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Uncle Sam Don't Wear

>'s Trss. but be carries n. All
A---,---y1~S Cushion TuL,s al ose- the LLited
Y y States svn WUmcn. and Childrea
ac5r and Ike them. The Ais Cushion Pad hoiat
NTH comfort: nothing else will Consultation
and two weeks trial free. orsce. pariors wait
~ and consultation rooms on the same foor
Eaiaogue free. TIE RoalCk Asa CJrSluoN
1RISS COMPANY. 1921 q. oW.. "a aeor.
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We WANT 900 secondhand bicycles for cash.
HUSTLER BICYCLE REPAIR Co ~ ard
Ne. ave. gE. ja3-3nos
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WALL PAPER.

ROOMS psPcred Sis up: culfaal.cd RICH
ARD $ RlNEN. sta and n SIS ne. mlsItr
CRnNJE surrendered, Bot IL took 5JeC0 Br,ti.a
tr0ols Co capture Crauie and his 4GJ1 men,
How many Vll it take e. capture General Jcubc.t
and Lls lrUyr We're ready 20 paper yaur ro.rss
with our new. rich. stylish paper. OnIy So ~.
=. q. NOl-IE, -Nlp 9Th sr. SC BRANCH fCsS-t @
ron RENT-OrFTCFs
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WILLIAM F. ABROTT.
GEORGE ". CISSEL.
To- Ha.s.r


c. C. SLOAN & CO., Auctioneers. I4O7 C St.
DWELLING, A. PATTERSON ST. y =
By virtue Of certain deed of trust recorded IN
Hbcr 2lS2, az folio 23j et. seq. one Of the land
records 0f the District Of Columbia and al the
request Of the holder Of the notes secured there
BY We will sell az public auction in front OF the
premises on SATURDAY, 10TH DAY or MARCH
1900. AT 4 80 F. NJ, the following described prom
erty. Lot numbered 30. ia Harry L. Rust's slIb-
division Of lots in square numbered 672 as per
plat recorded in liber o. folio H. in the Office
Of the Surveyor for the District Of Columbia.
Terms Of sale; Sold subject 70 prior deed Of
trust TO secure the payment Of 81 300 balance
cash. A deposit Of 500 will be required at the
time OF sale. All cOHyevanciug, recording ana
revenue stamps at cost Of purchaser.
Il terms q sale are not complied with within
ten DAYS from date OF sa;r. the trustees reserve
the right 20 resell at risk and cost CT defaulting
purchaser after five d1ys' previous advertising,
BENJAMIN s. MINOR
JOHN HUMPHREY
frai-dNds Trustees
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ron NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR SALE-tHi-kgTiug piano cheap: easy terms
can bc arranged. Aidrc=, Box -55. rhi. Office
n.II q en-
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wANTED-RooMs AND RoARD.
wANTED-ROOMs

WANTED Room and board, with private flmiI,
-. Box'ls2, this office. feg--s.. 81
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STEAMBOATS,.
STEAMBOATS,.
Norfolk & Washington
Steamboat Go.

- Every day in the year for Norfolk. New
- port News. and al points Soath, by the
= superb, powerful steel palace steamers
- Newport News" Norfolk" and Wash
- ington,' on the following schedule:
Lv- Washing pm Ly. Portsmouth. 500 pm
L' AeSandria.7.0 90 pm II. Norfolk. go. .5.45 pm
Ar II Monroe. 100 am ~. it. Monroe -.6.45 pm
Ar Norfolk.....S00 am Al. Alexandra $50 am
At. PortsIncuth-Slj am Ar. Wsshington..7.C0 am
- Tickets On sale Al 81 Penn. ave. B. and
- o. uchet Office, 6l9 rem. ave, and corner
- 18th 81. and \. Y. ave, Q. 4 o. ticket Of
- hcvs at 5l3 Penn ave, and GOD lIth St I;
- 8 A. l. ticket Office, 1884 N- y. ave, ard
- on board stcamrTs-
- s1For further information sppy al gen
- eral Offices. 9Th Il. wharf, wash D. G.
= Phone, 750
nc2s-u JOHN CALLAHAN. General Manager.
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FOUND.

TOUND-Ioe cream. pure and delicious 79e ,-er
gallon LACEY CREAMERY CO., COZ n Y
ave. NV. Phone 2OSI. fes7-tf
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AUCTION SALES.

UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE-Ils virtp.
os a writ Of 6eri facias. issued out OF the
clerks Office Of the Supreme Court OF the District
Of Columbia, and 20 me directed, / will sell az
public sale for cash, on SATURDAY, MARCH 10
1900, AT 4 O'CLOCK A. ~ in front of the
court house door, Washington. ID. c the follow
ing described real estate, to wit: Lots numbered
s.. S.. 81 and 90. in block number l. in OREGON
l. Green's subdivision OF a part OF a fract Of
land in the county Of Washington.
district Of Columbia, per plat ia
seized and levied upon as the property Of CIaud-
ius B. Smith and George o. Watson, Trustees.
terre tenants OF Andrew NJ. Green. deceased and
sold g. satisfy execution No. ~ 65i in favor Of
Henry II. Bergman. Treasurer Of the Washington
Six Per Cent Permanent Building Association.
plaiItif.
AULTCK PALMER. Marshal.
THOS. BOWLING & co.. AuctlOneers
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FOR >ALE-AboUt 20 revolving hardwood cloak
rack; very cheap. HEIGHT q, 90. -5IE-IIj STIR
en-
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HELP wAxrED-FEMALE.

Advertisements under this mead
win be inserted for one cent word
for each insertion
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WANTED-To buy secondhand furniture wagon.
must be I'm good order Address STERN. 532
81 81. SU- mh2-st en-
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PROPOSALS.

WASHINGTON BARRACKS, D. c. MARCH =.
1850 sealed proposals in duplicate VIII he
received here until noon, March 80. 1900. Cor
constructing water closet at this post L. =
reserves right 20 reject any OF an proposals. or
any part thereof. Envelopes should be enclosed
Proposals for water closet" Information fur
ni-hed on application 90 Quar,ermastcr here.
mhl.25.6..s.29
L. s. ENGINEER OFFICE. 1Sj \. Cap. ST..
Washington, ID. C.-Scparate sealed propose S
FOR about $500 tons structural steel. about 10
tons iron castings. from 10000 % i.40000O cnam-
eled bricks. and about 10000 "a. IT, frepre0f
hoor. ceiling, and roof construction including
column and giTdcr coverings, viii be received
here until noon, MARCH 5. 1000. and then p.iI-
IiCy opened. Information furnished ou sDpiicl-
ton JOHN STEPHEN SEW ILL, Lieut.. Lugrs
ia27 %. 30. 81 .unlr2 2 en-
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OCEAN sTEh ysHIPs.
AMERICAN LINE.
FAST EMPRESS SERVICE.
NEW NORk-SOUTHA HAAPTON-LONDON.
CALLING, VEST BOUND. AT CIIERBOLR0-
Sai.Tg Wednesdays at 10 a. IN.
RED STAR LINE.
NEW YORK-ANTW ERP-PARlS.
Every wednesday al y noon
lSTERf.ATTONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY
Plers "a md 10. \ a.-Ofice. - Broadway, n. I.
Philadelphia OfHce. SO5-307 Wa.uut ST
WASHINGTON OFFfCE-l300 81 n W,
Or W. G. MOSS. agent. at Sanders Sssyman >
1897 ST. NV.
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FOR SALE Bradbury piano. $50, s. monthly
payments splendid square pianos So uu. q
weekly payments. 2. G.. SMITH l225 Pa. ave
Ta1l n
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Advertisements under this head
viii be inserted for one cent IA word
TO- each insertion.
WANTED-Four white Cxpcgicnccd winFor clean.
eis- Stewart Bldg, Room 2lJ 9Th and d SIS.
Item
NANrED-Two BARRIERS for saturday; 50. $50 "a.
ave nv. Item
WANTEp-Two IarbCrs fr saturday; s. gu1ran-
,erd. So ara Iih Il. uv. Item
WANTED -.0 ,a-r,j mon a. the u. s. O. Mon
Gat t't.if- hy Z o. H-- tlil Co -Ca Nr. :.
II. Jotn,or. l.'- ll,h &C. nav, i-r information
mh--st. .,rl
WANTED Small celo.,d l..y 10 assist about
house apply With r.f-.. ll5 ft5 81. see. sat
NANTED-Cooj barber at once c-l 9Th st. sN.
WANTED -First-,Ilss white barber. as 18th st.
WANTED Three nea, walters. cook, di-bwash-
ers. drivers. bell boys. city and country
people SHACKLEFoRD'S. SOS st. NY. It
WANTED bright Young man; quick and
correct az hcurCs; good position 20 right man.
Adiress, own handwriting. Bon 90, thi- office It
WANTED-Two walters. co,cred. for cafe; two
second co.ored cooks; other positions for white
and colo'ed EXCHANGE. 7O2 18Th Il.
WANTED-Youug coIorcd barber. Apply Z. =.
MJIH, 2cjiz 9Th st. sw.
WANTED White barber; s. guarantee for sat
urday: also boy 70 lather. 5i2 II ne. lt
WANTED Printers apprentice. So week: boz
- with Wheel other positions. ROOM L. 655
st. NV. II
WANTED-A good union barber at WILLIAMS,
9i3 st. NV. 1t
WANTED-FiTst-cllss light colurcd barber. 1917
y st. NV, =. G. LUBER. Il
NANTFJ-Good solicitors for industrial ir-ur-
ace, sick, accident and death benefits;
nome institutions incorporated losi; good
chance for energetic man 90 make money Ap-
FIT SOCIETY, i5s La ave. mh2-Smo
WANTED-Youug man on truck farm: also stero-
srdpher, bell man, and salesman. BuSINkss
III kEAO, 1900 New York ave Tw. j.
WANTED Young boy: one with experience pre-
fcrred EARLE GROCERY, 1909 II 81. NV.
WAN1ED-Luuchroorn helper and man 20 work
around house, permanent. BASEMENT ~
l-th - nv Il
WANTED-A coat maker and busbelusu 20 uors
IN store Apply JNO. j. COSTINETT, Mi l.
@ y and Citizen Tailor. GA l'tA e. NV. mhl-5t
wANTED-A good baker. Csu al 2o13 NJ 81.
NV. mhl-3t
lwANTED--Tvo good tile settlers helpers. Address
Box 2o2, this 1ihce. fe2s-St,em
WANTED Young man. good driver; acquainted
with q milk route preferred but not wanted
| tor that purpose Address Box l1o. this lihcr.
tC2S3t.tm
WANTED Experienced bushclmlu. good pay.
! permanent jab. GLOBE CLOTHING Co. SJf
/ - - a--- 1L- L------
wANTED-HOUSEy.
/ INANTED-By man ard wife. no Caiidrgu. G or g.
! room house, NV. preferred. Aad.,- E.N 2-9
| this Office. Item
AL PROPERTY Kept in good repair FREE of
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HSONALS.
Dr.. Young '::'.i.';.: :; :; = Il 1:

0'dest IN Sg5: longest ioc1te5:
Regular graduate two schools:
Authorized By t5e District tGOyerame7fto frea.
Al diseases Of the Nose Throat. and Lungs Heart.
Nerves, Brain. Blood skin Stomach. Kidneys and
allluer, Wight losses. Sexual Neakuc-s and al
eIgca Diseases oi either sex. Structure Varic0cele
ana hydTOceie cured without cutting OF operation.
No I2in no los of time. A prompt ard ucr-
LnaIieEt cue guaranteed. yThiIsauvstags}cJ.rr-i
HI me Mitnolt mercury or Potash No exposure.
CHARGES LOW.
MEDICINES FURNISHED.
Daily Once HCUrs-IO to and stoC sunday
u TO - -s'
FREE CONSULTATION.
bARNING-Dr Y1I1y i5 II NJ az cor
Heeiec Win zny SO-Caiie5 medical institute
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WANTED Reliable woman TO cook. wash. and
iron iu auall family; must be vel RECON-
Iurnded and st-y nights; wages So. 1919 Harvard
A. Columbia Heights 1t.Cm
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ron sALE-BICYcLEs.


FOR SAi4E-A bicycle. $40 cash. in good order
Call 42S Mass. ave NV. Ii
BIC BARGAINs-Lsrge assortment higIl-grade bi-
cycles; some only slightly USED; from $ up.
CYCLE EXCHANGE, 40 10th nw. mhi 81
-----
FOR RENT-sTOREs.
FOR RENT-Elegaut store Apply J. MILLER. 476
Pa. ave NV Inii2- 81 en-
FOR RENT-PIANos.
FOR RENT-Square piano. good condition.; p per
month to careful parties. Box 2.s. this ofice.
uh2-S; EN-
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M ME, THEO,

AIR L. NORRIS, BaitimoJe's talented ncdipn
at 80 9th 81. NV, daily from TO 10 6, sun
DAYS included; seaEccs Tues. and Pm S D. ul:
Wednesdays, 2-30 p M SUNDAY nights st Mlcca-
iccti0r- f52S--t
or INTEREST 10 suy working man 81 700 are Mt
making -tull time cur warm suits of clothes
or oycreoats. made hy our ieldiu. fafIl-S fU-rrp
the least bjD VIII interest yoI because the prices
cannot fail % please You. "ONLIEST-' JI-SrH'<
OLD STAND. GID ID ST. NV f2---r
ANlE DAVIS. born clairvoyaut ami card resder
tells about business. removes spells and evil
influences. ICuni'es the separated. aad gives luck
20 all; cures piles and drunkenness. 122s 18th 81
NV. ielO-lmo, en-
SUFFERERS from Epilepzy viii 90 well 10 call
s. the DIR. DAVIS MEDICAL INSTITUTE
rs IS:h 81. is22-tf
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FOR RENT-FLATS.
90 NAIF-NoRruMEs

FOR RENT-Faur-room fat. within half square
t1ugresziaua! Library; gas and heat; SIS.
Zf a er. &C. fez,gt
FOR RENT-FIst Of rooms 10 Sd st NV. cal
after $50 p. m. l.3s-t
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WANTED-HOUSEg.
WANTED-FARMS.

WANTED-CAeIp farm, 10 to DO acres, building
water, fruit trees. on electric road. in Mary
land. 3 to s miles from Washington. state price
ard location Address BOX 800 this office
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wANTED-BIcYcLEs.

BEFORE selling your bicycle. secure our cash cf
for. CYCLE EXCHANGE, sf0 10th NV.
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HELP wANTEp-MArr.

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viii be inserted for one cent n word
TO- each insertion.
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FOR RENT-KooMs.

FOR RENT-9ls \. y. ave. nicely 'lr. rooms
mh2-St.em
FOR RENT-Fur.; 2d aoor; priy.te family; nice
house; housekeeping; quiet. permanent couple
desired. lio5 9th st. NV mli2-st, en-
FOR RENT-Two fur. sleeping rooms for gentle
men. l25 fth - Sc. Item
TOR RENT Nicely furl,hed rooms. 81 Il st.
NV II
FOR RENT-Nicely fli,.iehed front hau room;
heat. gas. bath; s. month. 2-S az ST. NV.
mh2-3t
FOR RENT-Two commentaries furnished
rooms, for light housekeeping; heat gas, and
bath; second story front. 81. nth ST.. nw. In
qure Of Ms. Noble. mh25t
FOR RENT Furnished and unfinished rooms.
10 20 y,n 81. NV. n'i-'-
FOR RENT-Orc front and one back room; nicely
iur.j newly pap-rc.; s. and $40. 4l9 II Il.
NV. mhl-3t,em
FOR RENr-Front ard back parlor; newly pa
pcred; bath same floor; $3.50. 40 II 81. NV.
mlI-3tem
FOR RENT Elegant 4, 5ms; SI.5o up weekly 30
Pa ave. NV. mhl-Jt, em
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished Sd story rooms; wei
Eeaied; $40 each. 125 nth NV. mhl-St
FOR RENT-Back fat. furnished for light house
keeping; bath, steam heat. s2l 9th 81. NV.
FOR eENr-Furnished room. southern exposure
$3.50 a month. go st. NV. mhl-St
FOR RENT-Large. Sd story mont; heat and light;
y week Il NV. nihl-St
FOR RENT-g2s X ST. NV, nicely furnished
lst floor, g. mhISt
FOR RENT-Superior. warm. front room, for
gentleman; no chiidFcu; private family. 22O5
Ii1u - mhL-tl
FOR RENT-Two large rooms. furnished OF un-
furnished 4s ! Nv. mhl3t
FOR BENT-Threc rooms on I'd floor for light
housekeeping; with heat, gas, and gas for
t'oAins ]ui1z lst IT. NV; terms reasonable;
good location ic2s-St ,em
FOR RENT-Room-. nicely fur, newly pape7ed
aud painted; heat. gas. and bath; prices s.
=, and $40. 5l2 It. NV. ic2S-3t. t.en
FOR RENT-Two rooms. completely Sarn.shed for
!. i. H.. o. viii rent uufur. 1913 2Oth 81. NV.
fc2s stem
FOR kENT-2u 50 81. furnished ro-us; heat
gas. batni private family. ic2a-St
all facing street; $40 per month. CHAs-
klFfEkI. u / 81. NV. fs2s 5t
FOR RENT-For light housekeeping. furnished
suite Of rooms heat. gas. and bath. 2l1 lst
ST. NV. fa2s gt
FOR EENT- Front and back plrIars: furnished
500 g. NV. fezsSr
FOR BENT-Largc. sunny rooms. new frruiturs.
neat eas, bathi perfect cleanliness, S. % -
weekly. IN 2d e. NV. l-asSt
FOR RENT Comfortable fun. rooms. in elegant
house; splendid location; heat, gas. and bath.
reasonable t1.cs Gl2 ~ 70. NV fs-8-7t .eIu
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-30

of nrevious similar offences, and thele-
tore was watched by Officer Rlcal1iols1;
re was trieo before Mayor Jones anu
sentenced to nay a fine OF 500 ana costs.
Charles H. Thompson, son OF "a o.
Iohn T., Thompson, of this place, n ;
been appointed superintendent OF dit l.1
coal and coke mines along the 49,
rIver belonging to the Empire so.ee. a. %
iron Company, with headquarters a.
the time of this appointment was aS 's,.
tant sliperintendent OF the blast ana IRON
furnaces a t Goshen Bridge, Va, pelohs
ing to the same company.
On account of the sickrSss OF br- y: =.
HOPKINS of Cnarlesto5EIl, the services
installing Rev. D. II. Scanlon as pastor
of the PRESBYTERIAN Church here did not
take place last Sunday. The installation
services will come off about the second
Sunday in October.
A football team has been organized IN
Berryvlile with the following of1cerS: l.
Rice Crown. captains. Ludwell Baldwin,
manager, and Hugh Mcdonald. treasurer
Games will be played with teams az WIN
chester, Front ROYAL and Wildwood.
Capt r. g. Parks will speak in the
courthouse Monday night, october Sth
This will be the first political speech IN
Berryville this campaign
DR. Graham, of Washington, who re
Gently purchased a tract in Smoker $
Gap. in the Blue huge Mountains, near
mere, will stake the land and. build sum
mer cottages on it for families me
hotel now situated in the Gap is under
ton is being erected thereto. The place
promises to be one of the most popular
summer resorts along the Blue Ridge
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-30
SPEAKING IN BLAND.
Tho County Chairmen Afford Amuse-
ment by Their Speeches.
Special Dispatch to The Times

Special Dispatch to The Tines)
BLAND c. H., Va, Sept. 2a.-Hon. r.
/. Irwin, Democratic elector, and Hon J.
c. Blair Republican) addressed the people
here last Tuesday.
Mr.. Blair was introduced by the Re2ub-
lican county chairman. who was SO full
OF politics that he took up about half the
time making his speech. He mads z Great
many blunders. to the great amusement
OF the Democrats and to the disgust Of
his Republican hearers.
Amongst other things he said that the
Democrats were fixing to d1sfranchise the
niger" and that he was\ glad Of it,
because when they got rid of the Niger
the Republicans would have a respectable
party.
When Mr.. Blair got the floor he male
the usual Republican arguments on Nc
Kinley's prosperity, Expansion and six
teen to one, p presenting these arguments
in a very clever and ingenious manner.
The amusement on the Demo cratic side,
however, was shortiined, for it was soon
discovered that their chairman was also
an orator and about as full OF egotism
as the Republican chairman. He took up
about half en- hour In in;tsdactng Mr..
Irvine In an awkward, b!nn ieslag, school,
boy style, to the great merrment OF the
Republicans.
Mr. Irvine made a, short speech In which
he sarraigned the Mckinley administration.
trusts and Imperialism in a mastery man
ner. He left the impression OF a pleasant
speaker end poWarful deblter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-30
BANK BURGLARS TO BE TRIED.
Water Power Mills Resort to stea m
New water Supply in Woodstock.

u,1er Power Mills iseSort TO Sfea II
New water Supply in Woodstock.
WOODSTOCK. VA, Sept. 29.-The Grand
Try y;i1I convene on October Sth, and Will
ssya number OF cases for its consiaef-
arfon Both Carney and Butler, TIE bur-
Glars implicated in ths lootinS OF ras
Srrasbu-g Bank, VIII DC indicted, and sew
er,1 ytsskey cases VIII be brought 70 tho
atterr:0n OF the body.
owing to the long continue, drought
o,,ite q number OF mill owners VINO Use
water power have been compelled to resort
TO the use OF steam
A large and enthusiastic citizens meet
ing was held In Twins Hall hero last
niaht er tho interest OF q water system
for woodstock. Geo. w. Miley called tho
meeting to order and named Rev. n. II.
skyles. pastor OF the Reformed Church, as
chairman. and Herbert F. Miley was made
secretary. Captain J. H Grabin offered
q resolution declaring in favor OF the
proposed Improvement and requesting the
Town Council TO order an election on the
Quest. on OF bond tssua a. the asse POS
slh'e moment.
Raw. W. j. Cooke. pastor Q. The ch-ts-
tan Church. Captain W. c. Campbell,
principal OF the High School: ]. s. Garrs-
son. president OF Massanutten Academy:
DR.. D. d. Carter. NJ. L. Walton. corpora
ton attorney: Mayor Rodeffer and POST
master J. n. Davis participates II tho
meeting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-30
CONFEDERATE DEAD.
More False Statements From the North
Corrected.

LoTseCiCu.
This is the second time we have asked
the use OF your columns for tho privilege
OF correcting the very false statement
made at the North concerning the claim
ing of our Confederate prison dead, TO be
disinterred by the United States and plac-
ed In the National Cemetery at Airing
ton. I cannot understand the position
taken b. Dr. Lewis, Of Camp 1871. evil
IDENTIFY a Very new camp from its number,
and from the little Information which DR..
Lewis seems to have concerning the Ell
forts made by the people Of the South to
care for these neglected graves, although
DIR. Lewis states they have received equal
care with the Federal graves. For four
years We have been trying to mark the
$1,000 graves OF Confederate prison dead.
Months ago the Sons OF Veterans OF Rich
mond We're made a committee by X. Z.
Lee Camp. No. l., and the Richmond
Chapter, they having money in bank to
mark three spots-Elmira, Point Lookout
and Fort Dciaware-to request from the
Secretary OF War permission to fence
these monuments. They We're denied the
request again later. As chairman of COM
mtrfee from Richmond Chapter, l asked
permission OF President Mckinley to al
low the Philadelphia Chapter to place a
monument in the National Cemetery at
Philadelphia In justice to the commit
tee who had in charge the marking of
these graves, the correspondence in refer
ence to them was published in the papers.
and yet DIR. Lewis says We had made no
efforts to honor our dead
IL every grave made during the war is
a tribute TO American valor,'. then why
have we been denied the right to place
our memorials over these American sol
diers, and it should taAe a special act of
Congress 10 allow us to honor orr deads
We are glad for the honor of the United
States, that our Generals. Lee and Wheel
er-one by his diplomacy and courage
managed The affairs of State. and the
other by his name of Fighting Joe Wheel
er. saved the day at San juan u Dr.
Lewis thinks the fraternal feeling between
The blue and gray was enhanced by The
Atlanta episode between Gen. Shaw and
Gen. Gordon. we at the South. do not.
DR. Lewis again displays his isnoraDe Zee
in speaking OF the good people Of New
Orleans He most probably does not
know that New Orleans is simply the
home of the Confederated Southern Mem
orial Association. representing every
State OF the South chartered organize
tton-aad they claim the Confederate
8 prison dead in Washington. The organi-
cation has no right to ask or did they
expect the appropriation made for the
specific purpose OF reinterment of dead In
Arlington Louisiana, Georgia, NORTH, and
South Carolina, Virginia, Mississippi and
Tennessee claim these dead offered them
! through the kindness of Col Patton. u.
Z 81 A.. and Col. William Gordon taking the
Z trouble to notify ezch State.
The arrangements are now In the hand.
ri the women OF the South. They have
i nevar aid 1ail where these dead heroe.
Kswp Zen 81 question ard as soon as mott
/ go NJ f3,a ouae4er1nasters of the u. s.. A.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-30
THE STOCKTON
Is Having Her Bottom Polished for
the Trial Spin.
(By Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON, Sept. 29.-Representa-
tives Of the Trigg Ship Building Company,
of Richmond. were at the Navy Depart
ment to-day, and stated that a a private
trial spin OF the torpedo-boat Stockton,
now in course of building by them, she
had shown splendid results, insuring the
twenty-six knot requirement of the con-
tracts. This was while she was
overload ed and deep In the water. SO that
when in good trim even better results may
be expected She will be locked at Nor
folk and have her bottom polished, pre-
paratory to her trial-trip about a week
hence
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-30
VETS VICTORIOUS.
Negroes Help Defeat Local Option
Election ut Cape Charles.
1s.a.,.l n,sn.tch 10 The Times.o

Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
CAPE CHARLES, VA, September %.
The local option election passed off quietly
today. resulting in a majority of thirty
four in favor of granting license for the
sale of liquor in the town Of Cape Charles.
s sp.r,ted campaign has been waged for
The past three weeks, and the temper
ance people put up magnificent fight,
and, but for the heavy colored vote, would
have carried the day by a very decided
majority
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-30
MONTAGUE AT CROZEI.
Makes an Eloquent Speech in the Open
Air
Especial Dispatch to The Times)

AIT.
Special Dispatch to The Times.)
CROzE1T, VA, September 29-Attorney-.
General A. ]. Montague spoke here this
afternoon TO an audience Of a few hundred,
many ladies being present.
His remarks were principally upon
trusts in politics. business and govern
nent. Imperialism was treated in a clear
and convincing manner.
Mr.. Montague's peroration, in speaking
Of Bryan, was eloquent He spoke for an
hour and a half, the speaking being in
the open air.
His speech vas enthusiastically received
and commented upon. He leaves here to-
morrow for Lexington.
While here he will be the guest OF Mr..
. "A Wayland.