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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-08-20

THEFARM And GARDEN
Minute Description Given Of the
Hog Of the Future.
TREAT CALMING cows KINDLY
Butter Commin ding the Highest Price
Help the Small Dairyman II He
WIN Help Himself.
TREAT cALVlNG cows KINDLY

In this day OF cooperative stforts Il
dairying the efeamerirs arc q CON ms,.
and popular topic OF consorsst ion ia -.
Tichltufal pApors and slscw hsre, bat h.
spite Of the great increase of e,eamr,is-
tho largest part OF the better TODAY i
the product OF the small farms. Wkit.
II would be a means OF improving a..
great mass OF this butter To have in Nj.
al The large creamery, stiti th1 inpossl-
bliIty OF sueh thing until tAere ia !.
great change In the existing eireum.
stances makes q sudden reform Qua al ~.
question. The only thing therefore thai
s-eus feasible at present, says Joi.n
GOaid, 10 10 carry on = campaign O! s.ls,
Gallon and SEQ II these p~.sr.s eanno, be
reached AMI the idea made plain 10 them
that there Is . market tsshi0a in t,ut,.x
and that tits hlshess price go~s = IN ,k,,
highest grade. and that all ia ter which
loo. no, reach tina, standard of sxerA
.rncr Is 20 greater or l-ss extent drux
Ia the market ahd 10 i.fee.i ta he s1ld Al
price that the bayer names and III.
seller must taar. fHt., ~e ere glad 10
notice, - sOfk the dairy harraa 80
ah.irftAsrH ia 9 measure. The greatest
iau.t ui the tnslrfmas-f IL that he 90
che a. INC ca>r NAV, .. unirarhabis u =
great ritrnt ani refuses ~ ser OF ansirr.
stand ,ha. ss 81 can t- ssld fl a ball a
batter as sell a. la a patn.lng " a ias
satch.
The Whole mat'es is che Vi aafy
anos ,rdsrs and tbos- ~hO apply .hris
reasoning faculties 10 nnI Jat and nx,-
ter ,hoa1 thing oil! MAKE q. cool ba.-
&c, 10 Tie isfmhy4s- as the etramrsy
AMI often t-tt-F aAi It ,h. batter a
pat into market, tgP price. s,ll i- r~-
ahtrsi lpr u. There tore sayr Mr. t.eali
help ,h- 7aai. ia-fY tuaa-.t &c ~lli hsle
hlAs~.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-08-20
EDUCATIONAL NOTES


/ oxiNrd University AS s,2sl s;2>ssa IS
sa'iy> aNar svg,ea srs3usis>G inn Va.
s2r iAis yra-.
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ssNsneter.
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Ass~ sise2.
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iSoasl.
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$ Ir'ser u,sslsrt - sailEss-, sa,.e n,
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"a Siss s~cInsluus Sfaissa rIasSs. !, ~
faksisfs Il IA r1--tsts z.i1zr.-, s.r,s A.
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lsxs e~sn -laa!s.
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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-08-20

Hossr-lu,s - per l.5ani.
sAAt -lIsrrF.sJ!, tIJ.lo5It.1c -,ccx.
tilcSLZ per toh,
tor,ak--t oesA ktca, q &c. Rl,. ~.
"a a.lur. Az MocAA, ,! : Az. lara
- g = &c. Afbaek e . it.b Ioaal cases,
a '-ac per pound.
>lal r. Eastern, "A barrels. - a 40
bait tSrTr.s, a. +. a s. &c. IA ca-c., S, {
40 i'-r sa!lont g - pr 49,. CaAtoru.a
n barrels, - he per sa.Eya, No per
krs.
k.,4--I-lAnI. s5aJa5.=5 per evn.Al
Japan. s. ~ g. %.
pAAp kAcgrs--Pvtile prun-n, s4lle
silver. - elte. Italian. y4tlc. Ger
man. - lnr plauls, o.E. &c app.-n, 34s
rsaEofat,d aprsoJls, !JeElt. p~a,hc.,
lJ,s!l, pears, - p.r p.Sani
bK,s- small shitr, az PINK. .c.
AVS -ic, UuGi.r. Se.c. lmH. :,
~ f-r puGad.
eCaAS-b. a.. ttobden {. ,',e c.tra
Z. ~ MAJ \. 5-se, srana4air.i,
$40, cnt- crushed AMI 80 i-rv.i. = {
c'5n i-vt.Jnrsr' 4. as aAps- .a.Af. - 4
!, { l-t y.oant
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quoted si.j.hki.so. peaches, go
aAs; ext r-Ars o.. >Jess - plaH4s,s! S. =
{ 80, stgas t-rries. e. clrr.a-s
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a = ,!.-a - aa,. SIS. re-.
= - "a ral. $50.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-08-20

oF r'ur ssss PSF aapz~ wiI n.
- ahrr s@t'lzs vsrsstiss a4 hoes svs
ave hsari 81 ssass Hsubass ash
- a.'fn hens prsizsins ss.l 70 as srss
$50 p~F ssuun re, shs SO xeaH
% ssa= a. Caa q s,.s a2 lsn zp u
sFsrsxs tbs there 10 ~ strahx
"sh 9rog~r ears 10 s~is~stss 10 hr~.si
'e", All - Iras ssrh . Hxrs cool ~
@E HP In THIS gr~s; average. n.
'@~'A hossvsr, ia .slsrtinr hrs~is-s
ns'' a-t - % ss-.rsain - kieh Lea.
rs o. az ihs Escss .sx=. ssz thsvs are
ef"a sEuess ihs naz- SITTER. . as
an~i II tAsT- srrs are haieh~a.
- eh'sssas, hts th.sr usp,hsr.. weas1
FF2@h sros ap p-ons assrs In a-ass
20 FsA'-s 80 sVsrsss has:nz n sask
50 - Raish5ax Heuss Re s~ssxs~t 'rona
'ss-'~ ,sa' .hish ar The greatest aua<-
No 10 ss}l 90 10 ~ thss aa4 give
- asA' ihas &c esn 5~p~ud upcn, ever
. az a. secured usassr Of ssrs
VSr aansTa. AZ nth eo.s Walsh .iH girs
'sFia Ssa1titF q saiis OF hxttsr r~r
saRE'n let IN 10 certain 81 shss the
',f 49,. : ss 'a~ Assiss. @u.s ~ ssrs r-p-
$50 he 80 'sss she ra-signsr
= = De 70 81 49, l;.is hsssl3 .orth
49,. SOC ~ eoaa rsrialy eel
'sas. ;ha' p<usisciss q, as,s~ pxise.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-08-20
PURELY Personal.
Prince Bismarck Said 10 ne Partly o,
SlaN Orisin--Charles Summers
Afist,Sratie Tastes.


Justice lAmar's long hcks ara whi,sn
tns.
Hrancis rArkman. the hissn,,~r Ia,
been pArtially blind ior sevarnl ra.r>
Ha,, Rx,r, 49,,
,c,,s vrrs h,rn In ,SrsN nss,sn MY, NV
lin, Rice and Rutlcr.
A,sx~r.,.r p.~...u MN, r,.,s
Nansul a, MANIA rh;,snns 49, Ss~'s 3
rr,s,r,s.i 4, hsv. h,.~,, s"s' y
ls'am. "'' ~
~, M
N. - Gs W N,men owner o.
~ss nrs a, a., -..E... >N".S,
Rrs,kNn hrii,s >S<S ~ Wv
-, So,
nae' SsNane, me miiisenaare rail-
rM tr~s,aeaI mas = dislike tor type
80. IN ~ -. NuN~'' ~no
o.,
MIS-, aamparS WAN - wonderful
anSais'' sne Is Srssd IN French, Ger
man, SrAnisn ana ttAasn literature, IL
n"'h'aS M lAsia' Ureek and he
INV
NsNSaN hsphnS has sead the truth
~Ne' Msa,rea'' as ne Hsa aeeat New
'MN, an" ue sSea, SaaeS ~ thai city
aA,e s's W'raatsd ann, lie dozen
wv" =" s~'V aaSa S"sat u, however.
7. \ Southland, nc~ in his S>ta wear,
- the oldest shipha,Aisr in Maine, he
I'VE, "a N'shnseh1' sna hss eais' over
wv Nssc4~ nus name Is tam'har one
!" sh'ssNas s''V'sS All over me sNta-
One " the seNen er eiSA, Americans
xhe have eeea elected 10 the ae~ British
fsrhansent Is I. \, Charming, : San 81
NeV. W, II, taSna'ns anal a nephew VI
~, ,sss Sa'aes n'SA''Sa preacher, Wil..ana
query ,nAna'aS'
NTknsaasA t<aaSrsssasea are hy NJ
means nea~nLnsNs, A. used ~ re tAlNsShl
Nssnen sscEins Nan TIscksr Sa3 San
sci tNx, however, We must exe<~;
aere than seNe had We, .rNsa "roa
"AtSSN ~ "s>srS'A
Inc shah ~ Persia and the Satan a
Turkey each ,>Nss<Nss A mai worked vita
pearls and dl2EsA>la4s> valued at over - =
NSSN PRAYER mats " secA = vahsp
should Sire powerful, isv>- ~ relsxst>as
peiitinns IN which humility j. the heAt-
Ing sesinre.
Aprnp>S " Herr Nests assurances
lha' ne ~Srd aoi run s~Ay irnna arrest,
u may ee feiaem tsrsSd that he ASSURE
every one that hts capatal>.>ssilnS s,>si
hsd NO nN,n ior tear ae>a. thr~e days
tehere ne Was dragged irogn under Lena
slschers t<'d.
Prince Nsuark is NArtly ~ Slsv ,r;.
sn. HIS Ana ss.or em,,rs,>i :, Rnss,s
n tNe eighteenth century. and evea,n,
NhN hscAaa~ t'"vernor oi Lavon.A. he
u.s. A',er~srd seat 10 Sit'er,s, ea, u A.
rccalts~i >otne wears Alter. HIS tom b has
ns1 e'ea discovered IN fo,tsva.
At the nv mt xnisin, in p,,h,;, -;
the Nit~roy's isa,A,er d. Vi,,.r,v h,,,.
s..i jN,ky>l qal,e hr,ds~ Ike In n. .,,,rs
he ~yrs yn,. a,su>ana star and MA n,
-, Patrick. and the mu,,I,uiiuscs~hj /.
~s,}s r,s,h~,,. a,...h.a :. :,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-08-20

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& = - ~~+ So O. . sr~su. sr .~,-sa.t
sS~' a -'as-. =. . =s.4sr ~ r.7s=si.
49, - ,, tart s0.a ENssr ms
. a. SO "a - - as = go
. .'sS" a.ss~ r,sl - sA.ss-. 3
Z = 7-r g.7az4
80 71Fss1s hAsT AK "
S7aT+-N "A ~ SIS Era7.e!--s 1
"a - sestsrE e'rNsss, dis asr
s-'r--t. .a- ~ u - Qualities
Z ~ NoGz-zA.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-08-20

.--. esi'-75 rl.az-.- - .s.- .,
'--- .1@ a-rt 49, f--s - =
49, 10 =t-E--~
ae-ar..ss 80. 7-.-.,---
- .' A. 'Ti--s sr5l-T ana e..
a. T5.' ,arr- -ru., a.. A -.
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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-08-20

" - 90 ''sg- ssl.st a. ,,,r,,.
sal go ~, a. fr- - = - y -
ssszst. ~''Asss''1s : -
-si Ht7 F5H-z AL ~. - %,
= 7'''''L srrarazsx e n a.
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-.'s-Tz F-.- 7--.sS -
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-08-20
FOREIGN CABLECRAMS
Time GendarmeS Presented With
Souvenirs BY Bismarck,
CHOLERA BAClLLl EXPERIMENTS,
Very Conflicting Reports Concerning the
Revelation In Venezuela
Report Denied.
CHOLERA BAClLLl EXPERIMENTS

lue frSnch Torres nave ucgun ho5tltt-
ties against the lahomeyans.
The Swiss Guards, part OF the fope's
household Are 10 he dispensed with.
| Mount lima is showing a renewal OF
activity. The streams OF lava are In
creaslns.
| Emperor Williams Meteor won the
| arst prtGe IN the southampton YACHT
/ club races.
/ The troops OF the sultan oi Morocco
have bs,en repulsed by the insurgents
| tStore ransler.
[ The reception OF Sir Charles pike IN
| Parliament by his Old friends Was rx-
/ ceeilnsly cordial.
United states Minister Patrick E,san
[ has announced 10 the Foreign uthcr a,
( Va. NA-S4so that he ln;ends - leave
! th'A Icy The end OF the presen. month.
+ Rudolph Jaeger, the driaultins cash.
I ser ~ the banking house OF Rpthschl. ii
Al Frank o,i, t,ermAny, va. sentenced
( ~ ten wears Imprisonment .or EN- bv2
| a.rlRv9:.
Griacr 4 saSartA has presented !ver
$g'uVeu,g, ~ tav three kAyAr.aa gen.
IArGcrs slu -~cr stationed a, srnanris
before : residence laIlAs hl- .tay in
h.>sea .vn.
. l. : reported in Belgrade that a tOa-
s2lraty a4s t<vu i -coV-rr,i against he
trpre oi Montenegro. 3d. : very ua-
( Nop9 A., AZ! 4 AZ seyrfa. VI the p.u, er.
aANr 4.I he country.
Tae Hre evt ~ The Propaganda A.
Il NGle Urges t.e Catholic bIshlu- VI the
aNei SAFE 20 pAy Important Alien
;toa - ne pN-1va.A. .cho,. question Al
.ar c1ga.Gs syaoi
- "..aAm licnry gl9a.Islr.a, Hoe
~ CaA- - N.aa-s srr-r4aui.r and
.'~r'ralu tl...r hay~ n,.rH nominated A.
t.asa delegates - the international
VI Anr.Ayy Conference
E-o2siat- * iaRd i'm. .!.~r. a,.-1s.
sd ta~ e;hrr dAy IN the "a hr.,is-
a! A-.t .r.>vryi,.,i ~ remove "a. god
a'-;fGti.oL. erected b, .A- Loa>Ion VA
Ter NrrAs tcsn PAay All 80 o:acr dam
Asr.
~ the .r-tyA. q The ;rA.a :roa. F.o..
ccee a: gao, lla.F. >au4Ay. -
",-c9 o.! p, sns "A, tJaa4 wax IrA.i
NHr u 'he Carriages sl;h ..V..a
aaAs IN h. bead TIE pol.ce have
ATrvs;r'i : = - F-,-;y-' larirr
NJ. HfAzt.. ~ll1~ 81 The Nance,
:rr s-.a E.HHaA.- =. cotton maaa.
at l-vr. = ;-r purchaser ai the tltAorp.
lcrArr gAt:rs- SKA ty Far Spencer.
40 3-'e-.s .-at Nauch~-t-r -lAl4 -, The
'-i2-r aA2~ a' the literary sr~a.lr-.
A. 2zr-s~ crvs4 Nrrugu~d b.
A'tS 81 E~r.a 30 hg- r~turu hone.
. .- ~ Sew. .t-A r--eu,.urn: sinrr
- --~'1 A. lrea N~rr g-sot~ "a h-
-@'e l~. @se n; the "a SGy .ta
..11. seq r-At;sc4 .y c.a-ri I.A.n.t
-. .--.
-'o-S' 0NcaPtra'v
10 .''.'A- 4 ArE~
nee 'af a1'ls
-.--s ..-a. ~'''T' % - ~
- - ~ ;"F iraa
80 NH AZ t"rn pra
'"r "e3 e
~s'F ai Ter 2, 'n~ at F-Ht
~ 60 7r-h;nfs, A-t r.. As..'Aa'
$3.50 A. haze f'~a 1lAs ~ FL,
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e, '--s g srs",:-.'
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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-08-20
BEYOND THE ROCKIES
s., Louis 0niers Her Cinnamon
to be Photographed,
A CRUSADE AGAINST lYNCnEHS
Connecticut ENcelS All Other States in the
the Number Of rattntS-rae
Texas Cotton 0op,

| rs r>,. 49,
N>N''H >4'tN
|
t~'srsad rate War 70 tnr~afens<t ~ the
~ >"'
Kansas heat crop this year 10 ests-
navel ~ SsAssVN bushels.
snapper uArr'sen, the netsd f'ekey,
sef'~"$N III ~ Long SrSneh'
The threatened strike u the Union IA
ssnS '~'eIrapaers mas es>en aNerted,
Chanc~.lar Allen 81 Tennessee decides
that dealing in tnturea is gambling.
In Chicago the price ii beer AMI pare
water are now very nearly the same
rrcSo e>san,v, Kan, maid slas for \.
80 pairs Of rabbit cara the other dsy.
The hsantv nAia hv Minnesota las,
wear tcr wNs,f scalas Amounted T., 81 .
90
The State tax al the estate NJ 1>hp
Jas>,h Asi>Ar viii amount 4, ah,ai .sN .
~
The Texas raias have insur,s, the ,,,.
ton cnas q. the auth western mari a; ,hs
State,
The E,ss,, usssh,ys will ny, ~ a..
k~sN t. sell rAp~rs Va s.rs,e, cars in
;nIare>
law IsSaA SAYS he ~iN naysr ~ >-s,ss-
iIS Aixia, and atfsys his Yacht Atlantis
IN sale
SasaA.s death rate i y~-Y hiyh al
asI>si too hundred cA.harra Sy@iws~s
SAs~ FA>a
{ a~s3s against tyacAlaS and lvacasrs
- Tennessee,
AM A,sA>> I,A,.,.s <.xs -. -.
rrasl>rs tAsi ne j. :, ~ ras.ss Csr,aiaAI
are sitA>aI A>aas3A;Saa.
R>th ,.-ts~s .,,r.- ?, ~ ss,,ss.;
aye- The ,ean,,,rts,snn,s,, \. Ng~h,<sr
ey tie .aly,>i Is.s,ssts-.
i ,.,
n.,rats s,,>osins - ~, - -
ANY ,,A., St..s ~ ths f~,S>-
,,.;..
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/ "'e -'- NC SN's' l.
- ~ iSEN
~h,.h - ~, -, a., -.
N'-'-
{ A"sEe nave ISSa 2eANS rams - ts1A-
+ T'NSAS AM sne 'eSf - sA'eF iS113ae
No 'Nnses ASnss over t'Ai ale g>A'A
TIE 81 l>,r. SUPERINTENDENT ii p
.''s 2 A. eTSersNd tsAI ss>aA q IA e-ty :
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-09
Countess Champoliion Dead.

The death is announced in Paris OF
the Countess Mary Cherronet Champol-
lion, aged &c years, widow Of Count
Champollon and eldest daughter OF Nr.
and Mrs. Austin Corbin, OF New York
city. The remains will be brought to
this country and buried at Woodlawn
beside those Of her husband, who died
in this country in 1886. The Countess
Champollion leaves one son II years OF
age. aud he is the only male survivor Of
tile Egyptian scholar Champollion: he
will he brought to this country and edu-
Gated here by his grandparents. The
only other living member OF the Chum.
pollion family is the granddaughter OF
the first Champollion, the present
Countess de Troche.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-09
New Features of the Gymnasium.

At the meeting OF the Board of Di-
rectors of the Young Mems Christian
Association Tuesday night Professor
Horace +. Smith, the physical director,
submitted report giving quite an in-
teresting outline OF what had been ac-
compiished in the gymnasium during
the past season. He also made the fol-
lowing recommendations for the next
season, and they were approved by the
board:
The directors lin cooperation with
the general secretary should be author.
lied to arrange for an exhibition TO be
given in the Mozart Academy of Music
during the month OF November, 1892,
said exhibition to be similar in plan and
programme TO that given last April, and
the ceeds TO be devoted to the better
equipment of the gymnasium.
"A series of informal talks should be
arranged and given in the gymnasium
by the leading physicians OF the city ;
these lectures to he on topics bearing
upon the construction and proper use
and care of the body.
"The tub bath should be removed and
spray-baths put 10 its place the bowl
ing alleys should be improved in a
general way and the gymnasium pro-
vided with more effective electric lights.
The gymnasium floor and windows
should be repainted and the lockers be
thoroughly overhauled and repaired.
Among tie additional apparatus the pur-
chase OF which is recommended are
mentioned a spriDg-board and Me-
dart buck"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-09

ing "Murder.' Hastily donninQ his
clothes the officer went out on his porch
and fonnd Henrietta trying to get into
his house BY means of the trellis.work.
She said Sands threatened to kill her.
The officer took the woman to the
First Station. where she sworc out tho
warrant which led to Sandss arrest
The prisoner. who appears to be about
80 years OF sgc. is native OF Ha-
gerstown, Md. He has wife and two
children in Meridian. Miss, and says he
does not know whether he is divorced or
not. he claims to be taking care Of
Henrietta in order to right wrong done
her by his brother, aud says he would
marry her If he knew that he could To-
galiy do so. He has worked with several
tailors here.
The woman is only l5 years OF age.
and Is quite good-looking. She is an
experienced typewriter aud stenogrs-
pher.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-09
THE DISTRICT CONFERENCE.
Business of tho First Days Session
Preaching by visiting Clergy.

Hueiuoes OF tn0 FIST Oey'e SosssS"
Preaching by visiting Clergy.
The District Conference Of the West
Richmond District Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church. South, met in Park
Place church at 9 o'clock yesterday
morning. Rev. A. G. Brown, ID. d.,
the presiding elder Of the district, occu-
pied the chair. and Mr.. Ro. L. Richard
son was tho secretary.
After religious services, conducted by
the presiding elder, the conference be-
gan its regular business.
The business of the body was put in
the hands OF the following committee !:
Rev. w. e. Judkins, d. d., Richard
lrby, Rev. r. H. Mullen, NJ. A. Cogbill,
and Rev. E. 2. Parham.
A very pleasant feature Of the confer
ence was the Handwriting of preachers
and delegates, during which business
was suspended for about ten minutes.
Drs. Brown and Bledsoe we're consti-
tuted Committee on Public Worship.
The roll OF churches in the district was
called, and the preachers and delegates
made reports concerning the general
state Of the Church in their respective
charges. -.
Two meetings of the conference will
be held in the day, the first opening at
$50 in the morning and adjourning at
l 80, and the second opening at 4 and
adjourning at will. These sessions OF the
conference are open to the public, and
MANY who arc not members of the con-
ference will find it interesting to attend.
The following appointments were
made by preachers to fill the Methodist
pulpits Of the city in their regular ser
vices last night Laurel-Street, DIR. II.
4. Johnston Clsy-Street. Rev. Paul
Bradley; Park-P Place, Rev: 9. S. Walms-
lev Union-Station. Rev. r. 4. Michels
Trinity, Rev. John A. Smith /; Cente-
nary, Rev. E. p. Parham f; Washington
Street, Rev. F. NJ. Edwards Denny
Street, Rev. W. f. Ballard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-09
T,,rtx Bo,s Enlist as soldiers.

The last meeting of the season OF the
Junior Hollywood Memorial Association
was held at the Young Mems Christian
Association Yesterday afternoon. and
was largely attended. The meeting was
presided over by Miss May Baughman,
Who reported that the ladies had in hand
sI3O as the result OF the tea held at the
old Raily house, on Franklin street, last
Thursday night
In RESPONSE TO the address made be-
,ore the last meeting Of the association
Inv CAPTAIN CutchiDs relative to the or
eauization OF juvenile military COM
many. about thirty boys enlisted yester-
fsv afternoon. The name of the COM
nany has not yet been decided upon,
p pat Captain s Cutchins, vino will instruct
,he boys is DESTROYS OF the company
being called Junior Blues" which will
no doubt be adopted.