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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-12
Mrs. Winnifred Herbert Complains of Her
Husband.

Mrs. Wnnifred Herbert, wife OF George Her
bert. CHIEF steward Of the Government trans
port Grant. complained yesterday to the chart
ties authorities in brooklyn that her husband
had failed to make any provision for her sup
port and that Of her two children. aged 10 and
wears She asked TINT the children he put in
som" institution. Magistrate Bremen Of the
Adams Street Court had the children placed
Mmhnr tho care VI tho ChLIlren's Sorioty
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-12
Alfred G. vanderbrts Tour of the world.

NEwroRT. July l l.-Alfred q. Vanderbilt. sec
ond son Of Cornelius Vanderbilt. is to max" n
tour Of the world and will leave Newport on
Thursday, July 20, He will be accompanied
ON this trip by three ~ his personal friends.
Douglas Curnoran uf Harvard College. Ernest
Harvard On saturday Mr.. and Mrs NAndcr-
tilt will give NJ oak land Farm sort Of fare
we'll reception for their sou. at which all the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-12
DEMEy1ED JEwELLER ForyD.
Had Been Missing Since Saturday His
watch and Money Gone.

Charles b. Hawkins, Icworr, 80 years old.
Of " West Niu"ty-Ilnh street who has been
missing since saturday. was found wandering
about the Bronx Yesterday lev Policeman Miller
of the Alexander nvcuu" ,rr'i, ,',. and was takor.
to the Harlem HOSPITAL. Mr. hawkins has been
suffering from mental uuuhlr tor several
weeks. II" slipped away frra, his wife last
SATURDAY Whl!" she WAS purchasing some
medieIu" in 4 drug stOT"
\ valuable gold watch and chain, a diamond
lock"t and small sum 81 money which Haw-
kiuS hal when h" disappeared ~" missing.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-12
THIRTEENTH HoRsE WAS BURNED.
His Twelve Companions Rescued Unhurt
from a BrOadway Stable Fire.

Samuel Greenburg's stables. row OF one
story frame buildings on Broadway. Just be-
low 1U2d street. were destroyed by fire last
night. The flames spread to n two-story frame
structure at 1862 Broadway occupied by Sec
tons 80 and Al of the Street Cleaning Depart
ment. This building was Quilted and damaged
to the extent of $500. Police and iremen res
cued twelve horses from the burning stables.
The thirteenth horse was unlucky enough TO
burn to death.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-12
81, column. for secret.ry Gage to R,nd.

George McAneny. the Secretary OF the Ma
tional Civil Service Reform League. has writ
ten a six column letter to Lyman J. Gage. Sec
rotary OF the Treasury. This letter take, Sec
Rotary Gage to task for an interview in which
service order. and in which he Expressed
opinions OF tho National civil Service Reform
Leagues policy OF NEEDLE The letter cites
alleged instances in which men under the Sec
rotary have not lived IN to the law. The letter
is intended to 10 very severe
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-12
Drug Store Fire Cost Three Lives.

Abraham Finkelstein. the PROPRIETOR OF the
drug store at Hester and Forsyth streets
which was burned out on Monday afternoon by
a fire caused bv the explosion OF a can of ben
zine. died in Gouverncur Hospital yesterday Of
the injuries he received in the fire. This Is the
third death that Ire caused. Mrs. Finkelstcin
and her baby were found burned to death in
the hallway by the tlrcmen.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-12
Ex-Alderman RuRgles's Daughter Gets n
DiNnrCc.

Supreme Court Justice Lambert in Brook
yn yesterday granted Aimee RuGCles Smith
decree OF absolute divorce against Wayand
Smith Tn" plaintiff is the daughter Of former
Alderman James II. Ruggles. and the defend
ant was deputy city clerk during the admins
trat'on of Mayor Schicren in Brooklyn. The
couple were married on Feb. IA. 1885.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-12
IIncI for PnIIinr Down n rInr.

J.. We $500, July ll.-BlasJ Mrnsywor, -
tI'.'I"h street, was fined 500 and costs for
w.. in,."'i down and destroyed flag which
NJ ~ "d on the house occupied by Andrew
ollie So5,oii,Hie nag was placed there n honor
'' """s the property and objected 70 it,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-12

The success of Or. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription III the cure of diseases pc
Culiar to women, is beyond comparison
greater than that of any other medicine
prepared especially for womans use. 1t
is not curc-all but scientific prepare
ton, the prescription of an eminent
living physician, still in active practice
ard who, assisted by his staff of nearly
score of trained physicians treats and
cures thousands OF women every year.
"Favorite Prescription has an invigor-
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itself and phenomenal control of dis
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woman. 1t permanently cures baCkache,
bearing down pains, liberation, infam-
nation and like ills by curing their
cause. 1t dries up the drains, puts out
the fever fire Of inflammation and cures
the corroding ulcer. 1t makes marriage
a happiness and motherhood blessing
by giving to women such an abundant
vitality that the baby blossoms into life
as sweetly, simply and naturally as a
fower. Sick women are invited to con-
suit DR. Pierce by letter free of charge
All correspondence strictly confidential
Address DR.. X. V, Pierce, Buffalo, y. y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-12
His Own Wagon Killed Him.

Hcnry D"irhm iun. who kept n grocery and
butcher store Mt 20 RidGewood avenue.
Brooklyn. was killed Yesterday morning while
on his way To Mallabout Market with his
wagon While turning the wagon out OF tho
car tracks at Jamaica and jerome avenues he
tell III AMI his heat was crushed under tho
front wheel. lie died almost instantly Henry
DolukmanN, his lJ-yrar-old son, witnessed the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-12
Assistant ZooIoGist Farr.

Dr. Marcus 5 FAIR. who has been acting as
curator OF III" geological collection OF the
Museum Of the state 81 New York. in Albany,
has been appointed assistant zoHingist He
was formerly an assistant in the department
OF palcontolOgy at Fri nratnn EniversitV.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-12

WN'HIN"ION I"NI At TOR WlNNF-N'Y,
For Ncw England and ,dI''rn N,u York. par''y
c'oudy today and ThrtrV hgti 10 fr~'t sou,h rrnds
Fur the District OF Columb \. eastern Prnns, J.
vauiS. New Jersey. Delaware, Maryland and Viz.
giuia, fair to-day and Thursday; light southeast
winds,
For western New York, western Pennsylvania anil
Ohio. fair to.dar, except light showers on the lakes
probably fair Thursday; light to fresh southwest
winds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-12

really frst-rAss summer resort either a. S"tshore
or mountain make IT. locality known through nj
sUS's advertising columns, SIS readers SEGA such
places.-Adp.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-12

OF advertising something YOU may never have done
heretofore, select such medium IA will give the
hest results without delay, RUN reader decides
promptly and 10 able to pay for what he requires.
Adv,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-21
is SHE THE MERCEDES ?
Cruiser in Tow 0f TWO Tugs Rcported
From Hattcras Life station.

NORFOLK. VA. May 2.-Speciai.-The
United states weather Bureau at Nor
folk was tonight advised by the observer
al Hatteras. North Carolina. thar
cruiser. i'm tow Of two tugs. passed mp
the coast this evening In the direction
OF Norfolk Later the following p1iticu-
lars were received from Hatteras.
Captain A. J.. Cray. Of Big kinnakcet
Life Saving Station. sixteen miles north
of Cape Hatteras station, reported 90 the
latter that a large white cruiser in tow
OF TWO large tugs. and closely followed
by another tug. passed his station, bound
North. at s O'Clock This evening. The
tugs were painted dark color. each had
two masts. The cruiser also had two
maSts and two tunnels.
Definite knowledge OF the identity of the
vessels composing the fleet could not Doe
obtaiaed becf use of intervening distance.
Captain Gray said. nor could signals be
DISTINGUISHED. but he believed the cruiser
was the former Spanish cruiser Reina
Mercedes. conveyed by he Merritt Chap
man Wrecking Company tugs.
The United States training ship Essev.
which. with FUN crew OF apprentice
bows aboard. has been cruising 90 West
Indian waters. arrived in Hampton Roads
to-day She is on her way TO Newport.
4. J. The United State frigate Alliance.
formerly a training shi'. arrived to-day.
The supply ship Glacier completed coal
inc tonight. and SIS preparine 60 sail Tor
Manila with stores for our army
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-21
FREE TO SUFFERERS.
The New Cure for Kidney, Bladder,
and Ur.c Ac d Troubles.

Almost everybody who reads the news
papers is sure to. know Of the wonderful
cures made by DR. Kilmer's Swamp-Root,
the great kidney remedy.
Il is the great medical triumph Of the
nineteenth century: discovered after
years years Of scientific research by DIR.
Kumer. the eminent kidney and bladder
specialist and IS wonderfully success
ful in promptly curing kidney, liver.
bladder and uric acid troubles.
Swamp-Root has been tested in so
many ways. in hospital work, in private
practice, among the helpless too poor to
purchase relief. and has proved so sue
cessful in every case that a special ar
rangement has been made by which all
readers of The Times who have not al
ready tried it. may have sample bottle
sent free by mail also "a book telling
more about Swamp-Root and how 10 iind
out # you have kidney or bladder
trouble. When writing mention reading
this generous offer m The Times ana
send your address 10 Dr. Kilmer & CO.
Binghampton. y. Y. The regular hfty
cent and one dollar sizes are sold by all
hrst-class druggists.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-21
DR.. WHARTON HERE.
He Nny re Assisted BY sam Jones and
Others in sis Meetings.


Or. II. ". Wharton arrived in town last
night and was found 10y a representative
OF The Times soon AFTER comfortably
ouartered al the jefferson. enjoying genial
conversation with has old IlcMnoud
u seems Ike home TO you to be in
Richmond. don't 30, Doctor.
"Iu0eed u does. he replied. twenty
years as0. IN the very church where
am gong t0 preach tO-morTo" morning
the IlAc-Strelt baptist CHURCH. con-
Quoted my first revival meetings We
had a great time there, too. There were
over two hundred conversions. IN the
Leigh street baptist church, also, WheIe
] preach tomorrow nlEnt. We hau auothcr
blessed meeting. where large number
were brought 10 Christ. So YOU see |
am Twins over some sweet experiences as
] look upon these familiar scenes. There
Is no city IN alb this Union 1 love as
love Richmond, ana 10 city where the
people have been more kind 10 me.
You once conducted am eiEhi-"eeks
series here did you not when was very
successful?' be was asked
~ s' he replied. God Wonderiuily
blessed Us that time We held twO-
weeks campaign in three diIerent Dor
lions Of tho town, then came 10 the Arm
How many people were converted in
that rcviyal? was asked.
1.-THE papers stated at thu time that
there were twenty five hundred
"Is on your plan 40 conduct such cam
paien now in the meetings which you are
20 begin at the Auditorium Monday
nighty'
Fit Is my hope that a similar interest
may grow out Of them, and that tAcy
may spread throughout the city
Are YOU 10 have any assistance in the
campag n%'
II have telcFraphcd tonight for A. G.
Dixon. John g. Wo1ley and sam Jones TO
Join ne. IS possiu a..
What is your pan for Tho meetings.
II expect o. hold meeting every night
except Saturday DO the Auditorium. and
one meeting on Saturday at j. NJ
Morning and evening sundays ] Will pro-
badly preach .n the city churches
rs 81 your plan 70 close tho meetings
on the fth - june
II the interest warrants 10 ] VIII elthcr
come into one ~ the city churches ar Ler
that or bring down my tent from Balil-
more ard continue The meetings IN IT,
This tent IS cool and roonv. II VIII scat
300 people ] have had many "a blessed
revival under that canvas
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-21
A LIVELY DEBATE
IS ANTICIPATED
Sricy Talk Expected at the Stale
Committee Meeting.
MAY Be BUT ONE CANDIDATE,
Mr.. Martins Opponents Have Lit'le
Hope of Inducing Any one To
Run ! .aiuSt Him - Mr.
Jon, = Position.
MAY Be BUT ONE CANDIDATE,

Chairman J. Taylor Elyson said yes
,orday he had selected uo date for ihc
meeting of tAe Sta,e Democrats Com
rnittee. lie VIII probably oo 50 to-inor-
TOW aud tie can VIII De issued at once
Mr. L,Ds.n win convene The COMMITTEES
,bs FIRST wcek lu Juac. 4Ie IS st.l nnde-
cif,5 AS io whether OF u1t tne LAecu-
live Comm.tt,- VIA "e "9Neu 10 i"'''
with the central ois,i4-~.4-io".
~ ts fbou.ut chat mere Wall be most
infcrest.ns aeuale at tnc meeting o' '"e
,ootoltt.e. hon. William a. Anderson,
Is e>oec.ed to bee the principal spoAes-
man for those who advocated con-
,.,atlou. ana lion. Marsha. McDol4hl. Is
vail. probably lead the opposlton lheae
Gentlemen served DOB Che same Ltsi7'a-
Tyre. t.ousA .n different branches. lh-y
were the authors OF tne Aho,looH--N
Cormick Law. -,.,.
TDL PROBABLE ACTION.
The convention advocates have very
utle hope that their petition Will be
rranfel 10 ls quite evident that NI'
Martins III ands are opposed 10 TINS
rnoyemcnt A few of them want a con-
,entior but on The other hand some OF
his opponents are opposed TO the con-
venflou scheme.
A gentleman who has had a very goo1
opportunity Of learning the views OF
most of the committeeman estimates
thar th.rty-tNo will vote against the
the pr1uosiHon go call convention
and eighteen ln favor Of it.
The convention advocates think they
will be able 20 make converts % their
side when the committee meets. They
think they can advance arguments that
will lie unansWclable and THAI the other
side will be convinced that IL would be
te.ter 10 settle the senatorial question.
and not to make 30 an issue tn the cleo
fion OF members OF the legislature.
AS IO CANDIDATES.
Those who have been anxious for
candidate 70 come out against Mr.. Mar
Yin. have little hope now that they w.h
Do able % induce any one o. run.
T. is possible. though not probable,
that Mr. Jones can be pursuaicd 20
change his mind. Mr.. Jones has CON
tended THAT q be were 20 run. the fact
shat DO took leading part FIN the May
conference would be used against him.
1e has said De went into that move
rnert with no i.ca Of becoming a candi-
date. but % and tn the promotion Of A
great principle He does not wish now
- a. ANYTHING that would give any one
m excuse for saying his motives We're
sash.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-21
A. i4UTZLER'S SONS
3I5 {. Broad Street.

y. Scott. D. D.; s p. 49, George sumo
FalraeldI P. NJ. Rev. r. A. White.
Mll.dl--lI -A. M. t.'s. D. 3d.. ago
Hose Mcmora-u b. 81. .et a. 30.
Mccall. T.. 81. Rev poA.t Dl.
Westmiuster-u a. ST.. Nct. d.. Ne
Bull. S.l5 T.. A.. key. d. u. 1..Etr
Manchester sbyteran-il a. 81, Rev.
ce''oroI 'pre.bvterian-u A. ST.. Rev j.
NJ Clymer. 8 +. A.. Rev. u. p. carte
Church OF the Coycnant-u a. 81. EeF.
Russell Cecil. l.. D., u. H., Key. ~. Do
0T Barton 81. Heights next TO .drasstor'l-5
= M Rev $ T.. Nuuuer ID. 3D.
Bon Air-A. NJ. and T.. ~. Rev. d. c.
i'''''' METHODIST CHURCHES
81. James CTwenty-nin,h and harshaij
5 T.. NJ. Rev d. j. Hr.mm. -. D..
Denny-Street. Futon-sl5 b. VI, Het.
T.. H. Johnston. ID. ID. ,...,.. %
NJ o'T Rev' y Nj 'Wsidea D. p.
Ffh-Street Church lManchesi'il -' f'
Al Rev. Il. A. Hall -..,.
Broad-street church Broad anI r4.
streets)-n A. NJ Rev ~ A.eAanossr
T lure s,reet-il A. NJ. Rev j. ID.
Lumpkin. u. D., j.. NJ, Rev. s'e'..'@
trinity BROAD and Tweauethl-u =
~ Rev. p !. erals p. a.. Rev. i.
= Asbury lombard and HaqovsHr,-i,i, =. a.
NJ, Rev j J.. NJ e. .'"As' -''
" clsSy-s 4r:r e lcisy ana Adam-,-s P. ".
G5 ais6ip5dp PIX; AZ R.A a ~ C Ri Fs o. w.
W. Il. Langtry. P. NJ. Rev. j. g.
Sntdecor; ,t,....t,ft, and p,ra1-t A.
NJ. Rev. J. r. shearer d. D.. I. N''
Union station (Church HiiD-n a. "
Rev }. A. Dickson. =. NJ. Rev. ID. ~
ia " '''0' BAPTIST CHURCHES
First Baptist-u A. NJ. Rev. james
second Baptist Main and s.s5m,,AA.
~ NJ. R B = j. pri r.. II N' cblh No. D..
Leigh-street Chqrcn hiD-u a. ~
Grace Street-I \. NJ. Rev. ". p.
Cave. d. D.; p NJ, Rev Joseph he'-
Grove-Avenue-u A. NJ. Rev. W. $.
Jacobs; p NJ. Rev. ". c.. buchanan
u Bain5ridge-street Crnchesterl-il A.
NJ. Rev. q. G.. Christian, +. NJ Kew
"wWest-View Gary AMI Meadow)-il, a.
NJ Rev. Alfred Jones, 5 I. Mr ''e''
Franc Mitchell d. ID. ~
calvary Bapust-u A. NJ. Rev +. ID.
Stephenson. -. y. .,., .,
Fulton FULTON and NICHOLSON - y
NJ. Rev. h. a -nith fl' F. NJ Kew
CHRISTIAN CHURCHES.
Seventh-Street-ll a NJ, Key. James
Park. ID. D.: +. NJ, Rev. p T. faiieF'
Cowardin. venue CManchesterl-Rey !.
spencer smith ar II 4. NJ Rev. W. o.
sample at - NJ. ,..s,- -.
Marshan-street- \. nen,oie -
y NJ e. A p. VI" Rev J. W.
' Rev T /. Hsrnan will preach A, Pine
street Baptist church tonight at
o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-21
NEWT0WN NEGRO
CUT HIS WIFE
Officer Wright Has to Use His Club
Upon Him.
REFUSED TO BE ARRESTED.
Branch ofthc Ladies Auxiliary Organ
tied Services in the Churches
To-Day-Mr. Gooding still
Abscni-Othcr News.
REFUSED TO BE ARRESTED.
Manchester Bureau. Richmond Times,
lIll ILII alrnaL EeALLLe L-1Ch.

Manchester Bureau, Richmond Times,
1Il2 Hun street, Bedtte BLOCH.
Oflcer Alex. Wright had some trouble
arresting "a negro named Joseph Goode
last night.
GoO4e was charged with cutting his
wife with knife and some excitement
was occasioncd I'm NewtOwn. The negro
was arrested and while he was being
taken 10 the lookup he decided 90 resist.
once Wright had to subdue him with
real heroic measures before Dee consented
20 go along with him, and be is now
locked up for future reference
The woman was not seriously cut
white man named Thomas Bosher
was arrested by Officer Jones for threat
anins his brother.
MAYOR MAURICES COURT.
Charles Shelley and Ben Wells got into
d difficulty al Fourth and Hull streets
Friday night and Officer Wright took
them in charge
Mayor Maurice when he heard the tale.
lned them $3.50 each.
Mr. r. j. Good.ng. who has been MISS
ns from his home. on Meadow Bridge
road. since Wednesday night has not
been heard from yet
His brother. Mr. q. w. Gooding, Of
Ibis city is d0ins everything possible 70
locate him.
Mr. Frank Fisher. a neighbor OF the
missing man. saw him on Chestnut
Hul ear coming into Richmond on We'd
nesday night. when he stated that DE was
going 10 the Union depot.
Mr. Goodiug wore a j. .. L. A. NJ pin
.n his scarf. and Red Mems pin on
bis coat.
A branch OF the Ladies Auxiliary or
the Foreign Missionary Society was or
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-21

The monogrammed glove is the very
latest thing. and OF course 10 is worn
only Boy the extremists of fashion To
make the m0nogrammed gloves YOU get
a pair of plain Kid gloves. with as little
stitching upon the back as possible
Black and white are the best coiors.
Now. mark upon the back of the gloves
your monogram. or get it stamped there
With silk the color of your walking
dress vou now cmbroider the MONOGRAM
making DO about the size of a quarter.
You Will find that 10 is very becoming
10 the hand and the custom of wearing
the embroidered glove Will grow upon
YOU until you Will want no o'htr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-21
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About RichmOnd's
Citizens aud Other Matter.

DR. p. w. Bragg OF Hot Springs was
in the city Saturday.
Miss Bauich. OF Point Is visiting Mrs c.
" Gaubcrt. 40 40. 1900 east Broad street
Mr.. Julian Kean. postmaster Of Belham.
Gooch.and county. was BOO the city Fri
day night
Senator Thomas 5. Martin has gone to
Smithhed 90 spend today with his
family.
Governor Tyler will attend the COM
mencemcnt exercises of the Virginia
Polytechnic Institute. Blacksburg
Mrs. Suckney. widow Of the late Rev.
Fenncr S. Stickncy is visiting Mrs. X.
Z Henry. No. ll0i east Clay street.
The regular meeting Of the Confederate
and Memorial Literary society will be held
at the Museum Wednesday al u o clock
Mrs Charles Riley. Of Knoxville Tenn.
SIS visiting Mrs j. C.. Baughman, ON
Chestnut Hii.
Ecv. Eugene ~ Rawlings. pastor o.
Clay Street Methodist church. who ha
becr confined to his home quite sick VII
mal1ral fever IS very much improved
The annual meeting of the Virginia
Press Association VIII be held at the
Rockbrl1ee Alum Springs on Tuesday
July nth.
Mrs. j. r. V. Daniel is visiting hor
friend, Mrs. J. n. Kidder In Montcia.r.
y. j. She Will 90 this week TO visit
relatives I'm Yonkers y. y.
Mrs. J. W. Chapel Of Dallas Texas.
with her little daughter Marie. is Wis
iting her mother Mrs. r.. T. Williams on
Floyd Avenue
Motion for Judgment was filed I'm the
Law and Equity Court Yesterday hy
Lena Rose against Y. r. Faean for
SoS60S
Miss Thu~ston. who has been al the
Old Dominion hospital for the last two
weeks. has returned much improved iu
health She viii Leave the city for her
country home this morning
Officer GARRISON yesterday afternoon ar
rested William Harris fcolored at the
corner of seventh and Broad ON the
charge Of disorderly conduct. He viii
spend Sunday in meditation.
Elva Theresa Bischan. ne little daush-
t.r of IIurh T. and Theresa Rrau"r
Davis. died Friday morning at the
Idence 0f Deer grandfather Mr. VIII
liam IT, Braucr. on the Mechanicsvilc
turnpike
Air. j. c. Reinhardt. brother Of Prof.
Jacob Reiuhardt. Will leave this morning
with the band II the old First Virginia
REGIMENT for Wake Forest ana Chapel
nam 20 I'm two weeks engacemcnt 80
The Wake Forest College and the UniVef-
sity Of North Carolina.
Eichmnndcrs i'm New York.
NEW YORK. May 2o-Special-E w.
Bell Albert: O. A. Hawkins Sinclair. j.
Is. Mcdowell Grand: j. T. Mcintosh.
Aston. F. u. Meanly Imperial; W. =.
II 4 sH.N. loo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-21

There viii be- special music an Park
Place to-day. Miss Mary Boazlcy. o..
Petersburg. will sing ana 0nertory sol.
~ the morning service. and the choii
viii render special selections az night
The pulpit Will be filled az b->h sorv ces
by commissioner 10 the General Assem-
ifv
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-21
TIE PUPITS TO-DAY.
Where the Various Visiting Ministers
Are tn Preach.

The following appointments have been
made for preaching by visiting ministers
to-day:
,erian-ll A. NJ. Rev. John +. Cannon
u ID. moderator: y. NJ, Rev. Russell
sfcond Prerbyatrisn--il \. NJ. Rev. r..
II Green. u. D.. cA-moccraior. T. NJ
SunGav school Mass-Meeting.
Grace Street Presbyterian--ll A. NJ.
Rev George Summey, ID. D., ! =. NJ.
REV. ]. W. Stag. d. ID.
Third Presbyter.an-ll -. NJ, Rev. W.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-21

H. ~ Davis. Lynchburg. Dr. J. y
MAY. Danyile. ana n. b. Robertson.
Iastvi Ie. are at Murghy's.
Henry O. Wysog. dublin, Mss Segar
ana Miss Lottie Seear. OLD Point A. =
Myers. Newport News. are az Ford's.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-21

Among The guests at the jefferson are
Frank T. Bayw ood. Of Raleigh. and Il. T.
Jill ana G. W. Worth OF WHINING. ton,
X. g. also. DR. II. NJ Wharton. OF Bal
fimore
Mr. p N Fry who has been H. is now
able 10 leave his room.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-21

A nsgro woman named Lucy Kelly. took
IN overdose o. 'audannm - her one
30. 1880 e9si ~ az sueet las. night al
1910 O'Clock.
DR.. Coode. in charge Of the ambulance
treated her. and put her in good shape
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-21
A. HUTZLER'S SONS
3l5 &. Broad Street.
Quality should never be sacrificed
For the sake Of price.
MattinQ Talk.

II you are In want OF q Mating. your
want IS only bali supplied Dy purchasing
"A poor grade. our stock embraces the
latest patterns the best makes. The most
qualities.
Light Weight Chinese Jo.nted Mat
ting. l24c.
Light Weight Seamless Matungs. d..
Heavy Weight Chinese JOmtless Mat-
tlngs. Use.
Saun Finish. Selected straw Chinass
JOintless at Dc. and 10c.
Japanese Cotton Warp MatIngs. "a
and 1c.
Extra Quality japanese Cotton wawA
2jc
Damask Patterns and Thrcc-Piy Scam
less. 2Jc. tO 5Dc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-21
Mr.. Tinsicy's Condition.


Mr.. Seaton g. Tinsley was reported as
RES ling easily last night