davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1899-05-12

Il Melting Mood.
ueye in the good effects OF
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1899-05-12
.skless Waste,

|lhg down on the train this
I5tlced at least walls
soofs On which no one had
Missing signs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1899-05-12

Il Vnat grleves you,
sed pa If he could spell
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1899-05-12

ID Saw Plenty.
|Dronlsed to give me a
4 shooting star l saw.
. hid you come out?
I haven't collected the
I'm her father landed on
81 minutes later and she
assst A million kisses now.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-25
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains Eew-York foot of Chambers
a. follows. and i've minutes earlier from West 2Sd sh
300 A. M.-Vestbued Express daily for Binghamton,
Wayery, Elmra, Buffalo. Bradfrd. Arrive Buffalo 8
p n Psrlor TO Buffalo.
Z.OO p. M.-Vestbued limited-Fast mall daily. Solid
train for Chicago Arrives Cleveland TAO A NJ Chicago
P. NJ. sleepers to Chicago Cleveland and Cincinnati
Dining Car.
1850 r. M.-BuTalo and Cleveland vestibuled Express
6aiiy Arrives Buffalo 7b A. M, Bradford 20 A. M.
jamestown 700 A. M. Youngstown 1927 A. NJ Clsve-
land 1890 p H. Seepers to Bunaio and Cleveland Care
Library Car. ~ wv,
SIS p. M-Day solid train for Binghamton Waverly:
rlmira and Chicago sieepers Buffalo Chicago and
Cincinnati Dining Car. - -
TNCKETS, LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN AC-
i CORPORATIONS at I'LL 1lS. 26l. 40l ana ."I Boea-
way l27 Bowery 156 25thst. and 213 West 10Th
st Chambers and West 23d-st. ferries. New York. 33s
and $50 Fulton 8S Broadway. Brooklyn ~ Rver-s
Hoboken Jersey City Station. Ncw-York transfer
Co calls foi and cheeks baggage from hotels hno fen-
bences
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BALTIMORE & OHIO Z. r.

FOR THE WEsT.
Leave New York. south Ferry Cwhitehai Terminal and
Io'' .Hsiv Except Sunday. Sundays.
cIIICA6O .430 l.. m. liberty street only) 'lSo
p pnTrTsRTJRG .4sO A. m GAbery street ony). 'o55
p I%TS,SCTSYHTT ST. LOUIS 1000 a m 'Oo5 p.
'i2'lo hish" ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
WARRINGTON. BALTIMORE tso 1000 Dinep'
% 90 (Roya Limited. exclusively Pullman Train Dlaer
ana cafe Ss26R .sSI lD' TOO D m. .
al trains are iliuminstsd VIII s Pntsch Lsht c.
once; Its T.; $50 Fulton ST. Brooklyn White
iii ,rsrninal and Liberty 81 baggage checked from
hotel or residence TO DESTINATION
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LEHlCH VALLEY.

ataoDs foot Of West sd Corandt and Desorosses eee
(Penna Il. X. FERRIES } - =. - ro.A.o....
COrtandt or Desproses
lro nav eHcept SUNDAY. Sunday leaves IS " othcr
ns daily sunday AS esundsy leaves oIo An
sunday leaves els Pm sunday ta TdS o'lA'
"a * . 90 A. NJ Local for EA II o.. r.r,e o,A
.,e.2c,e Sy0 For BUFFALO, NIAGARA FAIL, ana
West and principal local points farlor anu Din'"s N' va
meets Coal BranShes uo,hcH diamond Ex-
pse r h 6Teas s ssens
ga Detroit ard Chicago Dining car "a AYToy
Ix22' Ivy ~ Coal branches and intermediate points
L.??2oo' ySa9P ~ Local for MAUCH CHJNhh' For MAC
vgty' ~ i0P M Chicago NestiDule Llilto TOT
2any points Wet Through Sleeping Cars TO chicago
.1 49, 500 Exposition Express foI puirnro 1Do
Tok9Ni9a q 90 Pm For ITHACA. ROCHESTER BUFFALO
and west ssepnf and ROT N BROOK locals, daily except
50 "a - ~ M % TO- 80 '6O So - Is and -
and Pullman accommodations AZ ls ZO ~ -
,os prosdway 25 Union Square West s3 CoumDgis
lS 81 Cont St Bdwy and Amer etstlon ..I
50 Tnsfsr Co viii and check baggage from ho'si VI
yes.dence through 10 destination
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Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA


-
>S root Of West Twenty-thrd Street and De,
.D-r. presses and Cortandt Streets
CortI.n,. wing time from Dcsbrosses and
a.. u' streets IL five minute. later than
mat given below for T,yep,x-,hira So,
~, except where otherwise noted.
Cars New YoaS st 70 MlAiLmLmited to two
Chicago. No coaches ~ Sleeping Car Pit,sburg to
6S5 PE AST and Glsgslsna
Cars For sleeping Dining. Smoking. and observation
,.s iasS'1Paaps' LSaIse s. Loas 10l'''' Cincinnati
S. louisville via CincinnatD Indianapolis, cheaSo,
'' S, r VI. WESTERN ExpREss-For Chicago 70,
' Burg r. Az NJ ISoqTHWEsTEnN ExPREss-For Pitts
7ss 1iS 81 lnd r%eTs B S T@pI: we
R SGss0 cd TSr Kngsyis daily Via sSenandoaS Valley
ss is. ~ NAIL AND SP fSHnHas Bune,
-, 8 WASHINGTON " AND THE SOUTH. N'''''
c2oj tpi HID 1910 pesbrosses Cortland
so c0Tsndt stests a q Is Con
s25 DINING Car az Ks p t; ana Dining caiD $25
hafn' SUNDAY S25 500 1855 dining Car a. n.y.
D. M Is oi 10 20 dining Carr 455 Dining Carr 0 Is
sG nirhs dBy RAILwAYExpress s25 425 p m 1910
NORFOLK orr Hd. AND WESTERN RA1LwAY.-For Menphi,
A%LANTic Vc5oS AsT T Z S@y $50
cH5EsAPEAKB ( OHIO RA1LwAy.-7.55 a. m. week
FOR PIP PoiSFF c b PsIE and NoRroLx-7ss :. m
ATLANTIC CITY.~i55 N N wee, -d.r. ,r,.
Nestlbuled Train Buffet Parlor Cars Pa ssenror t,eS
and Combined 800 eN' ~ON0"'
T Ta7 bo MAY IN ~; p p m. week-dsys
vs. p ON sew York and Long Branch Railroad rom
80 IMeIty- tnlrd Street Station). S55 m a
20, ana 80 p m Sundays, 9.25 a. m, 435 D. M
70 Sn az pIosscs and Cortlandt Srees) 900 a. M
4%'oV go ana 9lO p. SUNDAYS 945 a. m. SIS :; m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
nv DesDTosSes and CoTtlandt 4
80, S61 925 (9.55 Penna. Limited TO- 10 G)esb-osses
ana C0rtand Streets 1920 Dining CarJ. 1855 Dining
ar) LOO a. M ~ 80, 10 (DesbrOsses and Cortlandt
Streets 200, 200 3 % 9G5 o. 1925 Dining CSrj l. 81
!nonhg CaD 300 Dining Car. 7.55, -, O25 p. IA
III; 2i9 night - sundays To- s25. s55 IS 955 din
lted) BOB lO55 Dining Car) m, 70 IS, LOS Dining
Gap, S25 855. 4.25 DINING Carr. l.55 Dining Car
200 uoinlng Can, 755, 500 9.25 p m. 1910 night
1lcket oinces Nos 46 944 1886 1854 Ill Broad
way; Astor House; West Twenty-hird street station
ana stations foot Of Desbrosscs Co:tlandt Streets
= Court Street $50 Fulton Street. 9s Broadway and
Pennsyvania Annex Station Brooklyn: Station, Jersey
City. The New York Transfer Company will call FOR
and check baggage from hotels and residences through
Telephone .914 Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania
J. p. HUTCHINSON J. r. WOOD
General Manager. General Passr Agent
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=. eNCtpt sunddN. tDallf..
HARLEM DIVISION.

HARLEM DIVISION.
el2 A NJ and 3.b5 =. NJ l.af> except Sunday TO
Plttsheld Sundays only ~ q 20 a. NJ
Wagner Palace Cars all through trains.
Trains illuminated with pintsch Light.
Ticket Offices rs. 26 413 and 1918 broadway. rs
Union 50. W. 235 Columbus Ave. Of West 18th ST..
10Th ST. and l3sth 81 Stations New York BIS and 72s
Telephone 1850 Cortlandt for NewYcrk Central Cab
Service Baggage checked from hotel residence by
Westcott Express Company.
GEORGE II. DANIELS General Passenger Agent
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DREssMAKlyG.

-o1ONNNNN%NN.NN.NN NNNNNNJNNNNNNSNrNN
GARMENTS and other
fine furs repaired, redyed, remodeiled
into latest styles az exceptionally low
ptices; ladies waited on at their residences.
Mrs. +. J. BARKER. III West SSth-st..
late with c. O. Gunther's Sons. 5th-ave.
CORRECT STYLES. Perfect ~ guaran-
teed: faultlers skirt droop: superior work
and finish: work shown: esponsible; rea-
sonable: expert on wraps. COOKE, 235
Yves: 4Ith-st near Broadway.
DRESSMATS Err. Out by the day and
home. tailor made suits a specially; lin
ings and patterns cut 10 measure, terms
reasonable. NJ =. O'NBILL. 243 East
TTfh-st
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

N~~c~NNNOr~o-cNDNN~~O> ~
SIG. 600 BUYS one-half interest In one OF
: best paving steam laundries, near y. \.
CITY. References required. OPPORTC "
ITY. Box 10. Tribune Office.
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financial meeilnas.

THE ASTORIA LIGHT. HEAT POWER COMPANY.
81 Liberty Street
Kew York. December 22d 1888 =.
THE annual meeting OF the stockholders or
this Company the election directors serve dur
ing ensuing year and for such other business may
come before the stockhoders win be held at this o.
Zoe Monday January sth, 1900 Polls open from l2 a.
to r. NJ Transfer books will close Saturday De
stmber ga 1899. at ~ ~ and reote on Tuesday jan
sary 9th. 100
FRANCIS r. FORAKER. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-25
CENTRAL R. R. OF NEW JERSEY.

Anthracite coal used exclusively.
stations j. New YORK lei q LilIpfgF!y St:
Leaving te from south Ferry ooi whitehall ST. .
the same as fr'@ Liberty ST. except T sq noted
Trains leave Se'f foot Of Liberty St
S $50 % 2c MSS6f ha SOM 80
80 cSt5 sa6 Sundays $50 500
NJ For W y fst9n and ss;an'On 400 soO
For Reading and Harrsburs at ZOO .4:so $780, ,e1o
G9eo II 30 TO Reading A M 100 80 $50 800
GisS RssdiPe5 ~ 800 1870 ESQ $500 500
Re'dins' p M AL i12l' F Tifh ROUTE.
Fo 9s34 o.s sie sigS
$50 be:2s p NJ Sundays 800 clo15 to Red Bank
.fFo9 4 80: 20 Ps NJ .l''' N':so
Lks9grs TONS Sysr and 9neF9t '.G 90 30
iAAfHO''' 0ni'' wi via MATAwxN.. A. NJ
'sfa rs: & asa SS p Ssno Tsniaas'
only + M Sun1 viz i nRAScHroRT T. A.
of Saven sc 'i 20 nS M sGsc P
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
From foot OF Liberty ST.
Week DAYS. - 80 500, 1900 III 30 Dining Car A.. "a.
oS DINING c s CO. s RGE m Blue sandsys
t%s Bniag TIsr l: NJ sig ilS Pd 8
400 SS5o e g 90 .sd5 20 80 ''4' p Sundays
whitehall rs ~ 2G 49, 24 K; 2s4 , a5 ya B5os 80
s7S west is5t6 st. Gou4ba, SEW YORK Court
sar s SO Eq9 Yo s e. % ea % Hd
baggage from hotels or residences to destination.
lETOm South Ferry aye minutes earlier.
.FFs South South Ferry Ferry at S SsS
sFTom s soTth Ferry Ferry at at as z n
kFrom south Ferry at 500 P. NJ.
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billiard AND POOL TABLES

,.o-o-N~NNNNNNNN-NNoNN "NO'ONO'O0~"DNSc.7~>|~0
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES. new
ard secondhand. lowest prices: easiest
terms. MARX RROS.. "a Union Square.
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nook BINDERS.

sTIKEMAN q CO.. l23 East l4th-st-
Fine binding % every description;
crushed leXant n speciality.
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DELAWARE, LhcEAWAHNA & WESTERN

WEST SHORE R.R.
Trains leave Franklin St Station. y. Y. follows.
and Is m. later foot OF w. 42d St:
.I2:f5 j. NJ. CONTINENTAL LIMITED. for Detroit
Chicago ST. Louis Dining Car
'6I5 7. NJ. Chicago and 81. Louis Limited
- 400 p NJ Buffalo and Niagara Falls Express
'9i15 p Nj. Detroit and Chicago Express.
'DaIy. Except Sunday
Timetables at principal hotels Offices. Baggage
checked from hotel by Westcotts Express
G. e LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent n Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-25

The annual meeting OF the Wee Burn Con C'uo
Of Noroton. Conn, is to be held at the clubhouse
on Wednesday evening, January 8. when officers
for the ensuing year will be elected and several
changes I'm the constitution proposed. supper VIII
De served at the close OF the Ineetlhg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-25
CARPET CLEANING.

CARPETS cleaned by steam. by hand or
on the hocr Careful Carpet Cleaning
Co, 1855 broadway. 42l East 4sth-st.
COE x BRANDT. Tel l32-3sth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-25
DIAMONDS AND WATCHES.

DIAMONDS. Watches and jewelry. 81
weekly payments at lowest prices; see
the manufacturer; established 1887.
JACOB POHS. l02 and lOi Fulton-st,
n. Y
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finaneial Gleftions.

financial glffiions.
THE MEPcPANrs, NATIONAL BANK OF THE CITY
OF NEW YORK. -, ,ooo
THE ANNUAL ELECTION for Directors OF
Nc, ts hank will be held at the banking room 10 51
wan street on Tuesday. January sth' lsVo' Hoh - -
10 O'clock +. NJ
JOSEPH w HARTMAN. Cashier
LINCOLN NATIONAL BANK
81 " East Forty second Sueet, M, ,ooo
1900 New York December go, 1873
f'HE ANNUAL MEETING Of the shareholders
81 this bank for the election OF Directors for te en-
suing year VII be held banking house on TUESDAY
January 0. 1900. between the hours OF u and IN
w +. CORNELL Cashier.
THE MERCANTILE NATIONAL BANK. ooo
l9j broadway. New York. December 9th. 1879
THE ANNUAL ELECTION for Directors OF
this Bank will be held the Banking House on
Tuesday January 9TH 1900 between the hours OF liz u
and D. JAMES v. ILrTr Cashier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-25
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

Ar ST. BAR1rE9lg MEN'S
EaPISYMENT BUREAUe2li p 42b-sT,
ara female. are supplied. Cooks. walt
rsS,es laundresses. maids. butlsrs. coach
men. usefui-men. managing housekeepers,
invallds attendants. secretaries. eto.
Houses opened for families returning 70
town
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DRESS AND ACConDIoN PLEAT-
eEE

,cN~~~>>~~~~~~>>~~>~>--~~~
mn r. TF1ngM@ OF every description
IPllCM j UMLS while you wait. HAIR
DING. 80 W. go Ct Established 30 years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-25

The womens record OF the Chevy Chase Golf
Club. Of the most exclusive organizations OF
Washington. has just been lowered by Miss Kitz-
miller, who broke the previous record of III by
seven strokes. Miss Kitzmiller is a member Of
the Edgewood Golf Club. OF Pittsburg. where she
IS regarded a player OF unusual promise. In
the same competition Miss Parrish. of the SHINE
cock Hills Golf Club, who has been a frequent
competitor In tournaments in this section made
the course in 11s strokes and won second place
The tournament is only the beginning Of a series
OF similar ones in the winter. and the members are
looking forward to unusually brilliant season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-25
MACHINEHY.

MACHINERY.
AT REDUCED PRICES.-oOo ssoond-hAnd
wood and iron working machines; fully
guaranteed: machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEORGE D. EDDY. sos AAdi-
<nn-at-
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FOR SALE.
.onr.noco~NNN~NrNN INNNNo~O>N~NNNr<~
FOR sAI.E.--Ten R.LP.A.N.S for cents
al druggists one gives relief.
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pURCHAsE AND EXCHANCR
TYPEWRITERS-

-o.~Yoyoo~.oo~ONN-NINNN NNNNN~'N~~NVNNoN
TYPDwRITERS bought. sold. rented. re-
paired. best machines. lowest prices.
trial free; telephone. CONSOLIDATED
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. 241 Bway.
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RAILROADS..
new YORK CENTRAL,

Trains arrive depart Grand Central station
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-26
CARRIED BACK.
The TWO Richmond Negroes wanted
m Philadelphia for Murder.

Detectives j. D. Hamm and j. J..
Ge,er. Of Philadelphia who came here
Friday night u response to dispatch
sent from the Office of the chiat-9f-p9l
informing them that tne t"3 negroes.
Epus and D0ds0u. were under afi.". it-
turned 90 Philadelphia dl nl3A 1erl-iD"5
with their prisoners .,
came Oh Richmond Thursday nisAi'
arrested early Friday mornins' ana l''
officers in Philadelphia were ar once uJA-
f.f and reached here last Night
Much credit SIS due the detective service
90 t... tItY lDr iAe clear and quick Nil-
rer fu which they handled the case. There
,ra- no reward offered, ana lNrte
was no mducemont before the oH.tei-
save that of their duty I'D pre- US
good government. and ODD ilfil'.i.t' l"'
ends oi Justice. IL was through intoiina-
hon received from the police headqu3r-
fars here thar tie Philadelphia ponce
issued the circular description of tho Two
NEGROES. and the excellent memory OF
Detective Chafle Gibson proved mo
valuable in locating Elps. whom he ir
membeied CD have had dealings "4-l
Tae mo negroes returned TO Phlade'-
phIl without dem Irlinc the usual l9f-
naUtas D0de0n. before going back. c1h-
fassed 10 the part be took in the murder.
lie went % The store of the OLD woman
and went Vi.n her into the back yard 10
eet some coal. While they We're mere
odds wont upstairs and concealed him-
SELF Later the old woman was chohe4
fo death uv Epps and the small amount
~ money carried of. The plan was pre-
concerted. and both men are 4menaNle 70
the IaW t0 lue same extent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-26
SfgNCESIN IHE CHnaCHES.


, , r,..,- f.rrerfr
Isl .--- ,,.r.n Is
.'..,s Inn the
. .I.. lf..aeI "
-,'' f- .. rs l.k and
sd. I..u III f..
every .'. N"' ,....f Gina
BOSS lI d.. d..
YOUNG 1i ,.t-7 ".., ..l......
pafu. aL .y-n .-- ".' .......I
Boy -i ii. 80 "...-l -....+
~ -|... t...f.ttl.
$40. I'D .....- ,.. .... r... .-
.- ...,... Up ...r AZ
- ....t.r Auditorium. Row
-,..... .f urU.u..nntt one
~ d.. .-e.r su.lay-s .no9I workers "
rto r0urf.. MI s..I1 t5 tla Sunday
s.sol. workers of HI Hm.la ana Nal-
chester. theme. "Ihe Great Ntea o- ' ~
Sundays. hpo.- Every o.-.
tr ai- D.-'r 'N i.i,
......r1 and
...,. .,.... ... g.efoorI..
~. .rt. U.. onv opportunity OF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-26
FULTON NOTES.
suffering Of the Poor Relieved 10y the
Kindness Of Citizens.

Kindness 81 titiken~.
Tho noor of fulton have suffered great
is during thls very severe spell Of weather
1t was understood that the {. * o. gave
away three ears OF coal which warmed
three hundred homes The coke 20 tne
Lower Gas Works proved COB be bless
mg n ih.s weather. Citizens high a"d
low went to the works With bags and
buggics % cart b. away.
Through tns kindness ~ Mr. Henry ies
Valentine. the Fulton Reading Rooms ~as
thrown omen and made a auo-statlon lpf
d..Dcns.na uel and food Co all who @
piled. Etorv pastor of the different
rhu-ches ala personal work in ailcvaiinc
the suffering of me poor
Donations were received from the fol-
lowing. The Richmond cedar Works.
AnUhiser MIS- Company. H u. Nalen-
tine. T. vs.. Gates SON 81 Co.. kinsan q
CO.. Dunlop Mills Ballard &c Ballard.
Seventh Street Christian church. Clerk =.
r. Wadlm County Court Judge Wick
ham. Sheriff simon solomon, W IT,
Iauor d. r Clrber and others.
The work of Che lity tus cannot bee oFcr'
estimated Ihe gallant work of Capt. p.
S R.ce on tho Cedar Works Tug ln-
ellie Ross which Wls the only tug I'D the
h8r00r proper 0as much commended and
She went tD meet che city aug Cunning
ham. ana its heroic work 20 break M
gorge also dId valiant work 800 rescuinS
some of the dercict craft
The examination just passed az Tia
public schools bias caused quite a number
~ small school children 20 be transferred
% uptown schools.
II is quite a hardship for these young
scholars to go such "a distance 20 school
ia such weather 85 W8 have had during
the past three weeks
The parents earnestly hope that thu
school board viii provide accommoda-
tions here another year
cards arc our announcing he marriage
of Miss Sadie Annie Alice of Henrco. %
Mr. William - Richardson. Jr. this city,
next Wednesday. March ISL
Mr. W. W. B0wery and Mrs. Laura
wade were united iu matr.mony ora
February 18Th DO Fulton Baptist church
by Rev. T. O. Uennlne a large number
% friends witnos .od the ceremony.
Mr. james CConnor. of West Point.
was visiting his sister. Mrs. Gogan. this
week
Mr. George Hudson IS quite sd at his
residence on Fulton Hnl
SIR Louis Washer IS very sick az his
residence on Williamsburg Avenue.
The funeral of Mrs. Isaac Wood took
p'ure Tuesday afternoon 20 o'clock
from FULTON Baptist church. nterment
at lakewood.
AIr Phil O'Nell who. for some
time has been quite 3d. has suffered re-
lapse. and is now R very sick man.
Mr. and Mrs Hornburger. OF No. ~
state street have the sympathy Of thu
community On tho loss of their infant
child whose death occurred last week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-26

IT. Ashby Jones. pastor Of Leigh-street
Baptist church
Rev. S. Il. Maxwell pastor of The Third
Christian church. viii preach az bo.i :
Iau. boo Fulton. This afternoon a. D
clock.
The services az the mission. corner
Twcuty-urst and Franklin streets. wlicl
were interrupted by the severe weather.
have been resumed. Rev. W. p. Com
stable. tho Methodist city missionary. Is
preaching every night except saturday
nieht.
Kev. r. IT Martin. who has boon az
e.sting Iev Dr HIieou at Pine street
BAPTIST church il o. series C.. mecun-s.
bad large audiences Friday night and
Thursday night Ho VIII preach at both
services to-day. Much interest H mani-
tested iu the meetings.
Rev q. A. Marks. of At Tabor Au-
eusta county. has accepted the cali 60
The First English lutheran church and
VIII begin his work here early In March
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-26
ST. LEO'S CLUB.
Mr.. Harold Duon 10 Lecfure oa ths
uistory OF che Catholic Church.

St Leos Catholic club has arfansed
with Mr. Harold Dion to give course
az readings upon the History of The
catholic Church. o subject Of conslIc o.
able interest, the first reading 20 Doe on
tomorrow evening at half past o'clock.
and the other readings 10 follow upon
each subsequent Monday in the order
named. The subjects of Mr. DJons read
lngs will be as follows. The House on
a Rock; q The First Three Hundred
Years: 3. Julian the Apost1te. .. ArianIsm;
g. The Ages OF Faith. 6 The Sixteenth
Century Revolt; e. Seepuc.sm and Athe-
Ism. Mr.. Djons scholarly attachments
arc well known 10 the members OF the
club. These readings will not be confined
to the members of the club. and they are
privileged 20 bring as many friends a.
they may desire.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-26


IS REQUIRED TO De 81 man OF high scien-
tiac attainment Upon his decision dee
bends the INTEGRITY OF orr metallic
money. lie is the guardian Of values as
rouresentcd by the weight and fine
ness of our gold and silver coins.
Dr Cebcu Whitehead thc present AS
saver. was born m Lynchours. Va,
October D.. 1853 lie prepared Tor college
there. lie entered Lehigh University
in ISL and graduated four years laiel'
taking the degree OF Bachelor or Metal
iurcy I'm the faH ~ that year he en-
tered the Government service as an as
s'stant in the Philadelphia Mn inc
position was piyln hm by DR. James
- kimbaI. then Director of the Mni
and was secured without political ih-
fucnce. After several months af the
Philadelphia Mint. De was uansieiiel
10 the United States A7say Oll0 % az
Boise city Idaho. where ha renamed u"-
tii 1850 when tha position VI A7s1tef oI
the Bureau OF the Mint became vacant
Upon the recommendation ~ the lNIcD-
tor. Dr. Whitehead Was transferred 90
This position DIS Ar WINDOW. who was
Secretary or The Treasury ai tnn Time.
After taNug up Dds residence boo lsn-
ington. he entered upon course OBJ
study 90 Columbian University which
was completed three yeals LATER when
the degree OF Doctor ~ Philosophy was
conferred upon him. FOR several years
the assay department of Columbian Jni-
vcr-.tr bias been under DIS direct charge.
lie is also lecturer on metaIlurHr it
that uuf frsIfy. whore a special course
of lecturcs uu metalwgr OFF tho re..9Hs
metals De- delivered each winter
WAS sENT ABROAD.
When tho DIM which provided for fle
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-26
The As,aycr OF the Mint

half-tone cut OF az. whitehead, which IS
also reproduced. The sketch follows.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1899-10-10
Will RETURN.

Owing to the brilliant success of A. K.
Hawkes., the famous Atlanta Opticians
Specialist, during his last visit, he has
been induced to visit your town again,
and will remain at the store of his agents.
Aisluith & Co. for days, beginning
Oct. 70. All persons whose eyes need
attention, will now take advantage of this
opportunity. Mr. Hawkes. has all the
modern appliances for the scientific
adjustment of spectacles and eye glasses
to the eye. There is no Optician in the
United States who enjoys the confidence
Of tie people more than Mr.. Hawkes..
Hisname is a familiar word throughout
a section of the country inhabited by over
twenty-five millions of people.
Mr.. Hawkes. has probably fitted glasses
to the eyes of more people of national and
international fame than any other Opt
clan living. His wonderful success is due
to the superior grade of his glasses, and
to the confidence the people have in his
ability as a practical Optician.
This firm was established in 1870, nearly
thirty years ago.
Call early as he will remain but 3 days,
as he has other engagements for later
dates.
CAUTION. These famous glasses are
never peddled.