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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
HAYS q WARREN. electric bell hangers; repair
ing; burglar alarms; all work guaranteed ;
drop postal for estimate 1907 9th t. NV. oe25-St
FOR SAILS quart cans fancy table syrup for
20c; 1 quarts pearl hominy for l0C; t0nor-
row only, at J. T. D. PYLES FIVE STORES. 1t
L NEEDME for your milk man; Y, COS sell best
milk, cents per ct. Address Bon 343, this
Office oc27-6t
BARGAIN DAY, Friday, y, for babies only; G
Of my best > cabinet photographs reduced
81, at GOTTWALS STUDIO, yl2 + St NV.
Item
LADIES felt hats pressed over in the latest fall
and winter shapes. MRS. Z. McCAFFERTY,
l2ll G 81 NV. oc26-3t, en-
WE'LL PAINT 80 more roofs as an advertisement
and charge only for the labor. ASPHALT
RUBBER PAINT Co, 81 F NV. oc2G-55
GET YOUR horses clipped; first-class, reasonable
price Rear 1907 \. Y. ave oc26St
CARPETS and rugs cleaned furniture and piano
polished at your house; drop a postal. WM
SCOfIELD 10 st. NV. oc263t
GET your picture ON a button, IOc. 459 Pa
ave. mace while You wait, oc2G5t
WOULD l0U suffer for 50 cents2 when Mexican
Eureka viii cure You Of rheumatism or
neuralgia? j. /. HANENS.. sole proprietor
For sale at 45I ST. NV; and "Nayerly Cafe, 90
l2ls Pa ave. NV. oc25-It
LACE CURTAINS -Lagndercd at 50 cents Ter
pair mail orders receive prompt attention.
% + st. NV oc25-3t
AUTOGRAPH letters. brouzcs curios bought and
sold. HEITMULLEK'S ART GALLERY 1871
C st. NV. oc2i-lmo, EN-
TAILoRs bu.tonholes made by expert. Box 259.
this aticc oc2I-St, en-
PRINTING, PRINTING, PRINTING. DARLING
+5+i2 gth 81. NV. oc2i-3t, em
BAD LijIs collected or no charge. Il. d. GORDON,
E 81
THE SCHOOL OF MUSIC, g23 St. J. F.
RuecAeIt vocal culture singing, and all usa-
ful string instruments; frst-elass lessons at very
reasonable rates. oo22-'t
CRUMP'S celebrated tonic Of fruits and spices;
sure cure ior dysp psIa and indigestion; most
remarkable remedy ever discovered for stomach
trCub.rs; qulck actEg remedy; send Tor circular.
CRtMP'S MFG. Co, 1854 and 1896 9gh s..
oc2l-lmo
y PORTRAIT by Frey. in crayon pasJei, or
water CylCTs. Just the thing for a hand
.omc Christmas present, weekly or monthly pay
mcuts. Down town studio, 92l St NV
ocl"-lina tm
MRS. HELEN STERN. practical midwife; German
diploma; nurses on hand GA y. y. ave.
NV ocl4lmo
CAPITAL CLOCK REPAIRING CO.. 1884, 9TH 81
NV; any ordinary clock cleaned, ode. muSi
cul-boV repairing accordingly charged; sJtisfIc
tinn guaranteed; send postal will call foE and
deliver free 90 any part Of District clock wind.
ing with responsibility jOc monthly; seEd for
Information se5O-lmo, em
FULL DRESS SUITS for hire, 81 JULIUS
COHEN, lloi 9TH t. uw. se27-tf
PRINTING AND BOoKBNDING-Printins SD
cards. 1Ja. hiadiHg one volume Of Elagl-
zines, Soc. ether wCrk equally cheap. @. 4.
WILLIAMS, CI5 1th 81. ny. uul5-3moS
FOR sALE-Bcst dog cakCs. fea soap. and medi-
ciuos; seEd for Tree pamphlets on the dog.
sCIAlIp'S BIRD STORE. 112 18th st. NV. jyl5-tf
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Vs stNrED-HoEsEs AaD VEHICLES.

WAATED-Hs g1 ols-as.-a platform Ea-aa. J.
, CUANELIA - AID i Ssh ua. .ae2azl
VENTED -CEz1p. lare- a1rss aHa l---r C5u
at CO. Mssa ase. l4- sas 5.. alI
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FoR sALE-FARWs.

FOR SALE-IO0 acres woodland; pine, some oak;
y miles from city, 10 from railroad; 2. G..
county. Md viii cut 800 cords wood; bar
gain. Address BOX 800 this office. Oc27-2t
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TIpawRI,rERs.

COME lN and d. your ,ype writing. l0c per hour;
preliminary instruction free typeWritars
rented Tor practice 81 loN rates, delivered t.,
your home; best grsd. aj typewriter lihhens
75c; So per dozen. NENMAN'S rNPEN RIiiI:
AGENCY. GI1 Iih ,t nv oa23 3mos
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FOR RENT-Two pleasant furnished rooms; con-
yenipnt to departments. $40 18th 81. nv.
Oc27-3t
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WANTED Colorcd girl. about Us yesrs old TO
hCip with children and housework; stay nights.
1926 18th NJ. IT
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HELP wAxrEp-FEMALE.

Advertisements under this head
viii he inserted for one cent a word
for each insertion.
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EoR sal.n-LoTs.

FOR slLE-A site for houses; fronts on public
parks gas, walter. s,WeIi sidew1ik, and pave.
mmJ ll iaid ton, VIII sell chcapi sira tlme II
wanted. V. c. BODICE, 40 gtA 81 oc25-t, en-
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FOR SALE -l4-rcom house, nicely furnished filed
with roomcrs; price, 500; cal 1900 New
NuTS ave. NV. oC2I-3t
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R SOUTHEAST.
III 5th, b h. stories. Or, water in yard 81, 500
FOR RENT.
Call for seini-fnOnthly fuIletia.
FOR RENT-HoUsEs.
FOR SALE-N0RTHWESp.

FOR REST-HoUsEs.
FOR RENT-S25, 425 9Th st. sw.; Groom brick
a. m. i; in good condition; large 2-story
stable. Apply TO 405 9th St W. oc27-3t
FOR RENT-l2G3 r. l. ave. NV, rooms and
bath; newly papered and painted; elegant 10
cation; rent $3.50. V. BALDWIN JOHNSON,
llOl r. l. ave. NV. oc26-tf, EN-
FOR RENT -436 Q St NV. all modern improve
ments; arranged for two families; $3.50
oc26-3t
FOR RENT-Store, with cellar, 1852 10Th St. NV,
$50 per month. II. L. RUST, COS l4th ST. NV.
oc25-tf.em
FOR RENT 203 C ST. NV, rooms and bath;
S35. c. J. HANBACK,, 6l2 + St, Room l.
oc25-3t,em
FOR RENT-Partly furnished house. Hyattsyille;
one room reserved; IS month for winter. Ad-
dress 12ls NV. oc24-7t
FOR RENT-Unfur, available Nov /, 1909 18th
st. NV. 10 rooms and bath; excellent loca-
tion. v BALDWIN JOHNSON, 1lOl r. l. ave.
NV. oc19-f en-
FOR RENT-sTABLEs.
STABLE FOR RENT-Two-story brick, 23x2s It. .
concrete floor. Rear OF 473 Md. ave sw.
oC24-3t
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lyANTED-HoUsEs.
wANTED-PRGrER rs-.

NAATED-CI.ap. galHrra..d lsH6s .rz u-
uct u.a HH- ia Tef--ti .gst- sHie..
A.lress BOB -- t-Is Office a.r
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FOUND.

FOtND Oe5ho- -, pacielbaok. owner can have
same ly proving property end paying ioF
advertisement. 81 B ST. ltm
IuJ Np-I Ice cream, pure and delicious. Zoe per
gallon. LACEY CREAMERY CO, coz g. y
ave aw 'FbdasE9l-l ie2.-tf
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FOR sALE-BICYCLEs.

FOR SALE-Ncyy nickel.plsted Eclipse bicycle;
hub brake and coaster; 1899 model; $40 cash.
Address BOX 35l, this office. oc27-St
FOR SALE-Lady's wheel, high-grade, cheap.
1926 18th 81. NV. oc27-St
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

STABLE FOR Rent -Two-story brick, 23x23 I
concrete floor. Rear of 473 Md. ave. sw
pg5t-2t
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PosToFFICE NOTICE.

WASHINGTON. d. G, POSTOFFICE NOTICE.
Should be read daily, changes may occur At
any time
FOREIGN MAILS are forwarded to the ports
Of sailing daily and the schedule OF closings Is
arranged on the presumption Of their uniHteT-
rUpted overland transit For the week ending
October 2S, the last connecting closings viii be
made from this office as follows:
Transatlantic Mails.
FRIDAYm(b) At z:15 p. m. for FRASCE,
SWITZERLAND, ITALY. SPAIN, PORTUGAL,
TURKEY, EGYPT and BRITISH INDIA, per
s s. Ia Bretagne,' from New York via Havre.
Letters for other parts cf Europe must be
directed Per 5. 5. La Bretagne.
tb) At 7:l5 p. m for EUROPE, per s s.
Etruria.' from New York, via Queenstown.
Letters for FRANCE, SWITZERLAND. ITALY.
SPAIN. PORTUGAL, TURKEY, EGYPT. and
BRITISH INDIA must be directed per s.
Etruria."
(c) At HOS p. m. for NETHERLANDS di-
rect, per $ $ spaarndam, from New York.
via Rotterdam Letters must be directed
'Per 5. $. Spaarndam.
(c) At HOS p. m. for ITALY. per s s.
ktler, from New Nora via Naples Letters
mast be directed per $ s Allsr."
(c) At Hos p. N. for SCOTLAND direct.
per 5. FuTnossia, from New York, via
Glasgow Letters must be directed Per $ 3.
Furnessia.'
(c) At HOS p. m for NORWAY direct.
per 5. s Island. from New York. via Christi
ania. Letters must be directed per S. 8
Island"
(c) At HOS D. m. for AZORES ISLANDS.
direct, per S. ) Spartan Prince from New
York.
PRINTED MATTER, ETC.-CermAn steamers
sailing from New York Tuesdays take Printed
Matter, etc, for GERMANY, and specially ad-
dressed Printed Matter. etc, for other parts Of
EUROPE
American and White Line steamers sailing
from New York Wednesdays German steam
eTs from New York Thursdays, and CunaTd,
French and German steamers from New York
on Saturdays, take Printed Matter. etc. for
all countries for which they are advertised II
carry mails.
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wANTEp-M!scELLANEoUs.


WANTED-A secondhand 40. Remington Type
writer, ~ good condition. Address Box 527.
this office ue25-3r.em
WANTED Secondhand bar fixtures; also cash
register. Address Box BOB, this ctigs-
ua25-5t.Cn
HIGHEST price paid for secondhand bicycles;
also taken on storage. 424 9Th 81. Hw.
ocz5-ti,em
HIGHEST cash prices paid for all kinds second
band bicycles CYCLE EXCHANGE, 74J lBjh
ST. ne'. oe25-3t
WANTED II bedroom suite for storage Adj
dress BOX zsl, this oficr- oc25-5t
WANTED-Iron fencing, about eighty or more
feet; three eHaHeled bath Jubs. Jll 9Th zt.
uw. ec25-2t
WANTED BAUM BROS PAY THE BEST
prices IN the city for metals. such as brass
copper lead, mon, rubber BOTTLES and an kinds
Of paper stlca, etc Address cau 20J3 5,A
NV. ly2s-tI.gm
WANTED Furniture OF al kinds. antique in
particular; yi buy stocks OF merchandise,
cash prices paid; drop a postal. stating what is
iar sale and I'll cali. H. ROSENBERG zg,.
conner sth and D SIS NV iy23 item
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wAyTED-y,R1s.

lTaNTFD--Ts rent ~ take eI.arae - .aa. vGi
buildiHEsi moderate REM. Aadilz- BOX 8l,
this ofI.ce. Dr2i -
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2 3A Chesapeake
S6 ~ 8 Ohio By.

AhEDukl iaEa 0z-1t scenery
America. All trains Wealth siIep.
EIeetrIo Lighted. steam Heated.
All sIraIs Ser. ea Ia lining Cars.
Station sixth 4ud p Strsefa-
Schedule IN eject Euas Is. $50.
sI5 p. M DAILY l-,-~.l.lua,i s4d So Louis
SpeeldI-55ud Il-Il Iu. tlAl.us.sls. l-s.sln.,..
s.=cPers Cincinnati. L-.islaa. Louisville. IN
annapolis, and 81 L-u.a S.taoGs chang r4-Ios
Car CoTiuston Va 10 Virginia Eot Springs
!ar!1s Gals ilIlluu--i 10 ,..l-11sg.
IIsIl T.. 81 DAiL--T b. Limited solid
Irl-n for Clnelrusti. Flsi1su S-tcFers Co liHcaa-
Ezjl, Lexington, ANA Louisville. wth9lr y-llls--
Connection ior Hol Sp-inEz- a., cI..y- F--s.s45I
compartment car % NEs.fia Ha- spl-uss llilg
eNc,gl SUNDAY Observation Cas- A-al-u t1 Clt-
eilHau. siecpels C.Hoial--i TO tHie1sg aal -
Louis.
2.l5 r. " DAILY-For CosL1assilIe. Ci.ar.
lotycsvlls, sJar.Ht0u. daily. aud ior l;laIl-a.i.
C4ily, except sunday.
reservation a4.l t.cIsess a. Cl.e=aserse arI JE-3
ofleUs. 5l3 Pennsylvania Avenue eco I4ys Ss-set,
rear T. and ,hr station TeiephoEs elIL !ilI
.or Peunsy igaHiz Railroad Cab Se~.ice.
a. W FULLER
Genera Passenger AErn-
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Advertisements under this hcnd
VIII be inserted for one cent word
for euch insertion.
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FOR nENr-sToREs.

FOR RENT-sToREs.
FOR RI,NT-S store, with cellar. 1882 10Th ST. NV,
80 pgl month. H. l. RUST. COS I4lA 81. NV.
0c2J-t!-eH
.s5R RENT-t84 q =. aw. central iccaiisH: new.
& painted AID papercd. n. S. CARPENTER.
1923 Z 81. MS. cc25-3t en-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

s PER WEEK. far good hame caol5rz. I.sh
vegetable, good country hstLrr, E4meaa4
pastry; Hat breed la. Il. iIJ X. 9I5 s.. Hu.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FE2IALE.

Advertisements under this head
VIII be inserted for &c cent Il word
for each insertion.
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WANTED-Two ladies for special crice work -
week TO commence. BASEMENT, 5l' l-'A
s. uU ~
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wANTED-A good I.tehea gid TO wash dishes
1912 Pa. ave. NV ~
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uANrED-HIcyo- yo-Es.

~ tNTED- Ssaaud-l4ud lsff's aaae.. urt Be
cltlsp. $50 --i aa. a,s-e.
W-ANTED-To bus q wheel ir good carLltf f.a. 90
inch frame. Addrc BOX 5H. ibis egico
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-19
BEST OF THE SEASON.
The Weather Growing Favorable for
the Crops.


Following Is the crop bulletin for the
week ending April lstn as issued 10y the
VIRGINIA Section of the Weather Bureau,
under Section Director J.. a. Evans.
The reports of Correspondents Tor
the past week indicate that ldNoiapir
weather for farm wolA ana crop srowln
urexailed-the best week ot the season
thus far. 10 was generally taken adNdn-
fa4e OF by farmers. and hence work has
been rapidly pushed Forward. fl""lH1
for corn. seeding of :nrine oats prcla-
ration of t0Ddcc1-UIans beds. and making
gardens constituted The main work for
tho week. and they are more cor Jess loi-
ward according To- the locality I'm some
ol the Southsiie counties the oat seeding
Us finished North OF the James river DO
is under way. THE acreage is less than
usual a few farmers have planted some
corn 900 upIHnds.
Winter wheat still varies Zoo condition
according t0 whether early or late SoWn.
There BIAS been am Improvement IN the
former in color and growth, but the lat
ter is stIl very poor especially boo the
southern portion OF the Valley section.
where considerable acreage will be
piowed up and put in other crops.
Winter oats have made very little pro-
gross. and were moro largely winter
killed than any other crop. Many fields
of these VIII also 0e pIoWod Up and piant-
cd in other crops
Spring oats seeding has boon vigorously
pushed. H. b. completed in some locali-
tics and is under way in the major por-
ti0n 0f the State.
Tobacco. where PLANTED IS coming mp.
As set the plants are small con-idcra-
bile preparation az plant beds has been
done.
Potato Urism planting continues. Some
are c0mine up.
Fruit prospects have improved. ex-
ceut peaches which have suffered from
frost and freezing wea 'her
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Firth Anniversary.

Little Master Ralph Williams Herring
celebrated his fifth birthday at his resi-
dence No. SIC north Twenty-slxth street.
Monday evening.
The little ones enjoyed themselves to
the utmost at games, etc, until the
hour arrived to serve the refreshments,
which were delightful.
Among those present wero Misses LIZ
zio Bahen Connie Ferguson and Marie
Holton. Masters Walter Smith. George
Jarvis Lynwood Bahen. Bert and Don
aid Ferguson.
Afterwards they all returned 10 their
homes very happy and wishing little
Ralph many such anniversaries.
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TWO SYNDICATES
AFTER THE LINES
The Old Company'S Property is in
Great Demand.
NEGOTIATIONS IN PROGRESS.
The Messrs. Williams Visit New York.
But Deny That the Trip Concerns
the Street Car Deal i'm
Any Way.
NEGOTIATIONS IN PROGRESS.

il was learned yesterday that two
syudicates are i'm the field negotiating
for the purchase Of the property OF the
Richmond Railway and Electric COM
pany in this city.
Representatives OF both syndieates are
I'm New York engaged in active confer
cnce with Mr.. George IL. Fisher general
MANAGER of the company. The ihlitr gem
tIoman. however. it is said is taking his
fine TO consider the propositions made
ia him and t is thought that the matter
will not come to head Tor "teA' ana
IL may take ID month.
THE TWO SYNDICATES.
AZ has been stated, Captain Andrew
pizzini represents one of the syndicates,
the same being composed OF leading
Richmond merchants and capitalists ana
am out-of-town trust company.
The other syndicate is conducting IT'S
negotiations through New YORK house.
and its identity is somewhat OF a mys-
terry.
Mir r Lancaster Williams. Of John
l., williams * Sons. Mr. z. Randolph
Williams. president on the Richmond
Traction Company. and Alr fhh D.
sheud attorney for the Traction COM
pany. spent Saturday tn New Nork anu
their presence IN the metropolis gave rise
10 the idea that they were connected with
the opposition syndicate.
MIR. WILLIAMS DENIAL.
The three returned 10 Richmond Non
dav. Mr.. Randolph Williams said yester-
dav that their Northern "trip had nothing
whatever T. do with the old company
lines &C..
we were in New York. ne SalA. on
,,,si,oss connected with our Norfolk in-
terests. and nothing else. .,
AR John SHELTON williams is M Old
point ON business. and expects TO remain
there a week or ten days.
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Bakers
Premium
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You Need
FOR
Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
and all
Stomach Troubles.
The Old Reliable Remedy

St Joscphs. and Rev Father Waters.
Tho bride. who Is the daughter of Mr..
John Hughes. is an unusually pretty girl.
and wore duchcsso satin with bouquet OF
luios OF the valley. her veil being caught
with a diamond pin. Her two attendants
wore pure white Organdie and carried
white roses.
Mr. William Bahcn acted as best man.
the ushors being Mcssrs Arthur Rooney.
1oecph Powers. James Hogan, Albert
Boschcn. John Murphy, George Powell
Joseph Never. John Carmody, charles
Iunrcrford. Peter Epps ana T. }. Grimm.
After the ceremony the wedding party
,f.f,c9 81 Narv's Bcncdictine Institute,
and the bridge and groom were there en-
,crfaircd bv the sisters. among whom Is
r,.,nbe~ of the croom's family. An all
ro.onfion followed at the home of the
f,e hr.aa.s father. and at midnight Mr..
ana ,frs pabon left Tor the South, fol-
lowed by many good wishes.
IL, lie address Bishop Van de Vyver
a,..f anon tho significance Of the mar
riapo bond With force and earnestness.
,ir,,rf.hIrr The young couple 10 live
always with chat in nhd.
NJ B.bcn is Il son of Alderman James
Eahcn and is exceedingly popular.
~ " '''-''
Afr James FIgg. q well-known bust
moss man. and Miss Ruth Wells. pretty
,..rr, lady of tho eastern part OF the
-f.,. VAN away 70 Washington Monday
,,.rrire and were married in that city
m 1s.e, O'Clock hy Rev. DR.. Southland
. PRESBYTERIAN minister. ut his residence.
alrs Gust Figs of Washington, reia-
tita of fhe groom. witnessed the cere-
r,orv Tr. young couple returned 10 THIS
oitr Yesterday. and are now residing AZ
trc rrooms home, 22li Church Aill
Orlv "a few ~ the friends Of the bridal
oorr.o know of their contemplated we'd
lir.- Ane~ tho ceremony Monday a
telegram was received ia Richmond an
rouncire their marriage.
Mr. Fieg is very popular and is hold IN
high esteem hy his employers-Messrs.
q w. Anderson q Sons-with which firm
ne has been connected for many years.
The bride ie am attractive young lady
and has many admiring friends. She
was with the Richmond Telephone Com
ranv for some time before her wedding.
Puuiam- Campbell
Miss Maggie Campbell and Mr.. Charles
NJ purram were married Monday night at
O'Clock in the parlors of Rev. J. r. Har-
rfgon No r0G east Leigh street. Only
fovy intimate friends We're present, there
having been "a recent death In the family
Of the groom
Mr. TuUam IS connected with Mr.. s.
- Adkins in the binding business. His
bride is a wou-known ana charming young
lady
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-19
Mnnr witnc..cs Summoned.

A large number OF witnesses have been
summoned I'm the cases against Pat Nc
Donough and "Red Nike In connection
With the row IN the Lexington Hotel.
" .,ch comes up for trial In the Police
Court this morning
Mrs. Atkinson. the proprieiress OF the
Lexington. has secured L. 5. District
Attorney Allan 20 prosecute the case
and Mr.. McDonough has secured able
counsel.
The case contains some grave charges
among them the choking ana resisting an
officer while in the discharge Of his duty.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-19
Burglars IriohtcncdO0

Thieves broke into tho store and dwell
ing owned and occupied by Mrs. Jane
Fulton. near the Richmond Brewery.
Monday night.
Tho screams OF the inmates Of the
house frightened off the would-be rob-
bers and nelghbors responded to the
alarm. Several negro men were seen run
ming from the house.
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As Capt. o. y. wise was on his way 10
dinner Yesterday he discovered mat Har-
ris' Han on north Third street was on lIe'
lie saw that unless prompt action was
taken the blaze would be a serious one
so without waiting 10 turn IN an alarm
he tackled the flames alone, and py
energetic work soon had them under
control.
TIE damage will amount 70 about SO.
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THE BECKER CASE.
VIII be Called To Day. but Will Not he

VIII be Called To Day. but Will Not he
Tried.
The United states District Court con-
vened yesterday. judge Edmund Wad-
dill presiding The case of o. NJ An
thonv. OF Louisa county. for illicit dis
filling. was continued until tomorrow
and the petit jury adjourned until then.
The Becker case is ser for to-day.
but it is not thought il will bee tried as
neither the District Attorney or the
counsel for defence arc ready
District Attorney Allan desires ~ So
cure some witnesses from Germany and
the case will no doubt be postponed until
the October term.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-19

Rev. A. r. Rudd. who was formerly
missionary 10 Mexico under the Foreign
Mission Board OF the Southern Baptist
Convention. has been appointed by the
Board TO take charge of the work al
missions go the Island or Porto Rico.
Mr. Rudd IS the fret missionary yet
sent bv the Board to thar country. tie
viii take mp the work soon.
Mr.. Rudd was in tho city Monday
greeting friends.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-19
TO BUILD A CHURCH..
A Committee Appointed by Monroe
BAPTIST Church.

After the regular service at Monroe
Baptist church on Sunday morning last
"a business meeting was held, and a build
ing committee. consisting OF six members
was appointed TO consider the question
OF building or buying a house Of worship
Tor the new church.
This committee was requested 10 ex-
anime such pieces OF property for sale
as they saw mt. TO ascertain. the price
and conditions OF sale. and report to the
church later.
The committee has considered several
pieces OF property and made a number
Of inquiries about them. 1t is not known
what the nature OF their recommended
lions will be. but it is understood that
steps will soon be taken looking 10 the
requirement Of house Of worship for
the new church.
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Young children, to avoid

Young children, to avoid
marasmus, Scrotula, or
ricketts,, and develop healthy
tissues, bones and teeth, need
fats and hypophosPhites. DIR.
w. Gilman Thompson,
Prof. Materia Medica and
Therapeutics, in the Uni
versity of New York, asserts
that Cod-liver Oil IS the
best fat for the purpose.
SCOTS Emulsion is cod
liver oil partly digested and
combined with hyPophos-
phites, it gives children
material for rich blood,
solid flesh, bones and teeth.
soe and Sios all druggists.
SCOTT q BOVINE, Chemists, New York.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-19
A PRETTY WEDDING.
Iiss Kate Hughes becomes the Bride
of MIR James Bahcn.

Miss Kate Hughes and Mr.. James Ba-
hon were married at Do o'clock yesterday.
;ho ceremony taking place at St. Peter
Cathedral which was crowded 90 IFS ut
most capacity with friends Of the two.
Tho sanctuary was laylshiy and beauti-
fully decorated with both cut and grow
iue flowers. and the musical programme.
wh ch included tho splendid Easter music.
was noteworthy detail OF the affair. A
soprano solo by Miss Richardson was
generally remarked upon as rendered
with unusual power. The ceremony was
performed by Bishop Van Dc Nyver who
was assisted by Rov Father McKeefry.
u S. patricks. Rov. Father Donahoe. Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-19
JOHN I. WILSON'S
BODY IN THE DOCK
A Mystery of Last March is at Last
Cleared Up.
HlSM0NEY FOUND ON HISPERS0N
No Suspicion of Foul Play ENis,s-The
Body il Identified 10y the Clothes
lie Wore and the Articles -
His Pockets.



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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-19

At the annual meeting OF the Richmond
Stock Exchange held Yesterday the
following officers were elected for one
year.
John c Williams. president.
=. ". Scott. vice-president
Richard W. Maury. secretary and
treasurer.