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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-09-26
PROPOSALS WANTED.


u. S. ENGINEER OFFICE, SAVAN-
nah, Ca, Aug. rs, 1S02.-Sealed propos-
ais for repairing and adding to Mac
kays Point Training Wall, Savannah
Harbor, Georgia, will be received at
this office until IL noon eastern stand
ard time) September n, 1902, and then
publicly opened. Specifications, blank
ferns and all available information
will be furnished on application to this
Office. Cassius L. Gillette, Capt.
Engrs.
u. S. ENGINEER OFFICE, Savan-
nah, Ga, September %, 1902. Sealed
proposals for dredging in Harbor of
Savannah. Ca, will be received at this
office until ~ noon eastern Standard
time) October 20, 1902. and then pub
licly opened. Specifications. blank
forms, and all available information
will be furnished on application TO this
Office. Cassius Il. Gillette, Capt. Engrs.
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NOTICE-WE WILL OPEN ADJ
justing rooms for repair of all ma
chimes, at our office, by August LIST,
both phones, 1887. The New Home
S. M. Co. No. 119, Whitaker, Corner
State street
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ADvERT1EDMENrs SET IN CAP
TTALS WILL BE PRINTED IN CIAS-
SIFIED ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN
FOR TWO CENTS A WORD. NO ADJ
vERTIsEMENT TAKEN FOR LESS
THAN 30C.
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BOARDING.

WANTED, TABLE BOARDERS
at 105 President east; $3.50 per week;
good table set. Mrs. Anderson.
WANTED, A FEW GENTLEMEN
as table boarders. 104 Harris street,
east.
WANTED, TABLE BOARDERS,
$3.50 weekly. Mrs. Anderson, los Presi-
dent, east.
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THE BEST 25 AND 50-CENT
lodging in the world; furnished rooms,
80 per month and up. Planters Hotel,
John Hillyard, proprietor.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-09-26

OUR WORK IS FAR BETTER
than many and excelled by none; can
we send our wagon for your linen
Georgia Steam Laundry.
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MINGLEDORFF AND co. REPAIR
elevators and all kinds of machinery:
give them a trial. Phones $50. $40
Indian street.
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he I(EiI {s N
HENRY SOLOMON g. SON.
Distl1ery Distributors for Savannah and Vicinity.
Personal.

TO THE PUBLIC AND ESPECIAL
ly my friends in the city: On the 9th
day of September my stock of goods
located at No. 677 Cohen street was
destroyed by fire. Fortunately I had
just taken insurance on Sept. 1, with
the Georgia Cooperative Fire Asso-
citation. My loss was promptly adjust
ed and satisfactorily settled in 10 days
after the fire. For this quick and
prompt settlement I can but feel safe
In cheerfully recommending this asso-
citation to those desiring safe and re-
liable protection. This is a home COM
pany and some of our best citizens are
connected with it. which within itself
I is enough to guarantee safe and re-
liable protection with prompt and hon
est settlements. Wishing this associa-
ton liberal patronage by our people
with continued growth and success. 1
am very respectfully, c. E. Dix. Sa-
vannah, Ca, Sept. %, 1902.
OUR WORK IS FAR BETTER
than many and eXcelled by none; can
we send our wagon for your linen.
Georgia Steam Laundry.
KIMBALL'S ANTI
ring. Send for certificates. Sure relief
for rheumatism. ]. Gardner, Agent,
AZ Barnard street.
WHY EXPERIMENT WITH NEW
laundries when you know the Georgia
Steam Laundry does your work first
class.
GOLD FISH AND CANARY
birds at Oppenheimer Sloat & Co.
SHOES HALF SOLED AND HEEL
ed 80 cents; the best white oak leather
used; rubber heels put on IS cents;
pants pressed, Is cents; we also clean
and repair everything in the line of
ladies' and mems clothes; we don't
claim to be the best, but as good as
the best; come and give us a call. D.
Epstein, 112 Drayton street; Georgia
| phone 2S08.
OFFICE AND STORE FIXTURES
in ash, oak, cypress. and pine. 4. 8.
Bacon & Sons.
MILLER'S slips SMYRNA RUGS,
3ox60; Miller's superb display of rugs
in Administer, Wilton and Smyrna,
commands your utmost consideration;
small sizes, medium sizes, carpet
sizes; Miller's new stock of mattings
include many choice and select "pri-
vate patterns" on sale nowhere else.
207 Broughton. west.
SCHOOL BOOKS BOUGHT, SOLD
and exchanged at Oppenheimer, Sloat
& Co.
SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS. WIN
dow and door screens. We manufac-
ture them. A. 8. Bacon q Son.
GOLD FISH, CANARY BIRDS,
parrots, rabbits, guinea pigs, cages,
globes and food, at Gardeners Bazaar,
AZ Barnard street. Georgia phone 1892.
MEDICAL.
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HOW ARE YOUR FEET? IF YOUR
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SAVANNAH RESTAURANT rs
the place to get a Csc meal as good as
other peoples SOC. Broughton, opposite
Adler'S
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KIMBALL'S ANTI-RHEUMATIC
ring. Send for certiflca ties. Sure relief
for rheumatism. j. Gardner, Agent,
AZ Barnard street.
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WANTED, POSITION AS COLLEC-
tor; references furnished. E. E. c.
Habersham, "a Bryan street, west.
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=. L. BURPEE, THE PLUMBER
at 20 Bryan street. west. will do your
work well and guarantee 1t. Phone.
Georgia, 934.
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LOST AT FAIR GROUNDS, PAIR
lady's gold glasses, with chain. Finder
please return Morning News.
LOST, SMALL BLOCKY BAY
horse, branded on left shoulder. Re-
ward return to S. II. Zoucks, Mgr.
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MINGLEDORFF AND co. REPAIR
saw mills; all broken parts supplied:
work prompt and reasonable. Phones
553. $40 Indian street Write them
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

LADIES AND GENTS BICYCLES
for rent; special rates by the week
and month. Open all day Sunday. Wal
ter F. Higgins, Drayton and President.
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MATTINGS. SHADES; 1T MEANS
money in your pocket to buy these
goods at Teeple's, 315-319 West Brough-
ton.
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APARTMENTS FOR RENT.

THREE MODERN. UP-TO-DATE
apartments opposite Union Station;
seven rooms each; $40 Apply to No.
Bryan, east. Youmans e. Demmond.
renting and ceiling agents. Both
phones "a.
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ROOMS WANTED

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SINGLE GENTLEMAN WANTS
two rooms, with bath connecting
porcelain bath tub; must be well fur
nished. x. H., Morning News.
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BOARD WANTED.
MONEY TO LOAN.

YOUNG MAN DESIRES GOOD
board; state terms. NJ, care News.
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FoR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

NOW is THE TIME TO BUY A
nice lot on Bull or Whitaker streets.
Robt. H. Tatem, York, west.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

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WANTED, A GOOD GENTLE
horse; also a cheap horse and wagon.
Cash, care News.
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LOST AND FOUND.


LOST, BETWEEN CENTRAL
Railroad local freight office and 512
Habersham street. a package of pa
pers containing six notes of various
sums and a deed of trust for 100000
Finder will be rewarded if returned to
r. H. Smith, care Georgia Hussar
Cluh.
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WANTED, POSITION AS SAWYER
or foreman of circular mill; $4,000 to
$4,000 capacity. Address Joe Ward, AL
hanv Ga
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-29
A WONDERFUL SUBSTANCE
Produced BY Nature Found onIy in Virginia

Extract from the famous book Random
Reductions of Long Life by the ven
cradle Edwin j.: scott, r., punIise es os
Besides in 1876 while | was absent ny
son was taken dangerously NJ ana olsa
early In August. four days att t my e,
turn. This was 4 severe dow TO NE, ioi
he was the active oUt-door man III oui
bank. But IN addition Just then occurred
the violent political agitation ana cree
tons throughout the State, for relief IRON
radical rule. absorbing, the time and attshi
ton of our people and nearly stopping an
business. and finally in November | was
struck down with chronic disease of tins
stomach and kidneys that had troubled MA
many years, which prevented my proper
and necessary attention TO the oRice and
endangered my life. During this time
had indigestion. dropsy and conpletA
derangemenG OF the digestive organs and
was confined to my bed Tor zen months
with occasional attacks of nervousness
when I expected to survive but rev
hours Under these circumstances; which
I could not possibly have foreseen or pre-
vented. ! made an assignment In June,
1878 nv only daughter sharing IN the loss
with my other creditors From this dati-
gerous condition. when my end was eIl.
unconscious for several days. reilef came
almost miraculously. Or. Talley. whose
skillful attention had. with the oiessiilS
of Heaven prolonged my life, told me on,
day of remedy that had been produceft
in this way: man near Abingdon, Va
had drawn from q spring n bafrel OF
II was reduced to Il pint He then went
to six other springs and drew from eacn
a like quantity, which was treated in the
same manner. These pints of water he
mixed together and by evaporation pro
duced a substance in color and consist
ency resembling putty. which he declared
would cure any stomach trouble. liver.
kidney or ,dropsical affection. It was
called Ironal an authorization of Iron and
Alum. of which it is largely composed
To the surprise of every one 1t proved t."
he a specific for these diseases. as was
certified to by such men as Bishop Piercr
of Georgia The doctor. with my consent,
ordered some of this singular medicine
THE dropsy in my limbs had been IN
creasins slowly for about year. while
my arms showed nothing but skin aRd
be ne and all my nerves were seriously al
fected Yet a small dose OF the Irouat in
a single night carried off all the accumu-
lated water. leaving the skin all loose and
shriveIleci- y few doses relieved me of tbs,
| dropsy- The kidney and stomach troubles
f, disappeared and in the course OF month
| I crawled ont 70 the front door From that
| time en- my health gradually improved,
/ and has been since as good as any one. 8
/ at my time of life. The effects of this
/ remedy We're SO happy and wonderful tina
( I record them here for the benefit OF HUI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-29
WHAT ARE THEY WORTH F.?
Question Over the Value OF Batch OF Ser
n1nns-ReliIiouS Notes.

\ matter which is exciting considerable
interest in church circles in this city Just
now is a controversy between the Nor-
felix and Western Railway and the Rev.
w T. Hines, OF Norfolk. over the value
of some baggage lost last summer by MI
Hines while travelling over the road Inc
difference has resolved itself into ques-
ton of the v-aluaticn 10 be set upon
about 200 sermons III manuscript and
notes which were included III the nag
gage
There is no dispute over thefact thatths
ba gage was lost Moreover, 1t IS under
stood there is no difference over the
value in which the satchel and the cloth
ing in it is held by Mr.. Hines But tho
trouble arises over the sermons. quite
naturally the minister values highly these
products of his time ana care ana iiAe,.
;, prettv good figure for the batch of
item. But the railroad company called
a halt at this point, and so far as can
be learned. refuses TO pay for the SER
mons what Mr.. Hines asks for them.
With 4 view TO settling the difficulty.
= hoard of arbitrato-s has been appoint
ed. NJ. Hines has selected one minister
and the railway company mas sc-ec1ec
another. These two are at merry 70
chose :, third and then get together ana
wind up the matter. Tie minister Sc
iecte0 by ME-. EtlileS 10 Lie 49,.
owen D. D. OF Norfolk. the railway
conapany's representative being Rev.
Herbert Il. Hope. OF this city. rms
arbitration committee. il is understood.
has not met yet. but Will do so shortly
and viii then settle once for all tho value
Of MIR. Hines satchel and the things in
1t.
DR. Russell Cecil. pastor OF the Second
prasbvterian Church. of this city, mas
iust received 4 letter from Dr. I, Dew Ut
Talmacs. OF Washington, who Will speak
il this city next Sunday. Dr. CecA was
nnxions to secure the distinguished min
i istsr for a service at the Second Church
on sunday. but was unable to do SO.
owinr TO the fact that DR.. Taimase has
made previous engagement to preach
SUNDAY night at the First PRESBYTERIAN
Church. of this city ,,,
While in the city Dr. TalmaSe WIZ
probably stay with his daughter. Mrs
Alien 3. Donnan. at her residence, No.
no North Cherry Street.
The Executive Committee of the E'is-
5ccnaI Diocesan Missionary Society mas
.appropriated 500 toward the support o.
. missionary. the Rev. Allan GreaFes 10
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-29
DAY IN THE POLICE COURT.
Unusual Number OF Migrants Before Justice
trItch led

In addition 10 nj unusual number Of
vagrants yesterday Justice Crutchfed
had before linn IN ti:e Police Court some
other very interesting cases Orc of
these was that III wnicI Mrs r. j. Bond,
a st.ikiusly handsome woman, appeared
as complainant.
Matte Gibbs was the accused In this
case. She had stolen TWO rings, a pocket
book and a necklace Belonging, to Mrs
Bond, and got four months Tor il. She
went TO work on last Saturday morning.
and on that day she stole some $S5 worth
of jewelry-
Two plain DRINKS were next brought to
justice Wilbur Goddin had been drunk
anG got twenty days, his pleading for lib
erty counting for naught- George Card
well. for the same oifense, was released.
Tiny Coleman had been not only drunk,
but abusive, and ten days was her por-
ton. Andrew Woodbridge. accused OF
stealing 81 from Lottie Prosser, was dis
charged
Next six men up as Migrants We're dis
missed. All these men We're neatly
dressed ana told touching hard luck sto-
rics They We're ". III DANGER, Grimes
Wall, Charles Reid. John Miller Charles
Rice and George Murphy. V. II. Talia-
ferro was accused of interfering with an
officer in the discharge of his duty, but
was discharged. S. c. Floyd, alleged to
have been drunk and begging in the street,
was also dismissed. while Henry uara-
nett had $40 worth of disorder. John Nc
.lroy was fined $40 as a disorderly char
actcr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-29
WAR AGAINST DOCKING.
Maryland Society for Protection OF Animals
GIVES Obiect Lessons.

A novel yet vigorous war against the
docking of horses tails has been begun
ir Baltimore by the Maryland Society ter
the Protection Of Animals. and the meth
eds used TO educate the people regard
ms. the enormity of the oftense mas
aroused the ire of every 'tchappy VINO
considers himself q whip
On sunny afternoons, when the shop
ping district is crowded with women. al
agent of the society leads Il sorrel horse
IN and down the streets. and lest 1t snail
fail TO be remarked that the animal has
been shorn of his tail. q blanket Is strap
ped about him, on which Is painted IN
Zig red and blue letters this inscription
Tail locked, Nutilated for life. for
fashions sake
But the society, not satisfied with its
efforts to arouse public sentiment. has
forwarded to the General Assembly
till, which will be Immediately intro
Guced, making it unlawful IN Maryland
TO even own d horse with a. locked tan.
and providing a penalty of from 800 TO
500 fine or two years in the penttentiaTE'
tor each offense
Another bill which the society will urge
is the one prohibiting live bird shoots
within the State.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-29
IN FEDERAL BUILDING.
Judge Waddill Appoints Receiver for Bank-
ruDt


Judge Waddill yesterday afternoon en-
tered an order appointing MI Bartlett
Roper. of Petersburg, receiver for James
T. Hancock, of. Waverly, bankrupt. y
Gond of s1,Go0 was required
cided by the United States Circuit Court
Of Appeals, which meets February 9Th.
The court will be composed of the fol-
lowing Judges during the coming term
Circuit Judges Golf and Simonton, and
District Judges Brawley. Of South Caro-
lima and kellar of the Southern Dstrict
of West Virginia. There are eleven cases
on the calendar ready for argument. and
it is calculated that the court will be in
session until about the 18th of February
Judge Waddill issued forty-two sub
poenas in the case of Daniel B. Coltrone
VS. the Baltimore Building and Loan rs
ISOLATION, returnabic at the March term
Of the United States Circuit Court
An order was entered late Monday al
terroon by Judge Waddill appointing
George J. Hooper receiver of the Anetl-
can Home Building Association instead
Of George J. Hooper and Otis Russell
Judge Waddll, sitting in the United
States Circuit Court. has postponed the
case Of Van Wyck Horton against the
American Home Building and Loan AS
ISOLATION until Feb. 5th and 9th.
A petition in bankruptcy was filed IL
the clerks Office of the United States
District Court Monday afternoon by 4
Della Schwartz, of Petersburg. The debts
are S2120 and the assets are estimated al
$500. for which exemption is claimed.
Discharges We're granted to w llllam t.
Deal and James p Ryan.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-29
CITY OFFICIALS
MOVE Up A PEG
Promotions in Col. Cutshaw' S
Ofice-Mr. Wilson the New
Man, Street Committee.

The Street Committee held quiet ses-
sion YESTERDAY afternoon. Street-car and
telephone matters. which were expected
to prove of interest, did not come up
Colonel cutshaw, the City Engineer,
made recommendations for appointments
d, his Office TO fill the vacancy made by
The death Of Mr.. S. Z. Bates. as follows:
First assistant, Mr.. Jackson Bolton; sec
md assistant Mr.. p. P. Taliaferro, and
third assistant Mr.. P. ST Julian Wilson.
i'he latter is the only new man, the
,ther gentlemen having beer moved up
INC peg.
MIR. Wilson has formerly been employed
II the lligg shipyards. lie is q grad
sate of the Y. NJ. l., and Colonel Cut
lhaw represents him as capable man.
The appointments We're made accord
ng TO the City Engineers Recommended
lion.
Ml. James Lewis anderson presents TO
ihe committee a Claim for $3.50 FOR a client.
"he matter was referred to a subcom-
nlittee consisting Of Messrs. Peters, fo!-
ock and Gordon, and the City Attorney
md City Engineer These gentlemen are
10 report back TO the committee.
Mr.. w NJ. Turpin called the attention
sfthe committee 10 a piece of property
N Jackson Ward owned by q client which
had been damaged. The matter was re-
tcrr..d 10 the Ward Committee.
Tho remainder of the session was con-
faca TO the transaction OF routine bust
hess.
the Law and Equity Court was en-
,ased Yesterday in hearing the case of
lizzie Bolton against the city, and also
against the Chesapeake and ONO Railway
Company. The plaintiff is asking for
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-29

was furnished the work. lie would OPP
pose any reconsideration which made 1t
possible to delay the printing OF the re-
port any longer.
Judge Green then proposed to amend
the resolution so that the secretary would
be instructed TO see the contract printers,
and if they could not furnish the report
by o'clock Wednesday, a. special con-
tract be made with printers who could DO
SO. He asked Mr.. Allen if this would be
satisfactory.
Before answering the question. Mr. Al
len turned his head towards another mem
ber as if to get a. suggestion, and Judge
Green, with considerable heat, exclaimed:
Look at me, sir, look at me, while you
answer that question.
There was some confusion over TINS
episode Mr.. Allen, beyond seeming en-
harrassed by Judge Green's manner, made
no comment on it.
Without further. informal discussion,
the resolution was modified in accordance
with Judge Green's amendment and Sec
rotary Button climbed off his official
perch and went in quest OF q. printer.
There being nothing further that the
convention could DO, it adjourned at l.
o'clock until to-day at 10 o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-29
NEWS IN THE COUNTY.
Very Young Couple to Hsd-eha:gsd WITH
Stealing Dog.

A marriage license was issued yesterday
in Henrico county to Miss Emma Putze.
Il young girl sixteen years or age. the
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. f. W.
Pu:Ie, and Mr.. john j.. Borden.
A1r. Borden is a mechanic ard IS hirnseif
only twenty years OF age lie is the
son OF 2. z. ard Virginia 81 Borden The
fathers OF both the young people appeared
at the Henrico Courthouse yesterday
and gave written consent to the Issuance
OF a marriage license
i license was also issued 10 Felix 'fy-
Ter, of Richmond. ard Miss Lottie NJ.
Haynes. of Henrico.
T. Trayior (white> has been arrested
charged with stealing u dog valued at
SIC. the property of Forrest Tiller. lie
wiII be tried on February lst by Squire
Lewis.
sfiriana I[uvk will be tried to-day n
the Circuit Court. Mr.. w T. Beveridss
is one of the attorneys for the plaintiff
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-29
NEW OFFICERS CHOSEN.
Board OF Directors OF Southern Asbestos
lomnany Meel-The S. N. COMPANY.

At a meeting of the Board of Directors
OF the Southern Asbestos Manufacturing
Company, held yesterday, there were sew
eral changes i'll the personnel OF the Off
GERS and directors. The officers and d.
rectors now are: Messrs. Thomas Atkin-
son, president: William r. Trigg, vice
president; John w. Atkinson, Jr., general
manager and treasurer: L. NJ. Crutch-
field general manager Of sales depart
ment; Levin Joynes, secretary. These
gentlemen and +. ". HanewinckeI COM
pose the Board Of Directors.
The company reports business in very
satisfactory condition. They propose
making many improvements in their
plant thus giving, employment to addi-
tional men.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders
of the Southern Manufacturing Company
MS TO have been held yesterday. but
quorum was not present. and those who
were in attendance separated TO meet at
Tie cal of tie president.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-29

assist the Rev. T. W. Neve in the Iarg'
mission work he has established III ais
parishes in upper Albenarle.
Dr. c. ~ Hayes and wife. who We;
recently appointed missionaries py TIE
Foreign Mission Board of the Southe! -
Baptist Convention. which board has L.
Headquarters i'll this city, will locate III
South China, probably at Wuchow, with
DR.. Thomas AGcClay. The board hopes
to establish a hospital at this no!t,t
shortly.
Dr.. r. W. Ayers and family very muci:
need a house in which TO live in China.
The board has decided to let them buy OF
build, and is asking for contributions 1t
will likely cost Soto or S$,o10 for good
house.
A lecture on the Life and Character OF
Matthew Fontainc Maury'' will be given
in the lecture-room OF the Third Preshy5
terrain Church, corner TWenty-SlXtn ana
Broad Streets, next Friday night, by
Colonel William II. Stewart, for ths
benefit OF the organ fund of tbs church.
! called meeting of the Holy IrlnitI
Chapter OF the brotherhood OF st. An
drew will be held Thursday evening a
$50 o'clock in the Sunday-school room
of the church. Several important mat
tiers will be UP for discussion
Thursday night has been made Epworth
League night 1T the Methodist Institute
on East Main Street. The service next
Thursday night will be conducted by this
League OF ST. james Church
The annual sermon before the Boys So
cIety of the Second Baptist Church Will
be preached Sunday night next by the
Rev. Russell Cecil. D. D., of the Second
Presbyterian Church.
DR.. Cecil has also accepted an invita-
tor TO preach on the fourth Sunday OF
February at the University of Virginia
Bishop r. A. Gibson has returned to
the city from West Point. where he held
a service at St. David's Church.
Rev. f. 2. Kerr, D. D. pastor of the
First Presbyterian Church, has returned
to the city.
\ congregational reception was held
last evening at o'clock at the Second
Presbyterian Church. OF which Dr.. Rus
sell Cecil is the pastor.