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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-10
New Orleans Sugar.

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 9.-Sugar-Quiet; open kettle. 2%@3 3-I6 open kettle centrifu- gal. 3a3 iI-I6: centrifugal whites. 4: vel lows. 3hd3 I5-I6: seconds. 2h13h
 Molasses-Nominal; open kettle. 2oQ23; cen- trifugal, loQl5.
 Syrup-Dull at 22d25.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-10
Naval Stores.

SAVANNAH. Feb. e.-Turpentine-Firm at 631s; sales, I76; exports. I76.
 Rosin-Firm; sales, 2.oee: receipts, 3e6e; sa.ss; H. sa.es: I, ss.2o; K. ssaS; M' $3.3o; N SS.35; window glass, S3 AS; water
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-10
The Capital City Cutter.
Vol. ]. Montgomery, Ala, Wednesday, Feb. 1O No.1.
Housekeepers now re

Housekeepers now re- main indoors on in- element days and do their shopping over the phone.
 It saves time and worth. Our messengers deliver packages to anybody, anywhere, at any hour. Prescriptions sent for, filled and re- turned.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-10
Warehousemen and Cotton Brokers.
HuRTER COMPRESS AND coLLIsEuM
-Proprietors-

wnicn forced prices as low as yesterday Ir such conditions utmost caution continued ,d. visaole and 1t is better to wait and watch do.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-10

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour-Firm
 No 2 Spring wheat, ss@ss No. 3. so9e2: No. red. e3hd97h
 No. corn. 50; No. yellow, 80 No. oats, 4la4lia; No white 3eh943. Mess pork, per bbl.. SI4 I45oGI462I1. Lard. per 100 lbs. S7. 55d7. 60. Short rib sides doose). S675G7 oo Whiskey. basis of high wines, SI.27.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-10

NEW oRLEANs-Cleared. steamers Nicara- qua (Br.), Larssen, Bueields; Buckman, Ma der. Havana
 PORT EADS-Arrived. steamers Inishowen- head (Br), Cotter. Galveston: tug Taurus Port Arthur. Sailed. steamer George Dumois (Nor.). TysIand, Ceiba.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-10
New York Cotton Futures.

Cincinnati Provisions. CINCINNATI, Feb. e.-Flour-Firm. Lard-Firmer at S7. Bulk meats-Firm at $6.75. Bacon-Firm at S0. Whiskey-Dull at Sl.27.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-10
MARINE NEWS

WILMINGTON, Feb. e.-Turpentine, 62h receipts. 4I casks.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-10
River Bulletin.
. Indicates rise. Indicates fall.
Weather Conditions.

The Coosa and Alabama will continue l. rise slowly during the next two days.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-10
Weather Report,
Feb. 9.
 D-AAN-t

Temperature and precipitation as reported by the Weather Bureau for selected Southern sta. liolAs during 24 hours ending 6, m.
 MONTGOMERY. Ala. Feb. g.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-10
BRYAN WINS VICTORIES.

'Indicatss trace
 FRANK P. CHAFFEE. Section Director. Weather Bureau.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-10

CHARLESTON, Feb. 9.-Turpentine an, rosin-Nominal; nothing doing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-10
Confidence.

Andrews s Drug Store enjoys the confidence of all the people. It's files show to what an enorm- ous extent this conf dence goes. It has nearly a Quarter of a Million Prescriptions on hle, and they are conn ing faster than ever.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-10

considerable selling by importers and the mar ket weakened loGI IS points. but following this ruled fairly steady and moderately active on purchases by trades interests closing steady at net gain of Ioq2o points. Sales. 200. .ooo
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-10
Bonda.

Total sales for the day, sos, 400 shares.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-10
SalutatOry.

The Cutter doffs its English ice cap tprice tSD to the public.
 fetches a war-whoop.
 cuts a double hand sspring and vaults into ! 4he newspaper arena.
 The Cutter is for Itself
 and the people. Its best ! efforts will be devoted {. to ,the upbuilding of
 Andrews Drug Store { and to the dissemina- tion of everything that will tend to the pros perity of this city,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-10
ESTABLISHED 1s7e.

Henry Beer. Bertrand Beer.
 Edgar H. Bright. Fri 5a'-. Wires to New York, Chicago, and Intermediate. Points. ;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-04
TLectures on the Bibles

The Holy Blblo Is the subject OF a
series OF lectures DR.. Evans Is delivering
at Monumental Church on Friday even
ings. during Lent. Tho second lecture
viii 10 given tonight. These are he
specific subjects: @
February 26--The Bible a revelations;
mans need; Deism detective; books OF
ethnIc religions and their relation to tho
truth; proofs that the Blblesis from God.
!. March 4r-Original languages of the
Rible early writing and materials; work
Of translating; defective texts: division
into chapters and verses; purpose OF
books: the Apocrypha; archaeological
confirmation.
March 1.-THE church first. then tho
New Testament: the language that Jesus
spoke: the New Testament; spurious
Gospels; test by canon; certainty; appa-
rent contradictions,
March ORGANISATIONS; the Vulgate;
the Douai variations of tho Roman Cath
ollcs. Bible Cardinal Wlseman;s the bible
must be kept from the peoples" English
translations,t persecution, fire and death;
trnnslators perish, but the English Bible
lives; Jamestown and Virginia; the Eng
ilisl, Billie In the new world.
March 25-E stimates;8 the Bible IN no
life; In tho nation; II, literature; IN tho
schools; how to read It; how to i've us
precepts. n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-04
MISSION IN Ruins
RESULT OfCYCLON|.E.
Rev. Mr.. House Here IL tic ll1.3
tercst5of Baptist Work
5. $Bin jamaica @

5l NO
t,nyIJun1nicn.Sis in the city, stopping ut
.NoMa1i5# East Franklin street. N & q r.
Mr., House is IN Ehglishi1lnil W blrtl1,
ana is9Itn charge or tho Baptist 1isslot1
work lTi,,fltaniaIra. lilo terrific cyclone
tia 4 Visited tho island the III OF lust
sAugusts8left the Mission Home mt ST.
Arm iii ruins, and caused great loss 70
church property everywhere. dstno ll Isl
lug. III addition, one hundred and seventy Sc
school houses. .af " U, IT'D
r MI. House, who has been In Jamaica
for twenty.six years, IS making y strong
appeal Tor aid, to restore as far rs posi-
)be2 tho flourlshlng condition. Of things
In tho lino OF mission work, which ex-
listed before tho havoc wrought BY tho
istortn. N ss II Ell 4 4,
Broad culture and thorough acqunln-
stnnco with social, educational and reli-
gglous4 standards IN Julna lcn. close obser-
vatior Of the natural beauties Of the
Island and Il number OF excellent photo
gruphs. render him thoroughly equipped
for IL series Of lectures which he would
DO glad to have the opportunity 70 give
IN. coming to tho United Stntes MI.
House was accompanied by his WIFE
who has since had Il cancer successfully
treated BY tho ,iso Of tho y ray In Bal
stjnore. III Mrs. 4 House, who is now lii
Reading, Pa, was, while iii Baltimore.
under the charge of Or. Gilchrist. TO
whom she wns recommended by the
famous specialist. Dr. Kelley. Tho opoi'L-
ton has been pronounced by; l)r. Kelley,
to be d perfect success. #
Mr. House will occupy the pulpit Of
Leigh street Baptist Church next Sum;
day morning, e He will preach at Grace
street Baptist Church IN the aovening,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-04
BARTON HEIGHTS.l

ssl Mr. and Mrs. John West.#oc Goochand. who
havet becn4viaitlng Mrs. Benny west, have lett
for their home. t... &, -. ~. -,
Mrs. William cartcr. who lias been visiting
Mrs j. ~. Jones, OF pinllto. has returned
hon,c /, !, q, !, ~
In Now Kent alter q very pleasant visit 70 Mr..
Mrs. snrah Goyne aud family. OF Poe Street.
have moved 10 Chester. where they WIZ IN
1u ME c tsslas who hns been visiting his
II Mr.. : Go Wright, who has been. visiting
Mira. &C. Elggason has returned TO his home
Mr. Xbner Pope has LEFT for t'ourtlund 70 5visit
aIr'sand Mrs. Leslie Briggs, OF Ashland are
visiting friends on the Ileigh ts.$ n f& &
Mrs. IA. G.. Coffey is visiting friends IN m
Miss i. Miller has left for RockbrldEo, to
visit her sister; Mrs. j. Jones'.
Miss Mary Owen. OF 11anover.8is WISHING hcr
mi" NJ " d. Rock, who has heen visiting Mfr.
Detrcki Schwartz, has left Tor his nome IN
sIias GLADYS Hisgason. who has !, been visiting aI
her grandmother Mrs g. e. lllgga4'on. OF
Hanover has returned home, i.
Miss julia Smthers who has been SICK ~
Miss R,lsc Carter. Of C;ordonsvilc, is the
guest or Mrs William Sta ton ), -.
Mrs 6. Lancaster and child en- o. ~
tersburg Is visiting her sister. Mrs. s.
jones. 2, \, y. !, ~. p,rto,S
tIeirhts Baptist Church Will meet at Mrs8
Wright s. III Brook land Park. this evening NJ
services will be held at the Epiphany Church
thls evening at o'clock. conducted ~ IN the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-04
NEWS.

Mr., Archillo,s L. 3ucho Delightfully."- enter
tanned number Of his frsas ~ ms
occasion being tho celebration Of the blrthdass
OF Mr. Eucto and his sister ME-. ChMries
both were born on ,February:o. there beng four
Sears difference between their ages unda MS
p9' sas a0 @
IA most excellent prograinmc .consla,nss ~, u
both muslc m III n y
tional degree of enjoyment FOR tho deilgli.cu
gatherg continued until, H. monr:
parlor Where an elegant variety &C the 3,lelica-
ces Of tho season was served them. Among mon
faUss y NJ fre Aand Mrs Wilson Luck Nj md
Mrs. CHARLES Schmidt Mrs Mary i;;n ~ rs.
I En 9saay nry ys M M!:l,n asrs ssSs
mic Schmidt, Carrie Mecap Ruth 1 HIHka Car
John Jon Link Lnk Richard cottre Collier Wolpcrt,
slarcellqs Easho and James t YIN hnwaen
Is tie guests of Mr. and Mrs W IL Peasc
on llamsburE Avenue Y, ,, Z, Eli z,
"Wednesday sught ut Nelscn's Hal .Oneas neW
member wus Initiated aud ten appll lions rt-
By witch 70 eeiebFate It's second
Wadnesda Eht som tee IVA spnointsd
Mrs David Hepburn wife Of the Fey e. 6, David
Hepburn pastor Of The Fulton tn napst shreh
improving slowly. She Is now able y TO be up
in her room. EgE . }!
i Herbert Burls, v.lo lives near g raycyard
Reach on lower James River. Is confined ct ms
home By illness, 3St.ss 40 4 sf .
Il :Powhatan Council. Daughters Of Liberty, met
last night at, Kerse'a Hall on Orleans stree
Virginia Council. Daughters OF Liberty VIII
meet to- nightaa t Nelson's Hall. 81?
The Saturday llisht prayer inec tinG5 NH DC
held Tomorrow night at the Fulton Baptist
Church. e Ne WI 4 ,}g
The night 2kci,dol .which Is being 9 onds ted
under tho sutsryison OF the Rev. Guy Chris
tIan pustar or thea Wsddel II Memorial l1plsco-
pal Chapel, Is progressing very satisfactorily.
PThc chapel Is open for this PURPOSE on. Monday
}Wedne sd ay, and Friday, nights and many young
mon and boys have taken advantage of this
opportunity to further educate themselves y
charge Of i've cents a night is thcltuition re-
quired, which Is for meeting expenses. FsI Mr.:
at the result of their efforts In aiding others
to better prepare themselves tor their daily
duties. 3lt53i 81 . IN ssiSf 5Sf
Captain Charles e. Brown, Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad. la still confined TO his bed
with rheumatism 54.s3 sl'
Mrs. Sarah McDonough, the aged mother Of
Mrs. Barney McDonough. is extremely Ill at the
home Of her son on Louisiana Street.
+. Mr.. ", n. Whtlow, OF Engine Company No:
s. Richmond Fire Department has re orered
from attack Of the grippe and IL ahla TO a t
tend to his business. 5i hu.i ~. l,,tt q
The ordinance of baptism administered
upon q lady yesterday morning by Re- John
W. Daugherty. pastor OF the Apostolic Church.
The baptism was at Glllie's Creek.
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PARAMOUNT. NEWS.

A "conundrurn tea" will be given to-
night at the Methodist Church for the
benefit of the piano fund. a splendid
programme has been ma arran s,s
Walter Scott. have returned from Louisa
county. where they spent several weeks.
Mrs. J. w Kidd, who has been confined
to her homo several weeks as the result
OF an accident, suffered a fall a few
days ago. while trying TO- move around
Mr.. Willie Dlllard who, was brought
homo from the Retreat last week., IS con-
valescing rapidly NJ 3.5 fsS@ tss. ".
The following delegates from Fidelity
VS., recently organized az talrmount
Methodist Church; attended the bi.eoln,ty
convention Of the Woman,s Christian
ties of Hcnrco and King William. which
was held at Randolph Street Church We'd
nesday: BY virtue Of office Mrs. r. Wal
ter Beadlcs, presidents; Miss Matte Par
rsh. vlce-president; Miss Olive Quarles
Mitchell recording ssere taT,y Miss hpr.
Mrs Charles Pollard and Miss Matte
Parrish, delegates: Mrs. Warren Elobson
and Miss liortenseS Watkins. alternates:
lE Mrs Ganzelt and Mrs. Keith were the
guests OF Mis-. Frank steilbach this
week, l338 81. jy31G 8 le5
A Mrs Dora England Is stopping, with her
her husband. Mr.. England has taken the
Anhcuscr- busch engines (Which We're
built at the LOGON o I've 4 Works. to ST.
Louis. where they will DO exhibited Mt
tho World S Fair. l55. a i6fs u.
Mrs, Martha Nfiffleton is quite ill at
man..
Methodist Chapel, on Chelsea HILL yester-
day evening at o'clock, This society
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-04
TOM HARRIS WAS
GIVEN SIX MONTHS.
Took Stone crushcr Story
Of the Police
Court.

Tom Harris, the negro who was
charged with taking stone-crusher be-
longing to the city and appropriatlng It
ID his own use, through the agency Of
tho junk shop, was given six months in
jail. by Justice Cr,itchfleld yesterday.
E&L Lee Braxton and Mercer Vaughan got
2intc a little scrap that cost them each
81 50.
Della Haynes was alleged to have wal
loped Irene Wiggance. The case was laid
ever to the 5th instant.
John Harmon was sent down for sixty
days, as an old-timer. for being drunk.
". II. Hawkins. charged with being a
deserter from the United States navy,
vas held to the 9TH, for the authorities.
Tho DRINKS were few and were al
loved TO pass along. 4 4.s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-04
JAMESTOWN.
a Very Strong Endorsement by
Bishop A. Coke Smith.
ID following letter. is Of general in.
II. slncpperd, Secretary !.

tercst so
Mr.. Ct. r. shcpperd, Secretary,
James towr.2 Exposi ton ConpanY:s
Dear Sir.-Thc people Of this country
cannot afford to suffer the. three hun-
drcdth anniversary of the settlement OF
jamestown to1pass without due rccosni-
ton, The Importance Of that event cannot
be overestimated. IT was the beginning
iof all tho glorious history which Amer.
lea has since made. What has already
been achieved by this nation Is, we trust,
but an earnest OF what Is yet TO be ac-
complished But tf we are to live and
flourish In the future, 1t Is essential that
we remember our past, SO full Of noble
achievements won by men who, under
hard conditions. laid the foundation Of
our nation and handed dowEE to us their
noblest Request, not in tho richness of our
material resources. but in the character
they achieved and the institutions they
founded The Declaration of IEdepcn-
5dence and the Louisiana Purchase were
because the men of jamestown and Mas
sachusetts Bay wrought as they did. To
celebrate the later events and forget the
first is to show ourselves more Inter
ested In results than In the principles
out, of which they grew.
trust that the exposition Will be
worthy of the event which 1t Is to COM
memoratc.
Very truly yours.
(Signed) AZ COfIE SMITH,.
Norfolk. Va. =.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-04

Is busy, getting up an entertainment lobe
chsfys mn, 6s Safds g!ss'os.
:rhHfsday hIsht, during Le # II. . 4, Ma.
~ tl,e r9 9f h ,as OF nnn u
faa,asS,lo hf!00 les a &Snie oEet
NosiIo y'flller.Giihtio HFnizo. Niaudo Iille,,r
MMa afin DSlsrrHi Sa sHEs
S ME- Lonnic MORRISON ana family have hay
;9ss fr1n, plsasisvt ylst 3 re'
.Nr,SI Alfred Loving and e fan,,li,y' @, q
Sss y SS |. i: loving SSednssday aud
sg s. sssS Il SaTaPa r,sSins tSok
A Basa na Y sas sSason ch M I'M
hight. March 7th, blythe Baptist Minis Minis
( tors, conferences. Al 4 n &. I. 4, A NJ ....,
r,Aen 9st v snnbss s.r esy Msafe
P PssfsGaS fIs' tf|e siss psIls !, sSTi S
vas Dst ty Wbta aca sGW md f9T
Veil sof r;lre old lmosqu netting. etnb %,
shsd BY ntr rd geii' Of old ed p no
e ed M q Long
iiilappy. beanilng bridegroom. and tile fol-
lowing young folks OF the same nieign.
borhood were the bridesmaids and ushers:
Misses Cobb. Acree, .Watkins. Wood. Kase
Good. C1ruoic Good; Mcssrs I.owGry. COOK.
Observation-Disclosures Bowden, Philips Seny
and Brown Mr.RJ.t Lonnle MI tchcll WIS
the officiating "Tarson Grimes. while
Mir. md Mrs. $. 8. Perkins played the tn
wedding march. i " D,
q delightful birthday. party was glvei,
Monday night In the home OF MI ana
Mrs. Joseph Sf IInrgesson. on '3Vcnap,lo
street. Vocnl and instrumental music
were among the principal feat lures Of the
evening, while games also amused /. th ls
after which refreshments were
served. Among those present were NJ ls f',:
Louise EnnEesson. Sarah Austin, LINE LIN
Wright Lucy Griffin. Mary Taylor. Lem
3A1ardt.a Lizzie a tkns, BEETLE Cheek Mary
kortcs. # Emma fIong.J Trnnkle liouscih,
Messrs. Lynch, Vaughan. Josie Ennses-5
son ,$s Willie billiard, Charles 81 II llliaru.5
james Kelley, Hugh Mooney Lcnnie
Points, Georgia Lennr Walter Checke.
u . Mostly lsurelt;; Ilggin, Lombee Mag.
sey. Liliwood Markham Charles Justin
Charlie Sprtail. Archie Sears, Joe kortes.
Bernard Kortes. LynvHood q Atkins, MI;
md Mrs 11nnEcrson.. Mrs. Lurtz. M +. and
Mrs. Atkins. Mr. ind Mrs: Fiousch md
Mrs. 3Kortcs; AIessrs Sims. Ferguson and
Barker furnished the music for he occa-F
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-04
RANDOLPH'S BANQUET.

To Have Good Feast and = Strik-
ing Speeches Tomorrow Night.
The Randolph Literary Society will
have their annual banquet at Murphy's
Hotel to-morro " night.
A splendid menu has been prepared. and
the following toasts is a list Of the toasts
to be responded to:
8 The President. Not Roosevelt. But Me!
John s.. Eggleston. 3 81
Yesterday. To-day and Forever. the
Virginia Legislature, Charles n. Wallace.
Old Things: G. g., Mathuseah's Stock OF
AIother-!n-Law Jokes. Lane Lacy.
New Things. Thresholds Of New Eras,
Edwin Fl. Courtney 5a it.
Adamzad the Bear That Walks Like
Man Ben w. Lacy. ( /, atl x
The Chief End OF Man, to Mako Both
Ends Meet. Joseph G. Taylor,
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In the CITY Courts.

Judge Witt yesterday adjourneda the
Hust ings Court for the term. The March
term will begin on Monady.
In the Chuncery Court yesterday the
following qualIfica tons were entared' 81
Spencer Cornlck, administrator, G. t. a.,
S. II. Cornlek: estate valued at $4,000,
& Virginia Trust Company. executor. g.
Il. Coulling, sl0,105.
Mrs. Mary a. Hall. administrative,
Thomas p. Hall; estate small.
Martha L. Vaughan, guardian. Alf. j.
FIercnce ST. Michel, guardian. Virginia
Lee ST Michel. -a. Y. ssh
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-04
Free Entertainments.

The Central Union Of the w q I, Y.
will give an entertainment op s hII,aIy
At at liz Tic Xii Nineteen anti Street Mission. There
viii be- recita lions, both serious ana nv
morous m1gsis afHg 9he gi,a a
Vii be- made to make this most enjoy
Some Of the best talent Of TIE e city I'M WI
JThere viii be no charge for admission
at lie door and no collection taken IN,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-04
Dull al Custorn-House.

There Vas dullnsss ana quiet th about o, lne
,ycra as nearly vacant as they possibly
Gould be 10 allow business ia proceed
Tie Cause .of this .dullness !. was way
lloWn in Norfolk. VI A majorl tys OF MI the
,pfiicials are in tlletcity by tie sea, attend
glf the lieplIyllcan state Convention.
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Observation and Donkey. Party.

Misses Edna and Eula Bowman, Bcr-l
tina Marshall and Annie Sale will give an
observation and donkey party Friday.
March 4tl,. for tho benefit of tho Earnest
Church. at tho residence Of Mr. r. y.
Sale, Third Avenue, Chestnut I'LL. from
to s and to 1880 o'clock. Silver Offer
Ing at tho door,
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Music at Monumental.

The following organ selections will he
rendered in Monumental Church by gem
cral request OH Sunday afternoon ct 3
O'Clock:
Good Friday Music parsifaD. Wagner;
March to tho Holy Grail (ParsifaD. Mag-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-04
LOOKING FOR A
MISSING GIRL
Miss Jennie Miller Has Not Been
Seen Since Tuesday
Night.

Mr.. Edward Miller, Of No, So25 East
Franklin Street reported at the First
Police Station yesterday that his dauglF
ter Jennie had disappeared from home
She left Tuesday night os.ensibly TO
attend services at st. James Church,
but It was nfterward learned that She
die. not so to church, She had not been
seen UP to late last night, E
X Her people ARE very much alarmed a
her continued absence, and fear that
something dreadful has happened She Is
twenty years old, and quite q progresses
sing blonde, a.
i Any information concerning her VIII
lid gladly recri we'd Y ny her parents Or
slhe rolicc at tic First Station
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Mr.. Elliott Here.

Mr.. M. u. Elliott. OF Portsmouth, an
attache OF tho navy-yard, Is In the city
on a pleasure trip. Flo Is stopping at
Lawrences 81 8sl III.
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Busy Izzy" Pleases.

& TTho NORFOLK papers arc unanimous III
their endorsement OF " Busy lzzy,' the
NAV. Which comes to the Riiou next week:
Ge6rgn sidney has @surrounded himself SCI
irew5and bright airs arc render and tho
play Is ono that keeps tho audience IN
n roar from the rise to the fall e the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-04
Meet at Orpllanage,

Tie methodist preachers of Richmond
viii meet Monday next at tho YirElnla
tion OF tia REV. u. Il. Mustlli, supcrlnten-
dent OF the Institution.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-04
Is Wed

Licensed to Wed.
a marriage license was issued yesterday
To William i. Proctor and Miss Marie
Louise Green both OF this city.
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AT THE ACADEMY.
Acres. :

Mr.. Atkins Lawrence, who is playing ;
Martin Berry w n''Sh IRE .AcEas W at
one time considered the finest Romeo OF,
the Inglish-speaking stage. lie pla!eu
this part with Adelaide Nelson ana ana
Mary Anderson, and also VIII JUL Ia
nIarlowe, but only at trial performance,
and at that time Miss Barlowe was ~
so well known as she is to,oay' ~. ~ l.
Lawrence Is accounted an eXce!lsill. ci chs =,
acter actor. and his work can always ~ pc
factory. shore Acres" is underlined for
the Academy next Thursday, matinee
and night. .sggs
Ezra Kendall.
Ezra Kendall will be here re, soo3 r., ~ !, ms +
Buyer when was "rittenh by lierb t,tt
Hail Wiuslow. aided and allotted by The
comedian himself. The scenes of the p,n}X,
are laid in indiana, and Mr.. kenna ~
viii play the part Of one of those monde !,
scripts who after he is worthless IN al
other occupations. Is Tut to buying WIG
q gar. The comedian will have al. excel ,,l
managementIof Liebler & Co,
n Farewell to Little Outcast.
"a Little Outcase'' continues. to draw
we'll at the Btjou Theatre this week.
Teddy Forrest the lawyers clerk: tls
portrayed by Mr.. Clayton. Is one OF the
humorous features of the play. The audi ~
ences at all times are most enthusiastic
and appreclative. T he play Will BIO given
three timcs-to-night and tomorrow nlstt
, and Saturday matinee. t..
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i Rev i Gilbert Secretary Society Of Religious Edu