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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-11
CHICAGO MARKET

| CHICAGO. Ill. Dec. l0-The bun
| campaign IN wheat. which seemed yes
! terday TO be On the wave OF success.
came TO n sudden gfief to-day, and at
! the close 81 the session holders had lost
| almost all the prOhts that the advance
promised them. There were all Kinds
of selling 10 be seen, but the most notable
was that Of the elevator concerns and
the big professionals Armour was 4
conspicuous depressing factor, whilst Linn
and Cudahy were credited with being
almost equally influential on the selling
side. AT noon Bradstrects report OF Il
decrease OF $4,000 bushels IN the world
visible supply was received. tt was
viewed as a bullish document. but the
crowd was generally long of wheat and
was willing 10 sell. 80 that prices did
not rally much on the figures May
wheat opened from 62i.QG2ssc. sold be-
tween 6-ssc. and 6l'sc., closing az 625sc..
lc. under yesterday. Cash wheat Was
i40Mc. per bushel lower.
Corn-occasioual moments OF moderate
activity were seer In corn. hut the ave.
age was not quite up 10 the ordinary
terday I'm the hope that the purchase
would prove remunerative Was sold TO-
day. and in some instances the round
transacuons showed q loss rather than
a profit. The trade was local mainly
very few outside orders coming 10 hand.
The tone OF the market was defined
al 29c., declined TO and closed at 2St,c.,
sc. under yesterday. Cash corn was
steady 10 a shade !Cwer.
The oats market presented the same
characteristics as corn. In that they
were dull and that they declined, IN SYM
PATTY with wheat.
PrOvisions-Ihe hog market was nrm,
era that was the main Influence early
but the declining tendency Of grain ex-
cried a more pronounced eflect later At
the close May pork was liac. under yes
terday. and May lard ana ribs each
2isc lower. Domestic markets were quiet
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-11

NEW YORK. Dec lO.-Flour about
steady and more active. WiIner wheat,
low grades - 23n2Coi 90 tair 10 ,ahcy'
S2.65QS3o, do. patent S34Ja3. %, MIMI me
sofa clear. S25O43.1O. patent. S3lJQl1O,
low extras, S2.254261. Southern nouf
quiet and steady, common TO fair extra,
q 1602sO. good TO choice DO, S2JQ3.p
Wheat lower and more active; No. >
red. store and elevator, 1Oi4UIVrsc.; anoatt
7lAq72c. Options were fairly active ana
declined. through free local realiziuH'
with the close weak at 44lc. below yes
terday, No. ? red, January tH4c.. March,
6y4c. May, 6Siac., December, 6Oasc..
Corn fairly active and easier; No. ..
g.f.c elevator. Sic afiOat. Options were
moderately active and unchanged 70 sc.
lower; December, Doc. January, 5ti4c.,
May. 3Jisc., June, 1Jizc.
Oats quiet and steady. OptiQns dull
23Nc; May, 25c: No white. January.
244c Spot prices. no. . DC, No. =
white, 24&c.; mixed western, 23i2g2il2c.
~ ooi firm and quiet. domestic fleece
l6p22c.; pulled. l5a3ic -
Beef firm and quiet. family, $4,000
200 extra mess. S. 501SoO, beef hams
quiet ana active al Sl4.5oVl5Vo. uerctd
moss. $500; cut meats weak and dun;
picked bellies, SiS7lsH5OO. shoulders.
S3.0oa3.25. hams. T.Z50I15, middles
nominal.
Lard quiet and easy. western steam.
So % asked. city. sJ1j. December, 5000,
nominal Refined dull; Continent, $500.
South American $3.50, compound. S4.b2R
N5OO.
Pork easy and quiet; mess. $500
Butter firm and IN fair demand. State
dairy, 12022c. DO. creamery. 19020c.
western dairy. l0i1Nl7c.; Elgins. 27c.
Cotton seed oil steady and quiet, crude,
DC. yellow prime, new, %n20Ac.; 40
of grade 2Sigc
Rosn quiet and steady; strained, COM
mon TO good. Y.IOGl.1J.
Turpenune dull and steady at 204Q
Pic.
Rice firm; fair. 39s05ssc; Japan, 38.Qlc
Molasses quiet; New Orleans. open kct-
tie, good TO choice, 2iQa5c-
Peanuts steady.
Coffee barely steady at 5Gl5 points
down December, SlSS0; January $3.50
ml3.70: February. S3.55; March. $4,000
lJ.J5.- May. s12S0Q1290; June, sl2.65:
July, 81 40Ql245. Spot Rio duh ana
steady, No. Z, $3.50.
Sugar-Raw dun and firm; fair REIN
ing, Ds0S4c. Refined quiet and steady
of A, 4 S-16d4kc.. standard a. re.
cut-loaf and crushed. size: graduated,
freishts 10 Liverpool quiet, steady. and
unchanged
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-11

The Committee on Counties. cities, and
Towns met Immediately after the Id
tournment Of the House in Room No. :.
on the upper floor OF the CaUitol. Inc
bill first considered was one introduced
by General Hundley OF Nottoway. prvid-
ing for an amendment 10 the charter OF
the town OF Crew allowing the town
Authorities 10 levy taxes for paving
streets ana exemptng them from tre
county road tax. In the absence OF Cen
er7l HunoIev. the hin was passed by.
The next bill taken up was one N
PRODUCED March ~, 1884. authorizing the
Board Of Supervisors 10 determine what
amount shall be paid TO certain county
officers. The bill seeks to prevent boards
Of supervisors from experimenting coun-
~ officials with additional revenues. The
bin was passed by 10 enable the patron
- appear before the committee on be-
half of the bill.
Mr.. Parkers bill, exempting SOuthamp-
ton county from the operation OF the
general dog law, was next taken up. On
motion OF Mr.. Simpson. OF CampbeTl
county his county was added 10 the
list OF exemptions The committee then
decided 10 recommend the passage OF
the bill 10 the House a. amended.
The committee then adjourned until to-
morrow
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-11
TIE COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Dec. 1o.-Cotton: MID
ding gulf. : 1915. middins. 9-lb net
receipts lo72 bales. gross receipts, 3'53e
bales. exports TO Great Britain. 1904
baies. Continent, 1879 bales, forwarded,
l.SnS bales. sales 30 Daies, splnheis,
1915 bales, stock, ii5.bis bales. futures
steady. sales 1000 bales: December
$50. January, S51. February. So March
S37. April So; May, 500, june, So.
July, Sol; August, s.d2' september eSO'
Total to-day-Net receipts. 4332s bales;
exports TO Great Britain. lN1l2 bales;
France, 1921 bales Continent Il'pi
bales. stock. o02, $40 bales
Total so far this week-Net receipt :,
10, 800 bales. exports 20 Great Britain
4o.7@ bales France, "64s5 bales; Con-
tinent. - GJs bales
otal since September lst-Net receipts
2.ISf GT9 bales exports 70 Great Britain,
7~2 100 bales. France, @4v,'tZ bales Con-
tinent, go go bales
NEW ORLEANS. LA. Dec. Loot
ton steady, sales, $500 paies. Decelm N
March. $40; April. sS2. May, $50 June,
$50. July, So. August $685. September
'II,iivfRP06L1 Dec 10-12:2o =. NJ
Cotton: Demand good and prices firm:
sales. u. 900 bales: American, 1900 bales
speculation and export, 1000 bales; re-
ceipts 5000 bales American. 44'yo
bales Futures opened steady and ue-
maud fair; American middling, low md
ding clause, December, Sz-O4i JanuaIy
and February. 4 1904, February ana
March, 4 30-G4, March and April, 3O-6i
a. 3l-G4: April and May. 81 -6444 32-6i
Nav and June. 4 32-64n4 1894. June ami
July. 4 32-6404 3i-04. July and August
4 8.-64. August and September, Jj-ji.
Futures quiet but steady.
12A5 +. M.-Amorican middling. iair'
unchanged. other spot grades, l-b& nigh
or. good middling. 23-32, middling, 4"s;
low middllng. 1892 good ordinary
4 = NJ -Deccmher 32-63Q4 33-Gf
buyers: December and January. = 1850
4 32-64. buyers: January and February,
4 31-G414 1884. sellers. February ana
March 4 $1,000 1894. sellers. March
and April. 8i-64Q4 32-64. sellers. April
and Nav. 32-64. buyers. May and June,
4 52-G4fi4 1864 buyers. June and july
33-G4Q4 3f-6i. sellers July ana Au-
e1isf s4-G4. buyers: August and Septem-
her. 33-Gl. buyers. October and No
vember. 1 1874. value. Futures closed
quiet but steady.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-11
Encourage Home Enterprise.

The melody moves with an inenahts
grace I'm its pellucid thirds and sixths.
and is led through an enhancing series or
harmonic progressiors. The bass Is one
OF those constantly recurring figures. or
a graceful, undulsting movement, that
Chopin employed 80 frequently. and with
such striking effect. This nocturne con-
forms TO his usual scheme. I'm containing
"a middle movement OF contrasted char
acter. or. ut least. OF contrastcd melodic
contour and rhythm. The melody upon
which II is founded Is declared by one
Of Chopin's commentators, karasowsks.
to he the most beautiful he ever wrote:
and under its spell. few VIII be found
to contest this judgment. II Is carried
through maze OF shifting harmonies To
Il recurrence of the first theme, where
upon the two alternate In brief repeti-
tions to the close Schumann calls at
tention to the advance in maturity ana
ripeness OF style that Chopin displayed
in these two nocturnes. published as'
Opus 81. and notes especially their simpler
ornamentation, and quieter grace, In
contrast with his earlier compositions.
They were published IN 1910. one OF tho
most fecund wears OF his career, ana
seem TO have been composed or. at least.
finished, during one of his visits to his
friend, George Sand. at her country
house. I'm Nahant II Is one OF the mas
ter's few works that bear no dedica-
ton"
RETURNED TO WASHINGTON.
7 might write on forever about the
beauties of each number. but words
would be weak to describe. "a each was
perfect. AT the close of the programme
the audience forced Paderewski TO re-
spond TO several encores. before they
consented to leave the Academy.
Padercwski arrived In the city early
yesterday morning. He registered at
the Jefferson with his valet and bust
ness manager. lie spent the day very
quietly In his suite of rooms and re-
ceived no callers. In the afternoon he
went into the cub-rJom where he play
ed several games Of billiards. Tie IN
very fond Of the game, and ~ quite an
expert with his cue. Paderewski re.
turned to the hotel after the concert.
and after a light supper retired Tie
left FOR Washington at o'clock this
morning, where he plays tonight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-11
FINANCEAND COMMERCE.
TINE CLOSING UoTArIoxs or
MONEY.
Offerings and Sales al the Richmond To-
bseco IXohange--Internai Revenue
tolcctions-foreignA d,ices.

NV YORK. Dec. 10.-The excitement
IN the lndustriais n grddadiy suDsloinF.
ana TODAY The transactions ia these sp"-
e,aiuss zen way nclow the toid.s TeDo. cd
l'V'nNl' The opening tfcra Mas q
oilNe 81 ouaCco. which carried che RIO, X
coNh from ~ 10 0S. reports naNi.s teen
current 10 the effect that the ,ciopapy
20 - SOFA Sl.op,voo new st@'k during
s-e Nast year, Another disturbing faS-
~ N.H tnc ircsn cut 30 tlfe .fi,Cs o.
SAoIcites by a western competitor. re
etNSn-iheuc rumOr was officially crlH.d.
1"o ne price gradually worked back
- 80 Qua closed al 3li4. the same 80
sl,ioay. sugar Was strong durlag the
cary session. rising TO Loo. but IA Ire
afternoon selling movement OF InoIcf-
10y large proportions carried the stock
o""h 70 l03is Leather preferred WAS
ctpitssce carry ia The Gay. and drop Td
~" ore only 10 rise later on TO bL.s y
ol's The directors held another meet
lAs to-day. bat ~ is understood that
cusstI Lead stocks were d little more
active az lower range. The genera
Ael was fovor4Dly Influenced 10y the re-
otcuon IN sterling exchange and the
announcement that 10 gold would oo
forwarded tomorrow, and also by ne
proposed distribution OF the regular divi-
ctnos by the Manhattan ana Western
Union Companies. Manhattan, u IS
Us dividends for the quarter. while the
western statement TO be given out zoe
morrow viii show comfortable balance
AFTER meeting an charges. Manhattan
fose from 1Ol4 20 1885 and Western
Union from s,4 10 $50 subsequently,
thcIt was q reaction 30 luI and s., rec
spectveiy Tho railway list was dun
throughout and at one time showed
gains OF ls0ts per cent. II the after
noon, however. when Sugar, Tobacco.
and Leather preferred weakened. the i'm
provement was lost Chicago Gas was
hrmer on tho pOstponementso the pro-
Ccedincs before Attorney General Han
COCK. Very little attention was paid
% the suit brought before Judge BischOff
The stock ruled steady al G7o.T69L clos
ing az 6SHs ln The inactive stocks Con-
Holidafed Gas. Of New York. bounded
up nom lNng 10 15JL1 on rumors of a
deal with the outside companies. Ili-
nois Steel fell 10 6 and Toledo and
ONO Central preferred = 20 70072 Specic
closed quiet and irregular. Net changes
snow decline OF y 20 y per cent in
the railway list and AJAX per cent I'm
The nC'istrials. Leather preferred gained
. Chic so Gas H. Manhattan n. AMI
oonsolidoied Gas "a per cent Bonds
were lower Sales we're ST. 1GS 900 Tho
56les OF listed stocks to-day aggrexltod
l1,eid shares ana OF unlisted stocks
68,162 shares.
Money on call steady al IlbQ2ib per
cent, and last loan and closing offered
AZ = Per cent; prime mercantile paper
s1Hoil per cent. Bar silver 66 Sterling
exchange easier with actual business
ODD bankers bills at 4S7S444ss for sixty
Gays and 4sSAdfS9 for demand: posted
rates, 4S~A4niSYh4. commercial bills 5Ntiia
.hr9 Government bonds higher State
bonds duli Railroad bonds easier sill
Ver at the board was weak
treasury balances: Coin, $50. 9SS $50.
currency S09. 73U.2S2
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-11

Sheriff r. S. Woods. of Albemarle coun-
~. called at the office of the Auditor OF
Public Accounts. after delivering at the
penitentiary the following convicts: Robt.
johnson (colOred, sentenced 10 two years
Imprisonment for house-breaking, Everett
Shepherd (cOlOred), sentenced 10 -FOUR
Years for horse-stealing.
Sheriff Il. ii. Nelson, OF Accomac coun-
~. also called after leaving IN the custody
OF Major Lynn the following convlcts:
Essex Hicks (colored) sentenced 10 three
years for house-breakng; john Carpen.
ter tcolored) sentenced to eight years for
malicious wOunding. George BrOadWater
(colored). sentenced to two years for ma
Ncious assault. Paul Paunel (coloredl,
sentenced 20 two years Tor forgery. RoDt.
SCARBOROUGH (cOlOred), sentenced 10 two
years and a half for attempted burglary
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-11
POMhatan Club.

The Powhatan Club held called meet
ing last night. and a large number OF
names were added 10 the already large
list of those who have agreed 10 remain
members for 1896.
The braves OF this wigwam are organiz-
ing for good service II occasion requires,
ana the comforts OF this well-conducted
club Will be increased No liquor Is used
al tAese rooms; neither Is harsh language
tolerated. Newspapers. periodicals, chess,
whist, &c, are read and played. The
Randolph Literary Society will hold its
meetings al the club-rooms, and are
member. OF the club. AID the City Demo
crauc Committee win hold It's meetings I'm
the assembly room. This club will be
continued upon a solid foundation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-11
THE HISTORY COMMITTEE.
Grand Camp, Confederate Veterans {" Mees
Tonight for Important Business.

The meeting Of the History Committee
of the Grand Camp OF Confederate Vet
Grams. which will be held tonight In tho
Senate chamber promises to be an event
or great Importance. not only 10 inc
ex-Confederates OF Virginia, but also 10
every other resident. TWO Important
points are 10 be discussed.
One is the best means to secure
complete roster Of the Confederates OF
Virginia, and the other Is 10 fully look
into the question OF school histories.
great complaint having been made or
the unfairness 10 the South evinced ny
Northern historians.
These questions were partially dis-
cussed at a meeting Of the committee
held last Wednesday afternoon, nut on
account OF the absence OF many mem
bers OF the committee. an adjournment
was taken until tonight.
Senator James n. Stubs, of Gloucester,
Is chairman of the committee, and many
distinguished Confederates are numbered
among It's members.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-11
BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. MD. Dec. lo-F1our
firm and unchanged.
Wheat steady: No. = red spot and
month 6siisaG,5Hc: May. 7oA divz.c. {;
steamer No. red, 63i4uj3Ac.; southern.
by sample, G7doilsc. do, on grade ofg
&c. -.
Corn quiet and easy; mixed spot. ''3's
ef3ic. year and January 3t4pTSisc.' Feb
ruary. Jt43ic.; March, 3'iac.: steamer
mixed 32q32i.c.: southern white, a-ft "
:,Js.c.: do yellow, ~. $3.50.
oats inactive but firm; No. white.
western, 24t,0f2Jc.. No. mixed, western,
re. bid.
RYE duli and steady: No. .. i5c. for near
by and i,;U31c for western.
Hay very frm: timothy, choice, SiHSo.
Grain freIghts duh and unchanged.
Butter active. fancy, creamery, -tf-oS'
Other articles unchanged
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-11
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK, Dec. lO-The Journal OF
Commerce and Commercial Bulletin. Ia
its weekly review OF the dry goods mar
kct to-day says.
The course OF the dry goods market
during the past week has developed no
improvement in business In staple cot
tons, but with the colder weather pre-
vailing there has been some increase N
cotton fabrics. whilst business in spring
lines has been OF about the average tx
tent. staple cotton shows continued r.
regularity in prices, with a tendency 10
favor buyers. Spring lines OF both print
ed and woven patterned goods are steady
in prices The woOllen and wOrsted
goods situation is siill I'm an unsettled
condition
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-11
Properfy Transfers

Richmond: Henry c. Powers to A. ].
Chewnlng and h. S. Rose. II - feet on
south side Catherine street between era
ham and Hancock. Sl,0oo.
Edward s. Rose 10 Henry G. Powers,
90 l-2 feet or east side Twenty-ninth
street near Leigh. 500.
W. Thornton Taylor to Kate Il. Tay-
Tor. personally. $50.
Deeds OF release. Adolph Hartung from
j r. Elan. trustee, n feet on south side
Broad street between Second and Third.
sS,9l0.S3.
nolds. trustee. y feet on Pink street cor
ner Burton, S2fl.40.
Same from Home Building Company's
trustee, the above property $3.50.
henrico Arthur t.. CAROLS trustee 20
William H. II. Mitchell. 10 acres. $500.
Robert Orrick to Henry y. Walton,
122 "a acres on Hungary road. 81 200.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-11

Allen vs.. Crank. Further argued by
Judge ". W. Crump for appellant, and
submitted.
Norfolk and Carolina Railroad COMPANY
vs. Suffolk Lumber Company. Argued by
A +. Thorn, Esq, for appellants and w
W Old. Esq. for appeliees. and submit
ted.
The case TO be taken up to-day is No
.. Reynolds vs.. Richmond and Manches-
ter Railroad Company. II this be con-
cluded, Nos Is and n will likely be passed
or submitted. and No. p. Duvai VS.. Chef
&. Co, will be argued.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-11

Richmond. Va. Dec. IL. 1870.
privates sales reported 10 the secretary
OF The Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day
Wrappers q hoesheads; hllers. II. scrap
OriChD 20. leaf (darD. =, Tugs idc.kl,
. Total II hogsheaas.
The tobacco Inspector reports % day:
Inspections Bright. 2 hogsheads: dark,
- hoReheads Reinspcctlons-BTiSht. !
nogshead
Myers. Davcnports. Planters. Sea
brook 3. Allegheny. and Shocko@ tobacco
warehouse. report to-day. Receipts, -
packages; deliveries, 43 packages.
United States internal "evenue ro'ec-
lions on fohaccos FOR the city Of Rich
lnord. Va. to-day. Cigars and clgdi.ttcs.
Sl.12l75 plug tooaccos, $l,D94.J2. Total,
&L1li27
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-11

Mr.. Marx Gunst, chairman OF the
special committee appointed 10 investi-
gate the affairs of the city as-Works,
has returned from o business trip out Of
town. When seen last night In regard TO
the time when his committee would for
mulate a report. he said that he had not
yet called a meeting for the reason
that two members OF the committee were
out OF town, who desired 10 be present
a the final meeting. Mr.. Gunst gave The
assurance however, that this meeting
would take place in time to have the
report ready for the next regular meet
inc OF the Common Council.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-11
Senator Daniels Daughter TO Wed.

Senator and Mrs. Daniel have issued
cards 10 the wedding Of their daughter,
Miss Carrie Warwick Daniel. 10 Mr.. Fred
erick Harper OF Wilmington, ". C.. 10
take place on the 10th at "Westeriey."
the Senator's elegant home on the
suburbs OF Lynchburg, and doubtless will
De a very interesting and brilliant affair
The prospective bride is possessed of
a charming personality. and Is full Of the
freshness Of youth. Besides being very
pretty. she IS quite noted for her fine
sense. She IL unspoiled by the dress
patrons OF fashion. and is altogether a
Wholesome, handsome Virginia girl, and
the pride OF her parents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-11

The regular semi-monthy meeting Of
the Geographical and Historical Society
Of Richmond College was held yesterday
afternoon The vice-president, Mr. r.. T..
Loving, presided in the absence OF Presi-
dent r. ". Boatwright. Messrs f. I.
Sutton and Motley II. Coleman. both of
Richmond, were elected members Of the
society.
The county for the socicty's considera-
tOn was the Isle OF Wight Mr.. J. Il.
Johnson discussed it's Geography and
Topography" A paper. Its History ana
Historical Places" was offered by Mr.
". B. Daughtry It's Productions. In
dustries. and Trade" was the subject OF
q paper offered by Mr.. J. #. Bowden.
The three above-named gentlemen are
natives or Isle Of Wight, and We're, there
fore, well qualified TO afford much valua-
bic Information. The meeting was very
profitable and interesting 10 those pres
ont
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-11
c1Nr1NN,TT MARKET.

CINCINNATI. O.. Dec. 1O.-Fiour fairly
active: winter patent. S3.3043.Go. spring
patent. &i.5ON3TJ.
Wheat hrni. No. ? red. track, Csc.
Corn active; yellow ear, track 81 ~ ;
No. mixed. track, Doc ..
Oats firm. NO. mixed. 20Hn2lc.
Pork quiet: mess. $50.
Lard easier. steam leaf. 40 ketts
lard. 1913: prime steam, $j.lJfi5 -.
Bacon firm. loose shoulders, SOD; short
ribs. S5.l2i5. short clears, S13'i5' boxed
meats &c. more.
Dry sa'ted meats firm; loose shoul-
ders Si25: loose short clear RIBS. 81 %:
loose clear sides, $40; boxed meats &c.
more.
whisky quiet and steady; sales, $50
barrels at SIS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-11
PERSONAL IND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Ricbmond's citi
kens md Ofhcr Mnfterr.


Policeman Duggins. OF the First dis
trict. lost "A valuable diamond pin from
his scarf while on duty several nights ago.
The Richmond Drug Association will
meet al the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation at S o'clock Friday night. the 18th.
instead Of Thursday.
Nothing has yet been learned OF the
Whereabouts OF w Scott Bailey. who left
his home ten days ago. His friends are
becoming anxious for his safety.
Mr.. james b. Pace. who has been sick
for several weeks, Is improving rapidly.
He Is looking much better this week than
at any time since he was first indisposed.
The funeral OF Mr. Nicholson X. Dyson.
nephew OF the late Mr.. Nicholas Red
ford. who died Monday morning AZ the
Sheltering Arms Hospital, took place yes
terday afternoon at o'clock from the
Second Presbyterian church.
The following officers have been elected
bv Edgar Allan Camp Sons Of Veterans:
Edgar Allan. Jr., captain; C. 9. Drew.
tenant. Camp Council--J NJ. Davis. W.
Il. Gregory. and George Frhker.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-11
4 Boy Kissing.

old lad OF Bellnsld. Grcenesvile county.
is missing from his home. and his rela-
tives are anxious to know OF his where
abouts. When he left home he wore
brown coat. checked knee pants black
hose and laced shoes. He Is described as
oovinc blue eyes, light hair, broad front
teeth. and being rather SHINY built In
formation as 10 his present whereabouts
viii be thankfully received by W. 4.
Goode. Bellfeld, or o. O. Goode. Nose
ley's Junction, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-11

In the statement published in yester-
DAYS Times as TO the places which had
been given the Richmond members OF
the House Of Delegates, the fact was
overlooked that Mr. Reddy had been
appointed Oh the Committee on Courts
OF Justice. Besides Mr.. Reddy Is a
member Of the Committee on Counties.
Cities. and Towns. and OF the Committee
on Omccrs and Offices OF the Capitol.