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Miller & Rhoads.
Mlller 6 Rhoads.
Half Price for
Coats and Furs
Our ttsnal Fobruary nnd -March cold woathor is with us, tuid no
.elling how loug it may continue. You can faco these chilling winds
tt just about half the expense of a couple a months itgo when wint er
Vas trifling with us.
?.2,00 to $IO.oo for g.-od coats for
women. Fonncr prices _5.'."0 to J17 50,
91.-IS to 5. Rd for Glr'.s" coats. For?
merly sold $_ 95 io ??' "?
?.V-.OS to ?*20.0{. for woVnen's fur
bons. Former prices .1.9S to $35.00.
r.Oe to ?-.1)8 for children's furs.
Former prices $1.00 to .5.9..
More Bargains in
Blankets and Comforts
The last couple of nighis have been strong advocates of the need
(or these thingrs?now look at these reduced prices.
$6.50 Blankets for $5.00 ?
Soft. flufT.v wool. 12-4 size, wide silk
blndlng.
$4.00 Blankets for $3.00
Flne Cailforr.la wool, silk bonnd 10-4
sire. Sultable for slngle bods.
$2.50 Blankets jor $2.00
Heavy prray wool, soft and fieecy.
10-4 size, tape bound.
$2.00 Comforts for$l. 50
Well fllled wlth pure lamlnated cot?
ton. zephyr tncked. sllkollrte covered
and flgurea both sldes.
$5.00 Comforts for $4. OO
Pure do-wn, covered with down-proof
satteen, flg-urod on both sldes.
$5 Buggy Robes for $3.98.
The Chase make, all colors, and
sold this winter for So; closiug
them out for $3.98.
THE BURIAL
OF FAUPERS
They Cannot Be Interred in
Shockoe or Riverview.
CITY ATTORNEY'S OPINION
He Finds, Afler Careful Examination,
That Such Action on the Part of
the City is Clearly
lllegal.
Clty Attorney Pollnrd has, atter inaturo
dellberation ahd miiiuto examlnatlon of
the law. reached a concluslon to tlio
effect that lt is lllegal for any person
or persons to enter a pauper in either
RIverview or Shockoc liill Cemeterles,
as a result of whlch the Council Com?
mltteo on Cemeterles will at Its next
meoting instruct tlie keepers of theso
two places to allow the burlal of no
pauper wlthin tlie rlot of ground oc-u
plod. ?
Mr. Pollard also holds tbat the com?
mlttee has no authorlty, under existlng
ordlnances, to walvo tlie charges for
burlal of persons wlio may dle ln charit
nble Instltutlons, as a conaequence of
whlch this practlce wlll al-io be pro
hiblted in tlie futuro.
For thu past several years nuinbers of
pauiiers have been interred in Rlvcfvlew
Cemetery, while many unfortunates dylng
ln charltable Instltutlons ha.o been burlod
free of cost, .thereby incrcasing ihe ex
peuses of tlie^cily *<o a markud degrec.
Somo llme* ago both questlons wero
xais.-d in the,Health Commlttee by Clerk
McDowell, wlth the result that Clty
Attorney Pollard wns called upon for
nn opinion. The niatter has since been
ln hls hands.
Early thls week, Clty Attorney Pollard
formulated hls vlew's ln regard to the
o,ucstionB, and at the next meoting of tho
commlttee hls opinion wlll be heard. lt
follows:
I am nnablo to flnd any provlslon ln
the ordlnances of tho clty authorlzlng or
pertnlttlng tlie burlal of paupers in ltlvcr.
.vlew Coractcry'
I do not thlnk tho cormnltteo has, un?
der exlstlng ordlnances, tlio right to
walvo usual charges for burlal of persons
who dlo ln eharltable Instltutlons in the
clty, Interred Ln sectlon.s owned or con
trolled by nny organization or by prlvate
partles.
II. R. POLLARD,
Clty Aliorney.
OFRCERS 1NSTALLED
riichmond Conclave of Heptasophs En
joy a Banc|uet.
At the last meeting of tbe RIchmond
Ccnclavo of Heptasophs tlie followlng oiil
cers wero Instailed, after whlch a han
quc-t wm g.rv-'d by Catcrer Geor_:e Bun
Ister:
A, S. Buford, past archon; W. T. Ty
roi; archon; L. Arnsrieln, provqst. Julius
Rr.tlic-liild, prclute; Sol, Oppcnhelmor, ln
speclor.; Henry FlOB.enh'eJ-p'er, recordlng
B.crctary; Charles li. Phllllps, financlal
bfccretary; T, w. Walthall, treasurer; A.
L V'onderlehr, wardon; Moses Faulk, oiit
hi,ic genUnel,
Dlstrlct Deputy T. n. Hicks wl|l ko
to philadelphla riox't Saturday to Inotall
the otilccra of Beuluh Conclave, of lliat
Clty,
The conventlon wlll be held here ln
June. when about 2.000 people aro expeot
_<l io be present.
H1D HER WIDOWHOOD
FROM HER HUSBAND
nor mother,
The Hev. Mr. Hetts has now mado ap
pllcatlon to the Uucison county Uoitrd ?f
Ui-iiltb and Vltal Stutlstlut tor ponnln
mIoii to mulie a correc-ilon in the nuir
iliige return blank he lll.-.i, whlch por<
fectlon ahowa* thnt McGee's wlfe was a
vldow when he married hor and ihm
tha uarae ot iier Urst husbund wus o,uliiu.
and that her mother's name was Elizabeth
Hasllp. It is learned that McGe. has for
given hls wtfc for her deceptlon. and
that the couple are livlng happily together
ln Bayonne.
DELINQUENT TAXES
Collector Walford is Preparing His List
for Publication.
Mr. T. C. Wellford, collector of delln
quent taxes. is preparing hls list for pub?
lication. He said yesterday that oll who
pald up in the next few days would save
an addliional cost on their bills. arid also
ayold the publication of their names in
the dc-llnquent list
Want to Return Bible.
Tho followlng letter has been reeelved
by l'ostmaster Knlerht:
"Mlnneapolls, MInn., Jan. 25. 1903.
"Postmaster,
"RIchmond, Va.
"Years ago, during the War of the
Rchelllon, a friend handed me a Bible,
whldh was glven him by a wounded Con
federate soldler. I have the Bible now,
and thero may be a mother. brother or
slste'r who would be glad to have thls
Dible.
"The name In the Bible la written:
"JAMES C. BOXLEV, Jr.,
"Camp I.ee, RIchmond, Va.
"If any of the frlends are livlng I would
be glad to correspond wlth them.
"C. S. MILI.S,
"Greene. Butte county, lowa."
Will Meet Friday.
A meeting of the new Produce Exchanpo
will be held next Frlday evenill... At
thls tlme commltteo.-5 wlll be announced
by the presldent. Mr. B. A. Jacob. sec?
retary of the Grain and Cotton Kx
change, has been elcctc-rl secretary and
has acceptc-d the posltlon.
THE MEETING OF
EPWORTH LEAGUES
The Date for the Conventlon
Has Just Been
Fixed.
It ls announced hy the Rev. Edward T. I
Dadmun, presldent of the Vlrglnla Con?
ference of Epworth Leagues. that the next
State conventlon wlll be held March 26
29, ln Danvlllo. Heretofore the confcr
c-noes have been held ln tho summer,
but the heat has Interfered more or less.
Henco the change.
Mr. Daciinun has just Issucd a call to
the leagues nnd pastors throughout tho
Stato, announclng tho abovo facts and
selllng forth koiiio other matteis ot Im
portanco concerhlhg the cohventlbn. He
iiva:
Tbe jirofrramme will be Intensely pi-ac
.ilcul, short papera and ample tlme for'
ge-noral discusslon, rather t.ian n. few
lengtliy Bpeoohes from dlstlgutohed visl
tors from a dlstancc h_inB plahiied for.
Wc urgc upon our dlstrlct presldehta
and upon llio piesiileiits or our clty tinlons
that thoy ai oiice bogln to cnnvnaa thls
ni.-ilter and got tho Icaguoa under thelr
leadorshlp Inlerested ln thls gatherlng,
We urge upon lengue presIdontB tlie
duly uf Ht-f-lng thut ein.-h league ta ICII
re.ent.d.
We roapoctfully roquest our presldlng
olOora to brlng thls matter up at tholr
Quorterly conferences nnd to urg'e attend
II110C.
We n.-Oc our paMors to help im to carry
on succoasfully tliis worlc pliiiiueii by our
General ConforencOi tfho pros))erlly uf
which depcnds ho absolutely upon thom.
Bpeolal rnto.'. wlll bo aeouied on ihe
rnllroada and duo notice alven,
Our llOStH ln Danvllle-aiiil nn more hop
Pltable can be fouiid anywhoro?wlll en.
t.iuiln free of oxpoimo all duly occrnd.
lt.." delegates,
i'l.ni,-I,.-!, Inivlng no laague wlll each t
ei utled to ono delegate, Bvory mombm
of lh<- Vlrglnla l.'.infeniM'O ls n daleu ,i,.
ex ..ftifio.
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Tho Woman's Club has a number of un
lisual uttructlona wltliln tho next week.
Dr. Walter Page, of New York, wlll lec?
ture ln the club parlors thls afternoon. A
cholce of snbjects has been ott'erod Dr;
Page, nnd he has not yet nnnouncod hls
decision. probably becnuse he rcnllzed
thnt uny cholce, of hls would be Inteiesl
Ing to the auUi'enco b-foro whom ho wlll
to-day nppear and who aro looklng for
ward to seelng' und hearing him wlth the
most pleosurable antlclpatlons.
Thore could be no. more approprlate
coli.b'.-attoa for the gi'ent natlonal hollday
of heXt Mondny. February 23(1, than that
destgmed by the Woman's Club. Mr. Wil?
liam Webster Ellsworth's stirrlng lec?
ture on "The Personai Waahlngton"
would, unalded, be of great Interest, but
lllustrated, as lt wlll be, by flao stcreopti
con views, lt wlll inako ono of the flnest
literary and artlstlc events of tho' senson.
That emlnent crltlc. Mr. Hamllton W.
Mable, has sald: "I ha-.o grent ro.pect,
both for the quallty of Mr. Ellsworth's
lectures and for hls mannor of presenta
tlon. Thoy aro among the most delight
ful talks 1 have ever heard; dollvered ln
a free, uticonventlonal way, wlth sim
plicltv of nuuiner nnd wlth dlrectness
and '.lvaclty. The lllustratlon is subordl
nate to the text nnd forms a klnd of
runnlng comment upon, it, interpn.tlns to
tho eye tliat whlch ls fully nnd interest
Ingly'expounded to the eor. T.io lllustra?
tlon is not only Intcresting. It Is part of
the subject matter; lt ropresents as much
originai resoarch a-s the toxt. 1 have
never heard Mr. Ellaworth wlthout learn
Ing a good deal that was entirely new
to me concernlng the topic whlch he wns
presenting. llo has the dellghtful fnculty
of informlng hls listeners whlle he seema
bent solely on glving thom pleasure."
The Woman's Club wlll offer tlckets.
whlch may now bo securcd at the club
or at the Young Men's Christlan Assocla?
tlon Hall on the evenlng of February
23d, at the very reasonable price of 50
cents. Members' tlckets, which aro free,
may be had by appllcatlon to the Janltor
of the club.
Evening With Riley.
The Ladles' Aid Soclety of Leisrh-Street
Baptlst Church wlll give ari entertaln?
ment this evenlng at S:3d o'clock. that
will take the forni of a "Whltcomb Riley"
evening. wlth a muslcal accompanlment.
A character sketch of the "Hoosier
poot" wlll be given by the pastor of
Lolgh-Street. the Rev. M. Ashby Jones.
Afterwards the followlng programnie will
be given:
1. "The Arrow and the Song," Mrs. Knte
B. Howard.
2. Ba's Solo Oeleeted*. Mr. Prltchard.
3. Reading, "The Name of Old Glory."
Miss Puller.
i. Soln, "A Llfe's I.esson," Miss Isaacs.
6. Readlng, "The Llttle Crlpple," Miss '
Puller.
6. "Oh, That Wo Two WeTe "Maylng,"
Mrs. Howard and Miss I?aacs.
7. Solo (selected), Mr. Prltchard.
S. Solo, Tostl's "Good-bye," Mrs. How?
ard.
9. Readlng, "An Old Sweetheart of
Mlne." Miss Puller.
10. Solo. "Vlolets." Miss Isoacs.
11. Readlng, Medb-y of Rlley's Children's
Poems. Miss Puller.
The ladies hope that a number of Rlley's
poems will be ilhistrated in costumes
worn thls e-rening. They havo secur'ed a
Christy elltion of "An Old Sweetheart of
Mlne." to be triven as a prlze for the best
co?Utme displayed. The ladles nl=o wl?h
t>-> extend a cordial Invltatlon to thelr
frlen-ls nnd the publlc generally. They
have a welcome for all who care to come.
A Silver Tea.
Mrs. J. Taylor Ellyson will be the
ho-t^ss of a "silver tea" given tor- tho
benedt nf the Vlrginia table at the Con?
federate ,Bnz.anr thls aftern>->on ln her
home. No. 10 East Franklln Street, from
5 to S o'clock.
Popular ladles of Riehmond soclety wlll
compose the Receptlon Commltteo.
whirh will have nn agreeable addltlon
In th? wlves of the members of the
General Assembly now visiting In Rich
mnnd.
Mrs. Alfred Gray, assisted by Mrs.
.Tnhn Oordon Fnrland. wlll serve the Ices
nnrl Mrs. Edcar Taylor wlll pour the'
chocolate. Voung inriles osslsting wlll
bo Miss Sally Archer Anderson. Miss
Kathleen Grahani Anderson. Miss Sally
rt'iil Anderson, Ml?*s R?rta Jeff->ry.
MIsses Colen.an,~Mlsses Meredlth; MIsses
Whitloek, Miss Nellle Boykln, Miss Hel?
en Stevens, Miss Von N". Rosenegk, Miss
Ellen Bagby, Miss nobe Glasgow, MI?ss
Sallle Deane, Miss Adalr Mlnor. Miss
Knte Talley. MIsses Blankenshlp. Mrss
Bessle Tomplclns nnd Miss lx.ul.se Price.
A r-h.armlncj musloril programme wlll he
ph-en by Miss France-s OlRces and Mrs.
Evan R. Chestorman. wltn Mary Shel?
ton ns nccompniiNt. Tlie ten ls nlto
gether Informnl, nnd Vlrglnla e*r|ends a
cordial Invltatlon to all her daughters.
Forget-Mc-Not Circle.
The Forget-Me-Not Circle nf Klncr's
Daughters will glvo a George Waahlng?
ton blrthdny party next Frlday after?
noon from 4 lo C, o'clock li) the home <>f
Mrs. E. W. Moore, No. .(VXl East Broad
Street.
Hatehots wlll be plmio,] nn a chorry
troc for prizes by th" llttle peoplo prea?
ent. The chcrrles wlll be r.irn frult,
In thnt e:irh nn" wlll contnin 'Bomethlng
very nlce. and extrcmoly unl,-|iie. Tho
admlsslon rec will ondil. e__ch chlld to
cornpeto for prizes, nnd somethlng nir-o
wlll bo provlded for nll, Cnke and
creiim wlll lie h-rrveil.
nn neeount of Miss M.-irla rilalr's. In
dlBponltlon, tho firMt leeture of thn mix
lllary roursa, will be given by Pr,.f<????
sor 9. C MJtchel.J ln tln- JofforBop Club
parlora tiit"> fifterhopri al -l o'clock".
Lndlen a- -l-iiiig :.t the receptlon suc
ceedlne tho lecture wlll i>.> Mrs, Arthur
L<-vy, .Mr--. Harry Cnmphall. Mrs. Wll
ll.-.in ftwnzchllrt, Mrs r? '/.. Morrls. Mrs.
l,pon Dettolbnck, Mr*.. 1'hlllp Whltlocl"
nnd Mis. Arthur Htrnii-'. MIbs Rcbecc".
MelBtern, Ml? Mary Thnlhlrnqr, Mlas
Hortoiiao Bollljholmer. Miss Corn Hlmi
w.-in;;er ini.l Ml<-a< F.-innl.- M II t< Morf. r.
Patrlotic nceUngs,
The CoWertnrntrt Bazanr Association
will rn.ei to-day nt noon ln L?o Camp
llall.
Tbe \v.i-'a'aa,fi.,-, blrthday ten party to
be ..-Ivmi f..- |1?: t. - * (W of i),? T,,i.ie,,.
I >?>? Inblfl 1)0X1 HiH.nl:,;- :, fl ,.,.,.??. ,r?m
"? 10 <? O'CIOI l: i.' I..- a-,,,,., M ,|| ,?,.,?.
i ? much i Ii n ip m ili? i mi. people
' r. .i.i.n .ii in-.ni || i. m , ,i-,,.
pli
Tlw children's ei)lcrlnlnmi*nt t<, ),.- giv?
en Uy lha Mnrylaiml T/ililn Commlt-tva
w lll l ikc plaro I'riirtay ne*i fmm -i lo
0 o'clorli 1- M.. 1.. [,,.. Camp If.-.ii.
Oamos, r,.> lune ihi. r? q im n|i bnu rtmj
n ? ii-iv lubin will offer rnuny In'iu <??
ro'enl "? the Uttlo pnop|n who wlll Im
welcomed hy Mr* VVnlkni imrt \m ,m
> ni bi .1 Inlilntod ln iir.i
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Di.ii.il ion Day
:,. *i M..i,,i.,, I"i i i ? ii
tlon ilav .ii Bl PmuI
,y li.-vv
cimrge ln
i<> II.? up
i.t ifiakliiM
a M-, ii. '. - . i.
bCAfer). ot ll.o Ml.
Confederate Bajjnar wlll be glven next
Monday afternoon from 4 to (I at No.
-Hii East Franklln Street. Gamos wlll
bo playod and manv novel features In?
troduced. The Indloa wlll spnro no of
forts to ronder everythlng attractlve and
amuslng.
A full meottni? of the commltteo for tho
Solld South table was held ln No, G08
Enst Franlclin Street yesterday nt 11
o'clock. Encournglng reports wero mado
of work ntrcady dono nnd of several
donntlons ln money reeelved, notnbly
one from tho Kanawlm Chnpter, In AVest
Vlrglnia, and ono from a friend Inter
ested ln tho tablo who llvcs ln Wash?
lngton, D, C, .
> ViolJn Rccitnl.
One of the most dollghtful affalrs ln a
muslcal way for next woek wlll bo tho
vlollu reoltal to be glven by Mlss Annle
ltclnhardt at the Womnn's Club next
Tuesday evenlng, February 21th,
Mlss 1?Itilinrdt, who ts a muslclan of
pronounced nbllity, ono who has often
dellghted Itlchnioiid nudlenccs, wlll bo
nsslsted by two popular vocnllsts?Mlss
Mobel McBnln nnd Mr. Normhn Call.
The programme seloeteil by tho three Is
one cnlculnted to dellght tho most fas
lldlous nudlonco. Mr. Jacob ltclnhardt
wlll act as ncconipnnist. Mlss lleln
lmrdt's patroncsses number muny of tho
leadlngr and roprescntatlvo women of
Itlchmond. t
Richmond Weddings.
MIbs Maggle MeNeeley and Mr. J, L.
Cox wero married Tuesday evenlng by
the Rev. Jnmes E. Cook, of the Hoge
Memorlal Church.
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Mlss Cora B. Mndison nnd Mr. Robert
L. Snead were married Tuesday nt 8 P.
M, by tho Rev. J. O. Babcock, of tho
Falrmount-Avenuo JI. __-. Church.
Mlss Bortha A. Korsey, of thls clty,
nrd Mr. George D. Wyld, of Charlcston,
S. C, were married nt a:'iO o'clock lost
Tuesday evenlng by the Rev. J. O. B'lib
ccck, The young couple wlll llve at No,
201S Venable Street,
'Personai flention.
Mrs. "W. A. Crenshaw. of No. 1001 Han?
over Street, wlll Is.ue Invitatlons thls
week for an "at thonie," to bc glven next
Tuesday from 5 to 7 P. M., ln honor of
Mrs. Charles Brown Locke, of C-_mbrldgo|
Mnss., who will bo her guest at that
tlme.
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The Kate Wheclock Whlst Club met
Ttcsday afternoon wlth Mrs. Waller
Scott, when duplicato whlst wns played,
tlie hlghost scoro tie.:nc mado by Mrs.
Scott and Mrs. J. Wlllard Cralgr. The
club will be entertaincd next woek by
Mrs. Charles Page at Jlrs. Duval's, Thlrd
nnd Franklln Streets.
The Stay-at-Home Whist Club met last
Tuesday nlg-ht wlth .Mrs. S. W. Traven
on West Franklln St.. Mrs. John Htinter
and Mr. Jackson Guy belng wlnners. The
next meeting will be with Mi.s Mattld
Harrls.
Frlends of Mrs. J. Addlson Cooko wlll
be glad to lcarn that sho wlll soon re
turn to RIchmond. She Is detalued in
Baltlmore by the lllness of her father,
the Rev. Jullus Sams, who Is now con
valescent.
Those who made the highest scores ln
the whlst touraament playcd last Fiiday
evenlng at the Woman's Club for the
beneflt of the Iventuoky table nt the Con
fedcrate Bazaar wlll meet wlth Miss Mat
tl_ Harris, No. 202 East Maln Street, at
S c'clock, to play off ihe tcores and re?
eelve whist buttons,
...
A "sock social" will be given for the
beneflt of the Churt-h of the Holy Com
foi ter. ut the cn.-n r of Grove Avenue
nnd Rolnnd Stre.t, Thursday nex:, at 8
P, M. The publlc Is Invlted. A muslea]
pi-neramme wlll be given by Mr. and Mrs.
E. H. Ciowes. Mr. Joseph White, Mlsa
Helen Poiteaux. "Mrs. Merwln Iiranch,
Mr. Arthur M. Tyler. wlth Mr. Regtnald
Walker as accompantst. Mrs. l'eamaus
will reclte.
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Miss Courtney Bridges ls vlsltlng frlends
Ir. Norfolk.
Mlss Fannle Mitteldorfer entertnlned
thi "As You Like It" Club in her home,
N'o 210 East Grace t,vreet, last afternoon,
al a p.Tne of progresslve hearts. Prizes
vvcrc won by Miss Rnsendorf, Mr. Whlt
iock and Mr. M. Strauss.
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Mrs. Henry A. Wllliams wlll entertaln
Ihe Aftc-rnoori Euchre Club next Frlday.
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Mrs. Charles T. Norman wlll glvo a
card party thls evenlng ln honor of Miss
Loulse Cabell Lovlng, her slster.
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Mlss I.lr.a Shleids and Miss Ellse Stokes
cre having a delightful Southern tour,
having flrst vlsited frlends Iu Savannah.
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Mlss Ruby Bodeker. who has been hav?
lng a delightful tlme ln Washlngton, U
expected home next week.
A novelty party wlll be glven by St.
Agr.e<< Oulld to-nlght In the lecture room
o' Monumental Church. Livlng rcpro
sentn/tton of all of tho well known trado
mnrlis wlll be prlven: Tho Gold Dust
Twlns. the Kodak- Glrl, Qu.-ikor Oats.
Queen Quallty Shoes. etc. All are invlted.
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A sllver tea. will be glven thls eveninp
at. No. 1011 I'ark Avenue for tho bonellt
of the prlmary department of Clay
Street Methodlst Church. A delightful
programme has beon arranged nnd x
plea?ant evenlng promlscd to all who at?
tend.
Gas Works Recelpts.
The annual report of Superlntendent
W. P. Knowles. of tho Clty Gas Works.
Ih ln brlcf an follows:
Total reoclptB, Including evnry
"??'Ing .*252,"*2 70
Expendtturoi. 100,319 SS
Pront . 532,662 i">
I.esi lnterest on valuntlon of
Plant . 40,000 fO
Net pront . "52,062 83
Muslcal Entertalnment
Them wlll l?, given at Corcoran llall
Thurday evenlng, Eebrunry 19th, a musl?
cal tnterlnlnment, whlch promlHns to bo
ono of lnterest and pleasuro. All who
como wlll rf.oelvo a hearty wcloomc and
gcl ivell pald for tho tlmo nnd money
l>!.i Porformance cornmonces nt 8
.?a'.'lo.'lt.
/?s tiibllshcd a Centuiry Aso.
We Are Sole Agents for
riw Original Washlngton
SOUVENiR SPOONS.
C ()M I" v./irH a?ra tlio grtlftl irnindnleoo
*?-' nf M/nil.ii WriHhlri'fl.on kliully loan
cl un n vi-cv ojcmilalU) Cream Lmlli),
lairiii.-ily iHiloiltflnl* W thn Washlngton
famlly- u tm: a*iinlliifif whloh, wlth her
l>.-iml?' -.iian, wo Inive iiiwlo. Prloo, $4,
UftfUpon satlsfaclory references
we wlll bo plear.ed to send goods on
approval,
CJALT & BR0.9
Jcwulors,
Silvvrtimlths,
Statlancrs,
1107 I'cttiiiiylv/inln Avonuo,
Wimfiinaion, D. C.
WHY HE ASKS FOR
TEN THOUSAND
The Suit of Humphrey Glaze
for Alleged False Arrest
Was Trled,
Practically the wholo of yesterday In tho
Clty Circult Court was used up In the
taklng of evldence In tho sult of lluni
phrey 15. Glazo agalnst W. M. Parrlsh
& Company. wholesalo grocers, for $10,009.
No verdlct was reache<l. and to-day the
case wlll bo further llstened to by tho
twelve men who havo been chosen to
pass upon the merits of the claim.
The actlon, which Is one of the most
remarkable to hold tho attentlon of the
court recently, ls ba-scd upon the arrest
ot Mr. Glaze In March of last yoar.
Thls ho alleges waa humillatlng to hlm
and resultcd in damaglng his rcputati-.n
as a businoss man and Injurlng hls credlt
with tho general publlc. In addltlon It
Is alleged that unnecessary paln, injury,
dlstress, worry and mental auguish fol?
lowed the arrest.
On the 27th of last March Glnze wns
arrestcd on a cuplas from the County
Circult Court, charging him wlth belng
an abscondlng debtor. He wns placed in
Jall, where for two days ho remalned a
prisoner agalnst his wlll, untll a bond
In tho sum of $250 was glven.
Tho doclaratlon ln the case asserts
thnt prior to the previous date men
tlonwl Glnzo was interested In a bakery
and eonfectlonery buslness ln Manches*
ter, From thls he retlred for tho purpose
of Improvlng hls condltlon, contemplut
Ing beeonilng a mochunlcal englneer.
Glazo moved with hls father to Honrleo
county. where he still HVea. Shortly nf
terwards ho was arrested on a caplas,
charging him wlth belng an abscondlng
debtor. As stated, he remalned ln Hen?
rico county Jall for two days, finally be?
lng releascd on bond.
After hls rcleaso Glazo consulted at
torneys wlth tlie- result thnt a sult for
$10,000 was Instltuted agalnst the com?
pany.
LYCEUM COURSE
Packard, the Cartoonist, to Appear
Here To-Night at Y. M. C. A.
Alton Packard, the .cartoonist, known
throughout tho land for hls sklll os u.
fun-maker, wlll appear to-nlght before
tho RIchmond Lyceum. Tbe cntertaln?
ment wlll be held in the hall of tho Y.
M. C. A.
Tho Alton Packard Sketch Lectures
hold a p'aco unlque and! urirlvalod among
lyceum entertalnments. Mr. Packard's
great versatlllty, hls grnocful wlt and
genlal liuinor, added to hls sklll as an
artlst, mu.'dclan and lmpersonator, enablo
hlm to present an evenlng of raro en
Jnymont, so vnrlod that all classes nro
plonsod, Each scason all of his avallable
tlme Is engerly taken, and numerous re
turn (?nRageinonta each year aro tho
strongest testlmonlals to hls popularlty
and success.
I fulton Tfews, |
Fulton Bureau of The Tlmes-Dlspatch,
Pcople's Drug Storo.
Mlss EIllo Estollo Bchwarta, of Fulton,
and Mr. Josoph O. Uuvall, of Honrleo
county, were married yesterday afternoon
ut tho resldence of tho brlde's father, No,
707 L/OUlslalia Street. Tlie ceremony was
performed by Uev, George II, Sheriff,
pastor of Four-Mllo Creek Baptlst
Church.
Mlss Maude Schwnrlz, slster of the
brlde, wivs miild of honor, and Mlss Es
tcllo Brooking wns brldosmnld,
M,r. nnd Mrs. Duviill wlll rcsldo In
Viuina, where the groom ls a prospernim
farmer. A rcception wns tendercU them
last iiltsht at the grooin's resldonco.
'llio revl'val servlces at Denny-Slreot
MetluKllst Eplscopal Church continue
nlghtly wlth uiiabnicd Interest, lt l? prob
alily the best meeting ever hold ln iho
history of tho church, Nearly one huii
dred convei'sloha havo already been inude,
auii tho request for nrayers i" mreat,
Captaln James Dunford pontlnuos riulte
slck ut hls resldence on Loulslnnn Stroot,
Tho Ludl..' Ald Socloty of Woildr-ll-Me.
niurlal QluiP-l will' ni.e. thls afternoon
wltli J-tl_s Annle Gayle,, or l_oui_iiniu
Sti'cot.
Mra, L, G, Lee, who has boen 111 for
THE CHILDRIN ENJOY
Liifcout of tloora and out of tlie. gamcs which they play aud the enjoy
mctit whlch they rcccivc and tho cITorts which they make, comes tho
greater part of thnt hca'tliful dcvclopmetit whlch is so cssential to thelr
hnppincss when grown. When a laxative ls necded the remedy which ia
given to them to clcansc and swecten nnd strcngthen the intcrnal organs
on whlch it acts, should bc such as physiciahs would aanctlon, because its
compoticnt parts are known to be wliolesoinc nnd the remedy itsclf free from
every objectionablc quality. The one remedy which physiclans and pafcents,
well-informcd, npprove and recomnicnd and which the littlc ones tfiijoy,
because of its plcnsnnt flavor, its gcntle actlon and its bcneficial effects, is?
Syrup of Figs?and for the satnc reason it is the only laxativc which should
bc uscd by falhcrs and niothcrs., >
Syrup of Figs is the only remedy which ncts gently, pleasantly nnd
naturally without griping, irritaliitg, or nauscatiiig and which elennscs the
system cffcctually, without proditcing that constipntcd hablt whlch results
from the use of the old-time cathartica and modern imitations, and against
whlch tlio childrcn should be so careftilly guarded. If yott would liavc them
grow to niauhood and womanhood, strong, licalthy and happy, do not give
them medicincs, when niedicincs are not nceded, and when nature needs
assistance in the way of a laxativc, give them only the simple, plcasant and
gcntle?Syrup of Figs.
Its quality is due not only to the cxccllcnce of the combinatlon of the
laxativc principles of plants with plcasant aromatic syrups and juiccs, but
also to our original method of niaiiiifacture and as you value the health of
tlie littlc ones, do not accept any of the substittites which utiscrupulotis deal?
ers somctiines offer to incrense their profits. The genuinc article may bc
bought anywherc of all rcllabie druggists at fifty cents per bottle. Picase
to remember, the full name of tlie Company ?
CAL1FORNIA FIG SYR.UP CO.-is printcd on
.,v"*v"*"& ?wm.uii: ynniA tiu oii\.u.r s+\j.? -?
'V%'j'-X.i\ **>/"";,. *nc front of every pack
?"?!?. .W*.''?:.'%?>. "\ ,'j a8e- r" order to get Its <~S\XV
/? t'{,:fh^^\'\Oi bcjicficial effects il is al- c..<""v"?'A
.. \\\ *-*. "**' !'. i'V waya necessary to buy
In a Hurry
Well, last week we sold a very pnr
tlculnr man av llne wntch and chain In
llflcen mlnutea. It dldn't take hlm long
to rccognlze the benuty and flno work
n'..i:iship of our watchea.
Tlmo I.s preclous?and so Is a rellab'o
tltneplece. Our Watclies aro accurate
tlmelteepors, nnd requlre ihe least rcpalrs
wlth ordinnry cnreful usage. They can
be depended upon.
LUMSDENS,
731 E. Maln St.
TO MAKE GHEROOTS AND G1GARS,
LEARHERS PJ_1D WHILE BEIN6 TAUGHT
...APPLY TO THE...
23D AHD CARY STREETS, RIGHMOHD, VA.
Want a
Stenographer ?
Wchaveon call at all
tlmes oxpcrlenced
operators to use any
typcwritor. Wecnn
plck then) to sult
your buslness, as a
xnembor of tlio firm
personully attcntls
to this branch, whloh
iusurcs satisfaction,
We ninko no ehargo
to employco or em?
ployer for this ser
vico, 'Phones?Old,
181)5; Now, 805.
SOUTHERN STAMP & STATION
ERY CO.(
Twclvo-Six Mnin Street,
Agent Ollvcr Stnntliinl Visiblo Typc
wrlr.ci'.
Buroral weeks at tho resldence of her
duughter. Mrs, George M. Jlogors, ls
somowliat Iniproved.
Yestorday wns another Inconvenlont day
for Iho resldents of Fulton, owlng to the
ellglit. rlso iu tbo James blocklng tho
Btre-t-'cor .servlce.
The resldents hopo to live to seo the
dny when somo car llno wlll triu.erso
WllllaniRburg Avenue. Thls question has
bcenv agltatcd several tlmes wlthout re?
sult. _
A Colonial Social.
A enlonlal social, coinpllmontnry to tho
cougregntlon nnd frlc-nds of l'urk-Placo
Churoh. wlll bo glvon ln tlie lecture room
of the church thls ovonlng at 8:110,
Thls entortiilninciit Is under tho nu
Sljioofl of tho Lltcrnry Ci-liimllteo pf tho
l.pwpl'th Loague and all wlll bo cordiully
wolcomed.
Rev. Mr. Fikes Comlng.
ltuvlval servlces wlll Iwnlfl on tlio flrst
Kiiiiilay of Marcli ui tlm Grnco gtrciBt
Baptlst C'liurell. Thu Itcv. Maurloo I'cn
II Old FlUcw, tl)u ill:'ll))|.ulHlu:i iiilnlslor of
Hiiiuiiioro, wlll u'.uinl Dr, Gaiduui' ln th.
inoelliib's.
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FOR THE LEftST fs.Qr.EY.
New Navy Beans, per quart... 80
New Lima Beans, 7c pound "}C?
or 4 pounds for. ???
Best Granulated Sugai'j lb., 4 3-4o
Good Cream Glieese, poiind... 15c
T. M. Shoe Blackiug, 2 bbxes*. 5c
Best City Meal, per peck.
18c, or, busliol.*.
Large Cauned VirgiuiaToma
toe's.
YVbite A Sugar, 6 pountls for 25o
Arbucklo's Coffee, pound... 9 |-2c
Cardova Coffee, pound. 9c
Good Salt Pork, per pound.:... 9o
Imported Macarom, per pound, 6c
Blackberry or Oatawba * *V
Wine, per quart. ? ??
Extra Fino Naval Oranges,
perdoz., 15c, 20o, 25c, imd 30c
SnoAvflake Pateiit Panuly ?**?
Flour, barrel, $3.90; bag, fi-Uk
Good Green or Mixed Tea, nc
per pound. ?5Jw
Best Quality Bolled Oats, **"
two-pound package. ??
Frosb Country Eggs, dozen... j 00
i uLiLsviirBn u -uum
Downtown Stores, 1820-1822 E. Main
Stroet. Uptown Store, 506 E. Mnr
hall Stsreet.
Both 'Phoncs at our two Stores.
_WkWMIl?3SESBX&E\
{?10 nnd iipwnrds loanod on Pianos
md jmusohold furnlture, on the
bullding nnd loan nssoclntlon plan,
whlch niiilnid ttiu cgst much less
than you pay olsowhoro, nnd allow
you to pny It off ln monthly pay?
monts, runnlng from ono to twelve !
months, Got others1 rates, then
?eo us,
Tidowator l.oan antJ Trust Go.
Bulto 83-31. Thlrd Floor,
Morcliiintu' Natlonal Uaiilt ISulldlilB.
11(3 E:iHt Main Street,
Tako Klcvator.
THE VALENTINE MUSEUM
J-I.ICVKNTll AND CLAY" STLIHSTS.
Open dally irimi lu A. M. tu I. 1'. M.
Adniliislun. 'ffi Uflitt), Fl'oo Oll fciaturauy*.
