unqualified guarantee:
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l7AC ward for 39C china silks.
CSC ward for Sl.25 and Sl.39 silks.


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the Of
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-01
SAMPSON SCORED.
His Confirmation 10y tho Senate Oppo
sed lbs POputi~t senators


WASHINGTON. Feb. -s-Auothcr un-
.ucressluI cuort was maue in the cXecu-
hive session OBJ the Scualc tJ-udy % cone
firm the nominations advancing Admirers
sampson and scn.ey and DINER oAceis
vino participated lu the santiago cdm-
naIcu Ihs result was due to tine oDJet-
lion. of senators Butler lcttsrew aud
stewart who talked through the eNecu-
i've s1ou. thus pre-, euuus the taxing
OF vote.
frey aLaust Admiral sampson. Sena-
Tor Butter made tle principal speech OF
the session Ste based hls objection 10
tbc advancement of Mr. sampson upon
the revelations OF the published record
of the two ofilD eIS. referring with especldi
emphasis 90 the fact that Admiral Sa"iP-
son had himself been responsible Tor Al
miral Schley f,Molulus al -'el."'oo''
DISPATCH SUPPRESSED
Mr. Butter charged that the dlspatch
making this order had been suppressed,
and he asserted that IL must have been
concealed in Mr.. Sampson behalf. Al
apv rate the conduct of sampson lh CIV
ina the order and then holding Schiey
rcsoousible for the delay was conduct
unworthy OF any man and un"ecomlhs an
officer and Nh Butler said he couid
never give bis assent To the confirmation
of the nomination of amy man guilty oi
such treatment Co subordinate.
The presentation OF this poin, ed to "a
rontroyersv as 90 whether Sampson had
ever issued the order.
senator Petugrew quoted the closing
raragraph OF Admiral Schicy's statement
readine. con MAY 3lst. ] received tele
gram from the Commander-in-Ch Chief con-
a-atulatinc me or nay success on locat-
inc and blockading the enemy's fleet az
4. ~ Inn 81
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-01
THE POPE TAKEN
SUDDENLY Ill.
He Suffers from a Prolonged Painting
Spell After Fatigue.
THOUGHT TO HAVE PNEUMONIA,
lie Complains Of the Severe Cold.
Speculation ~ TO His Successor
Has Already Begun aud Many
Intrigucs Are Under Way

ROME. FEB S-Thc Pope was taken
suddenly so this morning and his audi
ence has been suspended. Later he had
prolonged n.ntns nl Tho Pope had
iaueu.ug day yesterday. receiving cone
ordinations on tho approaching anniver-
sary of Dis coronation. and complained
of the cold. which has been intense for
Two days.
This morning the Pouun complained Oh
"a main in his side. Dr Lapponi found
some fever and ordered the patient TO re-
main in bed and take 90 complete rest
The physician has since visited the Pope
three times
RECEPTION POSTPONED
II Sc Almost certain tnat tine pontncdl
,.rorrion- and ceremonies t>cd lor
March .u ana Marcn 5d, WILL pc coHh.
Dr Lappon. viii sleep at the Vatican
Tonight. ne declines to give any i'llo''
1r Nazzoni has also visited tho Pope
professionally during tne 0aN. CATERS ii
thc Vatican have found every ming DID, iNe
usual condition There and ai inquire
we're met with tile denial that the POPE 3
iudispOsluon is serious.
HIS SYMPTOMS
His holiness rose this morning az lh
but Dr. I.apponi insisted on DDS relur"lu-
20 bed. as he was su1erne from ieNti,
following "A general chill with pains 500
The lumbar region
Caraina Rampoua. Paral Secretary of
stale uaid several visits t0 The Pope 10
me course of the day.
The receptions for March "a and the
service in the para chapel liked TOY ihe
following day. have been c2unierInf li'-u'
but the diplomatic dinner. arranged TOT
Thursday The invitations ,' "In,- .Ii
been issued by Cardinal HanpolI'' WIZ
LONDON. March 1.-The Rome corres-
nordcrt az the Daily Mail says
-rr is feared The Pope has pneumonia
and VIII not recover. Cardinal or'gid,
deven of The Sacred College. has been
in the apartment OF His Holiness mo Gle
fire cvouine
MS OLD TROUBLE.
The Rome correspondent ol the Daily
THE sudden change i'm tho weather
brought on the Popes bowel comp amt
from which Doe has never been entire y
f-ee since last summer when % was Ie-
norted as alarming This is aggravated
ny pain in the left side near the Spleen
.Tntrie1es have already begun with
regard 90 "a possible conc aye. I"e h7i'''
OF candidates are il circulation
"Th- indications arc that the cone ave.
-r,r'I &. he called -Y0u would De- divided
as-.Iro-.r into two factions The FIRST o.
The simply religious faction. funpl. IiH-
Padre Cn.tL ID barefoot earn -i'e mon IS
from Genoa DISTINGUISHED merely TOT
learning ana piety who would ret'y
have good chance OF success.
ANOTHER FACTION.
s..t.rr t.Nf.n fnTnTe NfI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-01
" To DO III Costs More
Than To DO Well. "

This "qUise sav might
properly read, at costs
more to BE III than to BE
qveH. - The source of all
health Is rich, strong blood.
IT Is to the body qVhat the
mighty streams are 70 the
earth. IF the blood Is pare,
the body thrfUes; # the blood
IS 9Ueak or Impoverished,
then eVery paLSe-beat carries
SveakneSs instead of strength.
Why make the cost Of living more
than it need be7 Purify your blood
and give your constitution a chance 20
90 its level best. The only perfect
blood purifier and vigor-maker in exist
ence is the world famed Hoods Sarsa-
parilla. II brings good, perfect health.
II rerer disoppoinis.
ScYofula -" When three months old our
baby Roy vas covered with itching and
burning scroiula sores. The best physicians
failed 90 relieve. Hood Sarsaparilla saved
mis- NE as 10 made a permanent cure" MRS
LILLE NJ. FISH. East Springport, Mich.
Grip Through the blessing Of God
Hoods Sarsaparilla and Hoods Pills cured
me ri grip and the after weakness. My
heart and nerves were badly affected, but
am now strong and hearty. doing al my
homework I have been a walking adver-
t.sement for HOod's among my neighbors."
MRs MARY NJ. MEssEyGER, freehold, Pa.
rheumatism rheumatism is dis
ease of the blood. and the acid must be
ncutra lied 90 effect cure. u was troubled
with rheumatism 80 badly that I could NOT
walk. Hoods Sarsaparilla cured me-. MRS.
Mitchell MCDERMOTT, Southbridge Mass.
Eczema -" Ny daughter had eczema
and 10 affected her eyes The doctor said
90 was iucurable. Her skin is now smooth
and white and all on account Of Hood Shr-
saparllla. 7 have taken 10 for weakness and
can now walk three or four miles easily
MRS. F.. T.. HENRY, Sank Centre. MINI.
CatarFh-"I suffered from childhood
with catarrh. Was entirely deaf I'm one car.
Hood SsTsaparila cured me and restored
my hearing. Hrs, ~. STOKES, Midland, Tex.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-01
MR. FlNCKNEY DEAD,
Died Yesterday from the Effects OF the
wounds Received Satur lay Night.

wounds Received saturday Night
CHARLESTON Feb. 2S.-Mr. Thomas
Pncmey. Jr. died this morning.
The funeral VIII take place to-mo.io"
mornns at IL o'clock from SO. - Mecl-
ln. s,reo, 5na8
There j.. mystery surrounding '"'
murderous assault made ON Mr- L'I."-
ney i'm Pitt street late Saturday nl-H''
ANA up 90 last night the police ana ue-
teciyes had not found "a single .."' ~
which TO- work. 80 statement could pe h'u
from him Yesterday just after beng slo'
Air pncknev said that two negroes A''
stopped him and ordered him TO hoid UP
h hands. Bee refused. and When theF
started at him he fought them WIN "a"
umbrella. Then one of the negroes are"
nI-tol and fired three times every BAH TAX
d, moot II robbery was The motive the
negroes were frightened away, Tor noun
ir, belonging 20 Mr. Pinckncy was MISS
ing IL IS true that his hat was lost. out it
is thought hat this was picked up by
some one after the crowd which gathered
moved away.
Mr. Arthur Barnwcl. Jr., who was call
ing al Mrs Bardins S.. at the corner OF
pitt and calhoun streets Saturday night
give nun ana tree T.tt''iti'..' ~
BOYLE last night about what he Knew OK
tie shooting. Mr. Pnckney WIS at N's'
Bardin and left there about ll;a0 CLOCK.
alone a few minutes aiier DE ie.l lhe
house the report of the pistol was hs'id.
and Mr. Barnwcl says Dc rushed out OF
the house To- see what was up lie says
Mrs. Bardn's young son. who is about j.
years OF age. ran out ah'"d OF MN "''u
when they reached beinel DhuICh 'n,S
found Mr. PIN hney slluhE oil" 'lc a'"e
walk. The hist th.ns Mt Il,i'hueS sliD
was that he had oeeh sAo' Dl TWO ne
eroes who wanted 10 IoO MN. H' a'oo',
Ing created a great SUR "' '', uH',' ",I,'
while some oil the men VINO s"ule'eu N'"'
90 hunt physician oihefs Went L"
telephone and called Tor the hospl'dI
ambulance. Mr Pinchney was carried L"
the Bardin De- idence and later removed
20 the Riverside lntrmary. on the way
TO the lnhrmary he repeated 20 Mi Barn
well that negroes had tried 10 rob him
and only shot when he refused 20 throw
ND his hands
chief BOYLE was notified OF the shoot
,ne as soon as a report was made at the
station house. He put the entire dctec-
tive force az work Immediately. Chiei
Miller John HOGAN james iloslH ai1
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-01

Infants are effected by
foods taken by the nursing
mother.
Prof. w. B. Cheadle, OF
St. Mary's Hospital and
author of a treatise on tho
feeding ofinfants, has shown
by experiments that wasting
diseases, will result from de-
Priving children Of fats and
hyPoPhosphites.
DIR. Thompson says Cod
liver oil is what such mothers
and infants require. "Scott'S
Emulsion" is pure Nor
wegian Cod-liver oil with
hypophosphites.
go. asd sI;oo, all druggists
SCOTT &-sO"NE. Chsmss1s. Ns~ York
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-01
ABOUT MEXICO
\ Well known Nirginiau Tells OF Ills
Experiences Zoo THAT I1nd.

..,......,
L''.'' ''7'iNtI i'' pam. IT'D n." DID"
] am impressed with MrNlNI. INie Us H
,.r,. -tr.,.... ....rfr. .rIrf.rI ..r.. 3D.. mo Iu
r....-., ...I r...r..-. In tI. main t.e fn.-t
ha.Fu.r. rIu.rrr have ever soon.
sa.r.... .y..af.r. I.rtrt and Palestine
indeed. End u.r. reminded here or
E.rrt than ..t otI.r country / ever
slu b.f fr.r. era lIn.ran.D. Doc r.a.
tr.r r.. . I. fr..r.....t devoid 0f
u.,a and t-...... d.. ..r Kind onIt Htf.a.
,clIs..v ...rn bushes. but tHey prevail
b., . ,....r .xt.rf Do g. .l-l dI,- vorr
Ir. lI so Do r..'. r.r. Iu ile .Ily
anI .t..r 4.-'rt.t- .r -,n.. of DID,. sumo
men r.....H. ..- ...... ...r,.s .fl NOE NOW
p, irri..r. b',. ..rI. 10 miles
tlr..,..- .,. ..-.., ..I ..g Ind on. rIu-
Mn, -frl.r, tb.t r..r lid. cifr There
.r, some Small Hiss and .orIs .of water
Practically without wood except the
acru..t fEOrr and Ir- roots. and rho roots
furnish u.nr. ,,o.t fl..n -Ir part above
a.r..,rI Sam. cam o...I. -.c fne na-d Dot
i-,r..s..I ... ..... r...I. r.orI. and Che great
mas. .+ ,....lo -. r..... 4n SD DOOR.
fr..rsi.t D t..i ...., t'.,tarf, lu most OF it-
,,.,,,.t r.,r,.. I.- +fc man. countries of fn.
~" W. .rad bur fris b. far
tl,l ,...st 80 .,r I--.r,, fia dime / entered
tl. .l 90. .t., I...t~- .f I'D
poso o, ~ fi.. '1,ra-.le ~, miles north
it ..,.i Ia ,.I...,.-. .I..
or .".s I't.Il ',.'i. l,,-, ann
.H ,..,.t-f.. -,.t tr. tult
~ tto -,,,,,.o.i,r b.. nof t-r rIvfized.
ciir1 ~ ,t. IA taL.re and customs of
Ca,f,,-fle Zoo Ilouees fn tha country
oT ~ mud brick "Doba" as r. is called
wifi
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-01
PuRlM BALL
SIR Moses Montciiort Congregation
and scholars Iuio, Themselves.

SIR Moses Montcfiort Congregation
and scholar Enio, Themselves.
TO the music of Prof Stems orchestra
aud under the leadership or Mr Mono
Ahtted0rter the Suulay-souJ0I and cone
erceltlOu of Sir Moses N0ntetlul..
danced number 0f pleasant hours away
no Saeuger Halle last night.
The ball was crowded with the children
and their elders and many gay masAers
created much amusement aud Werrimert
& feature of the entertainment was tne
cake walk. thr judges off which were
Mayor Taylor. sheriff Hughes. Sergeant
Claiborne Epps and MIR Isaac Held
The walkers We're Master Ralph LNr
ana IRVING Goodman Louis Held. and
Nathan Helstern Irving Held and Henry
schwazschiid. Eddie Eichel and Harry
lew The first two couples won tho
nriz.s in order
Tine prizes for lady maskers wore given
o. Mrs j. Weinstein, "a diamond ring. for
,..u~.-tntiug Santiago DE Cuba Mrs
,f.x Freedman. silver hair pins. for rcp-
--s.ntinr BOwery Girl
,r,e reutlcmeu's prizes went 20 Jacob
.',-rslein. Rough Nlder.a tolier box and
Ndaloh Jacobs L. 5. Flagship. an um-
ore.'A' occasion was enjoyed by an pros
az, and me music did not cease until /
o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-01
THE SURGEONS AND PHYSICIANS
Or. Johnston and Others Make Reports
Meeting of state Suciety.

At the regular meeting OF the hich-
mond Academy Of Medicine and surgery
held last evening, at its rooms ln Leo
Camp Hall. Dr. George Ben Johnston re-
ported ii series of operations for various
diseases. performed recently b. him ~
the Old Dominion Hospital
Reports OF cases along similar Hhea
s,.. Made by Its. hoD6es ana II. NJ
Taylor
Dr John Dunn exhibited an instrument
of his own invention, for ilusnins the
eve bail i'm certain diseases
After the adjournment or the Academy
the pDysiclans present convened 10 toH-
slider the entertainment of the Medical
society of Virginia, which Will hold us
next annual session I'm this city. The ar
rangemeuts meeting place and time TOT
meeting were referred TO a committee.
which will be appointed by the chairman
in The near future. There being no othcr
business. the meeting adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-01

GLOUCESTER. MASS. Feb. &.-Cap-
tain William COrkum of the nshlnS
schooner MondegO. which arrived at TINS
port from fishing trip. to-day, brought
news that the overdue Sloman Line
steamer MOTavia, Captain Ferguson,
which sailed from Hamburg for Boston
January 18Th was wrecked ON the north
east bar OF Sable Island about Fe3. i-th.
on the 18th instant Captain COrk9ui
picked up a quantity OF wreckage, IN
GLIDING a few whips and lead pencls
barrel and a lifc-preserver. pearink w
words. steamer MOravia.' IL Is ieattu
that her crew Of thirty men have perish
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-01
DEATHS.

sARVAY. Died. at the residence Of his
brother. r. a. Sarvay No. iO2 east
i.etgn street February 18th. JOHN
WARD sARVAY, In the seventy-thrd
wear Of his age.
Funeral from tho residence az 4
o'clock y. NJ. WEDNESDAY, March 1st
Friends and acouaintanccs respectfully
invited 10 attend.
No flowers. Il
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-01

SAVANNAH. Ga, Feb . The trans
port sedgewick formerly the chester.
sailed this afternoon with cars" OF
mules and horses for Cienfuesos
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-01
A SOUTHERN TORNADO.

Loss ofLife and Property in Missjs-
sippi hy the storm.
MEMPHIS, TENN. Feb. 2s-Specials
from YazOo City. Miss. 10 the CONNER
~ial Appeal bring details OF a tornado
which passed over that district SATURDAY
night. Nearly one hundred people were
made homeless by tho storm. and the
,olasS sf pIonaTx Eu4 rsAch Thousands
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-01

CREWE. VA. Feb Special Mr..
Granville j.. Williams and Miss Matte
Jenkins We're married last night at the
residence of the brides aunt Mrs j.
-. Phelps. i'm this place Rev. g.. III. Nc
Fadeu. VI the Methodist church, ofiiciat-
ing
The groom g. only twenty years OF age
and has for some time been au empioye at
the Norfolk and Western Railroad Conc
uanys shop here He is son OF CAPE
tain Joseph j.. Williams.
The bride is % daughter 81 Mr. g.. g..
jenkins. "a farmer who lives near CreFe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-01

Or. Nj Q. Holt, OF Surry county Is at
Murphy's hotel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-01

the hard tasks OF these women. I
toners are eXacting. and expect
saies'ady 20 be always cheerful
and pleasant. How can a girl
be- cheerful when her back IS
sailed by lassitude and bearing
ter how sweet tempered she is
way under the pain after a while.
want cross and snappy saleswo