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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-05
ON THE POTOMAC,


COLTON'S HOTEI-GOOD MUSIC, DANCING,
grabbing, fishing and bathing; cuisine excellent;
terms moderate; take steamers Wakefield and
Arrowsmith daily; excursion every Saturday, 9
pm Tickets for sale at Ellis Music Store. 937
Pa. ave. II. w. LOVE. Prop ty29-lms
CHAPEL POINT SUMMER RESORT AND HOTEL
BELLEFlEW. in the lower Potomac, open.
Electric lights on grounds and hotel Entire new
management. First class cuisine. Excursion
rates on steamer Randall and baltimore and Po-
tomac X. K. Address MANAGER Chapel Point,
Charles Co., Md, or C.C.LANCASTER, 1419 st.
jy10-1m
RIVER SPRINGS-AS A SUMNER RESORT FOR
beauty of location, health and pleasure has
an equal and no superior in Maryland Call and
see, write
jyS-1m' DR.. r. P. BLACKSTONE & SONS.
WALNUT POINT HOTEL COAN RIVER, VA
near the mouth of the Potomac river, opens July
/; boating, bathing, fishing and grabbing; rates
moderate; take steamers Potomac, Sue or Arrow
smith Address w. p. COWART, Trilby, Va.
jyl-2m'
POTOMAC HOTEL. ST. GEORGES ISLAND. MD. !;
opens July l: boating. bathing, fishing, &c; music
and and dancing: cuisine excellent: rates moderate
smith See Evening Star for sailing hours Ad-
dress ADAMS BROS. st. Georges Island. Md.
lei
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Lake George, New York.

Queen OF American Lakes Ideal summer Resort
Pure Water. Pure Air No Malaria.
Most desirable atude and
nj agement
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ReInOieled anu ret. gn4slr,l- New York ave, near
Jel-ISt-5 ID. kNAUER-
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THE IROOUOIS.

An entirely new hotel Capacity, 400 South
Carolina ave and Beach Center OF all attrHc-
lions. Superb in equipment and comfort. Ele-
ystor to street level; electric lights; rooms en-
suite. with fuths. The finest cuisine and service
SIe' Iai Iates until Aug. l. Vine for Illustrated
booklet.
mys-I-;l5t-lo W i SHAW
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w aLdOrf=A

DIRECTLY On TIE OCEAN FRONT
NOW OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION OF GUESTS
Every moterP cOnEt nlrnct Known for the comfort
aud safely Of u,sts- Capacity 800 Rooms Ell
suite, with baths attached. ON the American plan.
bUO private surf bath attached to hotel First
brick-aEd-stoue hotel III Atlantic City. Write for
bUVAIet- SAAL W. MOORE, Mgr.
I..I1-LIr
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HOIEL NILLEN,
Michigan rye, beach Electric bells s. IN
Si2 pc week
lelt-52;-4 ]. 4. REED.
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Hotel Scar borough.
CAPE MAY POINT. n. ).

SHOREHAM HOTEL. CAPE MAY POINT n j.
Op-n June "A For rates address
S f. EWING
JelO-eo.26t Cape May Point, y j.
CAPE MAY POINT. y J.-CARLTON HOTEL
directly on beach; accommodates 100; orchestral
fishing. cunning, toe table; bathing Send for
booklet 81 10 SI2 per wk KELLY WEAVER
ieITtu~sl
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Hotel Rudolf.
Hotel Morton.

Virgil ia beach and steel pier. New
management. Elevator. hot and cold baths. Ocean
view Open all year. Mrs. y. K. HAINES,
Owner and Prop. formerly of the Chalfonte.
ap1l-s. Tu& th-5lL-6
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Adjoining Hotr' Rudolf: new hotel ocean Wow
tToin every room: private baths elevator; cleo
iflc nsLis' caI'scity 300, booklet CHANNELL
bL.pH-- u ips- jeI9-52t-5
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HOTEL ALDENE.
GOLF ALL THE YEAR.
HOTEL LUKAY rp.o %%sa
THE OSBORNE,
Chester linn.

Pacific and Arkansas ayes- Electric lights.
Elevator IS 10 SlI weekly.
nylI-1st Mrs II. j. OSBORNE.
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HOTEL CHELSEA.

In the hnest and most exclusive section OF the
Resort Large ICONS. and every an ocean
front Private uatEs, elevator TO ground floor
extensive yiuzzas overlooking ocean First-class
II rNvgy particular.
Jel2 Address ]. 3. THOMPSON, Prom.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-13

Am analysis has made the discovery
that California poses contain 30 per cent
more perfume th1n those grown else
where
The now suspension bridge over the NJ
agara River NC Lewiston is about COM
pieted. and soon the electric cars will be
crossing &C.
There are more wrecks in the Baltic sea
than in any other place I'm the world
The average is one wreck 90 day through
ont The year
The paddlc-wheel ocean steamer reach
cd is zenith with the launch of the
Scotia of tbe Cunard Line, in 1862 She
WAS tfc last of the race.
The Street Railway Journal estimates
the life of iron poles for overhead wires
at thirty -thrco years. and of wooden poles
at eleven years.
Ihc Prince OF Wales has warned his
br1tlcr Frccmasons not 10 make them
selves cheap by wearing their Masonic
regaii0 ON ordinary occasions.
Experiments have been going ON with
az iugcnus machine which shuts over e.
mars eye $50 that Tho oyelid as DO works
opens and closes "a chron0rrauh. So far
the quickest kink ON record is about one
sixth of o. second.
A Bath. Me-. man - the pdoud posses
sor OF much torn flag which bee claims
flew from the launch in which Ensign
Powell and bis comrades waited 49, the
Santiago harbor for the return of Hob
son and the men who sunk the Mowi-
mae.
Am Alpine glacier near Brilncon. is
now regularly operated as am ice quarry.
the blocks being cul and conveyed over
AN overhead galloway to a. convenient
pla., for shipment hr rail TO Paris. there
to Dee used in the caf and hotels of the
metropolis.
There are eight inches more rainfall on
fhe South shore of Lake Superior than ON
ths north shore and three inches more
in the cases of Erie and ontario. There
is ais- greater precipitation on the
eastc.l shores OF Lakes Huron and Mich
iean thal ON the we-.cru.
The Shal of Persia thinks that the art
of printing transcenls all others. and
has q particular ADMIRATION for his court
printer He has la.o'r seen "a typewriter.
and tbc idea that "pr.ntine' can be- ace
accomplished by the mere tapping OF the
KEYS was almost too much FOR him.-Bal-
timO-a American.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-13
DEWEY QUARAN TINED.
The Olympia at Snez But the Admiral
Was Not Permitted to Land.

sCEZ. July 12-Thc United states cruis-
or olympia, from Columbo. Ceylon. June
-. arrived to-day. Admiral Dewey on
MS arrival here on board the Olympia to-
Day said he was IN very good health lie
appeared 60 be in excellent condition.
which was also the case with his officers
ana men. Most OF them have suffered
from malarial fever. but have now quite
recovered.
Jhe olympia has been quarantined. no
diroct communication with the shore be-
ing allowed Consequently. the represent
alive here OF the Associated Press was
only able TO converse with the Admiral
from launch alongside the cruiser.
Alter passing through the canal the
Olympia viii call at Trieste Thereafter
tho Admirals plans are uncertain. Pos
sibly he viii go 90 Gibraltar and thence
10 New York
CONSTANTINOPLE. July 12-The
United States Minister here oscar @.
strauss. has urgently invited Admiral
Dewey Co visit him. In The event NJ bis
acceptance the British special service
steamer lmm0genc win proceed TO the
Mediterranean to escort The ADMIRAL TO
TINS port
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-13
GENERAL CARYS SUCCESSOR.
Col. Alfred =. Bates Appointed Pay
ma~tcrGrncrnl OF The Army.

WASHINGTON. July 12-The Presi
dcat to-day appointed Colonel Alfred r..
Bates. paymastor general Of the army
10 succeed Asa y. Cary retired.
The appointment Of General Bates has
resulted in the promotion OF Lieutenant
Colonel Charles r. Wilson 20 the rank OF
colonel. and the promotion OF Major
George w Baird. TO be Lieutenant colo
mel.
These promotions made vacancy IN
the fist OF paymastors with the rank
of majors. This vacancy was filed by
tne President by the appointment OF
Captain John Murphy OF the Fourteenth
Infantry. in recognition Of his services
I'M the Philippines and at his own re-
quest Major Murphy was placed on n.
retired list. HIS health having suffered
from hardships ln the Philippines
inc vacancy caused hr DIS retirement
was mlcd bv the appointment OF Major
Charles Newrold. of The Volunteer Pas
Department
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-13
MOLlNEUX CASE CONTINUED.
The Assistant District Attorney Ask
and Gets Extension Of Time.

NEW YORK. July 12.-Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Osborne has received am
extension Of time 90 which t1 present
the case of Roland B. Molineux % the
grand jury. According t1 enc order oi
Justice Fursman. the case had 20 be
presented Co the grand jury ON or before
July flth Mr. Osborne went before jus
ticc Werner iu the Criminal Term of the
Supreme Court. ON July 3d. ana made ah
arulir4.f0u for au extension OF time.
ne said that many Witnesses were out OF
town. and that it would Doc am inconvonl-
cucc Oh The District Attorney office ana
yhe ends of Justice would not Dee met H
tho case were presented in accordance
with Justice Furemaus order. The cN-
tension of time was granted.
Mr. Osborne stated to-day That ac-
cordinG 600 this extension Doe would not
ho camueuod CO. present the case 90 inc
grand furv before the latter part of Au-
r,ust. but chat he would present 10 as
soon gg BOSS BILE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-13
GENERAL ROSSER RETURNS.
lie Says Wcll-to DO Cubans Want TO
See American flag stay.

WASH NOTION. july 12-Brigadier-
General Ross Ter. who has just reached
washington from cuba. called al the
White House to-day. General Rosser
has been mustered out and is on his way
home 90 virginia Whom asked ab0J.
cuban affairs he said.
"Aiany things are moving along smooth
ly but There is Amos. universal come
plant about the enforcement OF tariff
rules and laws It Havana rhe trouble.
of course is that military men have not
been trained in these matters The diff
fercn. officials nE different duties on
goods"
when asked about the sentiment for
annexation General Rosser said. Every
man 600 the island with dollars worth
OF property never wants e. see the
United States ill., pulled down. They
know 70 means anarchy. chaos. and Cp-
.prCssl0u."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-13

strength with Gutierrez the President.
His first attack was directed a santa
/ Ana. Santa Ana feil al once into the
hands OF Rcgaiados. The rebels were
armed with ammunition intended for the
government party. How had they learn
ed the secret of ils hiding placer
Carmen Rodriguez explained some.
significantly bat there was absolutely no
proof that sho bad thus helped Regaia-
dos.
MURDER AND SUICIDE.
However tbe fan n Santa Ana meant
the doWufan OF Gutierrez and the return
! of her lover 80 QUEEN sabe7
The political complexion Of Salvador
changed Immediately. Gutierrez fed TO
Costa Rica. Fernando EscalOn's exile
was now over. lie announced his inten-
ton OF returning Immediately. and set
sail ON the next steamer. Carmen was
to secretly meet him at Chalchuapa.
whore the padrr was ready to give them
the marriage sacrament. Then they
would return together by the first steam
or 90 San Francisco. on the day Esca-
Ion left san Francisco there was a large
| gathering Of friends and sympathlzers at
the wharf 20 bid him "Adios" and "Hasta
mlnana. Everybody knew the desDer-
ate chances DEE was taking, even under
the new order of things.
Under his friends counsel. Il was de-
cided best for him - land az Zacapa.
Guatemala. and .5eacc across overland
10 Chaichuapa. Salvador. his presence
I would be less likely 10 be detected II no
adopted this plan.
ON the evening % the third day. after
a weary ride on muleback across streams
and through groves OF palms. Escalon
approached the little village u Anocha-
pan. Twenty miles farther in Chalchu-
apa Carmen was anNlously awaiting him.
Carmen who. after four years OF separa-
ton and suffering, was AT last 10 be his
bride.
Near the outskirts ~ Anachapan sew
eral parties Intercepted him. Among the
first were two ragged soldiers. one OF
them addressed a Few words 10 Escalnn.
and while he was unsuspectly answers
ing the other struck him down with a
machotc Bracimonte ana Carmens
brother came up and looked az the body.
Near by was "A public bake oven, whore
the poor people OF the village baked their
bread in common. The body OF Escalon
was thrust into IT, and the ragged SOL
dlcrs loungod away
Meanwhile Carmen. In gown Of white
and bridal wreath. waited I'm Chalchuapa
for her lovers coming. When he did not
como and the weary minutes had grown
into hoar~. Carmen started for Anacha-
pan The little village was In state OF
excitement Some children playing near
the oven had found ia it the body OF a
dead man.
eyes. they would show the senorita tbs
place"
Carmen folt tho dreadful truth.
But she had been prepared for every
thing There was quick. sharp report.
and Carmen Rodriguez dropped dead be-
fore thp oven holding her lover.
They buried them side By side IN Chai-
chu1rl where they had first plighted
their tr0th San Francisco call
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-13
Like oar Corn.
AN UNKNOWN MISSION.
Gen. Wheeler Processes Ignorance OF
His Duties i'm 3hc Philippines.


His Duties in thc Philippines.
CHICAGO. July 12-Gcneral Joseph IT,
wheeler passed through Chicago to-day
bound for tho philippines ON am unknown
mission: ass DEE put 30 himself. 81 ann orr
dcred merely 90 report to General Otis,
and do not know what . shall have 40
do when I get there [ expect TO return
by December. when Congress meets BE-
ing in the army ! felt that ] had no
right To- remain idle all summer ANA
faU and asked Co bee sent ON active Ser
vice
The only mtimation of General Wheeler
as to the purpose of his mission was
in reply Co am inquiry as Goo what be
thought of the situation In the island
acquisitions. He said.
"l do not understand. and no one in
Washington seems To- understand. why b.
is that our people over there seem 10
have 100 idea OF the forces 10 which they
are opposed. General Otis makes mo- esi-
mate and you will have observed that
neither General LaWton nor General Mac
Arthur makes mention of those forces
in their reports
Asked IT. De- were sent hy President
Mckinley to make am expert report ON
the situation. the General replied. 81 am
merely to report TO General Otis
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wright. Of the American Line. said he
understood that the salvage OF the Paris
nad been accomplished by firm OF
German wreckers whose name he did
rot KNOW.
Mr. Wright said as regards the dis
position 20 be made ~ the ship. nothing
would be determined until she had been
thoroughly done over The salvage takes
into account the cost OF repairs and the
value OF the ship
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-13
WHEAT GROWERS MEET.
Georgia Farmers Assemble in Conyen-
ton at Macon.

MACON. GA, July 12.-The Georgia
Wheat Growers Convention met boo Macon
to-day with I'll large number of middle
and south Georgia farmers n attend
ance. Hon. j. Pope brown. presidfn, OF
thc state Agricultural Society presided.
Interesting papers ON wheat growing in
Ge0reil were read and there was val-
liable interchange OF experiences
The Macon Telegraph. prizes for the
best yields of wheat We're awarded as
follows. Best yield ON four acres. tlp0 i'm
gold. w. T.. Walker. of Spau'ding county.
ll7 bushels and 56 pounds. second, best
yield on four acres. $50 in gold. Mrs NJ
r.. wilson of spauldiHg. l3 bushels ana
AZ pounds. third. best yield on -FOUR acres.
So ir cold. Jesse ~ Tanner. of Washing
ton county. 1921 bushels. Best yield on
3nc acre. SIS in goIl Mr. w. j.. Walker
of spamdug county forty bushels and
one pound.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-13

CHICAGO. July r. Tho Record TO-
morrow wll say. Kansas City Demo
crafts hacked bv members of their party
I'm other parts of Missouri have raised
S-aolo which they intend Offering to
tho Democratic National Committee if
,-,ti,nal convention Co Kansas city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-13
VIOLENT STRIKERS.
Alabama Miners Resent the IntIoduc-
ton OF Negro Labor.

.BIRMlNGHAM ALA, July 12-The
first act of violence in the ore-minc strike
of the Robinson Mining Company az
Ishlooda. which has been in progress for
three weeks occurred between ONmoor
and leh<ooda last night Gus Miller. 81
NEGRO n,ttlatto hov wording for tine COM
panv. was seriously wounded and may
dle George Henry and George Brown,
both negro miners working for the COM
pany. were wounded with shols "hlch
1i1 not nDretr4fo far and viii recover.
,rhe men were shot from ambush
For the past few days thc officials
of tho company have been importing
ueero labor from Georgia. and this start
od the trouble.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-13

LILLE FRANCE. July Il Serious
riotine has occurred here following the
ac0uittal of Father Flamdien I'M the
School Of tho Christian Brothers here.
who was charged with numbering "a boy
in the institution. Thousands Of persons
naradcd the streets h1utlng Down with
the Iesuitsw and smashing windows
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-13

OF some DISPOSITIONS which the complain
ants asked leave 20 file in the absence
81 certain witnesses who could not be
reached b. subpoena.
Argument IN the Charleston and VIII
mngton cases probably VIII not be heard
before october
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-13

MAGNOLIA. MASS July 12.-Former
Senator Arthur r. German. Of Maryland.
i- ID go fue U,spcru- hotel. and ms WHO
ana two d4ushtors are 40 ms neaside.
Il- condition 60 not considered serious.
ID, suffer. from exhaustion or relapse
0f The grin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-13
~ r,,n,,n Ue.tinp Easily.

ASHLAND Va. July special
Thcre 81 n0 change In the condition OF
Row a. o.. Brown to-day. lie mas hah
4 comfortable day and IS resting easy
tonight
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-13
THE PARIS FL0ATEO.
The Wrecked Liner Reaches Fal-
mouth HarbOr ia Safety.

FALMOUTH. ENG, July 12-The
American Liner Paris entered this har-
Dor safely shortly after midnight She
Will be bcachcd for temporary repairs,
as the dry docks here is too short TO &C
c0mmOdato her.
Later tho vessel will be taken probably
20 southampton. A Clyde firm will re-
pair the Paris.
NEW YORK, July 12-Nice-President
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-13

4 number Of s.iehtly-used Pianos, sold
an nearly onc-half their original value.
Terms. s. per month. Gable Piano Co..
2is east Broad street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-13

FOR UncXCelled Laundry Work ara
quick service. patronize The lexington
Laundry. Telephones. New, 1850; Old Si5.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-13
Hibcrnians 10 Meet.

Dcyieion 80 .. Ancient order Of Ilihcr-
mans VIII hold 90 called meeting al ihelr
han Tonight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-13

Meet your friends at The Meyer Store,
| c0rner Foushce and Broad.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-13

Dress coolly by securing your hot
weather wear at Bcrry's Clothiery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-13

New Dairy Lunch Room opened al
The Meyer Store, Foushee and Broad
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-13

Meet your friends a, The Meyer Store.
corner Foushee and Broad.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-13

Meet your friends at The Meyer Store.
corner FOushee and Broad.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-13
FOR SALE ATASACRIFiCE.

New Dairy Lunch Room opened at
The Meyer Store, Foushce and Broad.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-13

New Dairy Lunch Room opened at
The Meyer store. FOushec and Broad.
New Dairy Lunch Room opened ae
The Meyer store. Foushee and Broad.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-13
A COMPANY To
BUILD THEATRE
An Injunction to Prevent CanceIIing a
Contract.
AFFECTS DEAL IN STEEL RAILS,
The Norfolk District Conference TX
press sympathy for Rev. DIR. a, &.
Brown in His Illncss-BishOp
CRANBERRY T. Presiding.

NORFOLK. VA, July 12.-special-
The Portsmouth Improvement Company.
maximum capital one hundred and hfty
thousand dollars. was chartered to-day.
J.. r.. watts is president; j. w. Perry
vice-presidcnt. y. Lowcnberg. secretary,
treasurer and general manager. The
.building M theatre. hotel and Office
building Is contemplated.
BIG INJUNCTION.
Judge A. s. watts of portsmouth, zoe
day granted am Injunction restraining
the Pennsylvania Steel COMPANY ll.i"
Irancclling its contract with The Atlantc
So,bo9rd Company 90 deliver 3.Np tons
of steel rails Az 81, per ton and also rec
strainine the seaboard Air Line from o'-
Iyoriug % tine defendants company amy
norton or the rails now I'm possession OF
the railroad company
The Atlantic reaonard Company has
contract with the Carolina Northern
railway 10 build road from Lumh.
ton n. g.. and there was delay ODD me
delivery of the rails $50 thar tine fenn-
syivania steel Company cancelled as
contract The injunction is a temporary
one until argument can Doe heard.
DISTRICT CONFERENCE.
NJ r. church south. met in annual
sion I'm the Methodist church at LAM
bort's Point at @ O'Clock this mornins.
Blshop j g. Cranberry presiding.
The Conference organized hy tho e'ec-
ton Of DR. g. y. Haistcad ass secretary
and j. H. Shumadiuc as assistant secrc-
taTv.
The Bishop called for n report of the
condition OF The various churches and
the following responded: Cumberland
street Epworth. Centenary. Leke.a
Huntcrsvillc. Chestnut Street South Nor
folk. Liberty street. South Norfolk Cir
cult. East Norfolk. Oahctte Lamo'il
Point. Trinity. Princess Anne Circuit
South Princess Anne. Mckcndree ana
Queen street. The condition of the diff
fcrent churches. spiritually and fnanci-
ally. was reported Co Doe good.
4 resolution cXpreSsine sympathy Tor
Rev a. O.. Brown. presiding elder, who
is 3d.. was adopted
Rev. r.. %. Bennett presented bis re-
port ON Missions. and made strong add
dress on that subject. Addresses were
also made by Rev. Charles T. stengle
Rev r. NJ. Chandler. and Mrs. McFa-
VILE The opening sermon was delivered
by Rev. IA. H. Johnson. of Cumberland
street church. The conference viii cone
uuue in session tomorrow
Like oar Corn.
NORFOLK. VA. July 2-SpocIal-
me British steamer Primers Point
Captain Wall cleared to-day from this
port for Rotterdam. Among her cargo
is 2m 800 pounds OF "Hominy iced A
large market for American Indian
corn is now found in Europe. a few
years ago the foreigner did not know
+oat orr CORN was iii for food The
Dufcn. however. have taken homiuy as
the present shipment shows. I'm This in-
stance the honiny is believed o. Doe
meant 10 feed stock. but other shipments
OF corn have been made which were
for men not lnaets
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-13

Meet your friends al The Meyer store
corner Foushee and Broad.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-13

New Dairy Lunch Room opened az
The Meyer store Eoushoe and Broad.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-13

New Dairy Lunch Room opened at
Tho Meyer store, Foushee and Broad.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-13

Meet your frien.s az The Meyer Store.
corner Fousheo and Broad.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-13

Meet your friends at The Meyer Store.
corner Foushce and Broad.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-13

View Dairy Lunch Room opened at
The Meyer Store Foushoe and Broad.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-13

Meet your friends at The Meyer store.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-13

Meet your friends al The Meyer Store.