davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-12-12

Not long siuce the son Of : certsin In.
|disns poIIticisn WAS brought boulc dead
from another State where his death fol-
lowed drunken spree. Said politician
poses % temperance man and Probibi.
Zionist (non- -psrtissn of cOurse.) but for
|his psrtys sake be accepts license. and
|evcD toUDd Tho Gods truth Of the
whole matter" 10 = theory he once de.
|clarsd unconstitutional.
We would not needlesaiy increase this
fathers grief, nor mention the rsd fact
bur that the daily pspers have given Il
circulation. Yet such . case should not
pass without pointing . moral. The
father il only one Of thousands whose
|sons are sacrifced on the altar Of In.
Temperance early. lie doubtless wished
the satanic agent had been prohibited
from ceiling liquor 70 bic son but while
be tolerated tho sslooD to ruin other
fathers boys. behold, his own 6rst born
IL slain. When will tho people nr0use
and declare 'ths Gods truth ofthe whole
matter" IL, that the saloon should not be
open 10 estrap any bodys boy?
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-12-12
,savp ryERY vsiDAy. At sAsrEH,
uusors COUNTY, INDIANA. ~
CLEMENT DOANE.
OFFICE. liz CousIEE BUILDING ON
" rsg SlxrH SrsEsr.
ppscu 0E sUsscRsPTyon.
|s,,~l, subscription. for 80 Nos.. 81 g
gor six msaths. y


RATD8 90 ADvkWfyS9INo.
-, .ousre. l0lipes or less. week. 81 oC
80 .,hseouant Insertion, rs ctl
LANCER advertisements ~ the sasos
fraction over even sQuare oi
r.,.s. couuted as . square. These
-. ~ terus for traBsient advertise
.ts:a reasonable deduction will b
IA 20 regular advertisers.
uotices OF appointment o. edm'n'0
..,ors aad legal nvtices oflike chsrscse'
!. hs psid in advance.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-12-12

John Anderson, Lsc., arrived nsrs
Aooday night from Scotland, and pro-
|ceeded to Herjefoon, Ky., .ae folio wing
|uGy. His family all! rsHa.ns ia Scot.
land. where - hsa tie childrsa 81
school. This .sst 10 IL. Ancsrsop's
|ninesesa,h trip 70 Scotland since be hss
lived IL :h;a country. - Dale Ee2or.sr.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-12-12

Little Willis clipped OF he other
svsn.nS md vs5I % asighbor's Tor
toe. .musd!a.e!y shcr inishiDg be
Is.s.te1 10 70.
"Wby. Willy, wi.at's your hurry ~
"Ch. dsss III doe home now and dit
Z dood oupps-."
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-12-12

Chrilnsy Sun: Mr. Morg. Levi, Or
near Nevtonvl!le, banded us two apples
last Saturday, one OF which wss the SEQ.
|onc, and the other, the third growth o.
sppIc1 from : June apple tree. Re saye
this trss 6locned for he fourth growth.
Quite . valuable tree.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-12-12

We heard 40 irreligious man OF large
influence and Intelligence, remark the
Other day TO . crowd gathered discuss
inx politics: mot being . professed
Christisn can sfford 10 vote against DR..
X slley, but don't zee how any church.
man can. I have no respect for incon.
sistept religiouisss. ] would not hear
even ! Bishop preach II knew be voted
sgsinst such man, and such . cause %
DR. Kelley represents That preacher
has no business In the pulpit, he should
be on bic knees in the straw at camp
meeting wrestling for Gods forgiveness.
And cay without fear Of contradiction
that this 10 the estimate the world st
large places upon all such hypocrisy.
Card playing and liquor-selling are
doing the country less harm than tho
wrong voting Of church people. Here
liz Nashville, and throughout the State,
as every where else. tho ealoon systen,
has the Christisn vote % its pillow --es-
|tabliehed and protected BY it,
The words Of this man are % mir.
|ror, into which whisky party voters can
look and see themselves % Others see
them, and % the Devil knows them.
Sim Coy and few license preachers
|arc holding high carnival At Indianapolis
Iof Ssbbsihs. IL pains us to soc man
who 10 good enough 10 be pardoned
|from the pcnitentiary, falling into such
bad company Cry stsllizer.
Prohibition is born, and its wIngs
|are spread for flight across this land,
land no power on earth can crowd
this Rocky mountain eagle back into
.iss former shell. Rev. =. Dc Wit Tai
Image.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-12-12
Proceedings Of the Dubois Count, !,
BOardkOf C0mmissi oners.

The Board met 10 regular eession Dec
!s', and rs.orgsnissd By elsctipg Capt
J. J. Alice, President. They proceeds
70 eexsmlne . long list Of claius died
: gainet tho county. and dispose OF them
W. give below . partial list Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-23
ElETY-NINE DIED.
vital statistics for the Week Ending Last
Saturday.

Or. ". T. Oppenhimer president of the
Board Of Health, reports that for the week
ending July DIST. the whole number 0
deaths in Richmond was J9-whte, 2G; col
Orod, 3i.
Cause of death: Alcoholism, , white;
asthma. cOlOred; aphthT, ! cOlored; bron-
chiti-. I cOlOred: burns, ! cOlOredi cholera
infanlum, white and cOlored; congestion
Of the lungs. white and / c0lored; con-
sumption. white; cysttis, ! c0lOred; gem
oral debility, I colored; chronic diarrhua,
/ white and cOlOrcd: diphtheria, / cOlOred;
dropsy. white and cOlored; dilatatiOn Of
heart. c0lored; chronic dysentery, ! col
Ored: cnterO colitis, white gastric fever,
/ cOl0red: malarial fever, | cOlOrcd; ty-
phoid fever. white and I cOlored; typhoid
malarial fever. white: gangrene OF the foot,
! white: castro cnteritis, white; heart dis
case. , c0l0red: hamilton. white and col
orod: lar,ngsimus stridulus, I white; ma
rasmus. / cOlOrcd: measles. white; menin-
gitis 1 cOl0rcd; cerebral meningitis, ]
white: cerebrO-spinal meningitis, colored;
old age. I cOlOred: OsteOsarcOma, | white;
paralysis. white and colored; phthisis.
pulmonals, / cOlorod: peritOnitis, | white
and / colored: railroad accident, white;
infantle tetanus. ! cOlOred; tuberculosis,
white: tuberculosis Of lungs, cOlored; I'M
known cOl0red; wh00pingcough, white
and cOl0rCd.
Mean temperature for week ending july
10. 1850. $500 degrees; for the week ending
July 3D. 1850 $50 degrees.
Rate Ci mortality, whole population. 5l6N
per l.nU) per annum-white population,
2i1i Per 1000 per annum; cOl0rcd popua-
iiOn. @lO per 1000 per annum.
Sex and color: Males. l3 white and 10
colorcd: females. l3 white and % c0lored.
Ago: one day % 30 , colOred | month
90 o., . white and coorcd; months 10 -.
white and colored; 1 year 90 3. , white
and 3 cOl0red; 3 years TO ., white and
colored: . years 10 10, 1 cOlored; 10 years o.
- white and ! c0l0rcd; 20 years t0 80.
white and e. cOlOred; 30 years 10 80, : white
and cOOred; 90 Years 10 80 , white and
cOl0rod: ID wears 10 Co. white and 3
colorDd: $50 years 90 TO- white and coll
0rci: I'D wear, 10 80. , col0red: 80 years to
gO. white and cOlOred; unknown, white.
Condition: single. ID white and Is color
ed: married. q white and cOlOrcd; Wild
overs. white: widows, white and d
cOl0rcd: unknown. white and colored.
Nativity: Richmond. 30; other parts Of
the I nited states, -; Germany. ]; un-
known. >.
Locality Marshall ward, , white and
c0l0rcd: Jefferson ward, white Madison
ward. white and ! colored; Monroe ward,
white and > cOlorcd; Clay ward. white
and J. colorcd; jackson ward, white and
II colored; peniteutiary, colored.
Comparative weekly mortality: For week
ending july 10, $500. 26 white and ;3 color
cd for week ending July % 1889, 30 White
and 30 cOiored.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-23
fer :his from the academic Successes Of the

fer :his from the academic successes Of the
female baboO.
But the question Is whether I'm promoting
female education IN India we shall avoid
the mistakes made IN regard to the other
sex. These mistakes have given us a class
Of Disconnected agitatOrs, who, in acquiring
a thin yarnish Of Western culture, have
lost all sense Of the obligations, religious
and social, which for centuries held
IIindOOsm together. Mistakes Of the same
kind in regard 10 female education
will give us an even more deplOrable re-
suit. We shall have a generation Of fe-
male Nibilists and shrieking sisters in
India. and the last state Of the Indian wO-
man will be worse than the first. This. IL
may be hoped. is what the committee Of The
National Indian Association, now about 10
take up the matter seriously, viii especial
~ guard against. If the education OF wo-
men is 10 be a blessing and not curse ln
India, il must be taken in hand, not az The
bidding Of iadids and amateur phiianlhfo-
pists. but by the advice Of those who really
understand the conditions Of Indian society,"
and il is for this reason that we notice win
satisfaction lhe names Of Sir Alfred Lyall
and sir {. Turner among those VINO are M
tercstCd in the movement.
Wisely directed, the education Of Indian
women may be an iuestimable blessing.
What is wanted. however, is MOI system
Of instruction warranted 10 produce an
Oriental version Of the English advanced
female, clamoring tor woman'5 rights and
forgctfu Of w0man's duties. bat Jn Organi-
cation that will provide Indian girls with
the opportunity of acquiringa- much know.-
edge as may REAL, c0nduco to their well.
being and happiness. or thc aptitude ana
intelligence OF the pupil there can ho no
possible doubt The difficulty is % prov lde
a teacher, and here the National Indian A--
ISOLATION mai ght Dee OF some use. >t. James
Gazette.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-23
A PlTIABLE CASE.
william Ashley. Thirteen Years Old. Re
fuses to Make "A Man of Himself

William Ashley. aged thirteen years, was
before the Police Court yesterday morning,
charged with being yagrant. The officer
who made the arrest testified that Ashley
ma, been sleeping underneath tombstone
i'm the Carrineton lurying-.r0und. and that
ne was fed by boy, in the neigh
borhoOd. Ashley stated that be was
from North Carolina; his parents Were
dead. and he had come 90 Richmond o. look
for work: that he had been mere about 20
week. but could not get employment Not
having any money. DEE was compelled Co.
sleep ont doors. hence bis >leepiu. lu the
graveyard.
Justice Crutchheld sent Ashley 90 the
CITY Almshousc with "a request 90 Mr. Car
ter that hc bee taken care of for few day-.
aud In the meantime De- would endcayor %
lind a home for him. He escaped soon after
having been sent ont there and had not been
heard from since.
ne was found homeless and destitute at
Virginia Beach sometime ago by Nj and
Mrs. 4. b. Guig0n and was brought here
hy them and carried 10 the home OF Mr.. a.
T.. Sheppard at Ethelwood in Ileurco
county. where he was most kindly treated.
but when after weeks idlencs,, hc found
that be was expected 90 work, De 40 once
disappeared. The boy has evidently the
t-aIuu instinct.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-23
THE BAPTIST oRPHANAGE.
list Of Those Who wiu work Actively
Cor The Plan.

Az the request of the Executive Commit
zee Of the board Of trustees Of the Baptist
Orphanage, DIR. William T.. Hatcher ana H.
II. Pitt have made the appointments IN each
district association Of the state To ASSIST INC
district trustee in representing the clal,ne
of the orphanagc at the ASSOCIATION '"'
which he was appointed. ,,... =,
In their communication on the SUBJECT III
the Religious Herald, the gentlemen say d
ave have in complying win TINS lhoUu w
ton. made the following appointments -
a matter OF information. we puoi'sh ''o
names of trustees also. II any OF the asso-
ciate representatives cannot MI the appoint
mcnts they will confer favor by conmun-
icotinc at once with the first OF the under
signed. ,,,o,
we suggest 10 The district trustees that
,boy will make earnest effort 20 get a goou
po-ition for their cause on the order OF pus-
moss and that thcy Will have ready such q
written statement Of the claims Of the enter
prise. ana d; information about 10 rs VIII Iur-
nish basis Of discussion. Documents giNlnG
AN available facts will DE sent at once 10
the trustees
Following are ,hc appointments IN de-
tail, .,.
Accomac-A. Is. Noodhn, u. d.. trustee;
James I. BOrum. associate.
Alhemarle \. \. Gray, trustee 'eVi 5'
Cooper. associate.
Appomattox- VIM. llarwood, trustee;
l.. X. ThOrnhill. associate.
Augusta-Jamcs Il. Taylor, trustee Johh
B. 1Grpin. associate.
Blue Ridgc-Pctcr Howard, trustee; I.
". \cnable, associate. -
Clinch Valley. h. !. Mills. trustee; A.
l.. Dickinson. associate.
Concord-Cartcr y. Williams. trustee; H.
II. Scay, associate. 9,
Dan Riyer-W. L. Jordan, trustee; J.. II.
Thompson. associate.
Doycr-B. T. Johnson, trustee; george
Cooper, associate.
Goshen-A. Broaddus. Jr., trustee; pr'
Thomas Runaway, associate.
James Riyor-F. II. Nancy, trustee John
X. Bagby. associate.
Lebaupn-M. NJ MorrIss. trustee; charles
l.. Cooke, associate.
Middle District-N. W. Baker trustee
l.. Il. Hatcher. associate.
New Lebanon j. 4. Leslie. trustee; Ld-
muud Harrison, associate.
New RiyeI--W. {. Parks, trustee; VI. Vi.
Morriss, associate.
Portsmouth y. j. Nottingham. trustee;
". 4. Hatcher. associate.
Potomac ]. b. Lake, trustee; x. u. Fiii'
associate.
Rappahannock-W Campbell, trustee;
+. ". Clay brook. associate.
Roanoke. II. llargraNe. trustee; /. l..
Thames. associate.
~hcnandOdh-GcOr-e w. Gone, trustee
James Nelson, associate.
Shilph-W. l.. J,1ric-, trustee; Is. J..
johnson. associate.
strawberry j. =. Felix. trustee; J.. H.
Jones associate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-23
THE NATAT0RIUM.
WARMER WEATHER ACCENTU-
ATES IT'S NECESSITY.

interviews with Many Citizens on the
PIan-some Valuable suggestions bv
Those who ThinIs-Persons Who Are
willing To Lend Their Aid.
Many well-known gentlemen, when asked
their opinion yesterday Of the plan for Il
natatorium in this city, expressed the
greatest favor for It. Colonel John Il. Pur-
cell said. II am m favor Of natatorium II
enough il charged for tie use Of it. II this
X not done. the place viii soon De an UNI
pleasant one. \ natatorium in Richmond
will also have 90 be private affair, ~ the
city could not do anything with one. The
negroes would soon oyerrun it as they do
our public parks. a free uatatorium, of
course. is out Of the question"
MIR. q. CANS.
Mr.. j. Cans: II would Dee q good piece Of
enterprise for Richmond. and one worthy Of
all commentator. 4 uatat0rum should
have been established years ago. for such
an institution gives metropolitan ideas 10
Richmond and mould- progressNcuess ana
public spirit
MR.5. II. KAUrMAN.
Mr.J. n. Kaufman. II would fll a long
felt want. aud ! am perfectly willing To do
my part in establishing one. II such an in
stiiuti0n h. o. DE public enterprise am
very willing 90 help IT,
SIR. JET WALLACE.
Mr.. JEFF Wallace -lid: For those who
have out.rown thc familiar bath tub with "a
toboggan slide in the end. there is the noble
"Jeems.' which rs ample enough to wash
away AN the dirt which man Is heir TO.
MIR. CHARLES ,HERyIN.
Mr.. Charles >her,n: A very essential in
,timtion. and one that would help the city
300 little. iua,much as it would lend q met
r0poitan air 90 Richmond.
ALFRED MosEs.
Mr.. Alfred Moses said: consider nata-
torium one of Richm0ud's greatest needs,
and can't See why such "a feature could not
meet with success. should tGe proper per-
,on- take bold ol h..
CAPTAIN THoMN. ELLErT
Captain Th0ml, Elicit ! hadn't
thought much about thc matter. but 50 far
RS know. think "a natatOrium could bo
used % au advantage to tine city.
ANDREw ELLErr
Mr.. Andrew Elicit: hadn't given the
matter great deal ri Thought Dat sup.
pose "a swimming pool would be % decided
advantage % our city.
%. a. ~UBLEIT.
Nr. Peter A. ~ubctl one of Richmond'-
best cuisines, men. said: ] ann heartily ln
favor of o. uattt0rIum for our city. Major
scott and myself have been advocating a
ID b.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-23

o,,r surroundings. For instance, IT would
10 tho CITY no GOOD 90 extend her territory
G,rther cast. but DO think That Lee AIS
trict should be brought into klchinond.
The northern and western limits OF the city
have crown very much. and great many
neonle living there wish 10 have IRE ana
police protection, water. gas enc
MIR. ALFRED SHIELD.
MFR. Alfred SHIELD - think the movement
In REGARD 10 ext nsion is "A rather premature
one. II is very true that people now liylng
in the suburbs enjoy the benefits OF the city
ana should nay for them; but am inclined
to think that more building on The outskirts
should take place before ihe city extends
her limits
THOMAS ELLETr.
rantain Thomas Elicit, when asked what
he thought Of The TINES proposition TO
ovtend the city limits, said: There are two
sides 10 fine question. The people outside
of the city limits ought not to get the adj
yantagos Of the city without paying city
taxes. j. one side, and thcolher Is mat II we
take them i'm by extending the limits we
ought 10 give them the advantages Of the
citu and the question is, can we 90 IL.
JEFFERSON WALLACE.
Mr.. JEFF. Wallace said "EXiend the city
limits by an means. The suburbs are VIZ
maliv "a part Of the corporation aud viii DE
certainly annexed in course az time. II the
annexation takes place now, wide. straight
streets may bee laid oil. sewers dug and
water mains laid without damaging private
proportv a. will Doe the case ii we wait
until me OUTLYING nCighborhoods are thick
with buildings. have heard the objection
urged that property owners will hayeto pay
increased taxes. and DE 30 bettcs OFT than
thcy are now. This is bosh. Taxes pay for
other things besides street improvements
police and fire protection, Tor instance
MR. ALFRED MOSES.
Nr. Alfred Moses quickly replied: 81
think the city limits ought 20 boz extended.
n is lust where 10 was twenty Years ago.
and hundreds Of people are now living Just
outside of the city. who should bee within
The limits. and assist in paying the expenses
for the benefits of the,city which they ENJOY
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-23
RAILWAY MAIL.
Examination Of Applicants for Positions
TIM -nrAicn.

Examination OF Applicant, for Io-iiioh'
that Service.
Mr.. H. e.. D0yle. secretary NJ the civil
......... ,.....,,.t...t.., b.fl ..,. a.,rfr,fiar
''l'''' '.''''.'''''''' -'.' 900
yesterday boo room 30. oi iA- cu-,"l"-hoU'e.
ba.innip., az 1O o'clock A. and a,tiu-
upfil atostzP. NJ. The examination was
confined to lhe railway mail service. There
were fifteen applicants. eleven white and
four coI0rDd. II h. admitted 90 the tNflllud-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-23
THE KEWCHAMBER
Partial reports ON the state Of >ubscrip-
lions

~ ''"'
hph-.
4 meeting az the committee Of the RIch-
.......l ,,i..,,l.o,.o r Commerce auroiuiad 10
''''''' ,.,
canvass Tor suD'cll pu"h7 I'D inc '"'''''.' W
Commerce building. was held al the rooms
of the Chamber yesterday evening at %
o'clock Present: Colonel Jonn j.. Purcell.
Hon. George J.. Christian MessfS. - IT, y.
Halves. W.. j. 'hcsieiman, Ari1NI ~, a.
Clarke. I. \. cary. James j. trump " .
J.. Hancock. X. u. VI. liiIlI-on' AhuttM H. H.
HAYNES. 4. ID. Lauderkln 'll@iaNu- Mlil-
hiser. James 4. Noucure. Thomas j. Neal.
". T.. Ouarlc.. H.. 4. Iabh. Edgar ID. Iay-
lor Guefavus Thamimer. Herman Waller
stein. Henry ". Wood and General John
r. Cooke. Colonel =. y. Randolph and Col
oucl John Murphy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-23
Ambulance Calls.

The city ambulance was called out ycsier-
day:
Ala. NJ. o. the Richmond Locomotive
Works % a colorcd man who had his hand
badly mashed. His wound was treated,
and he was taken home.
At 1923 \. VI. To Richmond College 10 q
col0red man who had cramps. He was
treated and LETT there
Atl9:j5 L. VI. 10 CARRIERS stables tO "a
colored man who was seized with cholera
morbus. lie was taken 10 the almshousc
for treatment.
At8:lj Z. NJ. 10 the Richmond Locomo-
tive Works. To white man, Who had his
lex badly bruised. lie was taken home.
At6.lO +. NJ. % the city Jail, % cOlorel
woman. who was badly cut IN fight. She
was treated and lett there.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-23
PERSONAL MENTION.
People Going Away and Returnlng-Do-
ing This and That.

Mr.. Matt. Harrison. formerly Of Rich
moud but now of Duluth, is in the city on a
visit.
The following railroad men were in the
city Yesterday: James j.. TAYLOR, general
passenger agent Richmond and Dlnyille
Railroad: W. a. Turk. division passenger
agent Richmond and Danyille Railroad: T..
W. Clark. general passenger agent >eahoard
Air Line: T. VI. Emerson. general pa,-cu-
ger agent Atlantic Coast Line; d. Card
well. division passenger agent Richmond
and Dln,iua Railroad: W. n. Fitzgerald.
general eastern agent Associated Railways.
Miss %. Margie Manning will leave this
morning % spend a few weeks with Mis-,
Louise Hardy. of WILLIAMSBURG, y. &.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-23
.uNwlsE FoR LIE SOUTH


BUl and the Boycott.
Atamecting yesterday ot thc Board Of
Director Of the Chamber of Commerce COZ
oucl John y. Purcell announced that be had
received "a telegram from Mr. Clarke How
cu. managing editor ol tle Atlanta tou,il-
tuition. The telegram Wa- a~ follows
ATLANTA. Ga.. July d. l>an.-lre-ideut
Chamber of Commerce. Richmond. Va:
Please wire. answer paid. yourNieW of the
suggestion 90 hold convention 20 southern
business men Oh consider what is best ior
the south to do if the Force b.l' become, 20
law. do y0u favor united action az the
commercial South in that event: Clark
Howell"
The telegram was discussed Boy Hon.
George T.. Christian, Colonel y. y. RAN
aoluh. Colonel John =. Purcell. General
John II. Cooke and Mr.. II. s.. Iahb. and the
opinion being that DO was premature o. con-
slider the question proI0unded. or, IN the
language of Colonel Randolph, "tO eudea-
yDr 90 cross bridge before reaching IT,
judge Christian suggested The following
as proper reply t0 iAe Atlanta Cousti-
tuition. Whilst deprecaiin- the passage
o( the Force bin. thc Richmond Chamber OF
Commerce thinks 10 uuWi-c ior the south io
Indicate I'm advance Gt its passage amy
course Of action" which response was
unanimously approved of by the meeting
and adopted hy the President Of the Cham
Der a. his reply 90 Mr. lloWelIs message.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-23

growth Of the order rendered advisable.
the supreme Governor, Hon. II. W.
FIournoy. presided aud Supreme Sec
rotary, DR.. ;. Galeski, kept the
minutes. Among the changes pro
posed were the following: Authorizing
the Executive Committee 10 loan money on
suburban real estate within radius Of two
miles Of cities. and making ladies eligible
10 membership in the Guild under certain
restrictions so as not to affect the well known
conservatism Of the institution. The pro
posed amendments were referred to spe-
cial committee on laws, who will report at
tO-day's session. The Supreme Chapter eX-
poets 10 adjourn tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-23
The Death of Mr.E \. TIanhart.

Mr.. Edward \. Flanhart, whose sudden
death was recorded IN The TINES ycsier-
day was a native Of Lyons, France. As "a
Young man be had charge OF one OF the main
departments of his fathers silk factory at
AiNla Chapello and hc was considered one
of the best experts in the dry good, business
in this country. beng very apt as "a judge
of goods. lie was employed in some of the
leading dry goods establishments i'm Rich
moud and New York. lie was master of
hye languages and had travelled all over
Europe and America, and in parts OF Africa.
lie was member of the old llcnrco Light
Dragons. He leaves wife and two chill
dren. Mrs J.. 4. Anthony, of Charlotte, v.
C.. and Mr.. q. T.. flanhart, OF Buffalo,