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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-29
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Der State Commander i6reibt uns
Don 9incOIn, Gebr., pie folst: Na6bem
mir anoere MeotSineH fir etnen i9sinbar
Ic6r bOaarti9en Suiten u%uierer beiOsn
8inoer a~n9ewanot batten, ueriu3ten mir
DR.. Kings New Discovery unO mad 3pei
Sageu bate Der Suiten 6ieielben gang
LID u~erlulieu. QSir werben pou uuu an
nt3t me5r obne buiicIbe iein, Oa unierc
Grfobruug uus beIebrt, baB es bort BELT
NO Gue Gnoeren WtitteI ui9t belfen." =
@cSei6uet 3. @. Steuers, State Com.
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iuden, "a iie 9]arautirt lit unO 8robes
flai6en iret 81 baben lino BEL {. %
9tuete, 5GS MtainltraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-29
90 pirp Sbnen ebenIcpieI
teifctt.

SEER Treb. M&iQer Don Sruins, ST.,
i6reibt, OuB er LANCE Sabre befti9e gttes
renIeiben bate, besIeitet pom beftisen
G9mersen I'M Giifen uno on Der SlGie.
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pbne Grio!g. @Or unsefabr einem
Sabre besann er electric Sitters gu &c;
brau9eu unb fanb pronpte Sinoeruns.
electric Sitters limb OaSu angetban, ale
Ntereus unb Qeberi9merSen 81 perttIgen
pnb sibt oft fait augenblitli6e &bbIlie.
Sin Ysriu6 wirp uniere S%ebauptnng ers
bdrten. Breis bios so Gents fir cine
9rOBe 6Iai9e. gu baben in (. %.
Ruete's 4pOtbete. 56S an Der Main:
StraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-29
Ratarrb farm mid,t tnrirt tperpen

surd locale GppItcattoneu, Sa tie ben Sip
Der arantbeit nidt srrsiden t6unen. Ratarrb lit cine
gluts ooer Souitit utionss RrantAeti uuo um tie sn bets
len, mist Sbr tuusrlits SstImittsi nsbmsn. Sau's
eas 6lut uub bic itleimieen S~bsrlddsu. Sau'S 8as
tarrbsRur III feline Guafialbers UteOtSiu. sic puree
i,it Sahrsu Don eiuem Der bsteu IsrSte oieits eaubss
~psrOrenst uuO III Elm resslmasists Recspt. Gle bsitebt
aus ben bsiteu betanntsu 2oHicd, uerbuneeu nit ben
bsiteu Slutrsinis IN gsmitteiu, bic otre;t auf bic
S9ieimobsrtaae ipiItsn. Die poutommsus StrbiHs
ouns Der Ssitauotbeile lit IS, mas ioId' punoerpoue
J~tsiultats bel Der Deilung uon aatarrb bsruorbriugt.
saBt @ub 3tusnifie umionit iditsu.
j. 8. GbsueD & Co., Gisentbamer, EoleSo, =.
geItauIt uon aQen Npotbeteru, preIs 75e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-29
Trei fur IeiDemDe SraucW.

Sine Srau. welde ieit Sabren ourd
Seioen, Dem weibli6en 8eibleht ei9en,
beimssIu6t mar, fanO elm iideres uno
einia1es Sausmittei, DAB ihre 8eluno=
belt. obne Siilfe Der @er5te, beriteute.
Sic 1T bereit es. neblt 9enauen Inpei'
iungen gum 8ebrauh. jeoer leioenoen
6rau al ienoen, bic ibren Namen lno
ibre Norelle al Mtrs. 8. %. Jret=
ter, South BEND, Sno, ihidt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-29

Die 6elneinoe beSablt fir oas Stid
2 Pfennise.
Sn Der Staot'2 o BERG brad
am 8. September cine Sellersbrlnlt
aus. Die erlt nm ndhlten Wpraen be-
iuGlti9t iperoen tonnte. 20 8ebduoe
llno nieoe9ebrannt, oarunter 90
Sauptgebdloe. Sas &atbbaus, bas
tuleberbolt 81 bremen be9ann, tonnte
nur nit duBeriter Initrengung 9erettet
iperoen. Is bena6barte 6eucrlpriBen
lunterltiiBten bic S%eonberger 6%euerrpebr.
Weni6enuerluit lit nidt 81 betlaSen.
bod lino Soblreide gerleBunsen por=
a%etommen. 20 Samilien iino in Splge
oes Vranoes oboa6slos.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-29
Su6len'S Wrnica SaIte.

Die bette SaIbs In Der Welt fir
Sdnittwunoen, 9autidirfunsen, 8uns
ben, @ei9wire, Sal3fuB, 5ieberwuns
ben, S9ort seiprunsene 9dnbe, Sroit,
beuIen, Rrdbenausen, unb aQe 9aatent''
;iinbunsen rnb lit cine ii9ere 9eiluns
fir S%dmorboiben. IS pirb sarantirts
bab bas Mtttel poutommene @euus,
tbuuns sibt; penn ni9t, wirb bas @eIo
suriiferitr!tet. Srets % Gents per
S9a9teI. - gu ~uertaufen bel Z. 8.
&uete, 9lpotbefer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-29

nrun0 ibr ms S9r uno serlt0rte oas
Srommelfell 0dn3li0. Dan uermu=
tibet, oOB Burner, bic Shat in einem
NniaQ bon Giieriubt Ueriibte. Seine
Trau mar Iebr ihDn uno bate oiele
Terebrer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-29

tibet uno ben Wea nad Sreibura ein-
9eiblagen bate. 9is jeBt bat man
feline Spur nidt weiter perfOlSsn
tDnnfn.'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-29
ge@ei(t.
Sur6 Sr. Niles' Seart Cure.

Ebumadteu. gufdls BON Sdtud&e ober Suuger,
unrs9elmdBissr ooer iutsrmittirsubsr PuIs, Sersf
ilcpfsu, Gritidungsaufdne. aursatbmisieit, gsi&pot.
GaBe uub RubasL fub Spmptoms zines tr~
froniten ODER t&pa9en Serasns. /
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-29

- @ie 9roB in Der @e9eno bon
&ieolinsen I'M wiirttembergiiden
9onautrels Die Mtduleplage lit, lam
man oaraus entnebmen. OaB allein in
Der @smeinoe @rlenin0en in elmer
WO6e iiber 20, 600 Mauie ab9elieiert
puroen. Gin Bauer ling aui einem
50 WOrsen 9rOBen Grunoltiit an
ein"" 'Ami'''ne beren iiber 500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-26
REsrRIcrrNG EICrCLTS.
Can only Use Roadways in the Public
Parks.

4 Joint session Of the Committees on
Grounds and Buildings and ordinances
was held In room 40. Of tire City HAN
last evening at o'clock. with Mr.. Epps
in the chair The object Of the meeting
was 10 consider the ordinance introduce
IN Mr.. Blake. providing that no blcy 'ie
be allowed In any OF the iohoMH5
parks Monroe Square Gamoie fIiF
Park. jefferson Park. and Libby FatA;
Nr Branch offered as substitute the
IAN ordinance as TO riding bicycles in
thf parks and public squares OF ine SHy
"l5e 10 ordained hy the Council OF lit
city Of Richmond that no person over
twelve .-ears of age shall hereafter roe
q bicycle ia any "a -k or pubic SlNdt
Of the city OF Richmond, except upon lnc
rcadWays intended 10 be- uled by pt ia"NS
riding on driving, and taen az 4 ldso - VI
sreod not 10 exceed six miles an houF.
Ticvcles LAY be used on the ROADS OF
Monroe square before 10 \. NJ, ana after
Z +. NJ. daily. but mustb restricted 10 lNe
ANY person Violating this ordinance
shall be liable 20 a fire OF not less IMAM
Two nor more than fifty dollars.
Nr. Blake spoke IN favor OF ms meas
ure while MI Seay objected 10 allowing
any bicycles in Monroe square.
ALDERMAN Mitchell took the ground
Tier the same theory snorii Apply 20
bicvcies as 10 other vehicles. -
After a good deal OF discussion, Mt.
BlOomberg moved that chill ifen NhaeI
twelve years be allowed TO ride IN the
mr. scay offered as a substitute the
ordinance originally recommended by
the committee TO the Council.
"3e IL ordained by the Council or me
CITY Of Richmond. That no person thal
hereafter ride a bicycle IN any park OF
public square OF the city OF Richmond
except urOn the roadways intended 10
Doe used by persons riding or oriFins,
and then at a rate of speed not 10 .N-
coed six miles an hour. Any person
violating this ordinance shall be liable
10 a fine 81 not les than two nor more
than fifty dollars"
Mr.. Branch moved as an amendment
20 the substitute that children under
twelve years be allowed 20 ride bicycles
In parks. This amendment was lost by
Ayes~Messrs. Bloomberg. Branch
Snead-3.
Noes-Blake. Gunst. King. Mcdowell
Mitchell. Seay Epps-7
Mr. Blake then offered an amendment
providing that bicycles should not be
admitted 20 CANDLES Hin Park.
The amendment was then voted on ~
follows.
Ayes-Messrs. Blake. Bloomberg. Gunst,
King. Mcdowell. Scay g.
N0es-Messrs. Mitchell. Branch, Snead,
Epps-4
The amendment was lost by a majority
OF both committees not having voted for
the same.
The original measure offered by Mr.
Seay as a substitute was then adopted
by the following vote.
Ayes Mcssrs Blake. BlOomherg. Briggs
Gunst. King. Mcdowell, Mitchell, heay
Epps-3.
Noes Messrs. Branch. snead-2.
The joint session then adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-26
TIECTED ~ JOINT SESSION.
Chas. +. TAYLOR Fire Commissioner and ~
n. Mcdowell Committe Clerk,

Tho two branches OF the city Council
held a Joint session last evening az
O'clock in the Council chamber for The
nurpesc OF electing a fire commissioner
from Madison ward 20 succeed ar
Charles j.. Taylor, whose term OF Office
expired on June Both. MIR. Turpin. prcsi-
dent OF the Board Of Aldermen. was IN
tho chair. ana q majority oi me neh"-
beers Of both branches were present
Mcssrs. Alien and Tanner of the Board
OF Aldermen, and Mr.. fcrflter, OF tne
Common Council, were reported % be out
After the call for the joint session had
been read by City Clerk b. T. August,
the report OF the Board OF Public Interest
was submitted. recommending the names
Of Ncssre Charles +. Taylor. Andrew
pizzani. and Luke Harvey for the posi-
Mr. Charles T.. Taylor was then unani-
! mously reelected for another term.
on motion OF Mr. Blake. the Council
next went into the election Of u COM
mittce clerk and. on motion OF the same
! gentleman, Mr.. A. II. Mcdowell was
Mr.. Bioomherg offered the following:
Resolved By the Board n Aldermen
and Common Council. In joint session as
semhled. That when this joint session adj
iourns II adjourn 10 .ntct on Ties
/ fav July 30th. AT =. 81. as n JOINT
committee of the whole OF the two boz
! dies. to consider and report with such
! amendments as they deem proper. TO the
/ Common Council the new revised ordi-
! nances. said joint committee Of the
whole shall meet and adjourn from time
/ % time until It's lab0rs are completed.
"rhe President Of the Board Of Alder
/ men shall Doe the chairman; The revlser.
| Captain Alex. Coke. shall be the record
/ ine clerk. and SeTgeant-at-Arms =. *.
/ Ralstcn shall bee the reading clerk. and
( the members present az the roll-can at
each meeting snail constitute quorum,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-26
yUT DRIGGIST> MEET.
They Want shorter sunday Honrs \ 10
cal Association to he Formed.


About thirty OF the retail druggists OF
Richmond held meeting in the assem-
hi,-room of the Chamber of Commerce
al o'clock Yesterday afternoon 10 cone
slider The question of regulating the AouiS
for Sunday business .
Nr A. II. Robins was elected chair
man and Mt r. a. Miller discharged inc
Mr. ROBINS stated the purpose Of the
meeting ,...f,. 20
The drug clerk and the duty OF the at"s-
gist TO the community were uls.'ss'N az
1jr. Hugh Blair said be had sold Moth
III medicines on Sunday for many
wears lie doubted uc li~c .icaDiIitl Oh
The move. but said he M0uld consent 70
III. Judgment Of the majority. lie sald
he DRUGGISTS had hish duties TO perform
a. INC public and they should tn-Ak
wen before adopting any measures.
CAPTAIN Reeve said he ala not see ms
NV clear 10 voting for closing on sun
6ay He aid not think IT practicable. ana
adj not think IL would stand. lie looked
IN mis- calling as one or mercy as well
ms urOUt. and he could not conscientious
IN close his drug store on Sunday. ana
thought 81 his duty 20 keep II open, but
he would deter 10 the judgment OF the
several speeches were made in favor Of
shorter Sunday hours. and Mr. Mercer
moved mat tutN open tntlf StoIt9 Oh Sun
dav for the sale of medicines only from
$50 to io:i5 \. NJ, and from $3.50 TO Z T.
NJ. This motion was seconded by Mr +.
4. Miller who discussed at length the
condition Of the sunday trade. lie show
ca that in many larger cities drug STORES
kent special SUNDAY hours. and he held
thar IL would be an advantage 70 the
druggists and also 20 public morals.
Mr. r. ". Powers thought IL both
feasible and practicable to have sue. susa
hours. and did not think any druggist
would lose a legitimate customer there
by. He said it was all mistake ana an
wrong for business houses 10 work long
hours and thai they would do as wcli
and get along better II they took the rest
that God intended for man.
NJ " Frayser said he could recol-
lcct when st was thought necessary 20
locD Inc markets open on Sunday nOrn-
mo Mi an that had been changed, and
that the public. could soon be educated 10
mo closing of the drug stores during
snecial hours on that day.
Mr. w. p Poythress voiced similar sem
tin ents 10 those OF Mr.. Blair and Cap
tain Reeve.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-26
MIR. FERNiLD SENT TO EURofE.
The order Causes some surprise Among
Nnyal Officers.

WASHINGTON. july 5.-The order dl-
roctfnz Naval Constructor Frank l.. Ter
maid 70 proceed 20 Europe and inspect
tho hulls OF the American Line steam
shiDs ST Louis Paris. and New iorN'
In order N ascertain whether they coW
riiod with ali the requirements OF me
postal subsidy law. created consiieran'c
etIr7prise among naval Officers VINO
tEoucht that Mr. Fernald was 10 be maue
n victim Of the satisfaction OF the u.-
partment OF his coUr-c In falling 70 larry
ont the civil service rules while N chai
OF the construction department az tne
New York navy ard. 49,.
Tho explanation Of tho apparent neon
eistoncv I'm detachiue Mr.. er-ald from
New Yorv yard for his civil service oniis-
sions and then ordering him on nice
summer trip 10 Europe. Is very Simple,
Some time ago Mr.. Fernald lh.peC'r'
the upper structures % the three AMER
can Liners ard made report 10 inc
Navy Department. ...
THE Post-Ohice Department hereIpen
re1uestci Secretary Herbert 10 nave me
huils Of these vessels Inspected. IN Crder
10 comply with tho subsidy law, ~
Mr.. Fernald's familiarity with the WorN
caused his selection
IN Is learned az the department th1t On
his return 70 the United states tne CT
ders Transferring Mr.. Farnald from New
York 20 Norfolk aavy-Nard Is leNoS ,i,
and he Will De placed on waiting 'fHetS
with reduced pay for an indefinite pcrlou-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-26

Interesting Facts About isicIimond's Citi-
zcn- and other Matters.

Mr.. c. a. Tahb, treasurer Of Ports
mouth. was tn the city yesterday.
Colonel William h. Tanner is az the
Battery Park Hotel. Asheviiln ~ q.
An important meeting Of Sidney Lodge
so. ~ J. o. G.. r.. will be held to-
night at Belvidere Hall.
Mss Julia Mayo left yesterday for the
yellow sulphur Springs. where she viii
spend the month Of August.
Mrs A. j. Vaughan and son. Captain
Allie j. Vaughan. will leave tomorrow
afternoon for months stay az ocean
View.
Miss Annie Glover and Miss Lizzie
Reed ot Portsmouth. are stopping Win
their friend. Mrs. Charles Duke. is south
First street.
Mrs. j w Craig. who has been quite
il for some thine, has recovered SUM
sientlv 10 70 20 the Sweet Springs, WneIe
she will spend the summer
Miss Claudia r. Goddin and Miss An
ME NJ Watson left yesterday morning
for Germantown. Philadelphia, Pa. ana
Atlantic city. y. j.. TO be gone several
weeks.
Mr. Writ Z. Taylor who was confined
al home hv sickness early IN the sum
mcr has fully recovered his health ana
Is now back at his mercantile house on
Cary street.
The Southern railway has Issued "a novel
folder advertising the Atlanta Expos
ton The subject matter. headed Great
is Atlanta" is printed in thirteen differ
eut languages.
The Acknowledgement Yesterday receiv-
"a samples Of the new regulation army
cap. the fatigue coat. and Of some Of the
insignia that viii Doe US 4 mons the
Virginia volunteers.
& lawn party for the benefit Of the
sheHerng Arms Hospital WAS held at
"East Lawn" the residence OF Captain
John Lamb on Fulton II b. last evening
from 10 sd o'clock.
The Imperial Quartette. composed Of
Nessrs Burton. Wilbur. Francisco, and
Crump left yesterday afternoon for Up
per Heuricn. 10 give concert Tor Inc
benefit Of cool Spring Baptist church.
4 party Il excursionists. most Of whom
came from the rural districts Of North
Carolina and Southeastern Virginia, were
taking I'm the sights about town yesterday,
and ID AN appearances got their money
worth of enjoyment.
Mr.. w. G.. Shelton. Of Hanover county
father or Gas Inspector Joseph VI, smell
Ton ana the latters brother. Mr.. samuel
lr Shelton. an attorney from NickspufS'
Miss are I'm the city. They are stopping
..iIh Air Jreeuh ". shelton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-26
REFUSED TO RETRACT.
r. r.. THICE AND CARTER FichLh'
aGfTN cOME 10 BLOWS.
. rarker,lne sunk on Hatterss Rev. he
NJ. Chanicr. Of the Methodist 'h"''"'
On Vacation Other News.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. July Zo.-Spe-
cial.-A few days ago G.. r. Tree ana
Carter Ficklen. two c. and o. pier clerNs'
had some words about Fickien hiring
man Trlce had discharged. and many
came TO blows. Trice getting the worst
OF the fight. Trice called Ficklen bad
name. but the latter did not resent 1t at
the time. but gave him until to-day 10
re,ract. which he declined to do. Ihey
engaged in another hstlcuff to-day. and
II seemed that Ficklen would again come
off victorious. when Trice drew re-
volver and tried to shoot Ficklsn. The
latter struck the pistol. causing the bullet
To take effect in Trice's leg. The wound
IS painful. but not necessarily iatai'
though the ball has not yet peeh TO-
covered. ~.
rho American barkontlne W. J. Dress
er commanded by Captain Parker pou.n
from Cuba for a northern port WIN
sugar WAS sunk of the coast OF nat
teras last Monday. The hte-saNlns s'N-
ton rescued the crew.
The Portsmouth baseball team, accom-
panied by nearly two hundred OF tn'H
friends. passed through to-day on spe-
ciaI train for Richmond.
The Methodist sunday schools OF GA
Point and Phoehus went through To-Day
Ia Richmond on their annual excursion.
Mr.. Douglas Smith. clerk OF our Coun-
~ Courts. returned this morning, much
improved in health.
Miss Clark. Of the Daily Ticket. went
~, 40 moot her brothers family to-day
at Richmond. and accompany them here'
They reside In Birmingham. Ala.
Rev. r. NJ. Chanler. Of the NJ ~.
church. has been given vacation by his
congregation. and will perhaps speiN u
at Nae's Head, y. c.
The G. and o. transatlantic steamship
Shenandoah IS loading with her usual
cargo. and is expected TO sail saturday
evening for Liverpool.
Mr.. Bernard Crump attended me Dover
Association. az West Point. lite Is the
only lay delegate from the First Bapt'st
church Of this place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-26

THO following cases were disposed OF
I'm tho Police Court yesterday
Anna Thompson and Lucy Shcpnefsoh
Cboth colored were fined g. each for ours
ing and abusing each other on the street
Juno Leicester was sent to Jail for thlr-
~ davs. charged with being vagrdnt
W. 4. Armstrong was fined 5000 for
boing disorderly and assaultns and ours
ing Motley Sillcy. -,..-
Rosa Bell (cOlored), assanlung' CUISINE
and abusing Ella Rush fined $50
John Undertake drunk and disorderly
on the street. fined s.. -o -
Elia Rush (colored) was fined s2.5O for
cnrslng and abusing Rosa Bei
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-26

advisable on account Of the lack OF
1ull representation Of the trade. TO post
pone action on the SUBJECT unth tne
~ ~ This effect was adopted.
AR. T. 4. Miller moved that a commit
tee be appointed looking to the estab-
ilshment OF a local druggists assoela-
ton 10 renorf AT the next meeting. The
chair appointed Messrs. 7. a. Miller,
Hugh Blair. RI. A. Forsiman. George w
Laftimer. and ". {. Saunders for that
Nr Hugh Blair offered the following
resolutions. which were unanimously
Nesolved. That we carry on our bust
ness on Sunday. not for profit. but LOT
the convenience Of the sick IN the COM
munity
Resolved. That VIC ask tho cooperation
OF the physicians and the community, ana
request them 20 send only for such things
on Sunday as are needed for the present
use Of the sick.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-26

WASHINGTON. July 5.-secretary
Herbert has disposed OF all matters re-
nuiring his immediate attention. anu WI
Navy Department over TO the cave OF
Assistant Secretary NcAilo az the lose
~ business hours He will leave Wash
in ston In the evening on the d.spat el
beat Dolphin for a tour or inspecu' III u"
the Atlantic coast
Secretary Herbert will be accompan,e
Nv lis son ara Lieutenant keamy'
naval aide While away h. VIII VISIT eW
York. the Newport torpedo station lew
London. Boston. and portsmouth IL, ~.
Jtoffos
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-26
ENDORSE CHIEF HOWARD
uofty,s MTsSION1RY SOFfEff
WILL CO-OPERtfE WITH HIM'
Annual Meeting Of the Methodist Socie'S
at ST. James Church -Eeports LOT
the Year Highly Favorable

Tho snnual meeting Of the Nomans
Missionary Society OF the Richmond DIS
trlct OF the Virginia Conference NJ T.
Church. south. was held at 81. James
Methodist church. at the corner oil IWeh-
tv-ninth and Marshall streets. yesieraay'
The meeting was called TO order by the
president I'm the morning about IL O'CLOCK
owing to the inclement weather tire at
tendance on the part Of cut of-toWn oTie'
rates vas small. though there as graf,
if,inc atterdsuce on the part OF the ioeai
delegates.
GnATIFYf>G EfFoR1s.
The reports from the. various soe lesrss
were submitted and read by nc secretary
Mrs. Peasants. Of RiChn onf. Inese re,
norris were very encouraging. ana sAo Ne,i
that a great deal OF earnest WORK na'
been done b. the societies Tor nc drs t" .,'.
nent Of the cause Of Christ. During ths
meeting several hymns were ''''"'
and prayers offered
A. the evening service the time was
largely consume j ~ iscuS@loh yl i'ai''
Tor future work. Several prayers Tor ne
lords blessing upon the So Sle'y were VI
fercQ and a song service hs.u
rsDonsH CHIEF HowAHp.
Tho most interesting feature Of the AZ
+, rncon session was the unanimous duop-
Inn Of the following Iesoluticn; -
Resolved. That we. the mehnelS ~
Tho Womq1's Missionary Society Of the
Richmond district. NJ. T.. Church south,
I'm convention assembled. most cordialiy
commend chief OF Police Howard Tor ms
honest. manly efforts 10 enforce lhe
observation-disclosures laws. and assure MIN
az our hearty cooperation and earnest
nravers as a body OF Christian women /;
mai the Lord will enable him 20 tiand
fast i'm the important reform he has
inaugurate1.'
~ Manchester preached an interesting
and earnest sermon before the rocle,y.
lie was given the closest attention by
the audience. which was a large one.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-26

The statement publs shed in the city
papers several days since 90 the effect
that Rev. T.. Y Mullins had accented ,h.
position OF associate secretary Of The For
eien Mission Board OF the southern Bap-
list Convention was erroneous. as Rev
Or. W.llingham informed M last nigh.
that he had ju<t received a telegram from
Mr. Mullins announcing his acccptauc-
Dr. MillingAam has just returned from
Atlanta. Ca. whore arrangem epts were
perfected for the consolidation Of the
Home Field, u Atlanta. the organ OF the
Home Miss on Board. and the F0rllsl
Mission Journal, OF this city.
The cOnsuli lated journal WI be issued
Ocf- 1er LIST IN Richmond. The secretaries
Of the Home and Foreign Mission Boards
will DE the f-itOrs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-26
mr. GROCERs' BOICOTr.
The Norfolk Association Join in the tigh
Against the l.. X y,

NORFOLK. VA, July 2J.-special.-The
Wholesale GroCers Association held a
meeting this afternoon and took steps
licking 10 active support Of ne Doyto's
inaugurated against the Louisville and
Nashville railroad by southern erocefs
outside of Nashville. New orleans, ana
I',,fsviiie I'm whose favor discriminating
freight rates are maintained.
committee Of two vas appoils'n ~
secure the cooperation Of the different
CON m ercial bodies of this city en-
of like committees by these organtzattus
for conference with a view to the es,an.
nshment Of a permanent office TO protect
The interests OF Norfolk in the matter Oh
freight rates.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-26

Taking effect at 10 p. NJ. sunday, July
Ysfh rain 40. IL. Southern Express.
--,li leave Richmond AT a. NJ, instead
vt 1a.05 4. NJ. Connections made ~
1aux-jllo as an present the train only
stopplng at Burkyine between Richmond
and Banville. ,..., 49,
same schedule as at present.
40 change IN the hours OF arrival OF
trains az Richmond.
Trains Nos Il and Is. known as the
Amelia Accommodation, viii be extended
ero Generated between Richmond and
Kevsyill-. leaving Richmond al Is l.. NJ,
and arriving al l<eysyille at SO =. NJ.
RefurnIng. train 30. j. viii leave Keys
Vile an u 4. NJ. and arrive az Richmond
al $40 4. NJ. JOHN NJ. hf.A LII
Travelling Passenger Agent.