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|^«BffggA^STATEsisfkbLV-S tTAXES^^.* THE fctTRRExx V-V; £? jDARp^iBJIARB TO, BE paid r*i ?KATA/Bf:'TH£ \u25a0VEXD'OR"'AjrD T«- Iv^lW, lv. i-ac!.. IF C«ARGEDj4OSjj fooiipfiooKs. s<g ckxts »-'*>"";**s*is; ~~ -7 ,~,...~.. .\u25a0",r."T-.'.~J .." •-.-....-,- .r - \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 - \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0..•..• -\u25a0;-.\u25a0*.-•\u25a0.-- EMPLotMEXT|WAXTS.^'>?y;i: ,- " - , \u0084 waited, ", . , &I^ONCE?iSEXPERIENCED \u25a0Labellers^llCOleasiXCary.jstreet.; vfe \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0' \u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0//\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 . :-'-"n*ASXBD< ' * - J E^RG^cI^OUNG ? :SAiESMAN; ; ;FOR Silksland ; 3DresssGoods:^TnustJhave.;sooa city<experience-:and .'furnishJtcood.reter- ence>*Posittvely?:no?iappncations^eonsi(i-. ered" "except \u25a0"-; by: j - : te tter. 7'.- MILLER/; *= RHOADSA^/sv,;t-?v'->;r-^ v ; -:-7:'';/ : :fe i CT-4t/;1 'vV ;.'-?"^.: *?"\u25a0- \u25a0:'\u25a0:' : ;< - W'ASTKD. :r-?: r - ? :"?V /? \u25a0?.:;// •liREGISTERED -PHARMACIST;;^VITH some ? experienced A-recent \u25a0 gradua te ~ pre- ferred. -Address 'Lock-Box 52,^Snji'^n-M, Va"'-' :-' : -"•'-'" :"-'' : : r \u25a0:/"' ?- .' fe2S^4t'v: \u25a0.-,';;. WASTED. . \u25a0\u25a0-> :'-: '-- r -?:? IJNION^COAT^^XD'iPAXTS-MAKERS at -once. '•: CONSTABLE BROTHERS, ; '/•fki 23-6t*:' '\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 -- :\u25a0"•"' :V;9<>7.;;east jMain .street. ' \u25a0•-..yA't :\u25a0':.\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0•\u25a0\u25a0...:,'..•. \u25a0 ' \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0:.?\u25a0' . • \u25a0\u25a0 / \u25a0-:-\u25a0/\u25a0\u25a0.\u25a0 . /:-.,\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 ;_- —— I— — — — \u25a0 .;\u25a0..* —- — ..... .. , .. — :~ -..,\u25a0\u25a0;\u25a0.\u25a0 :\u25a0.: \ .\u25a0•\u25a0.\u25a0.\u25a0;.-•\u25a0/..\u25a0 r. : .-; \u25a0\u25a0:•/\u25a0;.-.'. ; K^- \u25a0/.../\u25a0\u25a0.\u25a0...\u25a0•'.'"„\u25a0?:\u25a0>..\u25a0 Only a house with the most successful trade-ml^^gu^^^^^ establish such a day of sacrifice. ' ,_/, \» \u0084 Counters after counters are loaded ; loss after ioss ?t? t ? ps to the iimits of easiest economy to —^=^ This important movement gathers the.fol- lowing from. the: many evenrperhaps, more attractive stocks: Colored Taffetta Silks, yerd wide, per yard, 50c x Oc. rradc of yi;iack Taffeta, for Solia-Color<-d^Tnfft:tas are.; a yard, J *c. Corded Wash Silks for ;\u25a0"\u25a0:;"':.: \u25a0\u25a0- •;• ;.; waxted;?? -j : '• ?:;>--.\u25a0-/ FOR -UNITED'. STATES ARMT. : \u25a0Bodiecl. ? Unmarried --"Men." between ages of "21 .arid .35.-citizens?of -United .States, of -good \u25a0character, and -temperate habits, 1 ivho • cari'yspeak, '\u25a0read, and write Eng.ish.. For ;i.nfonna.tionapply?;to Recruiting "Of- ncer,llo'east?Brdad. / ? ,^ -.--. ; " ;...,:- ;/ : .-\u25a0,; -ja l-W.F&Sun t Mh3l ?: -:TVe? will :se!l • at our? auction war»ro<3"i N0.5 612|easti?Br6ad \u25a0 "•"\u25a0 • j THIS'(Friday):MORNING. FEB. 2Sth beginning; at;lo:3o (o'clock.; Canned OrciL. iries.'iSPreseryes.^'Dried Fruit, ChocotatT Candy.?Jars;irour" Good -Show-Cases on* Old;Unfinishedf Mahogany 'Sideboard' on* Old "^'unfinished Chest of Drawers./;] one> set ?Dickens's Works, one set'Bulwer'siWorks^a'splentlld collecub-I of:Parlor;" Chamber. :Dining-Koora, HaT and;?; Kitchen ?/i Furniture; Mattr-ss^,' :Wpoli and Brussels jDrugsets. Velvet ar.rt Body-Brussel3 "Carpets. Heating. a £| CookinSrStoves. Included in the t'urnitsrj are?: several "Handsome ? Oak and Wafoat :-This,i is "ajarge and attnr V tive sa!e".2 '-Tlie ladies 'invited. • " T ;;;THE.y^VLJE^N*TINE AUCTION" CO ';\:?e2S' : ' ;\u25a0'':[/_ ."."? "\u25a0" :?': : ?? Auctioneer^ By the Valentine Auction Company**"* ; ' nlz east Broiid strc-ot. [Show oases, gruceries, can. DV JARS, BOOKS, OFFICE FTJRjjj. TURE, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OLDMAHOGANY FtTRITITURE, CARPETS, &c, AT " AUCTION. Lot of Dress and. Walk- ing Skirts that sold to $7;50, remnant price, §3. 512 9S l and .Tailor-Made Suits- are ?r»?and ?<;.no. ; '•' / ?10:Tailor-Made Suits are ?3..»0. _; . - All the? s3.so -Ladies' Flannelette -Wrap- pers : ,'are"sl'.sO.-? \u25a0\u25a0 •• . \u25a0 - -:$1 and;?U2s Percnle Wrappers are •?;££. Children's $1.25 Walking Coats are — >c. each: • .-. .' - "' : ;. \u25a0 . - -; • . Remnant Day in the White Goods Departmeht. Dimities, India i. Linons, etc., instead. of 10 and 12 1-2 c, Fridays price, -per yard;- 4»-lc . \u25a0 ". \u25a0 „ -Fine-: English Nainsook, 12 l-2c. grade. Friday, per- yard. '<» i--c. ._ ". Remnants of Sheer -White Organdy, extra wide, a" yard. !»c. . . \u25a0 . Fancy/White. Piques and Cheviots, worth. 1C to 25c, for S t-.2c: '-J- . •„_„ _ 372 yards s«)c. White Wash Chiffon, slightiv damaged, a yard, KM -^c . Remnants of 12 1-2 to 19c? White Per- eian Lawns, a yard, Sc. ; 5 and 7C7 C - S r ade 4-4 Bleached Cotton, per yard, 8^ c«- .'\u25a0 \u25a0 " ;; - \u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0-\u0084> .\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0:;\u25a0"\u25a0\u25a0 f.c Brown Cotton -for 15c. \u25a0\u25a0 * 30 and 32 l-2c White Cambric for « 1--C 4-4 Poroalep. a y^vA. _' , ?•- Fancy Waist Flannels,, cost to .We, for. Xi yard', i 7c. \u25a0 ' < ' . , V -- Fancy FJ'innellcttes, n. yard, ; Sc. ;.-\u25a0 •.JLlsht Sliirtins: Calicoes are- c. Hundreds of yards of Embroideries, some that were? and Sc, are nowsc. Embroideries,? that were ?121-2c., are now 7C. --\u25a0-? v '\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0"\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0:.' \u25a0'.'\u25a0.••\u25a0".\u25a0';• \u25a0 '' \u25a0•\u25a0','• : / " D and 30C Embroideries for-»c. a yard.. Narrow Embroidery Insertions, 2 yards rov"ic. : \u25a0 \u25a0'.:. . ... \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 - . ? - ioc. Pillow Cases for 6c. S-yard-lons' Bolster ."Cases -'are 'l4C.V i Bleached and Unbleached Sheets,- ob 40c. ones.' for tiitc: n •Full-Slze " White Spreads for ..-.c. ; By :George ' W. Mayo, Auctioneer, ' . 12CG east Main street. GKOOERI ES' > COONTEB3, Heat "ANBVEOETABLKKACSS, ' .7 SCALES. AWNING, &C. ; AT AUCTION. ; 1. -will -sell for the? owner. .who Is clininjc 'business at 2303 east Leigh strpet at ip. it: •"?-\u25a0 .\u25a0..\u25a0\u25a0' -.- . ' ; - FRIDAY. FEBRUARY . 2S. 1SO». a?seneral line of GREEN AND FAXCI GROCERIES— can/ packase. and bur* goods; Grocery- and Meat.Counters. Heat- racks, .Tools.:; Marble iPlate and Slock iVesetablei-Benches.'fJMeasures,' Awnin" and numerous other articles. \ ; :GEORGK W. MAYO. Auctioneer. George PL? Valentine. Salesman, fe^ •....: ?', - -WASTED. 1 - : PROFITABLE 'WORK' OFFERED; Acents- in \u25a0 every town Ito .secure subscrip- ; tions' to The 1 - Ladies' Home Journal :anu. The Saturday - Evening \u25a0 Post VWe; want; agents who :will?? work .thoroughly ;and with: business-s ystem to".cover;;each- sec- tion -'with bur illustrated- little.'booklets . and other. "advertising matter;- and to look sharply after renewals : from \u25a0 old subscriD- era \u25a0The pay.- is -first- ; rate. ;and at..- the; eitd -'of the season: $20,000 will? be given the Sbest -'? workers '; as ,: extra : prizes ; f or ; good" work. How^welUsome of our agent 3 • have succeeded is : told in ' a. little booklet we would; like -to -send: youY-portraits or 3orne "of^our f best: agents, with the story of hovr they: made iti pay. ." - THE .CURTIS PUBLISHING- CO.;. ?,dell-78ts;/ .:. Philadelphia; Pa. . Boys' White Unlaunder- ed Shirts, at iic.each. '.Lot of Men's Stiff-Bosbm." Shirts, -taken irnm th.> rofrular ,soc. line. w:ll_ be- -•»«•-. : Lot of 44c. Derby - Ribbed .'Underwear, 'fleece-lined; for 24c. a. garment. ; Men's 20c. Black Tecks, of.Peau.de fooie silk. \u25a0 for sc..:ench. ; _ .. '••' ''-•Men's Fancy-Stripefl and Figured Half- How. '\u25a0 the regular. 35c. grades. .Sc .p;ur., . Men's 20 ; and 25c. Pure .Linen. Cuffs. soiled from handling, for 7c. pair. -.--•' X !SWS: OF TIFE CO UIITS. 1-'/ --\u25a0 .\u25a0 -.' . \u25a0 • ' -/'•\u25a0 Linen Cambrics, in Black and colors, a yard 334c. Black and Colored Nearsilks andrPer- Ca'incs, cost to 21c, a yard, I<»c. • . : 23 'and:Ssc.OA«rccrJzcd-: Sateen ; Linings Cor .15c ? \u25a0 \u25a0 ' ? 5 and 6c. Wash Torchon Laces, -Edges and Inser- tions; Friday, 2c, a yard. Fancy, White, and Ecru- Laces; that sold at 50 to S9c; remnant : price, -.»C. a .^'.'wide Medicis Laces, 10? and 12 l-2c. ones, for ;>c. a yard. . ' -,' \u25a0? -' \u25a0 / \u25a0 Lentett'seasoh-andithe next^ne,^^. Place on Easter Mondoy. . , * * flltr; T. Garm-tt T.ibb continues , very sick at his horrn . No. v*<~ wst Frankly \ Mrs. Charles W.i-5 (ngjori Ooletnan; ? who [ has bern on a .visit to ' New -"iork ami ;WaShihlgt6iinistspending,a4few i daysvwith ! •kf^Sßeginaldi s Gilham3ibefore3; ; returnlng to ; her:- home/ in i^Villiair sburg-.- -- _ - : "** " ~ Miss Ethel Mintern 'Smith an.l Hiiih^Stockdell?;Bird^v6f??Williainsburg/ Arrived?' in:/the^city^yesterday:::to;hear. ;Paderewski -last- night. \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0/\u25a0\u25a0 / •-'• .\u25a0--\u25a0\u25a0 .\u25a0 \u25a0.:\u25a0*/'„; *\u25a0 '\u25a0\u25a0/ \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 -'. /\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0._^.; /; c->'.c ->'. ; * - i Al^general meetinrof-alUthe-lKdieslfi^ the various/ -Methodist;: churches Jin the city 'ivrllll take -place? thisjimorning-'at ,11 o'clock 'at? Centeharj- church, tojarrange ? for"' the i Executive .Board; meeting,; of ':> the : Woman's". Missionary: Society, of thejMethr odist • Episcopal Church? Sou th, which|wiU \u25a0convene here from' AprillSth to; 25th.; . . - "\u25a0-.''\u25a0" " .-- \u25a0 " '-i :'. ?V * ' .^' *:.*\u25a0•'" - -\u25a0\u0084-•'\u25a0" '\u25a0-''\u25a0 \u25a0'\u25a0"" - '• ; Signbr" Paderewski |andrhis /charming ?wife were?the;guests;of?honor?at^a-din^ I her given on : Wednesday by Mr.'-and Mrs. Reginald'? DeKoven,:?in .^Washington:: , • * \u25a0- " \u25a0\u25a0"."\u25a0* - : * ' • - /Mr' and Mrs? George?. R. ; : Cannon have returned from an extended, trip, to, Palm Beach, FlaV.' • :';?;-• " ; ?". \u25a0? • : \u25a0\u25a0:"'\u25a0.-\u25a0-.-? - \u25a0 ' :*'..v?* '. - : \u25a0'\u25a0..\u25a0\u25a0":'.. -/ ' Dr. and: MrsV Ernest 'M. /Hardy. vNo. 300 east Clay street,? entertained,; a num- ber of friends at? av '.delightful .-dinner last" night. ? ? The - guests ,? were Dr. Uriah'Harman, Dr. Lawrence ..Taliaferro. Lieutenant? George: N.Skipwith, and Dr. \u25a0 .W.:?Armistead;Gills..: :?;/.. ' ; .-'\u25a0'\u25a0 \u25a0 .' "\u25a0-,-•""#' t ' *\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0*- \u25a0 '_-C \u25a0*-\u25a0"* ' \u25a0,' ! A called meeting of the - Richmond Com- mittee of ithe George'^ Washing ton"Memo- \u25a0rial^Association.will^ be- held to-day;.at I2 v 6'clock'at.No. 926 wbst Franklin street. Mrs Washington Coleman, : chair- man« for --Virginia; will be! present-and :will: give the ; committee information- of importance -concerning the future, plans of the association. ' : ' ' - \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 -'"-'.'* "• * *"*"'" •".\u25a0"-\u25a0 r-' ' ' '- -' \u25a0; The Central. Committee of the Associa- tion'-for the Preservation of. Virginia An- : tiquities : will meet .Tuesday, ilarch ith, atnbon;;;: • ; ; :;. ; ; \u25a0' \u25a0; \u25a0; .. . ,;.:-.\u25a0 -.- '•: , iits»Ess waxts. \u25a0•;\u25a0". .r^ : T^ / 7^V V^';:\\-AXTEIi. ' \u25a0 v: - , - TO BUY A SMALL HOUSE ON EASY terms.^Give full particulars in- first letter. No"- time to look at property, unless some "probability, of.? its ;.suiting. <; Immediate possession- wanted. Address 'HOME.^ care Dispatch. .... ; fe2B-F,Sun&Tu3t " 1/ -'' - ? - "\u25a0 iAVAATEO.; " : - \u25a0'/' • TO RENT TO GENTLEMEN, ONE OR Two Furnished Rooms. Apply at No. S west -Clay.' street. ?; ' fe2S-3t AH-Silk Colored Taffeta Ribbons, are a yard, 3^20. ? Satin Taffeta Ribbons, instead of 20c. ! a yard. ioe. Satin Taffota Ribbons are. a yard, Oc. 15c. Taffeta Ribbons for. !>c. \u25a0; .. 121/2 C Fancy Swiss Cur= tain flusiiris, a yard, sc Fancy Cushion? Denims for. -Sc. Odd strips and pairs .in Lace Curtains, -sc. and' upwards. V ; ' By George W. Mayo, Auctioneer. "IT^ALL^ CASE, FLOWER REFRIG »>\u25a0 ERATOK. COCTNTER. DESK, &C, ? \u25a0 AT AUCTION. I will" sell at No. 11 west Broad streei at 10:30 A. M. " : «. ."FRIDAY,; FEBRUARY 2S. ISC. Very Handsome Oak Wall-Case, Largr Flower j Refrigerator, Long- Counter. Flat Top : Office ?Desk. Hea.ting^-Stove3, an« other articles. ? - • . GEORGE. W". MAYO. Auctioneer. George 'H.' Valentine, Salesman, fe Zi AtCTIOX:S; UiES-Fntnre Days, WASTED, . TO SELL? TWO DOGS. COLLIE r SHEP- herds, one 3 years oldV the other 10 months. They are perfect beauties. - - : \u25a0 \u25a0 ; . ----- '\u25a0\u25a0•\u25a0",-; \u25a0 J;'.- T.v ALLEN, ; . .fe 23-21* ' . , SICO east Broad.- WASTED, TWO OR THREE ROOMS.' FURNISH- ed,. for ./light ; by : couple 'without children. Central .location. ,8., DOO east Leigh street. : 'fe2S-lt*' Hundreds of Black and Colored Dress Goods Rem- nants. All-Wool Best Black Nun's-VoMng. jiiece of 8 1-4 yards l'or.fn. . \u25a0 _, . -For 4 yards? of the. C9c gra<ie Black Cheviot Serge, we say, $1.44. \u25a0 All-Wool ' Albatross,, "a remnant^^of i 1-2 va-rds, of .the 9Sc . gi-ade, -foi^?-. « \u25a0»- Wool Waist ' Cloths and English Cash- meros, : instead of S3c, remnant prjee, All-Wool Xa^'rßlue Serges. C9c. qual- Btv 'V 7 1--C' a yard.. 411-Wool ffi-inch Cheviot Homespun and Ladies'- Cloth. S»c. grade. 45c. _ .Brocaded Woollens, that sold for 2ac., 884-inchB 84-inch a Chock 'Cheviot, best at $1.23. for, 5i yard, 55c. . . Children^ vi 2/^c. Black Hose, odd sizes, Friday^ sc. a pair. Boys' 25c. Heavy-Ribbed- Hose for i3:i-2c;:-': -- : \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0-..• ; ' ' V \u25a0? -;• . \u25a0•- '\u25a0' •' Ladies' 10 and 12 l r 2c. Fancy -Colored Hose -for sc. ' : . \u25a0•?\u25a0•'• :• \u25a0Black Lace;l2l-2c. Hose for 7c. Lot of 50 and 75c. odd Corsets are 25 and 33c- . Three "Faso" Corsets, that sold for. ?11.25 are remnant-priced $-.' " : The C. B. arid J. B. ?1.25 Corsets, only : a few? soiled ones, are price- \u25a0 s(>c. WANTED. AT ONCE. A "THIRD VOLUME OF Minor's Institutes: /Address "SCHOLAR." care of iDispatch. ' . :.Vfe2S-lt*. Lot of ilercerized Col= oredUndershirts that were 98c.. quick selling price is 50c. .Children's Muslin Night Gowns for in c. White Muslin and Cambric Underskirts. $1.50 and. ?1.C9 : ones, for 7."c .-. Skirt"? and Gowns, that sold up to 9Sc, now '50c. ,V " ' \u25a0 :50c. Extra-Sisft Cambric and,. Muslin Drawers for ' 35c. ] '-' \u25a0 . . Trimmed Muslin Drawers', r.9 to -44c. onos, for 25c, a pair. 1 : v , wasted; TO SELL .A : BEAUTIFUL FEMALE Fox .Terrier, .about v7 weeks ord. -Apply to -GEORGE. -W. SCHLIEF, Dispatch Composing-Room," after 6P. M. fe 28-lt .< Friday's Specials, in the Basement. Parlor ' Lamps, that were $1.50 and $2, for n«)c. \u25a0-\u25a0' "-?. ?- :\u25a0 ?:?v ? ; . \u25a0} Brass Lamps for 10c- - Covered Vegetable .Dishes, top missing, were -4Sc.. • now 3."> c .. ; . 10 to 25c. Vinegar BottlesVfor '">c. Cream Pitchers and Spoonholders, ;10c. ones. 4c: . <•" Lot of Candy. Buckets '-are sc. . .*'. . AT THE HOT SPRINGS. v ; TVAMED,' TO SELLiJUiLP-SEAT SURREY. RB- cently ', painted.. ? good as : new. Apply M'DOWELL'S STABLE, Tenth and Cary streets;.:. /. , .•'"-". ?\u0084 ; \u25a0 / :. ; ; . fe 27-2t* Lot of Boys' 25c' Golf Caps are ioc. About 23 Boys' Suits, that were ?2.9S to $I—sizes 11. to IC—any for / 51.-1! %. " .>\u25a0 \u008439 and 50c. Knee-Pants for -•"»c. . , P^EOEIVES'S SAIiE. £-\> \u25a0\u25a0'..: ../?,-•?; •/'?'. ;'.,?.. ?/'\u25a0 '• -Under decree 'of Law? and Equity. Coun of Richmond, 'Va., in- suit of Eddins vi John?R.-Car>- Company.;! will sell at ti o'clock M.; at public,?auction r i on -:\u25a0'-'\u25a0 TUESDAY, MAJtCH 4, 1002. in frohtTof John R. Cary Company'i Warehouse,'* Shockoe Lane, • - Two, : Truck : Horses, v One Baggy Horse, \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0./?\u25a0- One Mule, ." ; Two -Trucks, • one Huf;gy, . One -set Double 'Harness, 1 1 One Single? Harness, One Buggy Harness and Lap Robe. All In* good condition. TERMS : ; Cash for all sums of $100 am! under; for? sums over $100, a.: credit 0* thirty days, for negotiable ; notes, interest added, '.and to -satisfaction of "\u25a0 receiver.^ Teams can be seen 'at Cosby'a stable. Fifth street: : B. LORRAINE. ; fe2l-9t . Receiver. ; Among the Linens are : ( \u25a012 1-2 and 15c. Tray Cloths for Sc. _;. j 2iic. -Towels for 13c. \u25a0 ; /. j 50c. Towels' for -."»c . ; . ; '12 l-2c. Towels for Sc. | Dinner Napkins, were 79c, are,. a dozen, > 45c. \u25a0 , . I ?1 and $1.10 Dinner Napkins are *.»c. 1 • Fine Damask Doylies, wore $2 dozen. Small' Linen Tnble Cover? are l»c. \ Short-Length Table . Damasks, some j that were 50c.. are, yard :-.jc. j 3 Others, that .were o9 and C2c. for .».>c. BEAT ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE* MltS. rATTIE YEKDY'S DEATH. LOST. STRATED, AND FOt'XD. LOST,- YESTERDAY, A PURE WHITE FOX-TERRIER, Answers to the name of "Smut."; "\u25a0'; Return "to S2l. west Franklin street and receive suitable reward; ':\ , - ; .: "./ ':\u25a0 fe2S-lt* EXTRA BARGAIN CAN BID 'HAD* IN A GRACE-STREET. LOT. between. Lombardy street and Al- len avenue. See us. at once. . . : fe 28-lt/. .; J. B. /ELAM & CO. :.'\u25a0:\u25a0: ffORRiEXT^ '-":'.\u25a0??-:'-." ' iH- * il ' i$ FOR REXT. \u25a0LARGE FURNISHED. FRONT ROOM, near ship-yard. Apply 2227 east Main street, i ; ? ; v^ v ':- • : \u25a0'- ' / f e 2S-lt* . FOR REXT. TWO OFFICE ROOMS. SUITABLE FOF physician, or the Whole First Floor to 5 small-. .family. -Every /convenience 'or housekeeping. Apply at 30-t east Mali street.' • . - f027-2t* IMPORJOT lOTIOE FHOS Richmond Passenger ahd Power Company. FOR REXT, NEAT,- CLEAN, COMMODIOUS COII, partments for storage of. Furniture oj other light- articles. .Reasonable terms. RICHMOND ifTORAGE \u25a0 COMPANY. - . - No. 8-10-12 south Ninth street. •-.?' ? '.: :? :. ':\u25a0-. .'..-\u25a0" .->.'•. ? : ja 12-fon_ 11OUIJEX 3IILL WACEADVAXCIi;. Rev. Sir. AtUilisoii ..'Calleil— Tlie Xew Hotel—^lonntiiiiiStrenniH Higrli. . • HOT. SPRINGS, VA:.. February 27.— (Special.)— The Rev. Mr. Atkinson, of New York, has been called to . be . the rector for St. Luke's Episcopal church at this ?. place. .It. is not yet known whether, he will accept. He was recommended to the vestry by Rev. Dr. Rainsford,and' is said to be an excellent, all-round man.".: '-. The continuous downpour of rain Mon- day, night with a ; rather-'' high, tempera- lure, "caused the. streams in this valley to get beyond their usual bounds.' The ground -.being frozen, none of the \u25a0water was absorbed. As a result of this' unprecedented rush of water, the drain- age system at this point was overtaxed, and a good .deal: of damage done to the roadways along which the water rushed: The Hotel Alphin- will; open this week. This property is now-leased to Henry D. and. Frank H. Irish,- of Grand Rapids,' Mich. The new proprietors are well and favorably known in .the' hotel world. IX BATH COUNTY. .' '\u25a0'-"\u25a0\u25a0' "'\u25a0 - \u25a0 '\u25a0 '\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0 \" \u25a0 /*'•'\u25a0 ' .\u25a0 - '.»'. '\u25a0\u25a0;. In the. Hustings: Court -yesterday the case of Frank Gianotti was heard without result. The?' accused -was charged with shooting. ?The jury' could ; . not :agree on a veridct. and was discharged. Nine? of them 'stood- for/ a fine': of ' §50. - ? . Case of VWatlcins vs. S. A. L.— Will -\u25a0:*\u25a0: of Henry ,"C. Allen— -Ilrlefs. ; The : cdse:'of,W. O.; Watkins; vs. the Seaboard Air-Line Railway Company., will becalled. in the- City.; Circuit, Court to- day The case involves ;\u25a0$1,500 ..damages asked for by Watkins for, destruction of. his v.-ood land in /Chesterfield county; which'- was "caused by:fire , started ;from "one. of -the engines of -the .defendant \u25a0com- pany. ; - '.', . ? \u25a0': \u25a0 - -. ? \u25a0 /• In the Chancery Court yesterday. T. F. Green was appointed, /and ; qualified as administrator Lot George Gibson. Mr.- Green : was' appointed ';. to succeed : the exe- cutor who qualified -under .the will of the decedent^ ? ' : . A marriage, license" was -issued .in. the office" of the clerk of. the, Hustings Court yesterday" morning .for ?the marriage .of Henry S?' Taylor and.Edmonia L.'.Wil- .liams. ?' : '.\; \u25a0-. . -y- -?\u25a0 ? •'.\u25a0 The" jury, in- the .case of M. ,J. Oppen-, heimer: and son ..vs.'N. F. Jacobs, in the Law and ;Eqiiity ; Court, : .. returned' a v verdict yesterday -evening -of §353.80 for the plain- tiff, v . .'. - . ' " ~ ; In the? same court- -an ord«r '-'- for suit for a divorce from his wife,' LillyMay Butcher, ?was~ filed by Charl-3s:G.. Butcher. ?"? Ralph Carter, a negro,'. was. given .five years -in the penitentiary in the Hustings Court yesterday -on the "charge of 'bur- .glary. \u25a0- On" xVugust ; lOthf ' Carter broke arid entered the residence 'of Mr. Charles Tucker, \u25a0 at: Se-f .iteenth and Clay streets, and stole" abu^ts2i3O worth of property.' The- will v of -Henry . C. Allen was ad- mitted"tq:probate in the Chancery Court yesterday morning, Wirithrop D. Cren- shaw qualifying as the' executor, of the estate,. which? is valued. a.t §25.000. . - Mr. Alien conducted -a mineral water and cigar business at Nos. J)IG and? 1329 east Main street f or ';\u25a0 some years under the firm name of Branch R. Allen, from whom he: inherited thebusiness. . - .: JMr! Allen made no provisions for his family, and? his head : clerks at the two stores. He left 15,000 each to -two nieces, $3,000 to one? Eister, and: all; other moneys ! and. bonds': to \u25a0 another. ' and divided -Wag .jewery. "between his sisters. .. Winthrop D. Crenshaw: is given one- third of; the 916 east/Main street store and W. B. Elam one-third of the 1329 east Main street : store. Mr./ Allen's sisters i are to have' a ' third? interest each" in each store. >. :- , ? , NOTICES. PIKE TDnTEK FOB SALE. FITVE ?; TRACTS ? : IN- . DINWIDDIE county, • aggregating fifteen -and a halj million feet. : Address >:.:.\u25a0 . S. Y. GILLIAM. .fe 22-lm '; • : ? Cliurch Road. WAS XO EI/ECTIOX. JOHN" A. WATERS .«* CO. ENGINES. BOILERS, GENERAL MA< CHINERY, AND \ MINING O UTFITS. OSice, Repair-Works, and Storage-Rooms, . 13& '•- AND ,17% S. : EIGHTH STREET, -.:.' ';.-:- ' RICHMOND,: VA. Warehouse and Factory, Manchester, Va. AGENTS FOR ERIE ENGINE-WORK^ \u25a0-Sectional Asbestos and Brine Pipe • '.'\u25a0" Covering;. ':Mineral Wool, r -Boiler \u25a0 . Cement. ?&c.' \u25a0 ESTIMATES FURNISHED. ? \u25a0/-•-'PLANTS INSTALLED. SECOND-HAND MACHINERY fe2 - BOUGHT AND SOLD. It is of 10 Per Cent., AVliile- Tliat- of Other r»sillx Is « Per Cent. FALL RIVER; MASS., February 27.— Notices were posted in the four cotton- mills of the Fall River Iron- Works to- day, announcing that on and after March 17th, wages would be. advanced .10 per cent. The Iron- Works mills,; which em- ploy upwards of 3.C00 . hands, ? are owned by M. C. D. Borden,, of New York,? arid are independent of- the other mills,, which ' have just decided- to grant an increase of . slightly over 6 per cent. Mr. Borden's increase meets the sched- ule demanded, of the. other manufacturers by the labor union. . ;;I»REPAK L\« UOII THE PHIXCE. Chattatiooßn to Present an . Alinim and Two Eagles. CHATTANOOGA, TENN., February 27.— Hon. H. Clay Evans, .Commis- sioner of Pensions, and General -Henry V. Boynton, of the Chickamauga Park Commission, haye '\u25a0 arrived 'from Washing- ton, to arrange for the local reception of Prince \u25a0 Henry n'oxt Sunday, and to : at- tend . the : annual banquet of the : Chatta- nooga? Chamber of Commerce to-night. 1 The Prince, who will remain: here three hours, is to take a trip to: Lookout moun- tain, if the day is clear; if not, \a ride along the crest; of.Missionary?; Ridge.? lie .will be presented with a book of views of the battle-fields and a pair of gray : eagles from the Cumberland' mountains; HIGH ritlCß PAID FOR LOST CO.lt, "WE AGREE TO PAY?TWO DOLLAP.:; per ; pound .for ' ev«»ry_* pound %found short when our.iCOal la weighed or the citj scales. Our coal^ij ! the i best j mined, ano ,we ? attend strictlyi;to;:the .weighing. W» do not : know .what"? others :do, -but wt guarantee -to give you quality "and quaa- tity. Independent : of '. r combines. E. P. MURPHY & SON, ' Old ?phone 31&. *. : . New.'phofi:e3-70S-742- - .. - 1 2 north Twenty-first street ?'oc2s, * ' 1103 west Broad. Coniyauj- A,' of tlie. Ulnes! Tries* in Vaiiito'Elect I^ieHteiiant. -' -\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0 .Pursuant to -orders,1 Company A, of the Blues Battalion, assembled at its armory last, night for the election of a second lieutenant to fill, the ...vacancy, caused by. the resignation .' of Lieutenant Field. Wil- bon. For. "an electi.i-i , night, there . was a^Very small 'attendance. %f% f ? :." Sergeants. Teller, "Cousins, .;. Lumsden, \u25a0Bowles,'; arid Ford were placed in nomina- tion. Sergeant '-Ford... declined to allow his .name to (remain,? .and withdrew .- it. ; iAfter'fourreenballots the.'necessarj-- num-' ber'iof ?votes had- not- been cast for,, any ;one .candidate,".; so? the: election was. ad-^ journed. until Wednesday, • March sth at ;S:ls vP-iiL? ?:-"':.-? : ;;'-•\u25a0'\u25a0 ? : ' "\u25a0? ' \". ' >This is one T of : the .hottest elections, ever held in-,the historic old company, and; the result:'; is a. f matter of surmise, ;as .the friends ;>of \u25a0: : each candidate: : declare : their int?ent)on : of?fighting.to? a. finish. ? ' XOiriXATIOX O}? POSTMASTERS. M. W. REESE WANTED BY AIJGUSTA?OFFIC£RS: -THE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC^ i 3 respectfully called to the- following; report; of the. Superintendent of -the Light Department of this company in reference to i the -WITHDRAWAL. -OF ITS ELEC- tric current from " buildings in \u25a0 which current of a very; much higher 'voltage , than that , furnished by this com- \u25a0 panyis used for lightingpufc- poses. *\u0084• ; ; : - . .: . : Major? James D. Patton. President Rich-- mond Passenger and Power,: Company: ? .Dear Sir.— l deerh' it proper? to bring- to ; tho 'attention • of the Board jof Directors the Question of : the - advisability of this company ;;to -'furnish electric current tobulldings, in which high volt- age'electric current for light purposes is 1 being-used." " . ' My reasons for suggesting this action are" well known to you, and you -will re- i call . thatr'for more than a year past I have repeatedly called- your .attention to. the danger;; both 'to -persons and as 'a lire ir isk. ' of : high-voltage : electric' currents ! for. lighting, purposes within ;building:s;:l- am. aware j that the/suggested .withdrawal will subject this company: to considerable loss'of revenue, and ;will entail the stfver- :ance of business relations | f rom some, who for many years? have been our patrons; but;- the time has now arrived, in". my opinion, for this - company to '• decline"? to risk its: record for-safef electrical distri- butioiy by ? continuing \ to .furnish servica to : building:*?; subject, as I believe, to a. very;great, fire-risk. ; • Very respectfully, ," ; ' .. '\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 (Signed) r W ; E. W. TRAFFORD, Superintendent -Light Departnient.r- : And also ;to ; the resolution: adopted by •its -Board of -Directors: \ v ,? : ' ; . ': Resolved,' 'That the ? ; Superintendent .of .the --Light .Departnient'?be' instructed ; -to cancel-; alLcontracts .with 'customers .using a high^voltageicurrent for=lighthig; pur- poses; within \u25a0..the<buildingsr but 'such, icon- tracts' should '-beicancelled- so ;as ;to cause the- least inconvenienee~to \u25a0customers." I:-. RICHMOND PASSENGER ? ; AND ; ,;fe27-20t '. •; POWER;, COMPANY.;.: A HALIFAXAVBDDIXG. A Woililinp of Tnterest— personal X,.,v K _-,ronnt.-i.in Streams OvorJTo-«ili.sr WARM SPRINGS. VA., February 27.— (Special.)— The snow and ice which have covered the ground here \u25a0 for several weeks, are rapidly melting, and together with the heavy, rain of yesterday, the mountain, streams are ?' rapidly filling Jackson and Cowpasture rivers. Mr. John Mayse is suffering from ap- pendicitis at his home, near McClung, and will be taken - to . Richmond to be operated o*n, if he recovers himself suffi- ciently in the next few days. ;1 -Miss -Mary W. Price, the attractive daughter of Mrs. Mary W. Price, was married to-day at her home, to Mr. Jambs A. Wilfong, a prosperous' farmer of Falling Springs, W. Va. A great kick is being made by the people of Bath over the bill prepared by the supervisors and .presented to the legislature, empowering them, to borrow ?12,000 for the. improvement of roads and bridges. ..-' Petitions have been circulated and sent to the representative, Mr. George A. Revercomb, protesting against the bring- ing up. of the bill.. Itremains to be seen whether '- he will .act on the. . official re- quest of our supervisors or the petitions of the citizens. - AiirSEMEXTS. CAXDIDATKSFOROFnCE. I Richmond, Va.. -February 27 1M"-. TO THE VOTERS OF LEE AVARD: \u25a0:At —the? 'solicitation *of many resident} and Vvoters.-I\respectfully announce my- self a candidate - for the Board? of AN dermeiivfrom-'Lee .Ward,' subj«;cc to th« Democrdtla :? primary \u25a0. election, to bo nt"l'i 'April^-lOth. and respectfully solicit thi support of the voters "of the ward. ;;fe2S-lt*V ; ' -' T. <H. JBLLETT. Attendant at "Western State Hospital ;-•"•..'• Glisirsefi -With. = a Serious -Crime— '^ \u25a0\u25a0•\u25a0\u25a0:; '.-'. Ambrose Creamier Indicted,'' ' ;\u25a0 REDPATB: GRAXD : --,COSCER.T ?COM- - ' ' " [ ' "\u25a0 "- VXS ?> \u25a0 ; V ' : . ... . ..... -.- ,:^>.1- „\u25a0-.".\u25a0 '\u25a0 '...-\u25a0' ——^— _ : . \u25a0\u25a0 ; - \u25a0 \u25a0'\u25a0 -.. \u25a0'-.-': :\u25a0 ' -xj---T-- i-'i. -. • ' ; TT. JM. C. A. HALL*. -...;\u25a0 ..FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2Sth, 8:13 Psil3j/ FOUR?:OF NEW? YORK'S '\u25a0 LEADING i- ... ??'?:': \ : ? ?-:sol;oist3;- ?\u25a0;\u25a0\u25a0?;:-;\u25a0. =•: . .: ;•; \u25a0,; • .-.Reserved -seats,:.. so, .-.cents, beginning ..Wednesday, IP.' M. ; : -.; fe 21,23,25&25-4t The. AJii«ar»l6ii ami Ilnrrisojilmrg- Ap- - ?IM>intinents Duly , WASP^INGTON, D. C., ".- February '27.— Tire. President today sent . the ? following nominations to ..the Senate: \u25a0 "Postmasters— ' ' \u25a0 Virginia— Rosa Rose, "Xbingdon; Abra- ham. P. .Funkhouser, Harrispnburgf. • Mississippi— James- M. ' Loverett, Wi- nona. \u25a0 '\u0084v . . . ".. . ': - : \u25a0\u25a0 " . : South Carolina— Landrum Padgett, Pel- zer.; " ; ' '; \u25a0 ?..-\u25a0..:"? ..-\u25a0 .. : "- \u25a0; ' '\u25a0 /. \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 ' _ Tennessee-Georg'o ' . T. Taylor, " Union City;- Harry: Su-aney. GaJla'tin. : ? , / •• ' . \u25a0:.•'\u25a0 . - -\u25a0\u25a0' to :- ? iNVESiJisosi mm® ; •;T WELCFTH \u25a0 "AM)j CIiAY?STREETS, : - ; ; OpenV daily?Xrom?9: A. <MJ: to>?P/M; A;, "; Admls3lch;?2s ?c*nUi r .Free 'on Saturday a. JiUi-rcMlns: Sttii's Al»out • tlie People vu . - ;-..'- \u25a0 \u25a0'- --:.\u25a0.,\u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0'-.\u25a0---. ... ..-.Ti^^VJV:. , t .- juid Tli«;lr. Moycinenti*.?^,'.' ; - \vj;sT POINT, VA., *Fobruary; 27.— •. fSr-i-ciai.)— Mr^JeJt? El!ottVhas?m()ved--his ; .. family ;h<'rtVsifrpm?t Pinner's 1 Point.; ; ? : -^ - ' a The Bioadivay; pepariment Store vhas ';<a>'. l>t 'C» . niovid ' from here-"to-.i.West?Iliich- ;''jnon4,"; t v: - .; : .; ,:\u25a0. \u25a0-::u" : ;/^3" i .>??"' ' \u25a0?"- •\u25a0"::-7^" \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0' ,-..\u25a0\u25a0: ; Mrs.- ];ilii; Eubank, who, has. been vi^it- JU.J ing i«f, son in. Hicbniond^ha.sVreturried 3lnrrinK'o o( Sir. . AVm. \u25a0 Uouertt and ::^_i Miss Eihiiia \u25a0Derricirr - (Correspondence .'of : the Dispatch.) : . PACE'S. \u0084A'A:, February, 26.—At < 6 o'clock Wednesday evening Arbor church presented a.scene of beauty, when Miss Emma- Derrick became: the. wife of Mr. William Rogers McDaniel. ; ? The church was .beautifully . decorated wiih holly and" handsome flowers and crowded to its utmost.'.: \u25a0 - . M.hidclssohn's wedding march was ren- dered .by Mrs. William Osborn,- when the maids and groomsmen: entered in : thefol-' lowing order: Miss .Edmunds, of "Dan- ville, Va:; with Dr. C. D. Barksdale;;Miss Oliver and Mr.. Haynes, of \u25a0Danville, Va.: Miss : SoutherHn and Mr...?Ferrill;; Miss Cosby and Mr. Coleman, of Danville, Va.: Miss 'Coieman vafl ,?siv .Wimbish;. Mis's Vaughan \u25a0 and : Mv % . HiutVer. .of? Stovall, N. C.:?:Miss Karksdale and Mr. Derrick. \u25a0"\u25a0 ir'oMissv Jennings;; ''of } Danville, . VaJ, -the maid? of /honor, \u25a0• came in 'alone, followed by?'Slf. V Spencer, .' of .Durham , N. \ C,?\u25a0 and the groom. .Then entered; the lsride,lean- ing upon the :arm or her father- and beautifully • dressed;-, in ; \u25a0; -white. ? She : car- ried;a' ]arge?buncli of. white roses.' : .:.. The . ushers "\u25a0 weire ; ?: -. Mt ssrs.\ .Jennings, Shaf er. I'ierce, ;ind^'Oliver, of ißichmond;i ßichmond; : .There wefeimany visitors' froni' all ! parts rofi.the". country; \u25a0:.-' \u25a0.\u25a0 ?rV:-;;: : }- : _\u25a0•; .\u25a0;;:;:\u25a0; .'.7 ?.--.-?-'; :^ \u25a0 : After,; thp';ceremony? there was a .grand \u25a0reception : given? at ; ; t he horne \u25a0 of,the.bride,- ahdevery. one danced r until? a? lato?? hour. ? On -the- followinpr^day -the .-s bride); arid Broom? left" on the norih-bound? train 9 ; on iaivery /extensive: tour. . . . ' ' .-- to her home, in King arid." Queen. The: remains of- Mr. Avery Farinholt, who died here ~M onday "morning, were to. New Kent .for interment "Wed- nesday. The Chericoke Hunting Club will hold its first meeting at Chericoke Monday.: March 31st, at 3 P. M. / The , entertainment for the benefit of the public school library will be given at the Masonic Hall Friday night. Fidelity Council," No. SS, Junior Order \Uniled American Mechanics, . [initiated another candidate , Monday night, and roceived two applications for . member- ship- x 4 '\u0084' This council is rapidly growing, a. can- didate having been \u25a0 "put through" at each meeting since Christmas' -~ Mr. L.. 71. Mumford. of the L.. E. Mum- ford Banking Company, was here^ Mon- day evening on business in connection with his bank. Mr.. M. S. Buch, of Lancaster county. Pa.',, arrived here Wednesday morning with his family, tor take charge of the faj-m- recently purchased by him. \u2666 Mi-k. K. T. Richards and Miss Estelle Edwards, of Upper' King; William, "spent last week with. Mrs. Thomas H. Edwards and, Mrs. Henry Corr. Mr. Walter Ware, one of the Rich- mond Traction Company's employees, is I visiting relatives here. ! Xotcs-Wm. Wine, of . .SInJV<MiT 7i«» \u25a0sl«ro- SUeleton FoTinOj^ ' FREDERICKSBURG. VA.J February i rT:-(Sp<-cial.)-Mrs. Pattie Tcrby, wife of Mr.'^'Thomas P. Terby, Jr.. '.'tlied -at. ihc residence of Dr. W. N. Jett. in Kin* George county, this morning, oftyphoid- p/ioumonia. \u25a0\u25a0 ' .., She had been sick only a short \u25a0while, -md the announcement of her death was, a gjoat surprise to many friends m this C She wasa Miss Gordon, of - Caroline county. her husband, she is sur- vived by one child. „„„„ Mr TOliiam Wine, a well-Known young: man", of Stafford, died at his, home in ihat'counly.AV.o"'ln^«lay. evenmg. Peath Ma? due to 'consumption, from which he had been, a sufferer, for .nearly a year. He is survived by a widow and one child He. was 30 years old. His funeral wtii take place "from his late home, to- anorrow afternoon at 1 o'clock. . - ALLLACXSLOOK AT.THIS!:, \u25a0" Mr E T-Dulin.- .of the county. 'has in his fiossossion a small' picture, of a lady and gentleman, which..-was- taken from i knnWck picked up on the battle-Held or Chanccllorsville, after ,the battle of Hint place. , , On the back of the picture, which is a double one. is written. . "M._ T; Lacy, presented to hip brother. Honry .. .Lacy. Jf found, send to Henry J- l^icy. Thomp- s'onville, Ky." ' -Mr. Dulin wrote the postmaster of/ that nlace but received no reply. Mr. Dulin. will 'take pleasure in mailing the picture, if the whereabouts of Mr. T>acy. or any momber'oi' his family, can be located. • The annual, meeting of the Woman ? Missionary Society of the Methodist church was held yesterday afternoon. Reports from the various, committees showed- the work of the society for the past y«:ar to have been very gratifymtr. J ": The' mite-boxes, which . were j opened, contained - nearly $70. .'Rev. fcr. K. K. S. Hough. Mrs. William Scott' end Miss Dolly. Copenhaver were >Incted life:members. At the conclusion Oft 'business, delightful refreshments were served. " • \u25a0 The 'Baptist. Sunday school hero, will ship ; to-morrow m the Orphanage at Salem ya., a large box, containing elothing.dry-soods.- shoes, srocories. etc. \u25a0It will be accompanied.. also by quite a mice sum of money. The shipment is an ; annual custom of the school. . \u25a0\u25a0:\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0. . A, .WKDDIXG. \u25a0 j - The marriage of Miss Marion Murche- Ron. of New York, , to. Mr. Charles H. \u25a0vHiirk'amp. of this city.' is^ announced to itake' : place . Tuesday. April :25th. It will -he celebrated at the home of the bride. ' "So: 4fi ' west Fifty-seventh street. New and. will .be very quiet. Mn ; connection with .its report of- the proceedings . of the Mother's ' Congivss, in AVashington. . the Star of that city a splendid likeness of Mrs." \u25a0JCa'.e -Waller Barrett, organizer for Vir- \u25a0•Kinia." .' \u25a0 ; " " \u25a0 '; Mrs. Barrett is the daughter of Mrs. -Waller of Widewa'ter, Stafford county. '.'A ' SKELETOX . TJXEARTHED. \u25a0 -The sl.-eleton: e-f a man,:' supposed "to liavehtcn a soldier of the civil war. -was \u25a0unearthed .near the : National Cemetery .'-yesterday evening.' \u25a0 Mr/ Frank Dillon, while operating a planar at the .Southern Foundry, and had his thumb cut off. - '\u25a0V-Mr; : Chris. Tumor: .'..-of- Richmond, is visitlnc'liis parents. Mr/ and: Mrs. .lames N.Turner.. ' -.~'--\ : \u25a0-- ' . Miss 'ljillie .Decker;" of: the -county. '• is w visi.Ung,: her brother here, Mr. Nelson s-DeckiT.; - ;.'- : '. *";.. : .- ' \u25a0yjllss Tljorn'ton. of : Hartford, Conn., is :visiting;MJss Annie Fleming. -: ...... Mr. C. r H. Hurkamp, who has' been con- '' fhi"d to his home, threatened with-pneu- ; l ;inonia. is oui ; again; , \u25a0. .''. \u25a0;\u25a0-•,'.\u25a0'. ,: ; ; _ \u25a0 •:Mr..Tohn'F.''RaKland, of•: Richmond, Is j^vlsiliiiu-frittudfe; in the" county. . '\u25a0 THKr TOW\ OFWRST; I'OIXT." : . , Additional Gold for Kxpoi-t. , NEW. YORK, February 27.— Additional engagements -of; gold were made to-day- « w n^A: the^^--. al ai . n6u nt- to -be shipped $3,000,000,. , The 'National .City- Bank \u25a0-in- creased .its export \u25a0: from? ?1,C03.000' to $1 - : sOO.OyO, .-and . HeiaMbach, ? Ickellielnier"; & Company; 7 from^, s7so,ooo "to v $1,000,000. I iia- zard Freres., will.ship. $1,000,000 • : - - .\u25a0'••\u25a0 i- A Bli %H& RD Sf i f or, TAN/EMIA; ! POORNESS of the BLOOD c > $ \u25a0 None genuine unless siir'n.-d Alii \xrAun" I F2UGERA^CO. I N.y.!A f ;entsforU.S. ? * ffe 14. 21 &a?) ~-f^mmi ;Q;':f i:PopnlaT;;witli':tlie'^Peoplei :PopnlaT; ; witli' : tlie '^People. '\u25a0•\u25a0\u25a0• :?:c:^^^^^ Pil|ripllrimllfdil|| . - \u25a0 - Open-ctaliy froat 10 A.^Miito!s;P.^at;^l i|JU^slo^aJ(^t«^F^oToa!SatSrd»ya3 . . ...... ',-,.. . . \u0084.. .-. . \u25a0..., . ALWAYS YOUR MONEYS WORTH. BUY TJTntEDEEMED PLEDGES OF \u25a0 DIA - MOITDS, WATCHES, AND JEWELRY. We guarantee to loan: you jotu backless 10 [per. 'cent, of p»^ ;cHase ;.;'price.: paid fus, :-^bri "'diaihonds h$ iau^tiinev^becaiise jn^t hale ;thß:;price?i yosVpay^ to vwholeiaie a:ui Iretail'dealere." ' ' -. ' ' .' \u25a0. \u25a0 S;^VVesbuy|OldlG6ldvlSilVerv lSfon^.(mid<Pearls. : ; ; ':;".;.?';;;?. '\u25a0:• \u25a0* \u25a0 . f bi'jsiJiess strictly confldeutiat" Remember the place. " RICHMOND LOAN OFFICE. 216, 218, and 220 H. sth StreaK ;;fSTAUNTON, :VA'., February ;27.; 27.—(5pe-: cial.)— M. W._. Reese, an attendant at;;tho. Western : State- - Hospital, at ;Stauntoh; . is ; a.v- fugitive : " from justice, "'-Vcharged':;- ''.with; criminal, assault. .•\u25a0\u25a0;;\u25a0\u25a0 '-;' '\u25a0' .'.\u25a0".:, \u25a0-\u25a0^\u25a0^- :\u25a0>\u25a0-'. \u25a0;. Though the alleged crime is;charged>by. ; jMiss i Eramii: Sprouse';.- : the . prosevutrix, to have /been 'committed ; last; Juh"e~vat her': :homernear /Veroria^he has^notUlirnow :'a|»p'ealed,to the law. £AThe'grand juryjbr6ught;in'anindictment last; night,- butut.^as.pigebn-hbied, -and: ; sworni' outS th'eireon?:K frijlhfsome : way., Reesei learned -'of the' jury's '{ action,; and eluded ' the Sheriff.: : . So far has \u25a0 niad-a ; good; hts '\u25a0 escape. STlie":; accused^ is v 21 ' yearis 'iold;/and :Spn^se^isHabout^l9:--r..They;'.were?neigh-; !l,ora^'ariUfc'hildr'en;- of ; small farmers?? Her child, diod in December. '\u25a0 - , f^Ambrosel£:reamer,?a r whiskey;'distilleriat Stokesvillei l iriiAugiista;vbaslbeen|iridictecli far,? selling- -aiauo'r.iwithbut-?a ; i license,* in' l^thmtyergGap: >:{:\u25a0 ?;\u25a0?; 1| ; :;« - i-Thei -The? grand, jury; found: four \u25a0 indictments: •agalhsf-'Cffeamer. l^mM Ola papers for s.tl* vi thy. Dijwutclj, i \u25a0 -\u25a0.'\u25a0 \u25a0'* : '\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 ."'-'\u25a0'-''' * •"„\u25a0 *.'/' '\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0" ': \u25a0\u25a0 . ."-•...'\u25a0:' \u25a0\u25a0'"\u25a0•". \u25a0'\u25a0 ! Miss. Bessie ? Madison; of ..-Petersburg:/-.- is the guest .:of', Miss ;;Mary -Stuart ,'-Buford, : -, one of ;thisseason's. r criarming, debutantes: at-her home; No. \u25a0 813 east iGrace street." \u25a0\u25a0; \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 -'-.\u25a0/\u25a0.\u25a0 .\u25a0\u25a0:.'.'.\u25a0.\u25a0\u25a0;.\u25a0\u25a0.•-.*/*;"•-,••\u25a0\u25a0.. \u25a0-\u25a0/-:-;- j_- .*\u25a0.-.\u25a0.-.\u25a0\u25a0-/"..'. Miss Sophie White has returned- to "the? city.^af ter .a :.visit^of. several '.weeks? hi; thai North.v.which^;included^;New:r ; YorkVanci; Baltimore." :/. -j. ~ I "'-<".\u25a0 ' -' -"" J .vy~''~y.- ".- \u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0.- \u25a0. .?•->.. - •..;\u25a0", *•'<«," \u2666 r.^'.vi'-i"-^-' '.'- \u25a0—":.\u25a0"\u25a0 / ;?-/' :'\u25a0 '\u25a0\u25a0 1 Mrs.: ' Joseph ;: E; fevr / days -inlNew?? York; ;.,'anr>; will' leavo for Florida Saturday ,?Avhere3sh'e willspeiid the rest of the winter. , * . ;v?; v ? Judge ;S4H.-, ; Letcher;- of ?Lexirigton, ! ;vwho": has . been spending aif ew days ; in .the city, . will leave for hornp to-day. Miss Madge White, of vVimrton.-^Val*! ,is fi thetguest f of £Miss '*• Etta ? Cocke,' -\u25a0 at - her \u25a0 home, mi \vf>Ht Franklin "stn-t-l. Holm-. o( this c-ily, is vlsit- iiiig|MisstCora Lee'Xambkin;(o)!;Koanoke;: ifes^ • . • -v-mp •^TheJFriday Cotinon^Clublwill^suapend "\u25a0 :: \u25a0 ;'•'-"' ':\u25a0'\u25a0' \u25a0 *\u25a0 c "*\u25a0'\u25a0'•..'\u25a0 : ' b\u25a0' '• '"• Mrs. Kate Waller: Barrett- was -elected recording secretary. \u25a0'yesterday, at the i Con-; greVs'of Mothers; which is being -held, this week in Washirigtbn> -Mrs;/ Barrett, who is the, widow of Dean Robert S. Barrett, formerly lived in this city, where she" has a wide circle 'of -friends.,: "-._ She- is .an intimate friend of; General Fitzhugh. Lee, and -was a- guest; 'of : his ; family -at • the Executive Mansion,- -when hewas the: Go- vernor of Virginia. : ,: \u25a0 \u25a0 ,-. "•''; \u25a0 • \u25a0 -\u0084 ' ' -'• ;\u25a0' \u25a0'' * * *- ' -\u25a0'" -\ ' Miss Brownie ' Benson has returned, to the' city, after a delightful xvisit to Bug-; falo and Oil \u25a0- City; PennA? Miss Benson has as her guest now,. at her home,. No. 20i- south' Third - street', '.Miss Mary .\u25a0..Cor- nelia. Dabhey,- ' of Oil _. City", Perm: .. • , ".•\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0-. - . •...\u25a0\u25a0-.# \u0084-*..•: V ' '..•"\u25a0"•-\u25a0:.\u25a0\u25a0.\u25a0\u25a0-.''.\u25a0• Miss' Sailer, of .Pennsylvania, is :,the guest Iq£ Mrs. \u25a0Langbourne. M., Williams; and.will be enteftainedrtb-njght-atjaidin- ner; given inv her. honor. by; Mrs. Lancaster .Williams:?.. O^r.C "-..' "."'•:\u25a0 %'-. "..- -r*; ?>/?-. [\u25a0- • ' .\u25a0•/\u25a0 . / * * •\u25a0..'.- At the dinner, given by Mrs. Patrick Campbell on the stage at the -Fifth-Ave- nue' Theatre, New York, last week, Mrs. Campbell was assisted! In receiving her guests by Mrs. Charles, Dana Gibson, who. looked superb in black. . ". \u25a0*' . 1 . • •-• \u25a0/. •-.'\u25a0; \u25a0_.. \u25a0 Mrs EC. Munce presided at the meet- ing 'of tlie Confederate : Memorial i\-Liter- ary'Society Wednesday?:morning r at .which meeting the Advisory, Board were -all re- elected and the ,. bylaws of the revised constitution 'submitted for consideration.; and acted upon.-l-; ; "'\u25a0 . \u25a0\u25a0' \u25a0"\u25a0'\u25a0, '•' '\u25a0*\u25a0* 'I v ' \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 • - '\u25a0 :A called meeting- of thef'George Wash- ington Memorial" Association will be; held, in the home of Mrs: DecaturAxtell, No. 92G west Franklin street, to-day at noon. \u25a0- \u25a0"'. :-^ ;.: -: * * *.\u25a0:\u25a0\u25a0 - -\u25a0; ? ' Mr and Mrs.- Percy Johnson, who were married in the home. of Hey. Dr. C. S- Gardner, of west Grace street, will. be : glad -to se*e their friends in: No. 5 east Marshall stre"et. • . . • : - \u25a0 \u25a0 "-\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 . : '\u25a0 . \u25a0' - \u25a0 * : * • •\u25a0\u25a0.\u25a0 -\u25a0 Mr. Frank Glasgow followed the hounds in a' most enjoyable fox?hunt given ;by the keswick Hunt. Club; of, Albemarle,. Monday, February. 24th.; ; ; . .Following the hunt, Mr. and Mrs. Gait gave' a delightful: luncheon,- at ' "Clover- fields." ,-.-' -\u25a0"- . \u25a0-.;.' ' :\u25a0 , ' „ - The Literary Society of, -the 'Smithdeal iuWeatps£«thi S ?meetins.S;SjSom|l°a^| affair •\u25a0' wef¥T:i*'Cuba^Unaer;;Spain; *£-. Bll ?f Sab'Neil-.VHavaxia;aits?Hartoaand >^i^l^.^FsC/^V•^rsa^;g"Wfp.ilni^s^^ e e : ;^llecori 3 tru^on^ T. J.'\ Campbell ;^Remmisc^ces^uUa., A-- M. v ' -\u25a0WlHloms: -> In,;,- the., ? a ?^^^ &p^Mr::/Williams^ave:avxn^egg tirne^C^his^mbarkation^at^a^pagg t^disbandmentf of hisire^men^af^^ taukV^His \u25a0 account fe o^^^?^Sap2 Siboney/ithe nigbt : march^nlaßdy.h^ i |aP ]: tism ; of iflre, and' theV heroic "struggle •i," t-r +iUiiwi >.i«'-audience. witliVnr San^Juan-thrillea- nis auujciiv.^ Unions the Pleasant hWeningsrof.Wed- nesdayonight:was;the celebratiou^the seventieth vbirthday^anniversary^ of - Mrs; Mariam ; Mich^lbacher; j the,motherof.Mrs : Samuel?. C6heh>Mrs. , : Morns,H. : _ Mrs.' Samuel ' Bcndheim.v.^liss -FamUf Michelbacher-and Messrs. . Gus ;and JNa- than Michelba'cher. ' ' " The - birthday 'table, was decorated;>ln red " and {.white, roses in cut-glass, an.^JS ye resting on beautiful renaissance lace and -satin.- -.In the Centre :.was^.a huge birthday cake,, a triumph -of,; the confectioner's art, with the^name.^liriam Angle': Michel bacher,; and -jthe- dates, .lbo-- 1902 : in raised letters on the ,irosun 0 . The i.i-enu: was specially' choice and de- h?l°ufy friends called during/the; eVening to offer their; congratulations. _- Mr. Andrew J. Wray -was. the host Wed^ nesday} at a delightful • birthday party, at his -home, .810 west :Clay ; street. \ \u25a0:,:}:\u25a0:••_\u25a0 : The evening' was most: pleasantly, spent in; 'song : and , music: V- Refreshments were served at intervals. ./'\u25a0'\u25a0.\u25a0 . • \u25a0 O ; :, ' MSr;-' and Mrs. Wray \u25a0 were assisted:!,?!! receding, by. their daugnters,-Misses iSal i lie : Mary; and -J-ennie. :Amons : ;the; others wliose pleasurelit was .to. be -present =yere Misses' Mary \u25a0Myers/ Eva- Sheppard; : Daisy Quarles, -Elizabeth .Myers, : Josephine Adams,. OlH'o Quarles;. .Messrs. .-.George Wrav,: George Myers; John ; Wray, Luther Jeter, Julian Wray, Walter , B. Freeman, and TV. M.; Myers. .. _ - .;; " Mr Miabie in his :lit*erary : talk: in vthvj March' No. of >the Ladies' Home Journal, says of Dr. Van Dyke: .who • recently made so 'many friends .in this; city .during:his stay "wliile, delivering, the Thomas Course of lectures: \u25a0 ~~ _ '\u25a0-'••- ;: '"" a \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0', „„•. ''\u25a0 "Dr. -••"-. Van • Dyk*e's : .volume .;Oi. short stories 'The Ruling': Passion,' .is. distinctly the ; most vivid and original piece of work he-has, yefgiven the world. It is full of color, itrong : character drawing, and ;ef-. fective description. . \u25a0It has a-warmth and vitality by no means common in American fiction; "a force and flrst-hand rd'ealing with the" deeper, motives', which stamp; it-as book 'drawn from" life rather ' than; f ash- ioned-'in the- indoor,: air ': of . library." It lives 'by reason of the vitality' \u25a0•which pervades it; and it moves :th>e;;reader because; of its deep rootage in experi- ence." .; \u25a0? • . . "_.'-\u25a0'.': '...I -",'-- . \u25a0"- ,'\u25a0 \u25a0..\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'::, * \u25a0*• * ':-. \u25a0-•'-.• \u25a0 r -,' - ' A " Chinese- tea ' will be given to-night by- the- > Sunbeam Society . of Leigh- Street .-Baptist! j. church, •' in ' : the lec- ture-room: "The' evening will be;", en- livened* with ysongs... recitations; and -music. . Mrs: Sam Lee, -, of Hongkong, •China will assist:in the arrangement r of the costumes of ;the ; little girls ;and m the preparing of the tea.; There will be no admission fee charged, and tea will be furnished all" a la China, but a volun- tary silver^ offering will be received at the" door. V" "\u25a0 . , \u25a0 - - " , ' * * \u2666 >;\v.- •-, ' The following pupils of : the Blackstone Female Institute came to town yester- day to hear . the concert given by Paderewski in . the " Academy last night: "Misses Louise' Beai-,. Miriam Dickin-. 1 son 'Flossie, Parsons,' Sallio Finney, Mary' Epes, Emily. Ives, Ethel : Cottrell,; Jessie Warns, Anna' Seay, \u25a0 Sallie Jarni- San Clara. Sturgis, Emily Barnes, Eunice Hhies; 11. Pettyjohn, .Grace. T.. Post, E.. B. r Williams, S. W. Sterling. Ruth Nance, Kitty Sydnor, and Anna Dupy. The" Baltimore Sun; yesterday.-' morning S^Governor Andrew Jackson . Montagus ; and Lieutenant-Governor Joseph E. WH-- ;- lard of Virginia, will attend the final exercises this, year of :the"/TJnlversity. of Maryland." Itis expected that Mrs.; Mo- ntag- and Mrs. "Williard will, accompany them."- ' " -...-•. . . XXXLJ XiiXV/^ r t , . '. "• '\u25a0;..'• : .-' " " \u25a0' ' _ -'\u25a0- - \u25a0-- \u25a0{'\u25a0*"\u25a0 i \u25a0 \u25a0- \u25a0 \u25a0 • ::.i-, -:.J—"*r. jgS&pgp
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