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The evening times., 1900-03-31
CIVIC CENTRE LECTURES.
Prof. Zucbiin. Of Chicago, to Give a
series of Three.

frof. Lucbiiu. of Chicago, to Give
series of Three.
The University Extension Committee Cs
the Civic Centre has arranged for series
Of three lectures by Prof Charles ZuebIIu
Of the University OF Chicago. On British
Municipal Life" They viii be given at
the Central High School. corner Of Seventh
and O Streets northwest on next Friday
afternoon. April e. 4-@o o'clock. and on the
evenings Of April y and So.
Prof Zueblin is one Of the most successful
university extension lecturers in America.
and deyoJes nearly all his time % that
kind Of work giving only q few courses Ia
the university proper. His summers are
usually spent in England. and while there
he has gathered materials for his lecture
on British Municipal Life" and for the
accompanying illsJrations. He is a gradC-
ate OF Northwestern University and the
Yale Divinity school. and has studied at
the University of LeipsiG. as well as in the
British Museum. He has been connected
with the University Extension Division of
the University Of Chicago since its organ
ization in 1892. and during that time has
given courses Of lectures i'm most of the
towns and cities of the Central West. Dur
ing the past winter he has given courses
in Milwaukee in Pittsburg. and in Spring
field. Ohio At the lasJ-named place the
lectures were arranged by the Trades ana
Labor Assembly and were free 20 the pub
sc attracting immense audiences Before
ne had finished the course on British Aiu-
nicipaI Life" in that city the same OrEani-
cation had arranged for course On "Mu-
uicipal Life in America" 20 be given by
him there next winter. Great interest has
been manifested by his audiences wherever
he has lectured-
The specific subjects of the three lectures
to be given in this city are as follows:
Friday. April 6. at 4.30 p. m, Municipal
Economies" Saturday. April 2S. at s p. n.
Municipal Hygiene" Monday. April 30.
FL D. m. Municipal Social Life" Each
lecture will be illustrated with about fifty
lantern slides representing for the most
part municipal works and the views Of ci-
ties in Great Britain.
The evening times., 1900-03-31
DIR BARRAR1N's FUNERAL.
Services 10 Re Held ut 1t. Johns
Episcopal Church.

The funeral over the remains Of the late
DR.. Francis Sinclair Barbarin. Curator OF
the Corcoran Art Gallery whose death oc-
CURED last Thursday morning. will be held
this afternoon from 81. Johns Episcopal
Church. corner OF Potomac and o Streets.
northwest, at 4.30 O'Clock
The Rev. Frank Barton. rector Of 81.
Johns Church. OF which Dr. Barba-in was
a vestryman. assisted by Rev. DR. Albert
Stuart rector Of Christ Episcopal Church.
corner OF Thirty-hrst and o Streets north
west viii conduct the services.
The pallbearers will include The vestry-
men Of ST. Johns Church and others ho
have been intimately associated with the
deceased iu church work. They are. John
Narbury. Joseph Waters Thomas HYDE.
David RittenhCuse. Dr. Henderson Suter.
john NicolsOn. Gen. Thomas LOCKER. and
Robert MaCkabJy.
The funeral viii be attended by the
Board Of Trustees of tn, COrcor8u Art
Gallery and the body-be8rers VIII De en-
ploycs of that institution. All the psrsels
connected with the Corc8rau Gallery Will
be present az the fUuerJ. The interment
VIII De an OAK Hill CeLietely
The evening times., 1900-03-31
WRESTLING WITH A BEAR.
Evil Results of an Experience With
Performing Animal.

Performing Animal
READING. Pa. March 31-Anthony Ru-
dy is a patient in ST. Joseph's Hospital
here. because Of his ambition to pose as an
animal trainer About O'Clock yesterday
afternoon strolling foreigner wandered
into Denglers the eastern suburb of this
city. with a performing bear. lie stopped
at the hotel. and there met Rudy. an ath
letic young laborer who took quite a fan
cy to the bear an immense black fellow.
with claws several inches in length. and
wearing a muzzle as large as peach bas-
ket.
Rudy and the bears master became very
friendly The former asked for and re-
ceived permission TO take the bear TO the
Glen Hotel. at KlaOperthal. two miles
away. He crossed the Neversink Mountain
with the animal safely. Arriving at the
hotel. in the historic Klapperthal Glen. Ru-
dy tried to put The animal through his
PAGES.
For time the bear danced and per-
formed the tricks that had been taught
him. Rudy became careless aud ventured
too close. Then the bears huge paws en-
circled Ills body and Rudy could not escape.
The bear threw him to the floor and the
two rolled and struggled until every par
ticle of clothing. even the shoes. were
torn from Rudy. The bystanders were
helpless. 4 messenger was hurried of for
Bruins owner. II was nearly an hour be
fore the man arrived. When he came the
bear ceased his attack and his master
hastily led him away.
Rudy Wa hurried TO the hospital. where
il was found that his neck, head and back
were badly laCerated. His face looked as
though it had passed through a meat chop-
PERI One eye was gouged out and an ear
nearly torn of. His condition is serious
aud he may not recover II re ever leaves
the hospital alive he would be a crippled
and MANNED man. The fact that the bear
was unable 10 remove its muzzIe alone ae-
counts FOR his escape.
The evening times., 1900-03-31
CAUGHT IN ATLANTIC CITY.
William Harris Wanted Here on ~
HouScbrcaLinE Charge

Detective Lacy. of Hea Quarters. left the
city az noon today for Atlantic City to
take charge of William Harris. Colored
under arrest for the local police on a
charge Of h0usebreaking. The alleged Of
fence was committed on March %. Harris
is said to have forced an entrance into the
house Of Fannie Preston. cOlOred al 1872
Ohio Avenue. and to have stolen a pair OF
opera glasses, q pair of eyeglasses, and
other articles 4 portion Of the property
was recovered shortly after the alleged
robbery
Since that time the police have been
searching for Harris on whom suspicion
rested. Information was received this
morning that Harris was under arrest i'm
Atlantic City. The arrest was made at the
request of Major Sylvester II is expected
that Detective Lacy will return with his
prisoner Monday.
The evening times., 1900-03-31

ELLICOTT CITY. Nd. March 3I.-Rau-
dolpb Walker and William Lewis. both col
ored were sentenced yesterday to the Ma
ryland peniteutiary for eighteen years. for
the murder. and robbery OF Charles VIII
liarus also colored. The crime was commit
ted i'm Baltimore and the cases were re-
moved here FOR trial. Walker was tried
by The court and found guilty Of murder in
the second degree and Lewis made plea
of guilty.
The evening times., 1900-03-31
Persrcntine a EnmiI,.

LNNCHBURG- Va March 31-A few
weeks ago Charles Norman. son of Mrs.
l. G.. Norman. was knocked down at his
home near Bellevue and laid out doors all
night in an unconscious condition Thurs
day morning Mrs. Moorman's barn was set
on fire and was burned to the ground. In
tense Indignation has been aroused The
authorities have clew and arrests are
expected.
The evening times., 1900-03-31
Tossed ny a Railway Train.

CHESTER Pa March 21-A Royal Blue
express train struck milk wagon belong
ing 10 John Springer of this city. driven
by umeteen-year-o Samuel johnson
yesterday. Johnson attempted TO jump out
OF the wagon as he saw the train coming.
and had reached the step when the vehicle
was smashed into kjudling wood. The
youth was hurled some distance. but was
only slightly hurt.
The evening times., 1900-03-31

wife and child in Baltimore. lived iu that
city with Leola Grinder for two weeks after
leaving Washington. The young woman
hearing Of the wife and child, left Redmilss
and returned home. He was arrested iu
Baltimore Wednesday night and brought TO
Washington b.. Detectives HolsH and Nc
Nance
: After hearing the evidence. Judge Kim
ball held RedmiIes in SlO90 bond for the
action Of the grand jury In default 1i
bond he was committed 20 Jail
The evening times., 1900-03-31
CherapenI.e Rench.

Parties wishing % select place for their sum
mer excursions cannot do better than take She
train Of the Chesapeake Beach Railway. which
leaves Chesapeake Junction. ID. c.. every SUNDAY.
at l0:3O a. m., Tor Chesapeake Beach the new
resort being prepared on the bay. The enormous
improvements being made coupled with the at
fractions, both natural and artificial, viii make
this place unelulled as q pleasure seekers re-
sort Very literal inducements are offered spe-
,iaI excursion parties. Take Columbia car. 81
cents round trip. s. II. Lewis, General Passenger
Agent I42a New York Avenue.
The evening times., 1900-03-31

~CHW AB-Ou Friday. March I'D. 100. 20 1-]a
p. m.. GEORGE g., beloved SON oi Conrad and
Catherine sClwIb. aged rlHy-fyc year, and three
mt utl-
Funeral from hrs iltD residence. 1ZII u street
northwest. on ~1luday. April D. 4r 3 O'Clock D. m
Relatives and tri-ud- src respectfully invited &C.
attend. lutsmyul st PROSPECT Hill tclUcrers-
mlsl-ll
LOUGHERY-Ou Friday. March 30. lsaa. a.
II.4j a. ~. MARGARET beloved wife ui De-
ward LouEHtIy.
Funeral from I-r lgte residence 3. D.f-cJ~
Street mort Invest MONDAY ArII 3. Iagl. al SGD
thence ta -. A'.ysir~ Clu-rl- where u.a-~ NIB
Doe held % g-g'elogE mlsI-..
The evening times., 1900-03-31
PREVENTED A PANIC.
Pupils SnNe ed by Teachers Pres
encc Of Mind.

ANNAPOLIS Nd March 3l.-Miss
Childs teacher Of Public School No. @. in
Anne Arundel county. was severely burned
about the hands while eNtinguishing a fire
in the echOOlrOOm.
\ cclluloid comb worn by Matte Cad
dele a pupil who was sitting near the
stove igHited and in putting out the flames
the teacher received her injuries. She dis
played great presence Of mind in prevent
ing a panic, as the scholars had become
greatly excited and rushed for the door
which she locked. Fortunately little dam
nHn Mn- done.
The evening times., 1900-03-31
SPECIAL NOTICES.

a MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
for the election Of directors Of the Wash
ingtOn Safe Deposit Company viii be held
On Friday, the 27th day Of April, a D. 1900.
Polls open at u N. and close at 1 o'clock
p. m SAM CROSS.
mh29-dtOap27. inc EN- Secretary.
DIR. CLEMENS HAS REMOVED FROM
14l1 II st. NV. to ST. 18th St NV The
electrical and Sprague hOt-air apparatus
are Installed By special arrangement with
the SpragUe Company charges reduced 10
So. Skilled masssur in attendance. Sep
arate hours for ladies. Office hours. 1Q
a. N. 70 p. m mhIs-Imo
The evening times., 1900-03-31
Dancnhovver x WieI>ersham.
General Agents for Chesapeake Beach lots.
TO .rnid a snh.titute.

Initiation j. the strongest cvideuce % su-
.pcrior article That Is the reason Maerzcps Sen
ate and Lager have So many limitations To avoid
hcing served with substitute call for Heurich' S
icqrs by their names. and you'll drink the best
f,,.r i'm The United States. For bottled beer
-nboue 634 Arlington Bottling Co.
The evening times., 1900-03-31
TO cure 4 CoLD IN Owe DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quininc Tablets. All
druggists refund the money il /, fails TO cure
l.. W. Groves signature Is on e7ch box 2jc.
The evening times., 1900-03-31
TIE JURORS FOR APRIL
Persons SunSaORed by the United
States Marshal.

List of Those Selected Ca Act In the
Various Courts of the District
During the Coming MOnth-TO Re
port Next Week to the Tribunals
10 Which They Have Been Assigned
The evening times., 1900-03-31
BRYAN FIRST And LAST
Instructed Delegation TO the Kan
sas City Convention Certain.

nhe Eject OF Last Nights Rally Re-
AT the Coming District Primaries.
Members of Congress Innni-
NOUS in Approving the Course.
The evening times., 1900-03-31
HELD FOR THE GRAND JURY.
James BedmiIes Sent TO Jail b,
Judge kimbaIl

James Redmiles twenty-nine years OLD
who, il is alleged. absconded on February S
with so in cash belonging to Mrs. Mary o
Street southwest, and who left the city in
company with Leola. the ffteen-year-ol 3
daughter of Mrs. Grinder. was arraigned
before Judge Kimball in the Police Court
yesterday.
ID was eharged that Redmiles. who has a
The evening times., 1900-03-31
OXFORD EASILY BEATEN
Cambridge Wins the Varsity BOat
Race on the Thames.

outdistanceG Their Rivals by Nearly
Twenty Lrngth~-The Result Al
precedented Crowds View the Con-
teSt-PerTect weather Conditions.
The evening times., 1900-03-31
4 ChiId Burnrd - Denth.

PARKERSBURG. W Va. March si.-A
little child Of Postmaster and Mrs. Town
send. Of BriscOe Run. about Eve miles
north of here. during the absence Of its
parents in some way ignited its clothing
and was horribly burned. dying several
hours later.
The evening times., 1900-03-31

cNATAMD Is not recommended Tor
CFF hAfAi everything; but il YOU have
nNnT kidney. liver. or bladder
NOOl trouble II will be found lust
ie remedy yo1 need AT druggists in atty
CT. and dollar sizes You may have a sample
.ttlc Of this wonderful new discovery BIZ mail
&c: also pamphlet telling all about it and its
great cures.
address d. EiImer & Co. Binghzmton. n. Y
The evening times., 1900-03-31

A daughter Go MR. and MRS. e. r. RENNET
Ot 30 MeLsuC ave-. -Ir. March -. 1900. ll-e
The evening times., 1900-03-31

NEW NARTINSVILLE. " Va. March
31.-Wiliam Smith and his son were killed
Thursday night by an explosion of gIycer-
inc. They were bringing glycerine down
the creek in a skin and when about thirty
Cne miles above the city the explosion took
place. Mr.. Smith resided here with his
family
The evening times., 1900-03-31

SI.25 TO baltimore and Return via
B. a q.
saturday and sunday, March 81 and April /
The evening times., 1900-03-31

This dread disease is now becoming proysIcgf
Beware Of that slight cough also that slight
cold d'-it is the GRIP. Do can lc quichl, cued
by tie Use OF
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-09-23
PROSPERITY.

After long period of depression the South IS now riding upon the high tide of prosperity. At no time since the war has the south been as prosperous as at present, with bef- ter times still in prospect.
 The South is now waking from the lethergy that has enveloped her. At last capital has been brought to req ization Of the opportunities for pr 5ftaole investment offered by our glorious southland, and now we see furnaces, factories, cotton mills and saw mills dotted here and there on every hand, converting the raw material into the finished product The South has waited long aad patiently, and fortune at last. like the sunshine, is smiling upon her.
 This happy condition has been brought about by natural causes; n the blessings of God; @ the diYersi feation Of crops and farm products; 9 ths development of our natural resources.
 The prosperity is shared by all classes. For the ffst time Ia two decades the hope of the farmer has been realized and he is now getting ten cents a pound ard over for his cotton. From experience in the past tbe farmer has learned that to prosper be must raise bis oWn hog and hominy, diversity bis products and make cotton his surplus crop. Bg these methods, after long years of seH.deniaI, debt and doubt, pros psritg has been brought to the home and fifessde Of the farmer. False methods in the past have too long denied him that share of comfort ard happiness that are his natural due. Sc long as the planter raised only one crop and bought his staple products, so long was be in deot and dependent Bot the low price of cotton during the years from 1893
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-09-23
]: H. C. BLUTHEnTHAL & COMPANY

to 1898 showed him the error of his way. He has learned from the sad school of experience, but has profit ted by his lesson and the farmer is now one Of the most prosperous among us.
 The farm-r is the bedrock ot al prosperity. No industry can thrive when agriculture languishes. But when the farmer prosper all lines of industry prosper. Tie farmer is buyer aud user ard consumer of all tiaes of manufacture. There- fore, wish 9 prosperous agricultural class, all lines of industry will thrive this year. Tbe merchant, the man ufaeturer and the dealer in al1 lines and every where will share the farm CTS trade and prosperity
 As a result Of the short crop and consequent good price fer eotton last year. the farmer got out of debt.
 This year the farmer will have surplus mcnsy to invest in the things he has 50 long nseaed, aud there will be many new comforts and .oxuries added fo the home that heYe nos been heretofore enjoyed As 3 cons eq1euce, the indieatious are taat the season of 1900 1901 will be the most prosperous ia a long period
 The Graphic congrasaiatas the planter and the people upon the happy conditions that confront them. and we hope that prcspefit y has come to fhe South to stay.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-09-23

There is such thing as ssraining at'a gnat and swallowing a camel There is some simaarity to the oioical allegerY ia Judge Grace's removal of ths Ilttle slot machines uaiIe the big 44mbling houses are perm tied 10 continue business at the old stands.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-09-23

Judge Grace has closed tbe slot machines and burned som Of thsm Now let him take csgGs sz9aee of fhe open saloons on saodsy aod tas opea gambling houses throughout the week and close all of them.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-09-23

Bartlett Pears, Tokay Grapes. free stone peaches aud Concord Grapes. received daily.
 Strauss < Mnles
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-09-23

Prescription work is our hobby ans we arc proud of tals department Eyery thing delivered promptly up untiIl 10 o'clock at night.
 Walker Drug Co,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-09-23

We are sols agents for Alfred Benjamin & Co.'S Mems finest Ready Tailored Suits. Advance Fall styles are ready ingsnerous as sortnsnt at half what swell taiors woold ask for equsI goodness.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-10
Y. M. G. A. Notes.

Rev. ]. j. Hall, D. D., has been Sc
cured to deliver series of four con-
secration addresses on 1.-THE Worlds
History in a Dream" The series will
commence at 4 p. IN. Sunday. when tho
subject will be a plea for the study OF
prophecy. The following is brief sy-
nopsis of the address: The importance
OF prophecy; it's prominence in scrip
ture; history is prophecy fulfilled; the
present prophetic age: we need moi
be ignorant concerning the future
Prof. H. Womersley will sing. All men
are cordially invited.
Public basket ball game tonight in
the gymnasium.
The Boys Gospel Army will meet al
$50 o'clock Sunday and Prof. H
Womersley will sing at the mems meet
ing.
The fifth number OF the Star Course
will be given by the Appleton Ladies
Quartette Tuesday night. February
18th.
The Juniors will give an exhibition
game of basket ball Tuesday after
noon.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-10
DEMOCRATS ACTIVE.
IN ARRANGING TO ENTERTAIN w.
JENNINGS. BRYAN.

The Ways and Means Committee APP
pointed at a Joint meeting of the City
Democratic Executive Committee and
representatives of the different Demo-
cratic clubs, held In the Third Ward
Club rooms "Wednesday night to ascer-
tain the amount of money that would
be needed to bring Hon. William Jen-
nings Bryan to Norfolk for the pur-
pose of addressing the Democrats OF
this city, made their report last night
at the Third Ward Club meeting.
Mr.. w. w. Sale. the chairman of the
committee, announced that they had
received an offer from the Monticello
and Atlantic hotels. rendering a room
to Mr.. Bryan, free OF all expense. should
he come TO Norfolk.
Neither offer has been accepted, ow-
Ing to the doubt whether the great
leader of Democracy. who has not been
communicated with as yet, would be
able to come.
1t Is probable, however, that Mr.. Bry-
an will be in Norfolk next week. He
VIII speak in Richmond Monday and at
faleigh Tuesday. and 1t is hoped he
may be in Norfolk Wednesday, Fcbru-
airy Ia. This. however, is uncertain, but
to-morrow will perhaps settle the mat
ter.
A committee was appointed t5 solicit
funds from the different business men,
and all others interested in MIR. Bryans
visit.
Colonel e. NJ. Henry will to-day APP
point a committee of influential citizens
to cooperate with the committee ap-
pointed last night, whose names, by re-
quest. are omitted until the citizens are
selected. They will be. published in
to-morrow's issue of this paper.
1t is hoped that all Interested in the
visit of MIR. Bryan will come together
and subscribe literally to the fund nee
essary to meet the expense in entertain
ing the great statesman and other OK
rcnses that may be incurred by his
visit.
Another meeting of the COMMITTEES on
Ways and Means will be held at the
Third Ward Club rooms at 1880 o'clock
this evening.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-10
ELKs' MEETING.
SOCIAL SESSION FOLLOWS INIT
ALTON OF CANDIDATES..

ALTON OF CANDIDATES..
Norfolk Lodge of Elks No. IS. met
last night and initiated two candidates
into Elkdom. The business meeting
was followed by social session, and
1t was, as usual a most enjoyable
affair to all present
Excellent music was furnished and
nounteous refreshments were dispens-
ed. After these had been disposed of a
iine impromptu programme OF music
and legerdemain was given. Mir. AL.
Lawson, one Of Americas most talent-
cd bicycle riders, gave a wonderful ex-
hlbition of trick bicycle riding, accom-
plishinG marvels OF standardization.
There was q fine vocal solo BY Mr..
Lewis, and the guitar and mandolin
duets by Masters Emmett and Lee
Lawler, the little sons of Mr.. John i.
LAWYER, won round after round of an
plause. These little fellows added
greatly to the pleasures OF the even
ing. Mr.. Nolan. who Is spending a. few
days In Norfolk. described visit to
the farm and introduced numerous do
nestle animals that were ,marvels of
mimicry. and brought down the
house.
Ef"i Sii&til, the mystic, WHO is IN Nor
folk for few days. performed many
wonderful feats with cards and picked
coin after coin from the persons OF the
spectators. Mr.. Marshall is a Philadcl-
phian and one Of the cleverest men in
his line on the stage.
Dave Nowlin, an excellent base
singer, gave an unusually fine render
ing of the popular bass solo, Deep,
Down Deep"
Besides these there were many fea-
lures of equal merit, and the occasion
was one that will long be remembered
with pleasure.
Much credit for the perfect manner
in which everything passed off Is due
to the committee OF arrangements,
(which consisted of Nlessrs. John
Fletcher, chairman. and j. Arnold
Daily. George II. Lyons, r. D. Nichols;
and Mr.. Radcliffe.
Norfolk Lodge OF Elks always does
everything up right, and it Is to be
| congratulated on its social session of
last night.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-10
A Generous Act.

AT the Stated meeting of Friendship
Conclave No. 2, Heptasophs. or S. w
NJ, last night it was learned that the
family Of a brother of the order, who
has been receiving SICK benefits for
over one year, was in needy circum-
stances AS has been the custom OF
this conclave, a handsome donation was
made from the treasury for immediate
relief, and the archon was delegated tc
present the gift to the wife. with the
symrathles of the conclave. He was
also instructed to inform her never to
hesitate to let the conclave know OF
her needs, with the assurance that they
will be speedily supplied.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-10
WATT, RRTTEw & CLAY.
New Black
Taffeta Waists
$3.50
Should be S..
Should be S..

These waists are made of a
splendid quality black taffeta
have eighteen rows Of cord
ing up and down the back and
front and eleven rows up and
down the back-have tailor
stitched flare cuffs and corded
French collars.
Quite new and quite a bar
gain.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-10
Annual Clean Swean.

The Hub clothing store will this
morning inauguratc the annual Clean
Sweep Sale" which will place mems,
boys and childrens clothing. hats and
furnishings at astonishingly low prices.
Yesterday this house was closed and
the force employed in marking down
the entire stock for this particular sale.
BY consulting the large lad" In this
issue of the Virginian-Pilot the reader
will get correct idea OF the tremen-
dous cut made in prices
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-10
Richmond College Alumni.

The alumni of Richmond College, who
may be in this city or section, will, as
stated in the Virginian- Pilot OF yester-
day, hold meeting and banquet at the
Hotel Monticello next week Thursday.
the 10th instant. at O'clock p. m. has
been fixed upon as the date and hour.