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BY authority OF the Planters National
BANK, We viii sell, at public auction, OF
THURSDAY. MAY 4. iSyJ.
at l. 0 clock NJ, the above property. con-
sistns OF FIVE flkSI-CLASS. HAND
SOME AND SUBSTANTIAL MODERN
fOl K-SIOkN STORES. with nne base
menis and dry SUBJ cellars, extra heavy
stone foundation walls. The entire up
per portion OF saiu stores Is now and has
long been occupied by the general Offices
ol the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
The lot fronts 20 feet inches. more or
less. with depth of 100 feet. more or less,
10 alley.
This property. being owned by a ma
Nonal bank, and the national bank laws
limiting the time OF holding real estate
hy national banks. renders this sale i'm
pernuvc, and YOU can attend the same
with assurance that the sale will be made
TERMS. One-hfth cash. balance one.
TWO. three and four years. negotiable
notes. bearing interest. said interest pay
able semi-annually. and evidenced by
notes. all Of said notes 70 be secured bv
truSt-deed on said property. the purchaser
10 have privilege OF paying all cash or
Of anticipating the deferred payments.
with interest to date Of such anticipated
payment.
J. THOMPSON BROWN & Co.
apo Auctioneers.
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AGENTS WANTED.

WANTED SOLICITING AGENTS.
inoxpericnced men taught; can earn
from $500 TO $4,000 per month;
special territory 10 good men; refer
ences required. COMMERCIAL
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIA-
TTON. 40. SO3 east Main street.
Apply 10 +. VI. CRUICHFlELD,
President.
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..t., 60. tbe Council OF the
.hee l1 ot4'iiieo ~ That permission
~ 81 .'', ..-I ~ the Crystal Ice
ls ueleDy ei~l'-- t.sfer mines under
1ollipo.s Z" P..c.+ itt nropertv no.
d d'oI S.I 10 1,-r eiIs Of said Dock
80 ~" ,.itb ts- richmond Dock. on The
SS11,,th'' III, az, d. i,a-, sfreet subject 10 Tic
s ,ii- nv ' ,l-.iit,0rs and Restrictions:
1910 "tHs e'lI', - ,,.i cd rce company. at
' SIN r4pf.le and re-
Us own eA1ense; sa@' s,reor 9s A. may
disturb or mjure IN layln5 sl'l a., " ....,.-
mines and 10 replace ana repair -44 paw
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COMPREHENSIVE.

THE FIRM OF HUGH CAMPBELL 6
co Is this day dissolved by mutual cone
sent Mr. EDWARD w. SCOTT Jr., re-
firing. HUGH CAMPBELL,
EDWARD ". SCOTT. JR.
Richmond, Va, May /, 1893. my
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BY II. \. McCurdy.
Real Estate AuctlOueer.
& ALE. AT HENRICO COUNTY
- COGR"

G ALB. AT c66lE.ES.Rlco COUNTY
MONDAY. MAY ;. 1S0-COURT DAY.
At T. O'CLOCK NJ. TO WIND UP TIE
ESTATE or LATE MRS. SUSAN d.
WADDELL, or 4 FARM or g9f
ACRES. NEAR WILLIAMSBURG ROAD.
ABOUT FIVE MILES BELOW THE
CITY. AND TWO LOTS on STATE
STRFFT. N THE PLAN OF FULTON
Pursuant 10 the terms Of a decd executed
0n me- bv the heirs Of Susan u. WaddeI.
for the purpose OF settling up her estate.
and duly recorded. D. y. ia "R. page
III. I'm Henrico County Court. ] viii offer
for sale at time and place mentioned
TRACT or LAND. situated ON Williams
ourg road. about five miles below The city.
now 0ccup ca boy Mr. a. W Waddcu and
containing 9aib' ACRES. with the usual
improvements This IS 2 nice iitte place
and good land. and adiOins the lands of
clarke Drnker. MONTGOMERY and others.
And IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER. q
LOT or 90 FEET on State sTcet. ~
corner of Gillian street ard LOT or
20 FEET adjoining lot Of Mr. Heycr on
state street near Gillian.
TERMS. One-third cash. residue ~ ono
and two wears for negotiable notes. in-
terest added and secured by irusi-dced.
WA. j. WESTWOOD.
Trustee.
II. A. McCurdy. Auctioneer. my3
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7. p. p. Winston, clerk Of said court
certify that the bond required OF The
Special Commissioner by the decree in
said cause Of October 10, 1855. has been
duly given.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of
October, 1895. i. J.. WINSTON.
mv2 Clerk.
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CITY OEDiNtN'ts.

Az OPDrNANcr, APPROVED APRIL
oo 60 -. ,~tt,- ptru,roNr
- lNf'' TO ALLOW III III ~
fEbDEBICkSBU re AND foI'AlN'
EATLRoAn COMPANY THE PRIEI-
r.,.r, - - -. -, .r,r.
'i+iH 'F CONS ihl' i.N' an va -
RATING 4 SPUR TRACK FROM ITS
TRACK ~ THEIR LOT WEST or
rr,r. -. -, -.
,...I'.'l1oN stRELI AND NDi'l b OF
BROAD STREET INTO THE PROP
IRTY or THE HOME VHFlFfNe
eo,fp,.-,-
'DMiANY.
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RAILROADS.
- SSjI} s saiI~,s
SCHEDULE EFFEcTIvE NAY ;. 1893.
TRAM LEAVE RICInlOND. "a.

TRAIN LEAVE RICHMOND. VA.
ll.oV 4. 81, 40. Al. Southern Express
S@ly Tor Atlanta, Augusta and
po"ta soltn a.ctk-r iur DunNNc.
Si~tnapoIo %. salisbury and Char
iy-tc o4cn AZ la.uMDud $3.50 h. 81
Slogs Tor passenger at local sta
n'"s Oe."c"cn hi,nmoa4 $500 Dan-
Connects al Danviuc and Char
zoe WIN Ne" York ANA Florida
LApiess GO. $50, carrying through
s4eopcis between New YORK. a.a
1-htn and Ne" YORK and lamia.
"ilh connections 4or ai tlOr.Qs
points. Also, connects at DauYUs
""u 1nlfl1tle with Mds ming t0u a..
9lln"csicrn Limited $50. 80 cara.
" 'Aiousn siecpcis between AeW
t"ih all Nashville. NrW York and
pnia. ana New York ana New
cans Win connections llt as
pom ln Texas. Mexico and Cain
l-.ol r. A.. 40. 3. solid train daily f.~
+"tivlle, n. g.. connects 900 Ai0s.
WIN farmvile and PoNna.a.
"'it'at. Az kcl sVlNe FOR Clark.
'.e oxford, Henderson and llf-
1910 a.iu at Greensboro f.r lUl-
""J raleigh aud NustOu-SaIUm.
Dt"tiie with 80. 50. United
$50 last mail, solid train. d.
-N'" Drcths and points South
,+iilta -letper5 New York f.
- lt."Nr dul New York fH JlCA
i.s.ue and Miami for Nassau in.
"F aA't through sleeper Salisbury
~ memphls. also. I.lmau tourist
-p.f rtDly Tuesday and EI.-
~@y ts4ii-ton 10 SAN Francisco
o'V "i, 30. Do. local. daily ovrrnt
9.. .i-y, for keysyiIo and informs
eoI,- JM5 ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
90 NJ From Atlanta. Augusta arl
e.V =. a.. from Kcysyiile and local
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS.
sos POI and ~, between M4r.herfo-
and Ncap0ls
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chednlain Ffeet

MAY /, 1890.
LEAVE RICHMOND lDAlLl), b1ND-
STREET STATION.
800 A. a., Iii hMOND AND NORFOLK
NESIIBlLE LIMITED. arrive at
Norfolk ll.-5 a. ~. stops only at
letelsbLrr, Mavcr.y, aud sun0lh.
SecOn1-clas5 tickets not accepted on
g.5 A. M.. THE CHICAGO EXPRESS.
for Lyucnburg, Roanoke, Columbus
AMI Chicago. pullman sleeper kutf-
oke 10 Columbus. also Tor Bristol
Knoxville and Chattanooga Pull
man sleeper Roanoke TO Knoxville
40 Il 81 Tor suffolk, Nort0.k and lu-
termediate stations, arrives AZ Nor
folk az 1870 p. N.
900 p. 81. For Lynchburg and Roanoke.
Connects az LyucnOurS wish " asn-
ingtOn and Chattanooga Limited.
Pullman Sleepcrs LyuchDurB o. Mem
pfIs and New Orleans. Pullman
sleeper between Richmond am
Iynchourg. and heftla ready RS
OCCUPANCY at 800 +. 81 Also. Pun
man Sleeper Petersburg and RoA-
nOke. - 49,,
burg and the West daily AZ sap a N.
md SIS p n. from norfolk. nd tne
East al li.o5 A.. N and NEsTiBULED
limited 6.55 =. "
O'''N@ G. IT. BOsLEY.
District Passenger Agent.
W b. pEVfLL.
General Passenger Agent.
General Office Roanoke. Va.
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7 am authorized by the beneficiary un-
der above deeds TO state that they Will
accept "A reasonable cash payment and
give long time on the balance due them.
III. y. NJ CURDY.
my4 Auctionecr.
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deeds Of trust of 22d October. 1850 and
,th March. 1891 duly recorded IN Henrico
County Court. the Undersigned will offer
for sale upon the premises. on
TUESDAY. THE 10TH DAY OF MAY,
1899.
al 80 p. NJ. the REAL ESTATE con-
Neycd thereby, and now I'm the occupancy
of Mr.. John +. Miller. The land lies well
and is well drained. mostly cleared. bat
sufficient wood for ordinary purposes. has
"a large frontage on the North avenue and
Cannon road. and adioins the lands Of
Jeter Wright. Rutherford and ais. and
Immediately opposite the tract known as
"InO NIto.'
The improvements consist Of a com
paratiVely new tWO-StOry frame dwelling
of about seven rooms. besides all neces-
sary out-buildingS. There is also an Old
dwelling on the premises OF about three
rooms.
To any one wishing nice country resi-
dence, retired but convenient 10 city, this
offers an unusual opportunity.
TERMS. Cash as 90 cost and expenses
OF sale, any delinquent taxes and srni-
Client Go pay on balance of $2,14S4o due
on the bonds secured under said deeds.
balance at one and two years.
IL. A. MCURDY.
Trustee
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RIchmonh. ~. Ami ID. ~

Richmond. Va. April -. ls99.-
\ CALLED MEETING OF TUE SlOl ~
MINING COMPANY viii be held az the
company's offices, No. Jos west Grace
street. I'm this city, on TUESDAY. May
Goth. at y O'Clock p. " 10 consider what
course the company Will pursue IN rel
ercuce 10 It's plant In GoOchland county.
recently destroyed by fire, and such
other business as may be brought 10
the attention OF the meeting.
BY order Of the Board OF Directors.
W. j. VINEGAR,
ap26 Secretary and Treasurer.
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MN wArrrp--rem.Ir

rADrrs TO MAKE SAMPLE PATCHES
at home. ST. to $40 weekly 10 'lIiN '.e-
49,, ,l,,f,. envelope for sample and pare
tf[,il4rs FOSTER MACHINE co. -
west Twenty-ninth street, New York
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Bv virtue OF a certain deed Of trust.
dated 18th February. 1894 Of record in the
clerks office Richmond Chancery Court.
II n. 151 c. page A. default having been
made In the payment OF the debt thereby
secured. and being required by the hene-
nciary so 10 do. we will sell. by auction.
upon the premises. on
WEDNESDAY, THE 10TH DAY OF
MAY, 1899.
az $50 O'Clock Z. NJ, the aforementioned
property. The lot on Sixth street has a
frontage OF - feet inches. and extends
back between parallel lines &C feet
inches The lot on Clay street has a
front OF % feet inch, and runs back
between paral al lines 4S feet. When we
take into consideration the fact that this
property possesses the advantages Of two
fronts. which are susceptible Of Il sub
division. thereby affOrding two distinct
stores under one roof, you can but con-
clude that the misfortune OF one adds 10
TIE good fortune OF the other Hence we
md solace I'm the fact that whilst we
sadden the heart Of one. We gladden. that
OF another
TERGS: Cash as 10 expenses of sale
and two notes aggregating $3.50 with
interest thereon from nth February. 1899
10 day OF sale; the residue as may 90
named at time OF sale. -
r. Z. HARRISON,
b. {. WHERRY.
Trustees
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Edward S. Rose Co. Auctioneers.

p s.-We are authorized TO state a loan
Of 81 600 will be made upon this property
Tor periOd OF four years. with ser
,.ot Interest PAYABLE scni-annuallv
my4 EDWARD s. ROSE co.
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AN ORDINANCE. APPROVED APRIL
% 1850. GRANTING PERMISSION TO
THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COIL
PANY TO CONSTRUCT a CONDUIT
IN TWENTY-sIXTH STREET, NEAR
THE LINE OF CARY STREET.
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By y. ". WORKMAN & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoneers.
lob east Main street.
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NOTICE IS HERERBY GIVEN OF a
IRIS Of The SOUTHERN RAILWAY
COMPANY. to be- held at the office Of
the company iu the city Of Richmond.
Va. on the nth DAY OF MAY. 1899.
a. IL O'Clock noon, 20 consider propo-
g.tiou for a lease by Southern Railway
C0muany OF the property Of the Mobile
and Birmingham Railroad Company,
aud such other business as may come
before The mceiing
Dated this Sth day Of April, 1890.
nv orie. OF the Board OF Directors
JOSIAH i. HILL.
ara Secretary.
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BY Edward s. Rose Company,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
No. II north Eleventh street.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
THAT NEW. COMPLETELY AR
RANGED. COMMODiOUS
AND
WELI~LOCATED STORE NORTHEAST
CORNER or SMITH AND CLAY
STREETS.
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CURT SALE

Il CURT SALE
y Or
TWO BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS
OK TEE NORTH SIDE or LOUIS
lana STREET. BETWEEN Full
TON AND ERIN STREETS,
FRONTING 90 FEET.
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he 10 ordained Nv the Council OF me City
Of Richmond T. That permission i5 hefe1y
granted % The American Tobacco COM
pauv 90 construct "a conduit on ana across
TWeutv-sixtl street. near the norin llne
or Cary street. from lts factory, 30" si--
uafcl ON the northwest corner "l A"fhl1 -
sixth and Cary streets 90 the warehouse
now erected on The northeast corner on
Twcuty-siXth and Cary streets. FOR tne
purpose OF conveying luciell titctilt
wires for light, power ana teieplohe COM
>. The said company shall replace and
repair so much of said street. sewer e.
and water pipes as may Doe injured by the
laying of the said conduit ana Keep the
same in proper repair
g. Tho said conduit. as 10 location.
grade manner and material Of construc-
ton. shall Doe laid subject 10 tho approval
said permi.s.on IS granted subject
~ the condition that the said American
Tobacco Company VIII indemnlly' IeiiH-
burse and save harmless inc Guy OF INil-
mOnd from any charge. damage or cost
that the said citv may be required 10 pay
by reason of any person being lIJul -h
or damaged in any way IN properly OF
person by the reason OF the laying o. s"Iu
THE permission hereby granted shall
at all times be subject 20 any aneLu-
ment or revocation 10y The CITY oouulll,
and shall be subject 90 all ordinances now
Inn forre. or that may hereafter Doe adopt
cd. as TO Tho streets OK the city OF Isch-
mOnd. ....i..t.,,
herohg Granted. IL shall be the duty OF
Tie said company. at its own expense; -
fmnedi9telv have the said entire conduit
removed and the part of the street Ct
fecfed bv said removal pat into @ condi-
aim similar no tne remainder of the said
street at the time of the said removal
Z. For a failure 10 conform iulF 10 lne
provisions OF this ordinance. or any re-
ouiroment mad3 hereunder, or any
,rrer5rnor+ on revocation thereof, the
said company shall be liable 10 q lne OF
,,o+ less fhan five nor more than one
hundred dollars. each days failure 10 De
4tis ordinance shall bo in force from
a. ., .'. BEN. II. AUGUST,
~ city Clerk.
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Richmond va. April D. 1880
THE ANNUAL MEET ING OF The
gTOCKHOIDERS Of the BAUGHMAN
STATIONERK co. Will be held az the
office ~ the company No. 1907 east
Main street. on WEDNESDAY, May 10
W. A. STEVENSON,
spo5 Secretary and Treasurer
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AN ORDINANCE TO PERMIT THE
CRYSTAL ICE COMPANY TO LAY
PIPES UNDER DOCK STREET FROM
THE DOCK TO THEIR PROPERTY,
NO POI on THE NORTH SIDE or
DOCK STREET, APPROVED APRIL
-. 1859.
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Il WFFftNIINE SNIE
OF
THE LARGEST BUSINESS BLOCK IN
THE CITY.
FIVE HANDSOME, SUBSTANTIAL
- MODERN STORES
EIGHTH STRIEvTS
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HANKEEs And BROKERS.
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BY J. Thompson Brown e. Co..
Real Estate Agents ana Aucrloneers.

7 IMPERATIVE SALE
nIT
Evening journal., 1899-12-23
IDA SMITHS PICTURE
RECEIVED YESTERDAY BY CHIEF
OF POLICE DOLAN.

Chief of Police Dolan yesterday re-
ceived from the Philadelphia authori-
ties a picture of Ida Smith, who Is
under arrest in that city for shop-lift-
ing.
When taken into custody the woman
claimed to be from this city, and said
she lived at No. 707 Pine street. Chief
Dolan received word of her arrest, but
the officers have failed to find any
woman Of that name who resides at
the address given or any one by that
name living here who cannot be ac-
counted for. When taken into custody
the alleged shop-lifter had a railroad
return ticket to Wilmington in her
purse.
The photograph received by the
chief was taken for use in the Bertil-
lion system Of Identification, and is OF
woman apparently 40 years of age.
The description on the back Of the pic
ture states that the woman is "a years
Of age, five feet two inches tall, eyes
maroon, hair dark chestnut, small
mole on left side of neck. She claims
to have been born in Salem, N. j., and
is domestic by occupation. IL is the
opinion OF the authorities here that al
though the woman may have lived in
this city for short time, that she does
not belong here. Her face is familiar
to both Detective McVey and Police
Captain Kane, but they cannot locat,
her.
Ida Smith is now locked up in th,
Central Station, at Philadelphia, un.
der $500 bail for a hearing at the mex
term of court. She has been helC
there awaiting word from Chief Dollar
regarding her identity This after
noon the chief telegraphed to Phila
delphia, that Ida Smith was unknown
here, and she was removed to Moya
mensing prison, where she will be de
tanned in default of bail until cour
meets.
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SANTA CLAUS ON THE TRAIN.

SANTA CLAUS oN AHN AN1NA''
On a Christmas eve an emisrant
train
sped on through the blackness of
And cleft The pitchy dark in twain
with the CLEAN Of its fierce head
light.
In a crowded car, a nolsome place,
Sat a mother and her child;
The woman's face bore wants wan
trace,
But the little one only smiled
And tugged and pulle'i at her mothers
dress,
And her voice had q merry ring,
AS she lisped. Now, mamma, come
and guess
What Santa Claus II bring
But sadly the mother shook her head,
AS she thought Of a happier past;
ole never can catch us here. she
said.
''The train is going too fast"
30, mamma, yes. hell come, I say,
SO swift are his little deer
They runs all over the world today
IN hang my stocking up here"
She pinned her stocking to the seat,
And closed her tired eyes,
And soon she saw each longed-ior
sweet
In dreamland's paradise
On a seat behind the little maid
A rough man sat apart.
But a soft light DER his features play
ed,
And stole into his heart.
AS the cars drew up at busy town
The rough man left the train,
But scarce had from the steps jumped
down
Ere he was back again.
And a great big bundle of Christmas
joys
Bulged out from his pocket wide;
He filled the stocking with sweets, and
toys
He laid by the dreamer's side.
At dawn the little one woke with j
shout,
Twas sweet to hear her glee;
Il lSnowed that Santa would find me
out:
He caught the train yon see"
Though some from smiling may scare,
refrain.
The child was surely right,
The good Saint Nicholas caught th'
train,
And came aboard that night
For the saint Is fond of masquerade
And may fool the old and wise,
And so ne came to the little maid
In an emigrants disguise
And ne dresses in many ways be
cause
He wishes no one to know him.
For he never says. Il am Santa Claus,
But his good deeds always shOy
him.
HENRY C. WALSH.
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LEADER

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Evening journal., 1899-12-23

Holding United States District Attor
ney Byrne in high respect as we do, it
is with some alarm that we find an ap-
parently cordial commendatoryeditorial
reference to him in EveryEvening. Com
mendatlon from that source is danger
Gus, apt to be deceptive and, by theI
worthy, really TO be deprecated. ltsl
concentrations are usually kept for
such mercenary assassins as Agui-
naldo and all traitors and enemies Of
our national flag and the sacred prin-
ciples Il represents Every Evening
says: "The nomination Of William
Michael Byrne as United States attor-
ney for the district of Delaware has
been confirmed by the United States
Senate, and Mr.. Byrne now enters upon
a tenure Of Office that will last for at
least four years. The office is one Of
great responsibility, and was filed by
Mr.. Byrne's predecessor, Lewis c. Van
degrift. with signal ability and succem.
This fact should prove an incentive to
Mr. Byrne so to perform his official
duties that he will suffer nothing by
contrast. and there Is every reason tc
believe that he will do this. lie is O
lawyer Of ability. a forceful speaker
and man Of energy and re
sources He Is also active in politics
but this need not prevent him from
giving thorough attention to the duties
Of his Office, although 1t would be bet
ter for him. during his Official tenure
to have as little 20 do with partisan
politics as possible. lie viii thereby
be all the better fitted to discharge th'
duties Of his important office TO thu
satisfaction Of the court and Of the pub
lie"
Evening journal., 1899-12-23
PROGRESSIVE EUCHRE AT KIA.
MENSI

A progressive euchre party was given
on Wednesday evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Il. Pilling at their home at
Kiamensi. The winners Of the mems
prizes were j. G. Justis, a silver ash re-
ceiver, first; John Evans, ash receiver,
second, and Alonzo Newlin, a
cake Of chocolate, the BOBBY
prize. Miss Bertha Satterthwaite
won the first OF the women's prizes, a
clock; Miss Florence Duncan, fancy
silver framed calendar, second; and
Miss Nellie Justis, a box Of candy, the
BOBBY.
Those seated at the tables were: Mr.
and Mrs. William Reynolds, DR.. and
Mrs. J.. Heisler Ball, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Armstrong, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
r. Pilling, j. Harvey Whiteman, Justa
Justis, Emlen Lloyd, Harry Miller
Reuben Satterthwaite, Herman Dun.
can, DR.. John Ball, John Evans AlonzC
Newlir, Alvin Newlin, Isaac Miller
Misses Florence Duncan, Bertha Sat
terthygaite, Viola Cranston, Stella
Gran ston, Helen Cranston, Rena Gran
stor.. Mary Miller. Elizabeth Miller
Nellie Justls and Miss Tyce. Refresh
m ents were served.
Evening journal., 1899-12-23
ROW IN CHOP sUEY.

Yoc-a-min and chop suey evidently
do not mix well, especially when COM
bined with Christmas liquor. This
morning Police Captain Kane secured
telephone message from the Joy
Hung Low 'restaurant,on West Fourth
street, that three women were raising
a disturbance there. Captain Kane
dispatched Officer Di Mare to the scene
of trouble and he arrested Minnie
lewis, a well-known woman about
town, and locked her up on a charge
of disorderly conduct. The other two
women had departed before the Officer
arrived
Evening journal., 1899-12-23
pAyARD MEMORIAL Tablet.

Mrs. Bayard has had erected a hand
some memorial tablet at Old Swedes
Church, in memory Of her husband,
Former Ambassador Thomas T.. Bay
ard. The architect was Il. Chipstone
Sturgis, while John Evans, of Boston.
was the maker Under the Command
ments is the inscription: ITO the glory
Of God and in memory OF Thomas
Francis Bayard. Born October %, 1928;
died September 2S, 1895 The Kingdom
of God is within you"