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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-22
TIE BOARD.
From the Courts.

Judge T.. c. Minor, Of the Law and
Equity Court granted yesterday charter
10 the Virginia Publishing Company. Ihe
purpose for which the company Is FORMED
IS 10 publish weekly paper to be known
as the Virginia Baptist: also for the pur-
pose of conducting a general printing
business. The capital stock shall not be
less than $500, nor more than 5000. divided
into shares Of sos each. The officers for
the first year are u. d. Lewis. president
G.. w. Hayes. Lynchburg, vice-president;
James III. Hayes, secretary; j. E. Jones.
treasurer. The directors are the above
and ID. Webster Davis, S. u. Griggs, and
w. Il. Graham.
Mr.. Charles II. Page was admitted to
practice law In this court.
The following persons were yesterday
admitted as citizens Of the United States:
Joseph Equi, Joseph Alright, and Salferin
Rocchiccoll, natives Of Italy. and Theo-
dore Kellu, a native Of Switzerland.
Suit was instituted yesterday by the
Columbia Wagon Company VS.. William
Lewis, for $500.
The Hastings Court was engaged again
yesterday trying civil cases.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-22
Wood Nor Chilly

The Wood-Higgins' seduction trial was
concluded In the Henrico County Court
yesterday the jury finding verdict of
mot guilty shortly before the hour of
midnight.
Judge Wickham's instructions were nu-
merous and strong. but not suitable for
publication.
DR.. Charles II. Chalkley. the accom-
plished physician TO the county jail, hav-
ing rendered his resignation, Judge Wick
ham Will, 1t is expected, appoint his sue
cessor tomorrow or Tuesday. There are
several aspirants for the Office. among
them being DR.. Leftwich. DR.. Station Dr.
Garlick. DR.. Finch and DR.. Croxton. DR..
Leftwich is the present county coroner
and has strong endorsements for the posi-
ton.
The colored school teachers OF Henrico
met at the county courthouse yesterday
and organized a Teachers Asso-
citation. There was full attendance and
much interest was shown. They will meet
the third Saturday in each month.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-22
CLOSED THE SEASON.
The Grau Opera Company Gavo Its Last
Performance Last Night.

Jules Grau's Opera Company, amid en-
thusiastic applause from pleased audi
erce closed their engagement in this city
at the Academy last evening. IL was not
only the closing Of the present engage
ment but the final performance OF this
seasons tour.
"Boccaccio" was the opera billed 10 be
sung but the thoughts OF home and a
rest Overruled their ambitions. Guyins,
capering. and witty touches at each oiher
took the place Of the lbretto. The music
was not sung with the usual vim that
has characterized the cast throughout the
eneacement But as stated above. there
was AM excuse for this fault. The audi,
euca laid aside all critical ideas ana
ioinsd with them IN their merry-making.
Mics Etssie Fairbrain and Mr.. Stanley
Felch were at their best. Misses Mason,
earle and Bernard sang the roles aliot-
ted 10 them In most excellent manner.
Al the matinee Paul Jones was sung
with the same success as on MONDAY
evening. III -, ,,,o,,od
TO be- a white elephant TO Mr.. Grau.
In has left a well-imprinted remembrance
in the memory Of those who ala near we
comDanv and when the company r e.u' ~. 10
next season larger audiences VIII greet It,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-22
T,osaoy uozart Musicale.

rrho f,,,o,,.,,o, programme has been care
fully prepared for this occasion LUIS ...'
24th1 and will be rendered by iaVo'He
local musIoiane. II was he purpose u
the Nusi, Committee TO have hao 'his
n connective contest. bat they nave oeen
Disappointed at a late hour. ara on ac-
count Of one OF the quartettes not beins
able n make rs arrangements This Is
the programme: ,,. Co.
l. Mixed quartette. Moonlight Come
Again" CThompson). Hiss Nellie Rogers,
Mrs. J. p. Durett. Mess-s. Cloves and
Lehman.
.. renor. "The Brigand's Love Song"
Faybre), Mr.. Cloves.
3. Alto "The Voices OF the WOODS
Rubenstein). Mrs Durrett.
4. Male ouartette, Why Murmur the
Waters" (Alen. the Webb ouartetfe.
s. Soprano. because OF Thee" (Tours)
Miss Rogers. ,
Garrish. the webb Quaitet.e.
Z. Alto. MY Little Love niawley).
Mrs. Durrett
g. Basso. '9rhe Armourer's SONG"
robin Hood" DKoyeD, Mr.. Lorn.an.
Q. Soprano. 'eWinter Lullaby" OKoven,.
Miss Rogers.
10. Male ouartette. "Ai;on Waltz
VogeD, the Webb Quairaste.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-22

gymnasium director, superintendent the
contest. The judges were Messrs. Harry
ID. Bates. ID. Saunders Carter. and
Robert Minor; official scorer. L. q. Bur-
ress; clerk OF the course. u. Percy Halves.
Jr.
The following is list Of the names of
the boys who took part In the contest
ane the number OF points made by them;
X. NJ. August. 49, Percy w. Finney.
liz SIS; Louis r. Wood, 1913; r. A.
Morrisette. lCs 2-S; j. II. Myers. lot:
Robert Michaels. 1863; Marvine Pond.
Isl 5-s; Morris Halves. liS Is; Melville
Wright, 1856 %: Crawley Blanton. 1855 IL;
James Gilman. 1884; William Evans. l29
90: Douglas Gordon. le) IL; II. c. Bosher.
l2i, Anderson Davis. l2l i-2; Victor Men
sci. l2o IL; James Bolton. 10 20: Charlie
Taylor, us; Adolph 0stersoh, Ut t3; W.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-22

vassirs committees among their friends.
This was agreed to. and, on motion OF
Mr. John r. West. 1t was decided to hold
another meeting az the same place next
Tuesday afternoon at $50 o'clock.
The ministers were requested 10 urge
upon the male members of their con-
gregations TO be present at the meeting
10 be held in the assembly room OF the
Chamber of Commcrce on Tuesday, and
10 take part in raising the debt now rest
Ing upon the association.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-22
Shot the M0forman

Mr.. Samuel Hall, motorman on the
Main-street line OF electric cars, was shot
in the head last night about s O'Clock
street.
The bullet inflicted slight scalp wound.
1T is not known who fired the shot The
conductor thinks II was drunken negro
whom he had to put off Of his car during
the day. The negro was evidently shoot
ing for revenge. The wounded man was
attended to by q physician.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-22

Persons who are subject to attacks OF
bilious collie can almost invariapiy teii'
BY their feelings when to exp expect c an at
as these symptoms appear, they can ward
of the d,yaasse auch persons should al
ways ke espsI the Remedy at hand. ready
for Immediate use when se needed rdsa t Two VII Sr
t tayee ,S doses Of It sarer rim For sale BY
Owens Minor Drug Company. r: u.
Slaughter. e. p. Reeves b Co. and W. O.
Forstmann. druggists
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-22
Tn r,tertain Delegates.

The committee appointed by the sew
eral Episcopal churches to arrange for
the entertainment Of delegates to the
Council viii meet in the lecture room of
st. James church Monday evening. April
I'D, at O'Clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-22

The board of directors Of the Moody
choir met at the association building last
evening and decided to arrange for a
concert to be given for the benefit o. the
association in the near future. The re-
hearsals for the concert will begin next
week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-22
CONTEST FOR BOYS.
X. NJ. August tho Winner. with Percy d.
Finney as Second.

A gymnastic contest took place yes
terday morning in tho gymnasium OF the
Young Mems Christian Association among
the members of the junior department.
There were thirty-two participants, ana
the contests were on the following diner
emf apparatus and exercises: Free work
calisthenics, parallel bars. side horse
wanting bar and buck. The highest num-
her OF points to be secured was $50. and
az these II. Munford August made iI5'
thereby wIning the first prize, hand
some silver medal. Percy w. finney
was a close second. with III 30, and Sc
cured . bronze medal
Professor Anton ScbatEei, the e61cient
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-22
Twenty Dollars Reward.

Twenty dollars reward will be paid for
the arrest and delivery to the authorities
Of Ashland Va. Of one Sandy Scott. q
negro, gingerbread color. five feet ten
inches tall. weighs about 160 pounds:
wears small goatee and mustache. has a
scald on right hand. He is about forty
years old.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-22

vsniss tsces. SpSs . lnshs ~
rns ~ Top Pylne Edp vse1ss le4s.o
up 70 - AnchsS Md. .........~60A Ayoe6
More snd<mors Of the inner vsulss Dut,
tsr oe}Ds cod 1Dru LAcss. 7sc.. u. sss-siS
ayard-
Greater enA greater quantities. . sutses
II, %. -. and SOC. yard.
Ribbon New Lace Insertion, the latest
dress trimming. 10 and i7c. yard.
Au-Over Cambria Embroidery, light
blue. vdnk, navy, red, aud lavender en-
broidered dots. IN white ground. 73c.
yard. insertions to match. &C.
Figured Crepe Cloths. 50 inches wids
Striped Gaiatea Cloth. specially suited
for boys wash suits. ..........20 c. . yard.
Linen Figured Percalcs. .....-.l2 lie.
Striped and Checked crepone,te, lac.
Crinkic GIngbams, new pinks Slues. 10.
case OF New Spring Dress Gipghams, tho
best we have offered yet for. DC. q yard.
Mems Pants Patterns OF imported wor.
steds. all new, from 81 SC To 50.
Special lot of new styles Boys Wool
Filling Cassimeres ........... 3Oc. a ward.
1910. sat.csns, fast black, black ana
white, blue AMI white stripe, TOR Sc. yard.
scotch Bssis,e, specially adapted for
waists, &c.
25 different pstie-ns In the 10, Of Mems
Finest Pcrcalo enrts az al.
Mems Dress Percals Shirts, rounded DO.
soms, cuts attached. all sizes. 7Jc.
Laundersd PercaIe Shir.5-ieventers.
blues, ptuks. chscke. and stripes--collars
aud cuffs attached. and perfectly finished.
39c.
Gentismea's Uulaundered Striped p. K.
Bosom Shirts. heavy bleached cotton. free
from starch. only 50c.-any Size
Mems Striped Neglgee shirts. made q
fsSt-colored canvas cloth, 25c. each.
BOYS Shlrt-waists, 8 to II years, made Of
shev.ot aud percale, 3 pleats front and back.
25c.
Iothers-Friend shirt-wslsts, emo psrcals
isuniered, Zoe.
Fins quality Faqt-Bl,ck HsrmsdorfDys
Nous Seamless Sox n to Ill. only lie.
heavyweight Mode and Tan Seamless
Sox at loo. q pair
Extra Cue Double II eel and Too sex. slate,
tan-. and mode, all sizes, Elk In box, ios
Sl.25 Dox.
Bsrrnsdorf-Dys Black Sox, silk embro'd-
cred fronts, only 2oc. pair.
SIX Bows, so pa terms. all colors, only 17c.
Band Bows, black silk, satin, aud all slk
coors, az 2oc apiece.
Satin Tocks, only 15c.
All-sils Polk-Dot Windsor Tics, 100.
Mons Blenchei jeans Drawers. ell sizes,
at Poe. pair.
Mems Woven Colored- Bordered Handker.
chiefs at &c. each.
Mems II. 2. Linen Handkerchlefs, pure
whi.e, at 1915.
Gentlemens Jewelry Sets. consisting Of
studs, cuf- buttons, and collar-butsons ~
match. at soc. q set
--.-.--z---z.------.-----z----s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-22
Carpets and Matings, at This Sale, Half Price.
TS a 40 SYCIE 81 CO.,
3O3 Broad Street lote Location.) Next Corner Third.
Picture given Hermsdorf Souvenier

lie BEDFORD. III %: Evelyn Tower. iG rs:
Ambrose Page. iG IL; Arthur kauR.
l0i Is. Shelton Eggieston. 100 l-3: Warren
Goddard, 81 2-3: Clarence PAGE. 90 30:
Fred. knight. 80 IL: Bosher Newell. 50:
Adolph Hartung. ~; AdoIph Jacobs. G. Is;
A. 8. Gilman. IS 49, Hunter Jordon. s. Ia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-22
xechsnies Institute Conmeucrn.esi.

The closing exercises OF the Virginia
Mechanics Institute Will be held In the
Y. NJ. c. A. Hall. Oh Friday. May 18th. AZ
$50 o'clock
Prizes and diplomas VIII be delivered
by the principal Mr.. c. =. 4. Burg
wyn. the address 10y Mr.. r. H. Thurs
ton, director OF Sibley College. Corneil
University. Ithaca, n. y. The public
ere cordially invited
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-22

Rev j. w. Moore Will make an ad-
dress to the Missionary Society OF LAUREL
Street Methodist church this afternoon
at $3.50 O'Clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-22

Pinch Blacf Figurei Tatfetas. three OF
the very newest ideas designs. and effects
ali others sell the identical sink Ell sIN
but these threepieces we snail sell fork
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-22

Pure silk. A Black Grenadines. satin
stripes, three aifierent Wild his and STYLE
OF stripes. neve oefoTr such qualities or
designs under ,l.o. These will be sold
for ............. .-...................... Xar
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-22

rrand Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Veo
hr Charles Il. Wingo thought that
IL would be advisable 10 hold another
meeting 10 raise the additional amount
needed. and he suggested that all those
present constitute themseiv5 as can
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-22

II you havea certain amount to spend
want the pre- TEST. the most stylish. the
finest. looking one your price Will buy,
Well. that's where our special purchases
rebound 10 ys1r benefit That's why you
csnnot afford % miss our offerings. That's
why you must come and See the silks we
advertise. and hose we would like to-but
cannot.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-22

The sales this veekinclude All.s1l,t
MORE Ribbons, almos. every color wanted.
No. g Tor &c. No. ~ for i4c. No ~ Tor t-c
No. % for lsc and a special lot OF Jet Black
Al-slik Moirs. No.s for zoe. No ~ Tor
IS. yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-22

CHIFFON YELLING. tho zoe quality. Navy
Blue, White. at this sale .'''.''.' ...Soc' S~.o'
BABY CARRIAGRS. wonderful bargains.
s25 Carriages at this sale...~.'.''' ''''''''slJ
s35 Carriages az this sac .....-.- ......''.'FSI
s20 Carriages a. tins fele ...~' '.'''~'''''' Tls
sis Carriages a. ili, sale.~......''...'. .....rO
sl2 Carriages az this saie~.........,.. ......W
$40 Carriages at this sail $50 ~
az Carriages at this sale. .15'o
LADIES WAISTS, OF Saline. In neat figures
and solid colors, at this sale.... .....cc. eacn-
LINEN TOWELS. that sell everywhere ~
lOc.. az this sale. ...sc. each
DRESS GOODS-a complete line OF Black
and colored Dress Goods. AZ this sa!e-low
prices.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-22

PATENT Innings. sells everywhere at 8
aud ioc. yard. At this sale. .........''-.4c yard.
SATINE-STRIPE ORGANIZE with colored
figures, at TINS sale. ioc yard
FRENCH ORGANIZES, tinted grounds.
sold everywhere at i0c. At this sale &c. yard.
ing. We offer them at this sale......73c. pair.
A YELLOW ASTER. . new and popular
book at this sale.
WRITING PAPER. made OF linen rags 'old
NJ o5c. az this .i5c. pound.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-22

44-ineh wide All-Wool Storm Serges,
sold navy and marine blue. were made 10
sell for 75c. We made the price 5Oc., and
they viii remain at that figure until sold.
Exactly Paris Dress Patterns. contain
ing .. 7. aud yards. according TO width of
material, not one that is worth less than
$40, and from that price up to 81. Being
one OF our famous special purchases the
price is niy..................$5 pattern.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-22

a small. quIcl selling lot silk Remnants
Waist Length Trimming Lengths. Dress
Lengths. Blscl silks, Colored silks.
Figured Sits, striped silks. comprising
ali qualities carried 10 our stock. arranged
at two different prioes-N and 75c. yard.
Well-snowing Fomen can pick a bargain
here, surely.
Iustre. quality that "A not spIit-a siS-
yard lot al. 800. ........-...-........... )9c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-22

TURKEY-RED TABLE LINEN, warrsnted
less than soc. At this SALE. .......-. 'i'c' yaru'
SUEDE-FINlSH GLOVES, made to sell al
&c. all shades Of tan. AT this sale..ioc. PAIR
LINING CAMBRlCS.-tll shades OF the
best Lining Cambria at this sale....4c yard.
PEARL CORSET SHFlLDS that sell al
over The city az &c. At this sale. l0c. pair.
LACE INsFRIINGS in white, ecru, butter
color. and black. cx.
iOc grade at this sal
Ice grade at this sale. -
2lc grade at this sa
ejc. grade at this ..''''' sSc
4Oc grade at this sale-............'''''''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-22

Scarcely necessary to praise the new
corners In Dress Goods, as they are all
favorites OF tho most pronounced type.
Another choice lot of those ATWOOD Hen
r1ettas and French Serees IN this springs
conventional shedings OF reseda light and
medium browns, heliotrope, silver erays,
light STATE, tinted gray, Jet black. come
the lowest key note ...... SOC. q ward.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-22

tinted and stamped. I7c., sells anywhere.
everywhere. and always for pc.
Pure Linen Fringed and stamped Baby
Bibs, &C., usual price Zoe.
All-Over Black silk Net, beaded. q
inches WIDE. Observation-Disclosures. $3.50.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-06-28


ing in the political situation to dishearten
a Pennsylvania Democrat.
Arthur G. Dewalt, of Lehigh, presented
from the committee on resolutions the
platform, which was adopted. 1t endorses
the administrations of President Cleve-
land and Governor Pattision, demands a
speedy passage of the tariff bill, de-
nounces the dereliction and profigacy of
the Republican majority in the legisla-
tive branches of the state government,
and, while deploring all differences be-
tween employer and employe, depreciates
the resort to force for settlement of ques-
tions that should be determined by peace
full arbitra ment. 1--WE recognize the right
of every citizen to be protected in the free
enjoyment of his property, and of the
privilege to work when, for whom and at
what wages he will"
Regarding the American Protective AS
sociation the platform says: 1--WE reassert
the old Democratic doctrine of equal rights
and religious liberty; we are opposed to
all secret political organizations which
strike at freedom of conscience, and we
declare thatno party can justly be deemed
national, constitutional or in accordance
with American principles, which is ami
mated by a spirit of prescription or relig-
ious intolerance"
In addition to the platform the follow
ing was adopted: "The convention sin
cerely deplores the death of the president
of the French republic, and desires to EN-
phasize its sympathy with the endeavor
to perpetuate Democratic principles in for
eign lands, and it hereby condemns all
tendency TO anarchy and assassination. "
The convention then proceeded to the
nomination of candidates r. Jones
y. uaghan, of West Chester, nominated
William NJ, Singerly, of Philadelphia, for
governor. The nomination was seconded
by Maurice f. Wilhere, of Philadelphia.
Mr.. Singerly was nominated by acclama-
ton.
The nomination of Mr.. Singerly having
been disposed of, no time was lost with
| the rest of the ticket, all the nominees be-
| ing named by acclamation.
This committee was appointed to notify
the candidates of their nomination: John
| G. Bane of Washington, Judah Isaac of
| Philadelphia, Patrick Foley of Pittsburg,
Nathan Savage of Clearfield, NJ. j. Fahey
of Lackawanna, Albert Broadhead of
Northampton, W. A. Mari of Schuylkill
and Thomas Elcock of Montgomery.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-06-28
ACCIDENTAL DEATHS.
CaNaed bY Carelessnass.

WE majority OF people die sooner than
a,v SHOULD. Evidence OF this act is grow.
ial" Wariug SAYS disease is not a
ou-rgUeace Of life il IA iue 80 unnatural
'u lI"ns Of living n giegt abuse, want"
r. .tephen Smith, ON he zane sui let
tiou Is borh to health and long life dis
'Ese IA unnatural, death, except from old
@e is accidental, and both art preventable
ny human agencies" THIS is almost lnvari-
oiy true of death resulting from heart dis
'ase. Careless over-eXertion, Incorporate
ule of tea, coffee, tobacco, alcoholic or other
;!mulants are generally the causes OF this
ii!Culty, and Indifference to its progress re
suits IN sudden death, or lcng sickness end.
rg in death. BY the newspapers it can be
sven that r'"-- n,nt and hunG. eds OF
.,r,ors in private lie die from heart dis
vase every day.
If you have any Of the following synp-
toms; shortness OF breath, palpitation, irreg
q ar pulse, faintiug and smothering spells,
pain in shoulder, side, or arm, swollen
'n les, etc, begin treatment Immediately fov
heart disease. If you delay, the consequences
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For over 20 years Dr. Franklin Miles.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-06-28
General Markets.

PHILADELPHIA, June 27.-Flour firm; win
ter super, S2.l0N2.2j; do. extras, S2.2jU2. 4Oi
No. winter family, S2.4O026O; Pennsyl.
vania roller straight, S2.7OH2.sj; western win
ter, clear s2.5Dd2.1j. Wheat weak, lower
with Gle. bid and 6l1ic. asked for June. Corn
dull, steady; with 46i4c. bid and i615c. ask I'd
for June. Oats quiet firm; with 5l%ic. bid and
52l6c. asked for June. Beef dull; beef hams
S2l Pork firm. Lard dull; western steam
S7.O5; city, S6.5U6G6216. Butter dull; western
dairy, l00 l516c.; state creamery prints, fancy
l9c; do. choice, lSC.; do. fair to good. l6UlIC.
prints jobbing at 2Od23c Cheese steady; part
skins ~ 35l9c. Eggs quiet; state and New
York l2Gl3c; western, ll0l2c.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-06-28

SHANGHAI, June 2S.--Viceroy Ii Hung
Chang says that China at the Corean
kings request, and by virtue of her suzer-
ainty, sent troops and quelled the rebel
lion in Corea, Japanese interference was
needless, although Japan was entitled to
send troops, China now desires TO with
draw, but Japan refuses to eyacuate sim
ultaneously, and proposes joint reoccu-
patton and administration of Corean
finances and the introduction of reforms.
These tasks China cannot accept Japan S
attitude threatens crisis in eastern
A.in.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-06-28
Republlcan Leaguers Adjourn.

DENVER, June "a. - The Republican
league convention adjourned last night
after electing the following officers Presi-
dent, w. w. Tracy (re-elected); secretary,
president from each state league and an
executive committee, consisting of one
member from each state league, were
elected, and to the executive committee
was left the duty of selecting a treasurer
and the time for holding the next conven-
tion. The report of the committee on
place for holding the next convention was
ignored, and Cleveland was'chosen by a
vote of Sl3 to IS4,