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Evening journal., 1902-04-09
ENTERTAINED RETURNED SOLDIERS
Senator BlaksIy Gave zig supper in Honor
Of Delaware Heroes

On Monday evening Senator Web
ster Blakely gave a supper and an
evenings entertainment in honor 'oi
the return OF several young men OF
Rising Sum- who have been doing SER
vice in the Philippines. They are VIII
liam Medler. James DOugherty Eiwood
Toy and William Rowe, Jr. When the
boys enlisted Senator Blakely told
Them he would give them a big sup
per when they returned. and he kept
his word. An elaborate repast was
served. and Clifford Blakely. son of
Robert Blakely gave some excellent
graphophone selections, and the re-
turned soldiens told. of their expert
ences in China and the Philippines.
Robert Blakely was the only other
guest of the evening.
The boys departed singing Senator
'len' Is q Very Good Fellow"
Evening journal., 1902-04-09
NOTES OF THE CHURCHES

On Tuesday evening last the con-
gregation OF Silverhrook NJ. y. Church
extended a cordial welcome TO the
Rev II. 8. Thompson on his return as
pastor for another year, and TO his
family. Matthew Colwell presided,
and on behalf OF the entire church,
welcomed Mr.. Thompson and family.
Several selections were sung by tho
choir. after which Joseph w. Coley
voiced the words OF welcome from
the trustees of the church. James r..
Crozier spoke for the stewards, Thomas
r. Curlett for the Sunday school. Er-
nest Samworth for the choir, James
Mannering for tho Epworth League
and the Young Mems brotherhood,
and Mm. William Pedrick for the
ladies Aid Society. Mr.. and Mrs
Thompson replied to the kind greet.
inEs and expressed their high appre-
citation of the words and deeds OF kind
ness which had shown so Clearly tn,
regard In which they were held by IN,
church. PRAYER for the Divine bless.
Ing and cordial handshakings closed q
season of delightful reunion betweer
pastor and people
There viii be a musical and liter.
airy entertainment given in Mt. Salem
NJ. -. Church tomorrow evening at
y. m. The Alfred /. Dupont Orchestrl
VIII be present and give a number O
fine selections. Miss Retta NJ. Emer.
son viii recite, and Miss Eva Berry
and Miss Fletcher. musical instructor
In the city public schools, will sinl
solos.
...WOmen members of TRINITY
Church began a rummage sale at No
20i Market street today.
Evening journal., 1902-04-09
PhiladeIphIa and Reading Railua,
Wilmington DiYisIonl

ANANAN AtAHAN AAA NAAENN AllIUu w. INI
Trains leave Wilmington CFrench Rtree,
station) Tor Elsmere junction. Mont
chanin. Winterthur, Guye-ts,drt. Crnn
ogue, Cossart, Chadd's Ford Junction
Pocopson, West Chester, EmbreeviIle.
Mortonvilla, Coatesville and intermediats
stations, daily except Sunday, az 7R a.
y NJ daily 2l5 and A50 D. m. Sundays enly.
For .Waynesburg junction. Elversop
sna si,a st sintermediats stations, daily except
SUNDAY, az Us a m; daily 2i5 and $50 p-
m. Sunday only at 500 .. m y
tor Joanna, Birdsborn Reading and in
tefinediate stations. daily, except SundaV
t & 80 a. m. and 2.l5 p. m Sunday only
a' $40 A. m. and 2l5 D. m.
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION
Leave Philadelphia. Chestnut stre.t
i.nsii Hnart and and South street Wharf for At,
Week days-Express, .. 1o45 a. m, q sat
nsoaSS M y ooo,on 0nly]i a, s, rs D.
sundays-Express. 3. 10 a. m, us .. n
Accommodation. a. m. p. m.
Leave ATLANTIC CITY DEPOT-VVealr
esasyys-Express. Iss. 9, iol5 a; m. $50.
Jsa Ply p m Accommodation, 65 a. m,
Ae9 p; m. sundays-Express, 10.l5 a. m.
43O $50 730 p. m. Accommodation. 7.l5
a. m, 405 p. m.
Parlor cars on all express trains
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA.
For CAPE MAY and OCEAN CITY
Week days-S45 a. m, ll5 p. m. sun
days-Chesinut street,Si5, South Street.
$50 a. m.
Jew YORK AND ATLANTIC. CRY
EXPRESS.
Leaves NEW YORK liberty Btreet). Rls
a. m. and $50 p m.
Leaves ATLANTIC CITY-Week days-
80 a. M. 21E y. ~.
Detailed time tables NJ ticket Offices
w. A. GARRETT EDISON J. WEEKS,
Genl supt Genl Pass'r Agb
Evening journal., 1902-04-09
What Man Likes in Woman

oman who says she has had eX-
+ ce, having had two husbands
hree sons, gives the following
ms Of man and his little prefer
4 to the Commercial Advertiser.
man of mediocrity-and that
most husbands. or at
every other woman's hus-
has his ideal of a wife.
kind he likes dresses hand
and becomingly on a very
allowance. She must never go
ebt for anything, but must al
pay ready money, whether She
& anage to get 1t from him or not.
ewels must on no account be
+ I'd by those of any other woman
set, but when she buys them and
Nlll comes in her husband is
Is about the outlay. He sulls
week, but then he would have
quite as long if, at the last
party, she had shown a secon-
tar to any lady of their aquaint-
man loves his wife to be gentle
Aympathetic TO himself. If she is
uch so to her boys and they take
tage Of it and get into debt and
her to help them out then he
Bother sympathy.
she lis too good to the poor. and
them Of the household abun-
he is apt to be cynical and CEN
s.; talks of encouraging a par
idle rogues, of indiscriminate
" and the harm it does. and of
\ Hinger of pauperizing the needy.
OF these considerations, how
prevents him from giving to
4 les that print his name at the
lf the subscription lists. or fork
IT a quarter for cases that come
his immediate notice. 1t is only
ife who is to subordinate her
impulses to considerations of
al economy.
man likes his wife to be cheer
g does not always concern him
cry particularly about the means
Ike and keep her so, but he dis
res utterly of a sad or pensive
He may have cut her to the
with some bitter word before he
me in the morning, but he is ex-
y annoyed if he perceives on re-
e any signs of the wound he has
I'd. A man hits hard, but he
expects to see a bruise. He has
en- himself for administering the
why should not the recipient be
quick about forgetting it?
man likes his wife to be intelli-
quite sufficiently so to be able
duct the concerns of life. and To
late his own intellectual parts
hoy stray ebullitions of his wit
umor. She must applaud these
discrimination, and in that deli
manner which infers no surprise
possessing brilliancy. But he
sperated should she be too in
Mt. His depths are to be invio-
put he likes to sound her shall
and so we'll does she know this
he often assumes a shallowness
she has il not"
Evening journal., 1902-04-09
RAILROADS
BMTIMORE&O & Ono
\ RAII ROAD.

schedule In enect November ~. 1901.
All trains illuminated with plntsch
(') Express trains.
Trains leave Wilmington. Delaware
Avenue Station. for
NEW YORK. week days. sb.26 ea.1,
l0.52 a. m; .l2l9. '255. ISIS Royal Linz
lted), '6G, 7.42, '1O.52 y. m. Sundays,
b:16, '9Ss, sli,@ a. M; '2.b5, '5.ls CRoyh
Limited), 7.42. 30 52 p. m.
flill.ADEl "HIA. week days '526 90,
-A4b. 40. r6cs @939 si0.b2. 1852 A. M
1918, s2.b5. 20. '455, '5.is (Royal IAmited),
20, 500 -9a9. 1858, sit.35 n. m; '2bb, 500
'bls. tRoyd Limited), eg5, 10 sbe. 'iO,5A
CHESTER. week days. $50. .es. zao
800, '93g, 'i0.b2, 1859 a. m; 400, s4.55, 6aS
Ii2. 1862 p. m. Sundays, 720, $50, % 89
lObs. 'A@ a. m; 500. ass. '7.42. acc. 'iO5i
ATLANTIC CITY. week DAYS. as A
m; 'l219, 155 and sis y. m. (Royai Linn.
lted) Sundays, 40 a. m, sis 3. N
(ftoyal Limited.
CAPE MAY AND OCEAN CITY. wee,
days, '6.45 n m; '255 p. m.
SEA ISLE CITY. week days '6 As a. m
BALTIMORE and WASHTNGTON
week days days ..4if e55. .soi .lLm a. =.
lted). 'SOl. 'i0ii p. m. sun1ays. sIit
'4O4, 9.O5 a. m; '12.56. s209. $40. 6g7. g x
(Royal Limited, 'S.0i. siO4 u. m.
BALTIMORE and way stations, week
N"a' ~. a. ms AfAA D. EnnUHYNt I.iu
a. M; 5.M p. m.
NEWARK. week days, s4fL ass. ss04
.lVl a. m; 'l2.b6. 319. ASA. 61z s8Oi
IgA p. m. Sundays, .A1t, sS.Ot, 9O5 q. u
II 30. b3l 1872 'S.0i, sl0A D. m.
PlIISBpRG, week days, sSOl a m.
$40. '1014 D. m.
CHICAGO. daily, ss.O4 a. M; ss4o n. m.
CINCINNATI and ST LOUIS. sfi4 ii
M -l1.ou -lV.lf y. m, daily.
SlNGEkLl accommodation. week davs.
bb5 a. m. 3.l9, 612 D. m. SUNDAYS. 9O5 a.
m; b37. I32 p. m.
LANDENBERG. week days. sH %. m.
Leave Market street station FOR Bain-
more. week days $50 p. m.
LANllENBERB week days, $40 a m
200 b'N n. m. Sundays, sSO a m; $50 p.
Leave Philadelphia for WILMINGTON
week days, 1876. $50, s73O. siO.2g. III O0 M
M 'l12O, tlU 2l5, s308, s417. 500 s5 g0
94s. tkoyal Limlted). 600, ESQ. sz28. sg.B
'l.S5 p. m. Sundays. 1886, $50. 800. II O6
a. m; -l220, 13, Las, s3Og Aa5 s5 AZ
tRoynl Limlted), G.30 s7.2G s9.8g. O30 %. M
Royal Limited" Is composed exclusive.
" OF Pullman Parlor, Observation ana
Dining Cars No extra fare eHcept reriI-
lar Pullman charge.
Delmarvia telephone i9A
Rates to Westsrn points lower than via
any other line
4. A. MILLER. Passenger Agent. wn.
mington. Del
D = MARTIN Ns- sf Pass rrans
Evening journal., 1902-04-09
22O-23O King ST

play violin solos at a musical tea to
be given by the board OF visitors OF
the House of the Holy Child, in Roose-
welt Hall. Philadelphia, this afternoon.
Miss Helen Thompson has returned
to her home In HOckessin, after a
pleasant visit to friends in this city.
Members of the Wilmington Bicycle
Club will participate In a Dark Brown
Night this evening. On April % the
club viii give a large euchre for mem
bers and women friends.
Evening journal., 1902-04-09
FAIR BRIDES
OF AN APRIL DAY
Dupont Chichester Nup-
tials in Philadelphia
Pretty Church and Home Weddings O
lnterest-Other Social Hap
penrngs
penings

Felix DUPONT. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis G.. DUPONT, of near this city.
and Miss Mary Richards Chichester
of Philadelphia. will be married in st.
James Church.. that city, at noon to-
day.
Miss Chichester has selected for her
bridesmaids Miss Anne Emlen Hamers-
ley, Miss Augusta Shippen West, Miss
Mary IApsley Pyle, Miss isabella
Fitzgerald Morton. Miss Margaret
Shipper Buckley, Miss Pauline Davis
Bowie, Miss Ethel Langhorne Wister
Miss Josephine Lapsley Brinton and
Miss Elizabeth DUPONT OF Whining
ton, a sister OF the bridegroom.
A reception will follow in the home
OF the BRIDES aunt Mrs. Muir, No. 23li
De lancey Place.
Evening journal., 1902-04-09
Morris Schneider Cards

Cards have been issued by Mr.. and
Mrs. John Schneider announcing the
marriage Of their daughter. Miss Mary
r. Schneider. to Charles T. Morris. The
ceremony will take place in their
home, No. 4OS South Franklin street.
on Wednesday evening. April %.
Mr.. Norris has been the manager of
James Films barber shop for nearly a
year. but lately has taken charge OF
the one in Eden Hall.
Evening journal., 1902-04-09
Cd EelIowa Install Oficers

Reynolds Encampment. No. 3, ]. o.
o. f.. installed its newly-elected offi-
GERS last evening After the exercises
addresses were delivered by James r.
Appleby. Edgar Pierce ]. d. Carpenter,
Harry Lowe and H. A. Roop.
Evening journal., 1902-04-09
A Thursdav B1de

Miss Margaret Emily Gardner. and
William John kirkland will be mar
ried in Calvary p. f. Church by the
Rev. w. NJ. Jeferis. tomorrow Mr.
and Mrs Kirkland will reside at No.
93S Chestnut street Mr. kirkland is a
clerk in the Office of Clerk of the
Peace Quigley, and is a popular young
man.
Evening journal., 1902-04-09
Feather Boas reeurled. ela orange St
stowaway Escaped IN Phlladelphia

immigration officials are investigat-
ing the escape of John Offer, a stow
away brought to Philadelphia on the
British steamship Lavonian from
Liverpool. While being brought to
the Office of the commissioner of i'm
migration in charge of the chief Off
Ger OF the vessel. Offer slipped to the
opposite side of a passing street car at
Second and Market streets. Philadel-
phia, and disappeared. It is supposed
some Of the crew Of the vessel were his
friends. and not only helped him to
hide. but posted him as to the proper
method of escaping
Evening journal., 1902-04-09
VIII be Married Tonioht

Miss S. Virginia McCaulley, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Me.
Caulley. and Winfield II. Smith will be
married in Harrison Street NJ. T.
Church this evening. The ceremony
Will take place at 7.3O o'clock ami will
be followed by a reception in the homt
of the brides parents. No. 1921 West
Eighth street. The couple will re-
side in Baltimore.
Evening journal., 1902-04-09

Handmade wool lace, usually white,
is used on the new gowns; wool en-
broidery frequently combined with ecru
guipure accompanies it.
Evening journal., 1902-04-09

DON'T MISS THE MAGIC
Bell" New-Century Club. April II
Reserved seats at Humphrey Bros, 6i
Market street.
Evening journal., 1902-04-09

pile straw walking hats are trim
with spirals of straw through
Quills are thrust.
Evening journal., 1902-04-09

White silk dotted muslin is newer
than insertings of net as a foundation
for lace incrustations and other en-
broideries.
Evening journal., 1902-04-09

From factory 70 wearer 50 and s.
Hats. saltzglver a Bupp. 1O6 West
Seventh street
Evening journal., 1902-04-09
Late Paris Fashions

Another Partisan whim is a powder
puff hidden in a bouquet of flowers
which are perfumed and wonderfully
realistic
Evening journal., 1902-04-09
Social and Personal Notes

Miss Alice Nevin, who has been the
guest Of Miss Belle Marks. has re-
turned to her home in Jersey City
Miss Elizabeth Shipper Swift Will
Evening journal., 1902-04-09

HcheuuIe IN eUeCt NOVrmber ~ lln.
light
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-03
BOSTOCK SHOWS COMING
Expected Tonight or Tomorrow
BuiIGino 3 ling Changed.

Carpenters have been at work on the
Horse Show building for te last two
days making preparations for Bostocks
combined shows. Mr.. Hicks the head
carpenter. reached here Sunday morning
and has been busily engaged ever since.
Several changes will be made in the out
side as we'll as the inside appearance OF
the building About 10000 feet OF lumber
has already been placed, and conosider-
able more will probably be before the
work is complete
The show is expected to reach here to-
night or tomorrow morning, and will be
ready for business Friday or Saturday.
Mr. Frank Bostock will not accompany
his show to Richmond. as he received
a cablegram from London. England. an
nouncing the death of his father. and
had 70 leave yesterday on board the
kaiser Wilhelm.
The shows will be in charge of Mr..
Lewis of St Louis who arrived yester-
day morning to take charge.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-03

His Nomination Was Sent to
the Senate on Yes
terdsy.
(By Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON December The
President to-day sent the following nom
nations 10 the Senate:
Justce-Oliver Wendell Holmes, Mas
sachusetts. associate justice of the Su-
preme Court Of the United States.
United States -Attorneys-Thomas r.
Roulesac, for the Northern District OF
Alabama; William Michael Byrne, Dis
trict of Delaware; Lunsford L. Lewis,
Eastern District of Virginia
United States Marsnal-B F. Oneal,
Western District Of louisiana
War-James T. Smith, California.
member Of the Philippine Commission
and Secretary Of Public Instruction in
the government of the Philippine Islands.
State-Robert S. Mccormick, Illinois,
Ambassador to Russia; Bel!arny Storer.
Ohio. Ambassador to Austria Hungary;
Charlemagne Tower. Pennsylvania. Am
bassador to Germany.
ENJOYS Extraordinary and Ministers
nnotentiary-Charles Page Bryan,
Illinois, to Switzerland; Leslie Combs.
kentucky. to Guatemala and Honduras;
Arthur S. Hardy. New Hampshire, to
Spain: John 3. Jackson. New Jersey. TO
Greece, Roumania and Servia; William
B. Sorsby. Mississippi. to Bolivia: .Da-
vid E. Thompson, Nebraska. to Brazil.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-03
ROOMS FOR COMMISSION
IN LIBRARY BUILDING

Little IS heard yet of the organization
Of the new Corporation Commission,
though as soon as the Legislature shall
move il the matter the subject will be
live one. The commission will elect
a president, and that position will go
most Likely to Judge Beverley 7. Crump,
Of this city, the lawyer member. There
is much speculation as TO the clerkship
of the body. The friends OF Mr.. c. Lee
Moore first clerk in the Office Of Aud
tor Marye. are pressing him for the
place, and it is urged that he possesses
the qualifications TO make him all ad-
Inirable officer, The Legislature will
have to provide all the machinery for
putting the commission into active oper-
alton and this will include rooms in
which ii viii be located It is not I'M
likely that some arrangements will be
made TO give the commission rooms in
the State Library building General
Hills rooms viii be vacant when the
new commission goes into operation on
March lSt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-03
BL UE-BL CODED DOGS
FOR FIELD TRIALS
list of Royal Competitors to
Meet in MeckIenburg.
WILL BE MADE SOCIAL EVENT
MANY spor'smen of the Old Dominion
VIII Follow the Inaugural Stakes,
Judges Are chosen-Erjoy
National & pu atoms.
WILL BE MADE SOCIAL EVENT

The entry list for the Inaugural s,,,,a,
Of the Virginia Field Trias 49,
toA IS Today pu0l.sned for tho f}rs+
= 1iii.h. SHOWING that many of thu, hluest
$1,000 1"@S III the country VIII be com
pg'lioFs curing the trials TO be he'd nca,.
Si,S, IN Mecklenhurg county. the
ATSj three days Of the coming rtal;
The list given below is The official mo
issued by Mr. Charles Il. Cook ser~star ~,
Of the association, So ca
rms beginning of field trials in Viz
sNia viii be made, socially. one of tha
1-eSt oeiiShuui events Of the winter sea
: IN in the State.
SOCIAL EVENT.
On Monaay night an eegant reception
&nd dance Viii be given al tia NeckIen-
LaIs' inc new hotel just opened a Chase
10y, winch Will he headquarters for the
l'ei-i tTlal party during lis stay. This will
"s made social event and most eIabo-
RAG invitations have been issued
+ or the trials. every detail has now
heen arranged, the officials chosen. the
territory laid off. accommodations ar
1afssd, and livery facilities assured.
There are eighteen nominations in the
;aii-aga stake. and when il is considered
That big trials like the Ohio and Ken
lucky Ci'1bs only have Q dozen starters.
II IS readily seen that Virginia sports
men have taken ho.d Of the new enter
Prise with illumination TO rank second
10 zone Below viii be seen the class
Of dogs entered their pedigrees showing
the bluest blood Ill the country.
THE JUDGES.
The trials VIII be judged by Mr. W j
lia&Shn. OF Ri6GeTille. Ind. 3 gentleman
Vic has been in the field trial world for
thirty years and a man Of wide expe-
'!e1ce. He win be assisted by Mr. L.
". White, OF Pleasant Garden. y. C.
y. a has
illira judge wil be one of the Virginia
gentlemen present as it is desired to en-
courage local enthusiasts and train them
for the future
Accommodat can he had at the
11tw 1Jecklanburg Hotel. which will be
headquarters. Saddle horses and wagons
caa be had at reasonable rates. and
laGies in attendance VIII follow tho
TRIALS on horseback. Any information
desired can be had Of the secretary Mr..
Charles 3. Cook. care Real Estate Trust
Company, city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-03
IL 7 q ! LIZ I
Following is the official list:
Entries in tn Al Age Stake.
SE LEXIS.

Cleans Pride. black and white setter
dog by Vale Clean y Sarah Gladstone;
cwuer L. Chambers Goode. Boydton.
Tieror's EicIl orange and white setter
ti7eh, by Pnk's Boy X Speck: owner. j.
c T.gaar Richmond
Iride-s Dan. black. white and tan set
f.r dos. hy CinCinnatus Pride Carrie S.
il: owner. J. c. Tiguor, Richmond.
BOD r black, white and tan setter dog,
by RodsriEo Chief Y Starlight P: owner,
] c. TiEnor, Richmond.
Virginia Reel IL. black. white and tan
setter biica by Ben Monte Bess;
cwner. z. p Wilkinson. Biverton, Va.
Fena, black. white and tan setter bitch,
lv Guy X Lelia: owner. w. Miles Cary,
Richmond. Va.
Captain Tony, black. white and tan set
ter dog, owner, r. \. CroHton Danville
Daisy Gladstone. black. white and tan
setter cog. by CT. panstone X Lucy Noble;
owner. .Feuton Noland. Hewlett Va
POINTERS
Flash liver and white pointer bitch,
ty Johustone Victor y Craddock's Nell:
owner. L. S. Mason, Clover, Va.
The Swift white, ack and licked
pointer bitch. by Young Zip Rap
Ficket; owner, w ". Collins, Houston,
River Oak Ripsy, black and white
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-03
HEALTH IS WEALTH.

WHEN ALL TEE DOC1OttS FAIL TO
cure you. try l.. j. HAYDEN, NO 4O4
West Broad Street. Richmond. Va.
Guarantees to cure all diseases or no
charges, with pure herb medicine. AL
mail orders promptly attended to. I
cure the following diseases: Heart
Disease. Consumption. Blood. Kidney,
LIVER. Bladder. Structure. Piles in any
form, Vertigo, Quinsy. Sore Throat
Lungs. Dyspepsia. Indigestion. Constl-
patton. Rheumatism in any form, Pains
and Aches of any kind. Colds. Brcn-
chial Troubles. Sores. Skin Diseases.
all itching sensations. all Female Com
plants. La Grippe, or Pneumonia: III
GERS. Carbuncles. Boils, Cancer. the
worst forms. without the use OF knife
or Instruments: Eczema. I'i,nples or
face and body: iabetes OF Kidney or
Brights Disease Of the Kidneys. I
cure any disease. no matter of what
nature. All venereal diseases spe-
cialty. Medicine sent to any address
by express. For full particulars send
a two-cent stamp FOR answer. No. 4o4
West Broad Street. Richmond Va
Branch store at No. 1908 twenty
eighth Street Newport News Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-03

pointer bitch, by Plain Sam K kintanna
owrer. 2. Wilkins. Riverton.
CroXic Kent H.. black and white pointer
bitch. by Rip Rap Croxie Kent; owner
\" n Lipscomb, Manassas.
Acid, liver and white pointer, by Cid
Chart II; owner j. r. Purcell, Gaines
vile, Va
Governor spotswood, black and white
pointer dog. by Cid Chart IL: owner
J, r. Purcell, Gainesville. Va.
Regina, lemon. white and licked pointer
bitch, by Summers Kent Superior
owner. r. L. Gill, Richmond. Va.
Dan lingo. white and liver pointer dos
by Gorham Jing Lillian English; owner
Thomas II. Fox. Richmond. Va.
Ran Tucker. liver and licked pointer
dog, by Don IL TriN; owner. II. O.
Humphreys. Bedford City. Va.
Nuisance. black and white pointer dog,
pedigree not given; owner, J. B. Raw
lings, Stanton. Va.
En- res in Derby.
Settlers.
fobs Tony. black, white and tan setter
dog. by Tony Bob Virginia Reel II.
owner L. T. Wilkins. Riverton. Va.
kirmis. black. white and tan setter
bitch. by Tony 3 % Virginia Reel IL;
owner Z. P. Wilkins, Riverton, Va
Alice Roosevelt, black. white and tan
setter bitch, by Champion Sports Boy X
Sallie Kinloch; owner, Fenton holland,
Htwlett, Va.
Sob Rens, lemon and white setter dog.
by Jang; owner, J. r. Purcell, Gaines
vile. Va.
POINTERS.
Rush of Sam II. white, black and tucked
pointer dog by Rush of Sam Lady G.;
owner. w. ". Collins, Houston Va
Lady Spotswuod. lemon and white
POINTER bitch. by Governor Spotswood X
Cy: owner j. r. Purcell, Gainesville, Va.
Ted the Tramp. lemon and white pointer
dog, by Governor Spotswood Alice;
owner. j. Il. Purcell. Gainesville, Va.
Frank T, liver and white pointer dog
by Rush OF Sam Ripsan Fleet owner,
J. c. Tignor. Richmond, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-03
EJl(GS-ss LINE
Between Richmond and Norfolk
Old Dominion Steamship COM
pany's New Steamers Bran
don and Berkeley.

leave Richmond nightly from companys
wharf, Water Street, at o'clock for
Norfolk Fare one way. $50: round trip.
Si-5c, including state-room berth, arriving
a Norfolk at A. N, there transferring
to New York steamer, daily. except Sun
day On and after December 1st these
steamers will stop al Newport News in
both directions for passengers only
JOHN f. MAYER, Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-03
Concert at Grove Avenue,

What promises to be the musical event
Of the season will be the concert and
sacred cantata, The Peace of Jerusa-
lem" at Grove-Avenue Baptist Church
December Atm for the benefit OF the or
gan fund. Some of the best musical
talent OF the city are to be present
Among others will be the choir Of Dr.
Witherspoons church. Miss Lucy Nor
ton. Miss Frances Diggs, Miss Hacken-
berg, in violin solo, the Grove-Avenuc
Quartette and several others.
The programme is as follows:
First part:
Organ voluntary.
Chorus ....-........ Presbyterian Choir
under direction Of Mr.. Philip S. Powers.
Solo Soprano Miss Morton
Violin Solo ..............M Mrs. HecEenberS.
Contralto Solo .......-.-...... Miss Digs.
Chorus ............... Presbyterian Choir
Second part:
The Peace of Jerusalem" Il cantata
c.Trowbridse}, by the GroveAvenue
Quartette. consisting of twelve numbers.