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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-10
The Elevator Award.

The county elevator Conlr1versy
which has been WAg,d Tor the past few
weeks is still on. Thu meeting Of the
selectmen last night only resulted In
another poilpouemenl. Another vliOr
will be msds 20 award the contract on
Monday text At which lime, II wa.
limited tod va ttuml h woulu be scoTt d
by the Electric EIrya or com any.
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Ordered 90 rut to Sea.

VICTORIA, b. C., March l0.-Quite
a liIlle stir was caused 10 naval CIRCLES
today when It was learned that her
msiesiy's shiIs Pheasant aud Comus
hal received Word 10 put g. sea Hs soon
a. possible, but no later than Saturday
unueT sealed orders. Al first II was
fumorsd that the whole feet was or
dersd TO SEA, but thls was doniod later.
ms officers, OF course, 60 not know
what tbs orders are, but they seem 10
be- under tho Impression tha, there IL
something In the vicinity Of Honolulu
TO demand their attention. Bith ves-
sells have orders 10 carry ali the am
munitlon, provisions anu coal that can
10 stored AWAY.
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"G.usrsl" Heath Issues n usuifsstu.

LuNDOS. M,fch ll.--Gruerai Booth,
OF the S.ivation Army, has cabicd q
msnifosto to tue Salvation Army 81
New YORK. Bfamweil Booth slsU hns
a manifesto IN toIay'- War Cry, iu
which he says the fidelity VI th,
American troops IL unshnkcu anu
warns the Army against the "misfvp.
fesontation. OF ths anti.Enflish AniuI-
lean pfrs..p lie Hlo tays, "ile
generals heart 10 torn AMI sorcly
wounded, but he IL determined Co
carry on the government without r..
spect - persons"
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men wanted By ucISiuIs,.

CoLuNBus, Onto, March lO.-rhcre
10 isrgu Attendance mere Tor tue RE-
publican state convention which mvrts
this afternoon. There Il no opposition
70 Governor Bushnell, senator Fora.
ktT, CUugtessmal GfOsyunUr anu
Mark Hanna iUt delegates st large, NJ
they are knOwu to he tue men want d
~ Mckinney. Organization IL beng
ERECTED with view ui having sucu
demonstrations tOuight and tomorrow
a. will show the other states how Nc
Kinley stands In his owl state.
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NEW YoRS, March l0,-It IL said
that ten IN, mners Of Charles Ffoh.
mans compsuies,u under the leadership
OF OIetts Tyler, are arranging IN Airi-
eau tour. Miss Tyler, II Is said, mss
fully outlined a plSn to leave this
country In the early spring, play a
long eugagsment In South Africa and
return home fuG the fall campaign.
% TO the present time tns following
have signed Ia the yonturti James o.
Barrows, ChSTlea u. Wells, Miss Jose.
mime Hall ana Miss rylsr.
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Dividends D,cisrsd.

NEW YoRK, Maroh lO.--rho execu.
tive osmmiuee Of the Western Union
directory tOuAy recommended the
declaration o. the regular quarterly
dividend Of yer cent,
Inc directors u the Manhattan Ele.
waited Railway COMPANY declared the
regular uuaItrfly dividend Of ~ Dor
cent.
ihn d tecton Of tho Chicago and
Northwestern railway dcclaioi the
regular quarterly dividend Of per
cent on preferred stock
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-10

HAVANA, Mston lO.-Col. Sameto,
in command VI the 5Ianish column
operating against the iueufgeuts In
tue Province Of Piuar del RIO, has
captured fortified position occupied
by tho enemy. After houfs OF light
Ing, during which cannon shots we're
exchange, tue Insurgents were dis
pcfsrI with r loss OF l20 killed anu
wounded,
Tho Insurgents have burned the
villagl biafIinAr, Ia tno district VI
Games,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-10

WAsHISGToS, March LOON mo.
ton Of GilIsll (Rrp. Mass.) n bill was
passed by the House making one
years Continuous residence" IN a
territory prerequisite 10 Obtaining
divorce. Tue bill was aimed nj Okla.
uoma territory, whore nut ninety uRy's
residence II I, qulred.
Tne House went into committee Of
the whale ~ the pOtt.f1ies bill.
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rns ,r.M rs-b,bI, Le.L

CLEVELAND ohio, March lO-At Z
U'Clyok .hsl evening big glare was
noticed On thu fiyrr, UoTth. No assist.
ance could DO 10 dutri, ~ II was iul.
possible lor \ tug 10 grt tnrou h The
Ice. The vessylmsn are OF the opinion
that the vessel was burnt aud that tue
crew probably are lost.
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CtSCiSNAu, March lO.-A nto In
the i've story warehouse ami distillery
OF Milbaloyiicn, Fletcher X Co., East
Pearl street, today, cause a los u
100000, fully Insured. Seyonty.hvs
employees mai great difficulty IN e'csp.
Ing, but a. far ~ known, no one r-as
injured.
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NEW York, Mttch lO.-General
Wesley Metrtt, mmanier Of the
United SIR - ~ the department OF the
Northwest, IL at the Waldorf lie
denies that he has hern called to
Washington by the President TO re.
crive Instructions TO yist CUBA aud
vrstigate and report upon tue pro-
gtess vi the rebellion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-10

WAsruNurOs, March 10. - The sub.
committee VI Ine SuuAIs committee
appointed 10 consider the bill tor the
admissi Ii VI New Mexico, decided
unanimously today to report ~ the
lull committee In favor Of tho passage
OF the bill.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-10

ROME, March lO.--Ihe new cabinet
IL as folloWs; Premier aud minister OF
the interior, Marquis ii Rudlni; min.
istsr OF war, General Rcottii minister
VI marine, A mlral Berini minister Of
foreign aiiNTs, tho Duke OF 5etmonetr;
minister VI justice, SeuOr Costa; min.
lister OF finance, Signor BaniA; minis
tor Of tue treasury, bign0r Colombo;
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Tnhernncle Choir Cnncsrt.

The presidents OF Mutual Improve.
ment associations throughout tne city
arc requested TO give notice, In all
their meetings this evening, thst the
last concert u the Tabernacle series
Tor the bot eflt OF the NJ, |. League anu
the California chorus, viii be given on
Fruay evening mex, at the rAhUt,
nRole, JOSEPH h. FELr,
MANY A, FREEZE,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-10

A substitute Tor Senate concurrent
resolution I, by Mr.. Cannon, came up
unctf fret reading Of Dills. IL requests
Cungftss 10 allow, by special act, the
proper officers OF tho State Of Utah 10
select from lands not allotted ~ Indians
IN tho Uiutbh and y ncompahgte Tvsef.
yatluns, 40 soon ~ feasible alter ailol.
muut In uevctally, any lands InBy may
deem suitable 10 select for the various
purposes Tor which the quantities OF
anu ware gTapted 10 the state, anu
after such selection the remainder Of
the lands ~ DO Openei 10 eutTy under
the homestead aud mineral laws.
Also Senate bill 95, declaring tho
operation AMI intent " tue act Ttqulf.
ing certain public officers TO certify
bonds, warrants aud cettlhcstrs Of iu'
dtbteduess Of counties, cities and
school districts which was approved
Feb. %, 1896.
Alec substitute for Senate bill g5, by
the Judiciary G mmittee, 10 provide ior
tbs service OF vouiIes aud tubpOenas
by mail In certain cases.
FRJM THE SENATE.
A communication from the Senate
announced the passage OF IA gusu uill
.
aud uniyersitius; also House III. l28,
iur the Utah state school lOr the bind.
LAND BILL.
MI Cushing muyutA suspension Of
the rules aud that HOusB biIl 63, the
laud blll, bs placed upon It's pAssage.
| The bill Was taken up aud Mr.. CAElet,
| for " hum section IS had been leit open
/ for amendment, moved an amendment
| To include saline lands la the opera.
lions Of thu bill. This provision had
| Teen stricken out anu Mr.. Caller
asked unanimous consent TO TeinseTt
II. Mt. Clark objected but the amend.
meut was passed. over his objection ~
tho IL use.
Mf. Seavy moved 10 suspend the
| rules Tor the purpose Of amending
section 80, liking the limit oil time tor
| leasing grazing lands. Tue time limit
was ten years ~ II appeared In tbe bill,
| and he move 10 BtTiko out the word
"teu" anu insert tho word "hyr."
MI Ferguson, OF salt Lake, de-
! manuul tue ayes anu noes on the
amendment, aud II was 20 ordered,
The amendment carried by y vote OF
g7t1l7.
MI. Wilson moved suspension n
the rules 10 amend section 20, but the
motion wac lost. The same fAlb met a
motion Of Mr.. Harris 10 suspend the
| rules anu amend section 80,
Tho bill was then placed upon fnal
passage anu passed by tue following
! vote:
AyrG Messrs. Beard, Bolitho, Bern.
holsel, Condor, Gurus, Cushing,
CaGsT, ClaTk, Egan, Ferguson OF SAT-
LAKE, Ferguson 0I CABIN, Gibbs,
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Kmphalie Tor ",oand Money"

PROVIDENCE, March lO.-rhe Re.
publican HIaIu convention adopted u
platform emphstlo In declaration Of
Sound money" Tho present state
0fiictts we're t6nOminattd by scolama-
tiOn,
Delegates TO the national convention
will not be selected until alter the
state election April l..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-10

G. y. Smith, Of MIuros, Utah, not.
log Ia tho sENi.wEEISLY OF March
0lb, special from PArowaB, the
death Of ME-. Almlfa Barton, doubts
that that tstimabiv lady was married
10 the Prophet joseph smith In
Macedonia, ILL.,, In 1882 as published.
II Was slip " the ,ypUt; tue date
should have been 1879.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-10

CHICAGO, March lO.-l.aao Eloho-
non KOvloroy Spect4r, uhiei rabbi Of
the jewish church In all the RIsslAp,
IL dead. A dispatch received from tne
Daily Jewish Courier says that the
CHIEF rabbi died At his home IN this
city Of Kpvno at 1880 s.m. Sunday,
alter a lingering illness, lie has
much influence among bJth Jews and
Gentiles OF his country. several
times he was summoned u 81. Peters.
burg for consultation with crown
ofiieers respecting Jewish emigration,
ami the various problems Of adminis.
tfation in which the jews were con-
cefned. He was highly esteemed by
Ru.Lian OfllClsls, anu among his own
people he was beloved.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-10
Horse Racing Not Gambling.

sr.LoUIs, March lO.-"rsIAs Tom"
walsh, the pool room man, gained q
poinl In Judge MuTphys court Mon
day, In sscuTing the dismissal Of the
case against MIN ana bis ten aSsista nie
on charges OF keeping n common
gambling house. Walth's lawyer
argued a motion to quash IN the cases,
r,islng the point that horse racing
alone DOES mot constitute common
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-10
noRE RIoT- STAIN.
TOE stars aud stripes rubiieiJ nurusd
b. studsats.

madrid, March lO,-Thero was a
serious Auti-AmeTioAn riot nj SAla.
mAnca yesterday evening" students
burned the America h,gs amid the
aoclRmalions OF tue ctOvds. The gen.
Iafmoi charged the rioters Hnd dis
persed them importantly. Later tue
= udsnts Teassenb ed anu gathered an
other mob about them. Tue project
,xhorted the students TO dlSperse, They
hOoled. Finally the project was com.
PEELED TO call upon the police tor pro-
teoliUn, Gsuuafmts Again charged the
rlotous students WHO met the onslaHg ut
with showers OF stones. Order was
nuslly Restored. The uniysrsity Ia
closed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-10

receiver to turn over property 10 Lessor
set On 9th list withdraw AMI decree
entetoi 7ih inst hud amended tp SHOW
~ prevail n reorivet's accounts aud re-
Ceiyof discharged and he bondsmcn To
10 released from further liability.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-10
nRouNINuNEH,rED.
The 'hUtch Adepis Resolution Of
fAtth IN Itts tanacsncs.

KALAMAZOO, Mich, March lO.-rue
First Congregational church, Of which
Rev. G.. o. Brown, san Francisco, wrs
ufmefly pastor, has adopted tesulu.
ton expressing "abiIiug faith in tht
Cntlfu luuUcruCs OF our fuilefiug hfc-
thOf--a faith funded on years Of per
sonal intercourse auI Christian a.soci.
alton with HIN anu upon the kuowl !.
edge, a. far ~ " Ia given his intimate
assDointts 10 have, Of his stainless aud
incoffupiible manhood"
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THE CHUnon PROPERTY.
senator Hear. substitute for Senator
saunon's Hesotutiou,

sannOn's Resolution,
wAsHISGTOS, March g-SenAtor
Hoar, from the comnistee on judi.
ciAry, today reported a substitute for
Senator CAnnon's joint Teso luton IT,.
gatiing the property OF the Mormon
Church Ia Utah, seized under the l. l.
munds act, The s1bslitute msrely
grants anu conveys the Church proper.
TeceiveTship.
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ALLEETuwN, Pa, March lO.-Fldsl
Tfitchlsr, aged 50, msmber VI the se-
lect council Of Iuis city, shut his wife
dead while she slept tins mOrnipR Aud
tnen iirod two shots into his brain. For
more than week Trtchler has been
suiieTing from insomnia and II IL
thought no was temp Jrauly Insane.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-10

WICHITA, Kansas, March iO.-1ho
RepuUncan state cUnyuuti0n met at
II a. M. Justice Albert n. Horton
was elected Temporary chairman.
Committees were app.iHtrd. A tvle-
gram Ot greeting 20 tue Onlo RepurN'
eau convection was adopted.
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minister Of public works, 5lgnor Perez.
. minister U' education, SiRnOr Giau-
utcUi minister Of agriculture, 5iguuf
duNcchfiin minister Vt posts and
tele. rapht, signOt Catmine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-10

Senate bill 81, to create a State board
Of labor, cancellation anu arbitration.
House bilI 90, giving mayors Of In.
clfpUntgd cities a qualified veto. Mf.
CulcnlIw gave notice " motion for
reconsideration.
House Till % lsubstltutel, 10 enable
incorporated cities 90 incur per
cclt Indebtedness i0r special purposes.
senate rill 81 (substiluteh providing
Tor tue tmpl ymtnt Of stenOEtaphefs u
C0utts, Mr. Harris gave notice Of
motion Tor rec insidefhtiUD,
House bill lUg, amending Utah law
relating TO tue manner Oa restricting
corporate limiiS.
Senate bill II, to prevent diseases
among sheep.
5euato bill So (substituie), relating TO
the recovery VI damages Tor iiJurioa ~
d0gs.
senate bill 1906, 70 provide for tho
payment % conlingent expenses Of tho
ni-t state Legislature, Passed under
suspension Oi the rules.
ASrIIRusr BILL gGSED.
The Governor ann,uncsd his ap.
provsl Of House bill ~, tue ALti-lTusl
] uil.
Tno House adjourned at .. M. 10
meet NJ ~ tbis mJfniug.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-10

The elections committee reported
hyofaDly Senate bill 10, by Mr.. Ali
con, Ia relation u elections ami crimes
aud Uffeusos ag,inst the election fran
chise, and requiring candidates anu
ohaifmeu to nic statements OF their sK.
prnditutes. Tho committee recon-.
mended the passage ut the bill, Aud tue
report aud recommendation were
alJptgI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-10
An OLD AcroR aoNE.

CINCiNSATI, o., March lO.-Henry
ii. Howe, tho aged actor who came ~
thls country with Henry Irving, was
fund dead In his apartments At the
Burnett House In this city last bighL
Daring ltyIng's engagement here, MT.
Howe, who was 81 years old, was taken
down with a cold tnat NJ INST threat.
ened pm, umonia, aud fears were enter
tained ON account OF his advanced
year.. His physician gives the cause
~ old age, saying that his cold had lett
him very weak aud unable TO rally,
though II had entirely left him. The
body will 10 sent to New York. II ID
not deleTmi ned whether II viii be In.
tered Ia New York or forwarded ~
London, his loTmer home,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-10
DEATH. Harvest

NV YOKl, March lO.-Colonel
Robert Is. Clark died at his home Ia
Brooklyn last night Of pneumonia.
Col. CLARK was In command VI the
Thirteenth regiment when II was
ordered TO Baltimore In 1861, having
Hucceeded General John Is. Woodward.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-10
LAND BILL PASSED.
III. BolIlhO's Measure Receives al.
most Unanimous Support,
FIGHT OVER THE EsrRU BILL
Aud the Measure Goes Back to tho
judiciary Committee-lmportant
Amendment by Nc. Wilson,

A very close adherence 10 tho now
time Of meeting was made by tho
members Of the House the mOruing.
IL wAs 1919 when speaker Donny's
gAvel fell for ORDER, auI most u tbs
members were la their seats at thai
time.
The most important work done to.
day was the passage Of the BJlithO
lSni bll. which was carried b. vote
Of 81 To- ..
After press time yesterday the FOL.
lowing bills were introduced, read fret
and zee mi times, ordered printed aud
referred TO tbs committees indicated;
House bill Ia, by Mr. Beard, TO pre-.
vent the adultVratiOn Of candy. Com
miItce on public health.
Houto bill las, by Mr. Nye, by 70.
quest, amending Utah laws Ia relation
TO IRE insurance companies. Com
miltso 90 private corporations.
House bill l4g, by MI Nye, by 70.
luc,t, also ameldiug and fs.enaoting
Utah laws on fire. insurance companies.
same cJm mittCC.
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ANTi1Husr MN EidNED.


After roll call and readiug Of ye,tor-
day. ufnal, thrlt being no previous
business In the regular order, commit
tee reports were taken up.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-10
DARIUS LYON.

NKw YOmS. March lO.-Dsrlus
Lyon, ex.sheun OF West Chester
county, died last night at the home Of
his son, Addison J. Lyon, In Mount
Vernon, y. Y. His death wa, uueG.
yeoteu, though hs had been falling
rapidly for several Gays. Mr. Lyon
wA' ~ years old. He was = descend.
ant OF tue Lyon family that settled on
tue Bryan river uufing the seven.
tesnth century. His grandfather was
Captain Gllbsft Lyon, Of the rov0lu-
tionaty war. Nj. Lyon was sheriff Vt
West Chester county from 1854 " 1867,
Aud was excise commissioner OF tue
county VI 1867 ~ 1865.
Through the efforts Of Mr.. Lyon a
moi was halted aud dispersed ~ the
time Oftne uTalt riots during the late
war without blOOdshed. The mot
formed 800 strong st Iuckahos aud
marched TO Mount Vernon with the
intention OF burning tho HtmUfy. Mir.
Lyon faced the MOI al the MONT
Vernon hotel aad persuaded II 10 dis
baud,
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BAN FRANCISCO, March lO.-The
coast delshts vtssel MonadnOok, me
keel u which was laid at Mare Island
navy yard twonty-One years ago, maze
her iifsI APPEARANCE In San Ftsnoiso1
haTbJr tOday, She was on her trial
Iuu, having been made ready for SEA
nj the navy yard u few days ngo.
the MOnAdnOcK mas lel Rip Van
Wrinkle existence Tor twenty-one yuafs,
except at times there was u spasmOdic
awakening aboard Of her. she was
commenced IN 1875 and ON lines that
would have led 10 the cOmplsliOn u
monitor OF that period. Then came
a loug delay, succeeded by short porous
Of Progress, until In 1855 she was
launcnsd. Since she was oOmmencsI
ideas have changed M 10 navai nShteis
anu she 10 M near the modern type NJ
deslgning anu engineering sklil can
make her. She mas two tuTTsIs heAVl-
Iy GrmOTed, and carries four heavy
guns with u strong battery VI rapid
nnng guns. Asa fighter she is rated
well up with the Monterey, ami The
two could easily dispatch any thing
now on the Pacific.
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CiolhinE Cullsr.' a,rlLs At an End,

CHICAGO, March l0.-fhe clothing
cutters aUr,Ke IL At an end as far as The
manufacturers ale concerned. They
held open their shops Tor tneir old om'
ployes for several weeks. The men
refused to return. Then the manu-
faGtuTers started out to get cutters else-
where. This undertaking, It IL sHiu,
bas been eucee.sful. Yesterday my
expert cutters arrived from the East.
They we're put TO work In one OF the
thOlH where all nut twelve will receive
Permanent employ nsnt. The twelve
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-11
MIR. REMBERI~s OFFICE is CLOSED
Directs the Keys Turned Ovcr-Busi-
ness Apparently Not Successful.


G. p. Rembert. young man who came
here some time during last summer ana
engaged with the Old Dominion Preserv-
ing Company. and afterwards entered the
employ OF the Sound Money and Honest
Elections League as a speech-maker, mas
presumably left the city, and his where
abouts are not known TO the friends
whom he had made during his brief resi-
donce here.
A short time since he rented Room No.
20 in the Chamber Of Commerce building
signing "a lease FOR II for twelve months
He purchased lot of furniture from
Habliston q Brother. carpet from
George w Anderson & Sons. and rented
q typewriter from +. II. Cloves a. co.
He hung out a sign on his door setting
forth that he handled stocks and bonds.
\ young lady was engaged as Typewriter.
Yesterday morning Rembert failed TO
show up at his Office, and when his
amanuensis reported for duty she found
"a note directed TO her. containing g and
instructions for her TO turn the keys OF
the Office over 10 Mr.. Dunlop and TO have
the typewriter returned TO Mr.. Cloves.
These instructions the young lady car
ried out and she went 10 her home, leav-
ing the Office i'm charge of Mr.. Dunlop.
yet due. Messrs. Habliston q Brother
have sued out an attachment on the fur
uiturc TO protect themselves.
Rembort was introduced at the banks by
an Officer of the Sound-Money League.
who knew him through his connection
with the league, and the young man Is
said to have obtained credit from one OF
them TO the extent of about $50. He evil
IDENTIFY wanted TO act on the square. ana
was simply unfortunate in not receiving
the business that he had anticipated. as
be wrote this league officer that he had
been forced TO leave the city. and that ne
owed the bank. expressing at the same
time the hope that his Indebtedness there
would In no wise affect the gentleman
who had introduced him.
Rembert was quite well known 10 some
of the newspaper-men of Richmond, and a
day or so ago he told one Of the members
Of the Fourth Estate that he expected TO
20 to New York for a few days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-11
virginia ConcIave Elects Officers.

4 very large meeting of Virginia Con-
clave No. 1893. Improved Order of Hepa-
sophs. was held at Wilkerson's Hall last
night. when several members were mi
tiated into the orier-viz., Colonel John
Murphy. A. II. Robins. Esq, Robert r.
Harrison, Esq, and Louis j. Schumann.
Esq. There was also held the annual
election Of officers. which resulted as fol-
lows: f. NJ Woon, past archon; a, g.
stage. archon: II. f. Smith, prelate; VIII
liam Jacobs. inspector; Samuel l.. cooper
varder: l.. s. Cease, sentinel; j. j. ray
lor. treasurer: II. NJ Tyler, fnancler'
George W. Hunter. secretary; James NJ
Gentry. Il. c. Minor, and j. III. Middeh-
dorf. trustees; Drs. Il. II. Franklin ana
J. r. Henson, medical examiners; A. W.
Rosene. representative to the Supreme
Conclaye: +. NJ. Woon, alternate. Mr.
Henry Flegenhimer. district deputy made
a felicitous speech complimenting tne
conclave on the great interest manifested
bv the members, the attendance being
very large and the interest In the order
so we'll manifested
After the business of the conclave the
members adjourned % partake OF a pan
ouet served in Delarue's best style
Thirty members were added 10 this con
clave during the present year. ana
large number of applications FOR mem
bershi are now pending.