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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-01
SUNDAY, JUNE 1, 1890.
THE WEEK OF GLORY.

In reviewing the past seven days, which
will always be regarded as week OF glory
and will well 90 down in history as the
week OF the unwilling Of the Lee monu-
mcnt. many notable facts are impressed
upon the mind.
Here were gathered by a spontaneous
movement representatives of all the South
crn states to witness the completion of the
monument to the patriotism, dignity, man
hood and chiyalry Of the South's dead chief
tain.
The monument was built by the south,
largely through the personal efforts of noble
Southern women, and it was the South that
stood about the tribute during the impress
sive scene Of the unwilling, and In the
parade were thousands Of unpensioned
veterans, many Of whom had travelled
thousands Of miles for the express purpose
Of thus honoripg the memory Of him whom
they had followed for four years of war,
and who bound them to him by gentle bands
Of respect and love.
These veterans had not met each other for
years; some Of them not since the war.
Their recognitions Of each other on the
streets, in hotel Hobbies, or in orivate homes
resulted in many affecting scenes. Com
rades wrung each Others hands, embraced,
and recalled, amid sobs, their experiences
Of long ago. They carried from Richmond
memories which will be sacred in eternity.
The thousands Of visitors also carried with
them most impressions Of the great develop
ment of Richmond, and OF the open banded
hospitality with which they had been well
coined. They saw evidences of most sub
stantial progress in twenty-five years. and
Of opportunities for further development in
the future. They saw the ravages of war
concealed forever, and town grown
into thriving centre of industry and bust.
ness. This, of course, was impressive in
itself, but the most significant feature, per-
haps, Of the week was the patent fact
that il was possible for a Southern
city TO advance in a material way and still
to cling lovingly to the memories of a cause
which is sacred 10 the South. During the
days Of the unwilling Richmond captured,
heart, soul and body, the South which had
occupied her walls and palaces.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-01
ENGLAND IN AFRICA.

From the general tone OF the different
speeches which Stanley has delivered ON
various occasions since his arrival in Eng
land, II can be seen that he has with diff
Guilty restrained the impotence which he
has felt with reference to the dilatory action
Of the English Government in extending the
English dominion In Central Africa. Stanley
has sought 10 employ every means in his
power to stimulate the popular interest of
Eugiishmen In the subject which he has so
much at heart. lie has dwelt at great
length, and with the most impressive
earnestness, upon the progress which
Germany 10 making In eniarging its Airi-
cae DOMAIN. He has even gone 50 far
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-01
ROBERT l.. LEE.

suggested by Valentines EecGmbef
Statue.
Chieftain, are thy battles done?
Art thou resting from the strife?
SpOtless glory thou hast won,
Iaurcls of immortal life.
Broken though the warriors heart,
silent though the nigh command,
OF the gifted world part,
Thou art hOnOred IN the land.
Form n nations truth to hold,
Born on eonquering fields TO move,
Born manhood 10 unfold
Warmed with patriotic love.
Christian hero. take thy r. II.
Leader OF our youth, sleep on;
Grief no longer wounds thy breast,
thou In majesty art gone.
Like a column, pure and grand.
Midway In temple door;
bike the beaten rocks that stand
Rooted 10 the ocean noOr;
Like the golden orb mat guidcs
Man from morn 10 neon and even;
Like The modest flower that hides
In humility from heaven.
Warrior, freed from martial toll.
lie the slumbers OF thy head
Sweet upon thy native soil.
calm beside thy cherished dead.
Softly pillOwed, thou shalt dwell
safe within the chapel glooni.
And Vlrginia's heart shall swell
Into weeping AT thy tomb.
Nav thy life Its grandeur throw
ON a people yet unborn:
ON world the light bestow
ufan unbrciouded morn,
TIL contentious voice shall cease,
TIL the cannon peal no more.
And tho dawn Of love and peace
Bro3k on earth's remotest shore.
--GE0RGE WyNDHAM.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-01
TO OUR READERS.

The special edition Of THE TIMES of yes
lerday was designed especially for those
persons who, much to our regret, were pre-
vented by totally unexpected demand
upon eur large extra edition, from receiving
a copy Of the memorial Autograph of Thurs
DAYS issue. Special efforts were made tc
have each one of our regular subscribers re-
ceive copy of Thursdays issue, but if any
of them failed to do so, THE TIMES will be
pleased, upon being notified, to present them
with copy Of Saturdays special edition
until the limited supply is exhausted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-01
STAMP AGENCIES.

Probable That These ConveniencesN VII
lie Established shortly.
The LIST Of June was the day when Post
master Russell would create twelve new
stamp agencies throughout the city, but
owing 20 his wife's illness and Decoration
Day lie will not do so until tomorrow.
These agencies are want the people OIL
this city have been hoping for for some time
past, and it is good news to many tha'
they are 10 be established. At these places
STAMPS. postal-cards. money orders. and
postal notes can be bought, and have proved
a great convenience in Northern cities.
Druggists also, who are worried consider
ably by people wishing stamps, Will be
clad Of This measure. and 10 is hoped that
Mr.. Russell will get them in working order
as soon as possible.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-01

SYMPTOMS: Moisture; intense s,,,
and singing: most At night: w.. 'sg
scratching. II allowed to continue ~. b
form, which 0ften bleed and uloo,,,,,,' ' %
coming very sore. swayDo's oipimcr, :. -
the itching and bleeding. heals ulccr's.s,fs
and in most cases removes TIE tumo,s
druggists, or by mail, Tor 50 conts ~
Swaync a Son. PHILADELPHIA. ~.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-01

"It is beautiful. who did ihs fine work =
asked lady friend oi asOtlcr. whose Pic
ture She had been examining.
~fo,ier. here IN Richmond. at Dis me-"
gallery on Ninth street. J have hud pic
turp. taken OBJ Two continents. but ] think
this surnasse5 Them all an iaiJh.il likeness
and point of artistic finish was ile reply ;
This Us thecXact conversation tIat pass d
between two ladies Of Richmond.
Dir. Foster ought 90 feel battered, and ne
richly deserves the high praise gNeu him.
Go ON the steamer IOlch ter down tie
river with the Fourth Prczhl ierm church,
Tuesday night. june I'd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-01
A BAD INVESTMENT.
Results Of a Weeks Eancorous Ranting
and Having.

and isaying.
NEW YORK, May ST. Special. ll-"Well,'
said Kernel Eliot +. Shepard Of the Snail
and Excess, TO his business manager, as
he was let out Of the cooling place, he had
occupied for three days, "What have we
done p
according to directions, we have kept
up your style ofeditorial, and have, ! think,
improved on them
"What is the Tcsult?'
"Our circulation has increased three and a
half copies"
CHATS good. But how do YOU make that
halfy"
1--WE gave the paper for one year at half
rates to n resident Of New York, who sup
piled the tips to our representative"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-01
On. VIVA, a Cough.

VIII yOu heed the Warnn2-the signal, per-
mans. OF the sure approach Oi ihai more teitl-
he disease Consumption Ask yourselves
II Won can afford for the sake ~ saving 80
cents. O. run inc risk and 10 nothing for 10.
We know from experience tLul 1hlloh S cure
.vfl cufe your Cough 10 never faiis. This
cxplaips why more ihan Million Of Bottles
were sold the past year. itieileye5 ,foui
and "a hopping Cough 40 once, Mothers, 20
nor be without 70. Sample bottles free. sold
hv BOdeker Brothers ANA n. N. shields Co..
corner OF Fiftb and sfaTSHnil streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-01
"now to Cnre Al skln mr..

simply apply 'swayne's Oinimon,s d,
internal medicine required. Curr. 49,. 20
eczema, itch, all oFupiions on tie ~
hands, nose. &C.. leaving TIE kin c.
white and healthy. IT, great ho,iIo.
curative powers are possessed l,r n, 80
remedy. Ask your druggist ar ~,.,,.'.I
ointment. fs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-01

Sir. James Sweeney will run IN omnibus
line from the postollice, on Main street, 10
Barton Heights. Fare, cents, via Ninth.
Broad street, cut fitth TO Hospital street.
thence 10 second, out Second 20 ilenrico
turnpike TO Barton Heights. -,
Schedule beginning Tuesday, April 29ih.
Leave postofllce at 80 \. NJ, ut lO;o0 \.
NJ, at $3.50 p. NJ, at COOP. NJ.
Leaving Barton Heights az 80 a, NJ, al
HOO A. 81. AT 500 Z. ", az 1:O.0P vi.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-01

why do so many people we see around us
seem 10 prefer tO suffer and ba made nisfia a.
Ole by Indigestion, Consumption, Dill.nfss,
I.r.s of Appetite. Coming Ip oi ino tood.
Yellow skin, wheE for 70 cents We VIII sen
,bem ~hiloh's system NltauLer. guHrntt q
10 cure them. Sold oy Bodeker Brothers and
H.N. Shields 81 60. corner Of Fifth and Mar
an4ll ffrspfS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-01

Isunot worth the small price of IS cents
OBJ free Yourself OF every symptom oi these
distressing complaiutse ii yon tAini, - cal-
az our store and get bottle 0i~hioh's Nliol-
izer. very bottle has p!tlitd quarantine
ON h.. Use accordingly. 0ld n DO does you No.
good 10 VIII cost you nothing. sold hoy hpnle
ker BROTHERS and n. 81. shcius O. CO., corner
OF FItfa aud Marshall streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-01
MHcKLENBURG COUNTY, AIbAN'N -
nANXILLE IA LAOAN

Virginia, oFeDs June It, New s,'.s.
Hot and Cold Mire'al Water bain' ~
ana Furnishing general5. bo'NNt -.
coed Livery. first.c class Fare '..' !, 10,
with Railroad running 10 DE ii''' 49,. =
together with the nee Use OF ''H 80.
Water, make shlsa most plva'''n' ' - ~
Ole plsce to spend the summer \ ~,
make close connections MIN a'' -,-sl. q
an the Richmond and panSll'e ..,.sosi
clsrks,ine. ami passengers th'n s,s,
,,elay so the sorings. rwomeils o'i''
reasonable. write for pamphis' ...f
y. :. wnALEy. NJ. D., VI 4 w. y.us.G
,el.eodln Resident Physician
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-01

Lines, chocolate syrup, "imperiaW milk
shakers. rotary ice shaNcr5, lime squeez-
ors, soda, acid, ginger ale extract, irdit
iulces (the best), rock candy syrup. pure va
nilla lemon and all other haNoring ex-
tracts, together with all kinds OK soda ioun-
tain requisites. AT owens Minor Drug
Company, opposite the pcstoiilce.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-01
A TEXT FOR SHEPARD.

THE TIMES would call the attention Of
the great quotcr from scripture, hernel
Eliot f. Shepard, TO the text: at is better
to meet roaring lion and raging bear
rather than a fool i'm his fOlly.N
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-01

FIrs.-An FITS stopped nee by d..
EYine's great NerUe Rest0yer. No fit
after nrst days use. Marvellous cures
Treatise and $500 trial bottle free 10 FIT
cases. send 70 DIR, Kline, e3i Arcn street.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-01

For this maiady take that ob.e.s...
romedv II orr mothers, syrup Of Pure BY. 81
Tar. n0rchound and VIA Cherry ny ~
Uav0's f0u0n Nvrun ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-01

WE have aspevOyand positive cue ivr "a
ache lu SWlIOn'~ CAlAKhH kfMfbr, a
Nasal Injector free with each bottle Use IL
II YOU desire health aud sweet o'eata, Price,
So cents. sold by BodeSei bl1thsts anu
IA. 81. shields 4 70. corner Oh flno anu MAR
spall streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-01
william lewis


The object Of this snit Is 90 ohi''N ,,,.ss,
performance of q cOniEic, en- .''' II. rf
the defendant. William Lev l,' ~
plaintiffs. dated the -Sih day pi N .'...
Tor the purchase Of the Farm '. So
we'll. siuafed in Sew htA. fN.n.i ~.
rinia. ana he payment of the rlft' IA
ev thereon. 10 Wit: one thousand ao.'e, ,,,.,.
Interest thereon from The 2oih lhl ,.,.s,l
tS.7. now due. ana fsc HUNDRED dN.''i'' h
IKE interest PAYABLE on the &' ~, ll
rarch, feol, and the sun az nv. ~ 90
inllars wien Ike interest paNAhlf ni ~
AZ ~ March, 1897. 40 niii,1i .s
besu made and nied that William I'VE M.
nonresident OF the stale OF Nir;i.l "a, !. .,'s
Iered that be appear here within ~ ~ D
after due publication oi this oive. f..,s
what may be- necessary tOlfoteNt 49,
IN this suit.
N'"'S =. uAHni~. D..'
(sEo. T. IlAW, D. a. l-. -.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-01
PARK.
CRY TAXES.


4
I am now ready fO receive CITY lAAiH
FoRVlTE YEAR lrlo. li the whole ono
hair i. not poii by fhe a0rn iN-l lNi lDff
cont. VIII De added, and ID remaining laIiH
until ~EIIEAlBEN i.r tnc Colo g.
quiled tO Collect the same ns iut iIA NI,. ~
All males fwcuty-puc years OF age. NNA a'.
PERSONS male or icmliel who own pef'...
property arc assessed. ana VIII p'eif ''l
and settle ... .......
pANlNG. PIPE end SEW ER-'uNNh-
TlON niif. arc i0 boz paid in the sam" Do HNN'I
rs take, and ut ihc same une.
Copy from ordinance, chapter D. '''i'''
..Tfnll taxes with which any uD.,an oI iNf
e~tuic Of "a deceleut is ns.e-s. ID. h. ii
before inc Isi DAY of ~if 3D. " "'N '"
collector shall disir,in, except WNti'
hall thereof hlf been pflI under in' '..it
section. or except the some ne .u-penn'
order OF fhc Con mIiftr 900 j Iuihc'' pm"
shall report ihe reason tucfrlnf I'd iu. A
meeting oi the City 'uun,u
Office oucn from = A. N tu q 4. Ut.
L. W. tINNlNtil Mt,
fsf-fm collector OF 81 g. IHAfr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-01
3IEErINGs

EICmNOSD, VA. Nrsfffn. f...
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF rf,e
4 STOCKHOLDERS OF tho pfriftf,'.D,
CITY AND SEVEN pfNIs HALLWAY ',,.,..
PANY vii be held at no O'Clock a ~ 'H'
The llTn DAY OF JUNE. 1850 1f 1liD ,,.l
Broad street. JOHN a.. Tnnftp Nl
myli-td -0.r.f.,.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-01

Lawn mowers. Latest and best, Nois-
less and selfsharpening. Prices reduced.
A. B. CLARKE X SON. 1910 Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-01

This saloon is stocked with the finest Ii
quors aud wines, NNNN Gibson. Cieinmer.
the celebrated "Myerly," and many other
popular brands. An experienced bartender
j. in charge, and an elegant lunch served
daily.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-01
FOR SALE Bf
Owens & Minor Drug Company,
RICHMOND. VA.

VTIRGINIA-IN VACATION IN ~ ih "
= -CfFpklS OFFlCE OBJ 1liL W.. .,f
cnfrpr 81 THE COUNTY OF AtN ME-
THE 25TH DAY or MAY, $500.
= soldcn, ana Anuie ~ ,,
ais wife: Hugh Henry, and Ut
mis- wife: Georgia h. Oaines, 600 10.
against ,.,t
.srsftr..... ....fa
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-01

GRAND SUNDAY EXCLUSION
u
BY LAFAYtrIEc0UNClL Ao el7.
AMERICAN LEGION Ug UDAur.
SUNDAY, JrNE l-E l-gO.
I'D CURL sNErk ANDNLICHN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-01

UFFIIT \" M
Reconnaissance AHn CNf- .r.tr.
kNlfhOkn IYrFtNvf
RICHMOND. VA, iu.0 D. I-.l
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF uIr
4 -ioctnolocf- OF iho FRiuI lfrk.rfe.
AND CHESAPEAKE NAIInDtl am.
PANl VIII Doe hril 2f tN.If 0lf.r. So l0ii
East Main street, Richmond 80. ms.
DAY, june l5th. 1900. 700 lfo0.... nom
fAIi/EE. lr,.lIrnf
n. d. iNltI t. rN''| .fi.. .HI.Hf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-01
philadelphia Record.
New York star.l

Acclamations that welcomed General
LOngstreet at the Richmond celebration
show that the spirit Of the Southern me
mOrialsts is broader than that of some Of
their Northern critics. The RepublicaDism
Of Lees old lieutenant was not deemed
cause for ostracism, but was entirely over
looked in commemOration OF the career Of
Southern troops. Such incidents are still
stumbling blocks to Field Marshal and Lord
High Admiral Elliott +. Shepard and his
followers in the current campaign of CORY
ink against ''the Rebel Democracy"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-01
Lies for Logic
New Orleans States. J
Especially Entitled to Credit.
Washington Posi-

"The Richmond papers exhibited the
greatest enterprise in presenting their
readers with the accounts of the Lee statue
unyeiling ceremonies. THE TIMEs espe-
ciaIiy is entitled 10 credit for the handsome
Illuminated extra II issued.n
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-01

ONE OF TIE GAYEST WEEKS EVER
SEEN IN RICHMOND.

cov.,,,r.s ReceptIon-Msjor Boykin's
EntertaInmcnt-Thev v. VI L. Cadet Hop
urs. Hairs Tca--Dr. =. l.. VI. Curry's
n,npcr-Miss stewards Box Party.
Not one week of the whole ffty-two has
been or will be SO full TO overlooking with
excjtements, reyeries and cxuItations 81
various kinds ~ has the one just passed.
Though society could lay no claim TO the
great honor Of magnetism that on thls occa-
sion filed our city with charmed as wen as
charming people, it received 10 much OF the
benefits of the jubilee that its part was no
insignificant one in the interesting Pc
Rod. Each event which gathered To-
cethcr in 50 many delightful COTE
rics old friends and new nave
already received some mention ana uv-
scription. but we cannot resist The dictates
of measurable memory in gathering an oi
these flowers Of entertainment together
into one bouquet. .,u.,,
Tho star adair-ihc one most scintiilating
and radiant with brilliancy-was Nednes-
day evenings attraction. when me resident
Marylandcrs gave their great ball.
The decorations at the theatre were
never surpassed in beauty or effectiveness,
the most elaborate coloring making lurid
with brilliancy the scene.
Never was there seen larger assemblage
Of beautiful women in our midst, many OF
whom were among the fair strangers.
Marvland could not have given us more
perfect types than Mrs. Bradley I. Johnson
and Mrs William Worthingt0n. The most
prominent and most sought guests ~ the
= MAKE
been. Miss Mildred Lee and Miss Mary Lee
each one attired in gowns Of great elegance
and carrying great burdens Of magnificent
|
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-01

On Thursday evening, DR.. J. l.. NJ. Curry
gave dinner in every way perfect with
appointments as well rs pleasure. There
were no ladies present, but the gentlemen
entertained were: Governor Gordon, Gov
ernor Fowle. Hon. Robert NJ. McLane. late
Minister 10 France, ex-GoycrnOrs Lee and
Carroll, senator Daniel, senator Barbour,
Senator Reagan. Hon j. Randolph Tucker.
and Messrs. Carlisle and Allison.
A BOX PARTY.
Los Angeles herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1890-1893, 1890-08-19
SANTA MONICA.
A Catholic Fair to be Held Tomorrow.

A Catholic Fair to be Held Tomorrow.
Correspondence of the HERALD:
Uncle John Fisher, who has been
spending the past month here with his
daughter, Mrs. F. H. Mckinney, return
ed home today, much to the regret OF
his many friends here.
Louis Hobbs, of Meliphetos, Califor-
MIA, is staying few days here.
The ladies of the Catholic church will
give fair commencing the Goth, and
continuing until the 23d. They have
received many elegant articles, among
which are an easy chair from Wachtel,
the Los Angeles furniture dealer, and a
season ticket to the privileges of the
North Beach bath honse.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Clemence, of Los
Angeles, after spending week at the
sea side, returned home today.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Reed and two
daughters, Miss Laura Hoff, of Pomona
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. q. w. Far
rington on North Beach.
j. w. German and family, of Los
Angeles, are at North Beach.
SANTA MONICA, August IS.
Los Angeles herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1890-1893, 1890-08-19
CLAYTON WHITE.
The Alleged Wife Beater in the Hands
of Jury.

Clayton White yesterday again ad-
dressed the jury in his own behalf and
was still in full swing when the court
adjourned few minutes after IL. Judge
Cheney admonished him that he would
only allow him 10 minutes additional
after recess to complete his peroration.
White went over very much the same
ground that he had travelled over on
Saturday and was at times very insult
ing to some OF the witnesses for the pro-
secutiQp. He persistently called one of
them named Humbert Mr.. Humbug,
and at one time referred to him as
perjurer. The court promptly stopped
the defendants insolence and told him
it must not recur.
White presented an instruction to the
court for the jury, directing them that
inasmuch as the district attorney had
acknowledged that the evidence was not
sufficient to justify the finding of a ver-
dict of assault to murder, they should
only consider those of assault with
deadly weapon and of simple assault.
The court refused to let the instruction
90 in with the rest In the afternoon
White concluded his appeal to the jury,
which had been literally interlarded
with biblical, Shakespearian and other
quotations. Mr.. Hardesty closed quickly
for the people.
The jury retired at 2:30, came into
court at :59 and again at 5 :55 for further
instructions. After the testimony of one
witness had been read, they intimated
that they wanted dinner and nothing
but spread at Jerry Illich's would do.
When they left in charge of deputy
sheriff Cline, Judge Cheney intimated
that he would remain in waiting three
quarters of an hour, but if at that time no
decision was reached he would order the
jury locked up for the night, as he was
tired and had a big days work before
him today.
At 500 the jury being unable to
agree, were ordered kept together dur
ing the night. 1t is not yet known how
they stand, but it is believed that
compromise will be reached by which
White will be found guilty OF simple
assault.
In Saturdays proceedings, which
appeared on Sunday, the re-
porter in giving Mr.. Friedrich's
testimony, was made to say
that he had seen White kicking his
wife, but not striking her. This was
not the case. Freidrich's testified that
he saw her kicking White. This correc-
tion is made at Mr.. Whites request.
Los Angeles herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1890-1893, 1890-08-19
HONEST POLITICAL METHODS
A Demand that Primaries Be Called
Under the State Laws.

At meeting of committees from the
various Democratic clubs OF the city yes
terday, the following business was trans
acted A. J. King was elected chair
man and J. H. Melvill secretary.
The chair stated the object of the
meeting to formulate resolutions asking
the Democratic Central Committee to
make the call for the coming primaries
under the state or so-called Potter law.
The following clubs only being repre-
scented, Alliance, Iroquois, Jackson and
Pond Spanish-American, it was moved
by Mr.. Mesmer that the secretary be in
structed to notify all other Democratic
organizations in the city, asking them
to appoint committees of three from
each organization and their president to
join with the Alliance club in such re-
quest.
1t was decided that all such commit
tees should meet at the Alliance club
headquarters on Monday, August %, at
7:30 p. M, for the purpose OF consulting
together and formulating such request
to the county central committee.
The clubs were represented as follows
Alliance-Jos. Kurtz, j. H. Booty,
w. H. Workman, Jos. Mesmer.
Iroquois-A. F. Mackey, G. R. Red
dick, VIM. Crawford, j. H. Melvill.
Jackson-Calvin Edgerton, A. w.
Hutton, A. J. King.
Pond simultaneously j. Domin-
guez, Robert r. Dominguez, r. F. Sepul-
veda, J. S. Redona.