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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-12
WEATHER. FORECAST.

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Feb. li.--fore-
cast for Wednesday,
For Virginia: Fair weather: silxh'
change In temperature; westerly w'has'
becoming variable -,, c.t-
For North and South Carolina; fair'
variable winds. -,
Weather conditions and general lore
cast: The storm of the Northeast mas
nasssd off the coast ana the weather
has cleared throughout New England hDd
the lake regions 4 belt OF high pressure
extends from Minnesota 10 fiorida.
Farther west a belt OF low pressure ex-
tends from Alberta 10 New Mexico. with
a well-definef centre al either end.
The weGther Is generally clear east
OF The Mississippi TO the westward
There IL a general cloudiness. which VIII
probably De followed by rain IN the
Southwest The temperature has fallen
i'm the lower Mississippi and Ohio Valleys
and throughout the lake regions. ana
remains nearly stationary on the. Atlantic
coast and the Rocky mountain slopes.
Fair and colder weather II indicated
for Wednesday In New England. the
lower lake regions. and the northegn
portion OF the Middle Atlantic States.
There will be light change In the tenn.
perature In the South Atlantic and Eass
Gulf states, and wiil continue co:d N
the Ohio Valley ard upper lake reglons.
The temperature viii rise la the West
ern Gulf States and the upper Missouri
Valley.
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rHE DoGs no GOoD woRK.
The English setter Count Gladstone WI
probably Win the Championship.

WEST POINT. MISS, Feb. LINE
running in the first series n the cham
pion Stake was continued this morning
The first brace of does to run being the
POINTER Strideaway against The setter
Tonv's Gale. Both dil some good Work
ON birds. the setter eNcelling in finding
birds. also I'm the general character OF
bis work.
THE pointer Lad of Rush then his bye
buddy of his Cracker Jack being brought
into the run with him. Lad ran nice
heat. holding his birds well. and cover
ing his ground nicely. finishing the two
hours strong. Nine dogs We're brought
back by the judges 90 run in the second
series. as follows Count SlaaStone
against lingo. Tony Boy against Topsy g
Rod. Tippo against Harold SKmpoie,
Strideawav against Lad Of Rush and
Tony's Gale bye.
I'm the second series the dogs are re-
quired To- run heats lasting at least one
hour. OF tho first brace put down in
this series to-day Count Gladstone easi-
ly defeated Jngo. not only in finding
birds. but also in The general style OF
his work.
Tony Boy and Topsy's Rod. the seq
Ond brace 10 run, did some excellent
work on birds abe latter finding irac-
ton the more. although Tony Boy eX-
ccllcd i'm range speed. ana general char
acter OF work over bis competitor.
Indeed. this heat proved to be a very
sharply contested and interesting one
20 au present. and was closely followed.
The work OF the day ended with a heat
between TippO and Harold Skimpole the
latter doing the cleaner work. although
the former oNcelled ln range. speed. and
birl-hnding, but committed bad failures
ar times, that counted against him.
There was large attendance in the
field to-day following and closely watch
ing the work OF the competing dogs.
The weather was clear and favorable
for the good work generally done by the
dogs.
over foriy-hye large bevies OF birds
were found to-day by the dogs which
in itself explains the good work Of the
dogs ln finding game.
From present indications, the trials will
bc ended 10y tomorrow evening. and.
Judging from the work OF eacn dog so
far. the English setter. Count Gladstone.
is booked 20 win The title Of champion OF
this season.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-12

Crop Preparations Large fio"lss Of seer
and Their Product.


uuLANDALE. VA, Feb. li.-Special'
The recent advance i'm the price of to-
bacco has greatly encouraged the plan
fers. The past two weeks has been ut-
voted To- preparing tine weed Tor iaI
kot. and il is probable that four-ui tu7
of the crop IS now ready Tor snpmehl
Dark. shipping tobacco is the piihclpai
kind grown. Bright tobacco was a.
TEMPTED a few years ago. but hah 10 n'
abandoned. as 81 could not ne grown sue
ressfullv except on new lands.
Tarmville and Drake s Brancn are IlFa'
markets. They sell almost the ehtH
cron Considerable farm work has been
done during the past month Ihe soutu
of the axe is heard on every slle ihAh
ing inrCads upon the forests. lopacco
plant-beds have generally peeA puihD
and sOwn. ,.. .4oo
Sheep-raiscrs are interested m gre poE
tav Five of the largest nocks heit
nrmber altogether. 400 sheep with oy
lambs The lambs are sold pnncipalll lh
vour citv. but the wool. for tle past rev
wears has been manufactured into ear
Iofs cover1ots. shawis. blankets, jeans,
casbmeres. and the like. and eNchahseo
Alrs. Margaret T.. Morton VIII return
homo tomorrow from your city, Whefc
she has been during the past SIX weeks
under Dr. NcGuirc's medical treatment
Ter health has greatly improved. 90,
The services at BrieIy chuich WI "'
conducted next Sabbath. the ioth' Dy
Rev. Lewis b. Johnson. 0i SCUM bo9lOhi
i'm. behalf of home missions.
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TIE FTGHT ON PRfZE FIGHTEH>.
Every Indication j. That the Last Chanee
Lies ina Permit From Mexico.

Lies in ~ Permit rom
Ell PAsO. TENAS. Feb. ii.-Dan stu
art said to-day that despite all state
ments TO the contrary. the nights would
take place according TO programme II it
left him without dollar
United States Marshall Hall, Of Santa
Fe is here, and declares that there IS no
nossibilitv of the nights taking place In
The territory of New Mexico, and that ne
has the deputies TO back him up, II neces-
sary.
Thc committee from the Ministers As
sociation had an audience with Anu
mazda this morning. The ministers seem
ed satisfied with the Governors assur-
ances. bat would say nothing for publ
catiou
A committee OF prominent citizens from
El PasO and Juarcz was awaiting TO
see the Governor when the ministers re-
tired.
Several cars loaded with canvas. stakes,
and seats. are standing in the Texas
and Pacinc railroad yards, and 1t Is be-
lieved that these Will De used III httlnS
up an improvised ring on the line OF some
railroad within twenty miles Of III Paso-
WASHINGTON, Feb. ll.-Attorney-
General Harmon has instructed United
States District Attorneys and United
States marsbals in New Mexico Arizona,
and Indian Territories. TO keep sharp
lookout for the proposed Maher-fttz-
simmons prize fight. and TO Use all the
means I'm their power to prevent the law
recently approved by the President pro-
hibiting prize fights in the territories
from being violated. Responses nave
been received. stating that the United
States authorities will be on the alert
TO prevent violation OF the law.
AUSTIN. TEXAS. Feb. lit IS under
stood here that United States troops
from San Antonio post left there yester-
day for III Paso TO prevent night on any
so-called neutral ground. Governor Cui-
borson says he does not think stuaf, VIII
attempt 20 fight on Texas soil.
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ginia, MIR Mcilwaine again asked the
july IN their retirement 10 read the lii-
ittIih instruction, and m connection WIN
d me sixteenth Instruction, then fneP
would have che whole case
IN closing. ana with much effect, Mr..
McilWaine said.
Just twenty years ago to-day that
BOY 'pointing 10 The prisoner) came into
The jury. how could You more ditinely
DO justice in this matter. ana please his
pe9lie more. than by sending him home
20 his mother. wife. and four little chill
dfeu. You will never have cause to
rcgrct b."
As these wordr rou from the llns Of
thr speaker tle mother ana wife OF thN
p,l5on.r ana the prisoner himself wepi.
Mr. Mcilwainc cioscd his speech at .
o'clock and then tho court adjourned
- 5@D O'Clock Tor dinner
TIE CLOSING ARGUMENT.
w hon The court reconvoned after the
dinner recess Mr. Winlam u. Jones. the
attorney for the Commonwealth. made
the closing argument before the jury. and
asked for murder in the first degree His
speech was very able one
While he was speaking Mrs Harris. the
mother Of the prisoner. shriekcd aloud
twice 80 tnc courtroom. The ease WAS
given 30 the jury at p o'clock. and two
hours later they came into court with
their verdict. fixing the prisoners punielr
n.ent at Two years in the 9enitentiary.
The verdict. which was a great surprise,
and which is considered very light, was
a compromise one. The iury at first
stood five for acQuittal. one for light
sentence. three for Eve years in the peni-
tcntiary. one Tor from ten 20 eighteen
years. and two for two years.
When the verdict was announced tho
wifc of the prisoner buried her face I'm
her hands on The table and went as IL
her heart would break. The mother of
the prisoner was not in the courtroom az
the time The prisoner appeared much
disappointed. as he hoped for verdict
OF acQuittal
Counsel for the defence said that they
should ask for a new trial. on tine ground
that the verdict was contrary 10 the
law ana the evidence. This ends one OF
the most noted and sensational murder
trials that have ever taken place in Nir-
u-m-l-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-12

CHARLESTON. S. c.. Feb 11.-Gen-
erat Thomas T.. Rosser OF Virginia. de-
~ fhe Confcderacy" at the Academy OF
Music tonight IN the presence OF an
immense audience The lecturer was in
frcduced 10y General Wade Hampton amid
wild enthusiasm. The lecture lasted for
over two hours. and is handsomely illus
tratod with stereODficon views. II was
delivered for the benefit OF the COnfeder-
ate battle Abbey and the Jefferson Davis
monument funds.
After the lecture Generals Hampton
ana Rorser were the guests Of the Char
lesion Light Dragons II reception and
BANQUET
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THE GROCERs IRE DETIRuTNED.
They Are Expected To Make Another Re
uuest for "a Diferential Rate.

SAVANNAH, CA. Feb. 1.-THE exc
cutve board OF The Southern States
Freight Association. met at the De Soto
Hotel to-day and considered seventeen
cases OF minor Importance. cases OF
appealing from the rate committees ac-
tions, etc.
The board has eghty-nine subjects be-
fore 81.
The Southern wholesale Grocers' Asso-
ciatiOn is expected TO send a committee
before the rate committee tomorrow 20
make another request FOR a dfferential
rate on less than carload lots Oft provis-
ions. This request was refused once be-
fore and may Doe again, but the grocers
are going 10 make another trial.
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The EIectrocuiion Took Place Early in the
Morning aud Was successful.

DANNEMORA. y. Y, Feb. ll.-Bdr-
iN- morning.
Shea shot and killed Robert Ross on
tlcctiOn-day in the spring Of 1891. at
Troy y. Y.
At $50 the current was turned on and
continued for one minute and twenty
one seconds when IL was shut or Shea
w4s pronounced dead. The highest vol
tage was $50 This. however. was cen
tinued only eleveg seconds. when II was
reduced 10 10 volts. and continued at
that voltage until the end The autopsy
developed nothing out OF the ordinary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-12
Kentucky Senate Nearing a Crisis.

FRANKFORT. KY, Feb. 1.-THE sena-
torial contest seems 10 be approaching a
crisis. Five sOuna-mOney Democrats and
as many conservative Republicans want
to make an agreement to let the sena-
etorial election go for the session. and at
TEND 70 pressing legislative business. Or.
Hunter Is begging FOR one more chance
and If he gets H. II is thought unseating
tactics will be started Tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-12
4 HOME UEDDING.
Mr.. Sarvay, of Richmond, weds Miss
Booth. OF Amelia.


AMELIA COURTHOUSE. VA. Feb II.
Special -WOOdlawn, In Amelia county.
the home Of the brides mother. Mrs. $.
/ Booth. was on Yesterday the scene of
u pretty noon Wedding. Amid decorations
of evergreen. with the soft glow OF shaded
lamps. Rev. II. Y. Carson united in mar
riage Mr. Walter Duncan Sarvay and
Niss Jennie 81. Clair Booth.
The bride wore a handsome gown Of
ivory satin and carried brides roses. The
hrothers and sisters of the bride and
eroon acted rs attendants the young
ladies' wearing white organdy- only the
relatives and nearest friends witnessed
the ceremony. An elegant breakfast was
served and the happy couple left for their
future home. i'm Richmond
Mr.. Sarvay is a popular young bust
ness man OF our capital city, and his
bride. a daughter OF the late W. G.. Booth,
NJ. d.. H. universally loved for her many
graces OF heart and manner. large
number Of gifts attested the well-merited
esteem in which Mr.. and Mrs. Savay are
held.
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WEST POINT, VA. Feb. ll.-Special
Alexander r.. Spencer. Of Charlotte
county. Is the youngest son Of Major
Samuel +. Spencer who fought In the
Revolution OF 17s6. lie Is now in his sew
enty-ninth year. Ina good health. and In
full possession OF all his mental faculties.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-12

lions should be held without the aunt
tancc OF the public. -.
Afier a thrue-hOurs' session the com
mlttee adjourned uniu tomorrow motn-
ing an gsO O'Clock, when captain BLOOD
ne. engineer OF the institution; Mrs.
Cramp and Miss Harmon TWO teacne'e
az the school. will be heard. - W.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-12

WASHINGTON. d. G.. Feb. ll.-The
frst gold received from the new bond
issues appears in the treasury Statement
to-day. IL amounts 10 2,oei29u. and
raises the treasury gold ressxSs 70 "
o2uUo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-12
A Fine Estate Sold.

FREDERICKSBURG VA, Feb. IL
special.- The fine estate known as ''The
Bend." on the Rappahannock river. lust
late Alfred Bernard. was to-day pur-
chased by Mr. Thomas Yerby. Jr, for
5000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-12
RANGE pr rHEHxoMErxI.

Following was the range OF the thar
mometer al The Times Office yesterday:
. A. a., ~; II NJ. ~; 3 y NJ. 20: s
r. NJ. ~: D r. n. ~. n.sotghI -
Average. - 2-x
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Gi:.-naL ASSEMBLY c? 1904
STATE OF LOJfSIANAl

y A.
tfFiFE OF THE SECRETARY or STATE I
In pursuance of the provisions Of the
Constitution, publication is hereby made
and given to the qual.ned electors of the
state OF oolsiana CT the proposed
amendments to the Constitution. which
have been cOncurred in by tw0~tiirtis of
all the members elected to each House OF
the General Assembly Of this State, at
the regular session thereof, held at the
City of Baton Rouge, in the year 1884.
and which are required to be published
Tor the information of the qualified cleo
tors of this State for three months pre-
cediES the general election for ReDre-
sentat!ves, and which proposed amend
meits more fully appear in Joint Iesolu-
tons l92 to 2Ga inclusive, Of the Regular
Session of 1891; which are hereinafter
officially published for the information of
the qualified electors of this State, and
which will be submitted to them for
their GD~rQTal or rejection at the next
general election. :" = held OF Tuesday,
the .lst e.ay Of April. 1896, it being the
Tuesday next following the third Mon
day Of aaid month, in such manner and
form that the qualified electors may vote
for or against said amendments; and if a
majority of the qualified electors voting
at said election shall approve and ratify
proposed amendments, so approved and
ratified, shall become part of the Con-
stitution Of this State.
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shall be prescribed by law
NO member or officer of any of the
departments Of the government shall be
IN any way interested in such contracts.
And al such contracts shall be subject.
to the approval Of the Governor, the
ffeslaent c1 the Senate. ard Speaker of
me House of Representatives or any
two Of them.
Sec. 3. BE it further resolved. etc.. That
paragraph twelve o. sr5fcie fortv-
six Of the Constitution CT the State of
Louisiana be so amended as to read as
follows:
Creating corporations or amending, re-
heWing. extending or explaining the
charters thereof. Provided that this
snail not aaply to municipal corporations
or 70 parishes and leNee districts.
Sec. 4. BE it further resolved, etc. That
article enc hundred and seventy-nine of
the Constitution of the State of Louis
lana be SO amended as TO read as fol-
lows:
Article 179. The General Assembly shall
create Bureau OF Agriculture, define
its objects. designate its officers and fix
their salaries.
Sec. J. BE it further resolved. etc, That
Article oae hundred and ninety-two OF
the Constitution Of the State of Louis
lana be 50 amended as to read as fol-
lows:
Article 1a2. Paroehial elections shall be
held on the same day as the general
State election.
Sec. 6. Be il further resolved, etc, That
&rlie-e t9Fo hundred and four of the
Constitution Of the State of Louisiana
be so amended as to read IS follows:
Article a1l Tile taxing bower shall be
exercised only to carry on and maintain
the government of the state and the
public Institutions thereof, to educate
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JOINT RESOLUTION.

Proposing amendments to Articles ~, AZ,
4s J79 1g2. 2Gt. 210 and 242 of the Const-
T. tuition of the State of Louisiana and
also an anendment relative to suspen-
zion Of officers.
Section l. BE II resolved by the General
Assembly of the State of Louisiana. two
thirds OF all the members elected TO eacn
House concurring.
That Article thirty-seven of the Con-
stitution OF the State of Louisiana shall
be so amended as to read as follows:
Article 81. Every bill shall be read on
three different days in each House, ana
no bill shall be considered for hn2I pas
sage unless it has been read once in full.
and the same has been reported on by
committee.
Nor SHAH any bill become law unless
~, IFS final passage, the vote he taken by
yeas and nays. the names OF the members
voting fer or against the same be entered
on the journal. and majority OF ne
members elected TO each House be record
ed thereon as voting in its favor. Pro-
yided that bills revising the statutes or
codes of tha State. as whole shall be
read in such manner as may he pre-
scribea BY the General Assembly.
Seq > Be Il further resolved, etc. That
Article fortv-two OF the Constitution or
the state Of Louisiana be SO amended as
to read as follows:
Article a. All stationery, printing. pa
per ana fuel used in the Legislature anu
other departments of government shaii
he fufiiie he'd. sud tstA nflaihs 9H0.,lNS
and distributing Of the laws, Journal q
department reports, and all other print
ing and binding and the repairing ana
furnishing the halls and rooms USED TOT
the meetings of the General Assembly
and its committees. shall be cone uhoef
contract. to be given to the lowest re-
Snonsible bidder, below such maximum
price and under o.
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senInc o. this proV.sc that

te1t ard srsen'nc o. this proTtsc that
parishes and municipalities shall have the
rtsat 70 tax themselves to any liIait SUP
ject TO the restrictions Of Article 800
c. V. BOLTON.
ss2ea3-er Of the House OF + Ireseatatives.
y. r. Lott
Ires'f'en FRO Tempere Of tbs Senate.
Z tr4e eeny:
7. ). ADAMS. sscretery Of State.
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NO %
peha1e Court District from which one
judge shall be elected. =

peiia1e Court District from which one
judge shall be elected
The parishes of ST. Landry, Aveyelles.
Rdpidea, Grant, Acadia. Vernon, Calca-
steG, Cameron, Nermillion, Lafayette,
iherta and St. Martin shall compose the
Third Appellate Court District from
which one judge shan be elected
The parishes Of East Baton Rouge,
west Ea2on Rouge, Livingston. Tangip-
isnoa St Iammany, Washington, st.
Helena, last FelIciana, West Fsliciana.
Pointe Coupea ard Ibersile shall com
pose the Fourth Appellate Court District
Irem which one judge shall be elected.
Ihe parishes of St. Mary, Terrebonne,
Assumption. Lafourche, st. Charlas, Jef-
ferson, st. Bernard, pIaGuenines. St.
John The BAPTIST. st. James and Ascen-
sion sh@l compose the Fifth Appellate
Court District from which one judge shall
be elected
The parish OF Orleans shall compose
the Sixth Appellate Court District from
which one jadse shail be elected
The three Judges elected from the First.
Second ana Third Appellate Court Dis
trlcts shall compose the Court Of Appeals
cf the First Circuit.
TIE three judges elected from the
folrta, FIFTH ard Sixth Appellate Court
Districts shall compose the Court of An
L.
Be Il further resolved, etc, That Ar
tlcie nfnety-eiEht of the Constitution OF
the state of Louisiana be SO amended as
to rad al follows:
Article SS. The judges OF tne Court OF
Appeals shan held two annual terms of
court az such places in the circuit a. may
pc nSeei by Law for the return Of appeals.
Sec. 5. Be it further resolved, ETC., That
Article ninety-nine OF the Constitution
OF the State of Louisiana, be SO amend
ed as to read as follows:
Article a9- Until otherwise provided by
law, the terms of the Court OF Appeals
shall be hald as follows:
FIRST CIRCUIT.
At Monroe first Mondays III May ana
JanuarE-For trial Of appeals from the
parishes Of Ouachita, Richiand, Frank
lin, Catahoula, Concordia, Tonsas, Madi-
son, East Carroll. West Carroll More
house. onion ana Jackson.
II Shreveport frst N515ays ii Juno
a.-4 f-e-.-ts r5---I'3~ tv.o1 q appeals from
the n@ftah,s e Ca-te Pier webster,
L-aaFi.ia- C- .i.orao, L-res!h, Sabine, De
4r tar
- .t5+~H55 IN FIRST 1e51sffegs in October
ara &..r--7---3H~ te:,l a. ssz5ss ssts; from the
rarts..cs ef Caldwell, V.aa. Grant. Rap
idea. N-rAcn, &atcA-tocAeS and Avoy-
eAItS.
IL Opelousas f1st Mondays IN Eovem-
Der ard A-lr.5--T'er t1iai Of appeals from
the patts..es Of Ct Landry. Cllcasien.
Cameron Nefn3lil7n, Lafayette, -Aca-
dl2. -serla ana II. Martin.
r-@x}syT3 CTrcy,T7r
1T .srnite. first sfonaay in octoeor. and
e-.. '5.-e.s III nil MI. Sia5.1 =
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80 .,., n s Il IL '5s-5's ' aSaFtlli-
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No. 19s.
JOINT RESOLUTION

Proposing -Anerdn nents to Articles 95,
IS, 81 9s. 50, 1I, 192, 1o3, 1a5. and les
ef the Constitution OF the State of
I.9ui5-a.ea, Relative to Coez-ts o. Ap-
zeal.
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FIR ST CIRCUIT.

At Monroe first Mondays III May and
JanuarEFor trial Of appeals from the
parishes Of Ouachita, Richland, Frank
lin, Catahoula, Concordia, Tonsas, Madi-
son, East Carroll. West Carroll, More
house. CnioE ana jackson