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Hoods Pills are easy to take, easy to operate. Cure indigestion, bill ousness. 25c.
 Mr. John T. Niven, one of Cleve land county's most prominent and progressive citizens. was a Pine Bluff visitor yesterday. MT. Niven is great friend of the GRAPHIC, and his name has been continuously on it's mailing list since it's first issue-in lSS7-and during all that time, hf says, he has received his paper regu tarlv
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Miss Fannie Roberts. of Wabbase- ka, is the guest of Capt. N. T. Rob- erts and family.
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Mrs. F. Nj. Altschul has returned home from a visit to Springfield, Mo, much improved in health.
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Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. Sept. lo.-wheas-No red. s21s l-e.
 Corn-Ko ?, slt211ze Osts-No white, lslB20s. Lard. g l10 ihs. s3 s516
 Mess pork. p barrel. s5 7tG5 8O short clear sides, boxed. B 50 D3 69lS Short ribs, sides, loose, S3 l718 20 Dry sslted shoulders. boxed, s 751401
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Mir. Ed Lytle of Wahbasela was In town today.
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e.,,t 1a-Nem whaat n2n

DALLAs Sept. l6.--New wheat. 62@.
 Corn-Snelled mixed bulk joblots. 34e; ear from wagon 2Sg30; bulk, shelledf. o. b.. from country points carlots, 25 s27; ear, 24@.e.
 Oats-lsQb2le bulk wagon carlots, [. 0. b, country points. l8dbM
 Bsccn--Short clear standard 51ze; short clear extra 5}z small clear standard, salted, "A; short clear extra. salted, A; salted bellies
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Mr. I. s. Mcdonnell. of Altheimer is in tine city today.
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Policemen should promptly arrest all parties who leave their horses and teams standing unhitched. In this manner only can runaways be avoided.
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Livestock.

CHICAGO Sept. r.-Cattle stroasr Te1As steers, x2 25139d
 Sheen weak.
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Mir. Frank D. Smith left last night for Cincinnati.
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THE MARKETS.
Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS. Sept l6.-ordinsry, 6l8-ie; good ordinary, 7ss low middling, Ss; mid ding, l3-l5 good niiddling, 8; middlins fair
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MT. E. Wray Martin is reported mnch better today.
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Weather Report.

LITTLE ROCK. Sept. Weather generally fair tonight and cooler Friday.
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ST. Louls Sept. ig,-Catg!e s.eady Texas steers, s2 601e3 4.
 Sheep l0e higher
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GALVESTON. Sept E Ordinary i3-ls; good ordinarv SIS: by middling, 7s-l6; middling, l8 i6; goot ln.dliing, 8; middling fair, Ssk
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Harry EversiieId, of Cornerstone. k q visitor in the city today
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The North bound Cotton Belt train was nearly three hours late to- day.
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DALLAS, Sept. l6.-Choies shi Jptng steers, # 3012 59
 Hogs-Cshoiee cornfed. ranging from l75 to 275 fDs ss 60 S2 SJ light weighss, i2 5l
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Mir. ". H. Langford leaves next week for St. Louis to attend the an- nual meeting of the National Bank CTS Association.
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FromWednesday' s Daily.l

Mir. A. ". Nunn, of Rives, is in the city today.
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The Merrill Institute course has been completed and will consist of twelve numbers.
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Mr- B. NJ. Hume, of Tyrope. is in the city
 Mir. J. NJ. NcPhail of Linwood, is in the ciiY.
 Nr. E. P aada. Of Sherrin, is q vis- flor to the city today.
 Nlr ". E. Jackson. of Toronto, is registered It he Trulo'k.
 Mir. W. | Perlines will return to- morrow from .lers-sgille, III.
 Mr. j. W. Walker. Of Kew Gascony, k il visitor to the city today.
 Mir. r. NJ kilroy returned today from business trip to St. Louis.
 Mr. John L. Mills returned today from d soiourn at Hot Springs. 1 Mr. T. E. Bnck, of Little Rock. is spending few days with his friends
 Miss Ella Jackson. of Monticello. is visiting the family of M.r !. H. Eddins.
 Mr. c. W. Gates, of the Fordyce Lumber G., is registered 1t the Trnlock.
 We learn that Capt John Weedol is quite sick at his home near Wab- baseka.
 Mr. J II. Mann leaves tomorrow for Heber. Ark, to rest and recu- perate.
 Mir. E. Wray Martin is reported much better today, with prospects of recovery.
 Mr. W. NJ. Toney is rejoicing over the arrival of a ten-pound boy at his house Tuesday afternoon.
 Prof. and Mrs. E. s. Luce have recently removed into the Episcopal
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Mrs. Mason Philpot and children returned last evening from Eureka Springs, where they pleasantly spent the summer.
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There will be call meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary next Monday afternoon at three o'clock. The ladies will have important business at this meeting and large attend ance of the member is desired.
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All those who desire to join class in shorthand ta be taught al the Institute will please confer with the Secretary at ap early day.
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NIr E. ?. lsadd, Of Shefrin, is q vis- flor to the city today.
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Mrs. E. 2. Luce and her sister, Miss Brown, have returned from their vacation spent in Houston, ToVae
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Mir. J NJ. McPhail of Linwood. is in the citf.
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Prof, and Mrs. E. s. Luce have recently removed into the Episcopal Rectory on West Fourth avenue.
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tFrom Thursdays 8 Daily.l

Mr. B. NJ. Hnme, of Tyrore. is in the city.
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AIr. ". E. Jackson. of Toronto, is registered at the rruiork.
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Mir W. I Peuings will return to- morrow from Jersey ville, III.
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Mr. j ". Walker. of Kew Gascony k ii visitor to the city today.
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Mir. r. NJ ilroy returned today from a business trip to St Louis.
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A@ N gan taking
 AYERS
 %F TSss anything like perma-
 a \ }I INV nent benefit. A sin gle box of these pills did the work for me, and I am now we'll man." c. H. HUTCHINGs, East Auburn. Me.
 For the rapid cure of Constipa- tion, Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Nau- sea, and all disorders of Stomach. Liver, and Bowels, take
 ave. lR'S
 CathartiC Pills
 Medal and Diploma at Worlds Fair. Ask your druggist for Ayers Sarssparna.
 FromWednesday Dailyl
  Mir. A. ". Nunn, Of Riyes, is in the city today.
 Mir. Frank D. Smith left last night for Cincinnati
 MT. E. Wray Martin is reported much better today
 Alr. Ed Lytle of Wahbaseka was in town today.
 Mr. !. s. Mcdonnell, of Altheimer. is in the city today.
 Capt. sam Lindsay, of Pastoria, is visitor to the city today.
 Harry Eversfeld. of Cornerstone. is visitor in thecity today.
 The North bound Cotton Belt train was nearly three hours late to- day.
 Miss Fannie Roberts. of Wabbase- ka, is the guest of Capt. N. T. Rob- erts and family.
 Mrs F. Nj. Altschul has returned home from visit to Springfield, Mo, much improved in health.
 Prof. Junius Jordan came down from Little Rock this morning and is registered at the Arlington.  Mfr. Wolf Nichols returned this morning from St. Louis, where he purchased complete stock of mil linery goods.
 Judge Robinson and family have returned from Chicot county and taken up their residence on West Fifth Avenue.
 Mir. H. P. Haizlp, former citi- zen of Pine Bluff, but now promi- nent cotton buyer at Sherman. Tex, is in the city today.
 Miss Laura Willis. formerly of Blum's Emporium. has accepted a position as milliner at the dry goods establishment of Wolf Nichols. Subject for Young Peoples Union Friday evening, Sept. 1Sth,, at Sixth Avenue Baptist Church. "The History of Italy and United Italy" "The Church or Religion of Rome, etc Different parts assigned to members for discussion.
 Mrs. D. Hope has returned from visit to relations in Lansing and New Albin, Iowa, where she spent a pleasant time and reports gold bugs" as scarce as in Arkansas. We are glad to state that Mrs. Hope was greatly improved by her visit to the North.
 Elsewhere-fin this issue will be found notice of dissolution of the co-partnership heretofore existing between Toney X Brewster, in the livery business. Mr. Toney retires ana MT. BIFNS'tI VIII 1Oiitibhe 'ifS business. We wish each of the gen. tlemen success.
 Yom Kippur, the Jewish Day of Atonement, begins at 6 o'clock this evening and will continue until Thursday at the same hour. The oc- casion will be flttingly observed by services and lecture at the Temple this evening, and services and lee lures throughout the day tomor- TOW.
 TheIe came near being a runaway at the Valley depot this morning. After the 10.40 train had come in and several passengers had been seated in the bus, the harness on one of the horses became loose, which Caused the animal to kick and subsequently to run. Mr. B. Shipley, drummer, and a lady were seated in the bus.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-06

directly 20 Congress, and al the final mo-
ment there IS always liable 20 bee "A change
I'm the attitude of our relations with other
Governments which may necossitate n
change IN the text of tho message. The
Government printer VIII complete the
printed COPY for the press and individual
members of Congress by tomorrow morn
ing. Tho two official copies intended Tor
formal presentation 20 the Senate and
House Will bee I'm writing according to
unfaii.us custom. The copy Tor the Senate
will be written by Assistant-Private Sec
retary pruden. and the one for the House
by Executye-Clerl, Young. both expert
penmen The preparation OF those manu-
scrip copies Is no light task inasmuch as
the present message IS understood 70
make nearly 1900 words.
ln the course OF tomorrow night or
early Monday morning the agent OF tho
President viii deliver the printed copies
of his message 10 tho postmasters OF Bal
tim0ro. Philadelphia and New York. with
directions 10 furnish these copies TO the
managers OF the press associations 10
he manifolded and placed on the wires Tor
release iust as soon Gs the message roach
cs The halls OF Congress
Usually the Presidents intention 10
communicate 70 Congress ~ message I'm
writing is made known by fhe respective
committees appointed for that purpose
shortly after ! r. A.. and IS Immediately
followed iv tho appearance of Private
Secretary Prudon with the message Itself.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-06
EEFUsED 10 DRAw INDIcrMENrs.
Tho Grand Jury Appealed 70 the Judge
without Avail.

Tho Grand Jury Appealed 70 the Judge
Without Avail
CHICAGO, ILL. Dec. 5.-The grand
jury at 1 o'clock voted true bills against
the following officers Of the Western
Union Telegraph Company: R. G. Clowry.
vico-presidcnt. j.. II. Tubbs supcriutend-
cnt. W. j. Lloyd assistant supcrintChd-
emf. W.. r. loillgan and Emi milford.
Jr. managers.
The bills worc voted as the result Of
tho disclosures made yesterday when 10
appeared from the evidence given that
an tckcrs in use in an OF the gambling
houses OF the men formerly indicted had
hcon put in their places by the Western
Union Company.
A sensation occurred when after the
voting of those bills Statc-Attorncy Kern
positively refused 10 draw the indict-
mcnts in accordance with the wishes Of
the grand iurors. For % time the jurors
pleaded with the Statc-Attorncy 10 mako
out the proper papers, bat he was deaf
20 an entrooiios.
"Thoro is mo- special reason for indict-
iur these men," said Mr.. Kern. cas- the
evidence against them is in my opinion
totally insufficient TO warrant convic-
tiou and such Indictment if returned.
which 10 was written. rhe grand jurors
con do as they please. but so long as
am here 7 shan refuse 90 have the indict-
monts drawn. They can take the case
up again when my successor. Mr.. Dcnecn
takos hold but I shall not subscribe my
name to amy such paper
Tho grand jury then wont TO Judge
Hutchinson and informed him that they
bad voted an Indictment AGAINST Tho cor
poratiou officers but that the Statc-At-
t0rnov had refused 10 draw 20 mp.
"I cannot nud any law covering the
case. your honor" said Assistant state
Attorney Lynch. Owe might as well
try 20 convict q railroad company for
hauling goods which has been stolen"
"Wcil gentlemen. said Judge Hutch
inson "Mr Lynch has been drawing in-
dictmcnts for % long time and knows his
business. IL hc SAYS uo conviction can
to had I believe hc is RIGHT. You had
better reconsider your action"
in accordance with the courts inetruc-
tions the grand jury returned 20 their
rooms and the bills voted earlier IN the
day were an roc0neidcrcl.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-06

4 Schooner Wrecked on North Carolina
Coast- Other Marine Wrecks.

Co,st- Other Marine Wrecks.
sAv.>-,-Arr c, Doc Tine british
steamship 0lTal'nh"lIn' '"p'ain "i'l-
ming. which arrived M This port to-day
from, Delaware u~ool,v-a+or brouebt
f-ri.t .s.orlf,eso , s,..ii.t e.uor ,,.to
-. ,,t,i,l.i ,.,. r,r,,,,, cfi.,,,,.. fl b, e,,.ll
t~tcb .Gootirr i'm tbe o,1f .troon off the
COAST Of North Carolina sfocklaeso was
,bo o,,r,. e,,,,.i,or of tho eohoono, Frank
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-06

The Baltimore Reorganization Committee /
My Mnke Indencndenl InNcslignllon. |

The Baltimore Reorganization Committee
May Make Independent Investigation.
BALTIMORE. MD. December 5.-lho
Baltimore Reorganization Committee OF
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
nany is not satisfied with the report Of
Stephen ~. Little ON the financial Con-
dluOu of the property between tne dates
of September cd. l>,>. ana November al.
1885. the period Of The Mayer manage
mclt. and VIII probably make an indie
pendent examination of the books and
accounts Of the corporation ON lines
entirely different from those followed uy
Ar Little in his investigation for the
New York Reorganization Committee.
The report that bias been ucd does
not ten how various sums We're used.
why certain Improbable Nnos were ace
Qured. who were Interested ln them at
the time of their absorption hy the Eai-
umlre and Onio whether or NOT the
extent of the commissions paid TO the
parties who negotiated thc deals.
The committee deems 80 cutal TO
n successful plan OF reorganization 20
know these facts. and 90 ascertain FUR
thCr who were Mr.. Mayors advisers.
aud whether or not they pro.tel directly
or indirectly through me sale Of The un-
profitable properties TO the Baltimore
and Ohio.
The feature Of Mr. Little's report that
has attracted most attention D. that
which deals with the floating debt Of
The corporation. This was stated in She
annual reUOrt- % ho s. N"N N.i HNf fif.
litile found ii TO be over SIC 100000. The
baltimore committee VIII Hfht iIt"I-
ing next week and decide upon what
action, ~ any, is % be taken.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-06
The HOWITZERS' BANQUET.
Old and Young Veterans Convene in
Social Session Next Friday Night.
COOD-FELLOWSHIP The ORDER
Brief History of the Gallant Organization
the Names of Whose Members Are
written in the Book Of Fsme-The
Battles They Fought.

The annual reunion and banquet oi the
Richmond Howitzers' Association VIII q
held next Friday night at zimmerman 5
Hotel The occasion, as IS the CUSTOM
will be purely o. social one. No business
will be transacted. and no set spceches
viii De made. The company viii ne
made up OF the survivors OF the three oid
companies and the young Howit1er rat
terry.
The three ola Howitzer companies,
known as the First. Second. and Ihiid
companies. were together az the battle
Of Fredericksburg on December lo' ie',z'
and for that reason the date Tor their
annual bauquct has been fixed Cor De-
comber 18th. This year that date falis
on Sunday. and the banquet VIII there
fcre De held on the 1ith instead.
The survivors OF those companies known
.e tho richmond Uowitzers Association
now celebrate the anniversary from year
40 wear with that delightful informal
fellowship and sympathy such as is seen
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-06
4 Twin Launching.

BATH. NE. Dec. 1.-TWO thousand
people witnessed the twin launching Of
the United States gunb0ats Nicks burs
ANA Newport at the Balh iron Works to-
DAY.
At 1915 j. n. the w)rkmen began
weogins up. and at 1920 the Nicksburg
began 10 slide from thc ways.
Miss Addie Trowbride. of Nlckshurg.
broke the ribhon-o0Yerod champagne bot
tie on the stern.
The WCIhmcn at once went % the New
port. and at i2rs the cry "'rhsre she
goes" arose. Miss In Fargo. of Newport.
GRANDDAUGHTER. OF Commodore Perry.
broke the champagne bottle and christen-
ed the boat Newport
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-06

NEVADA. MO. Dec 5.-Tho first trial
Of "a train robbcr iu this State since tho
passage OF the law iufictrg the death
penalty on this class OF crime was con-
cmdcd here last niehl whom tha ury IN
the case OF So. b. Morris. one OF tto trio
Of robbers who held up n Missouri Pacific
freight train at Mass an Junction jan
uary 18th last brought i'm ID verdict giv-
ing him ton years in the uonltontary.
During the hold un the conductor Trick
ett was shot and severely wounded. Tho
verdict is tho lowest punishment under
the law.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-06

made Major of the Battalion OF Artillery
FOR the State. and he was succeeueI iY
4 fnrf.r..L Wortham. who resigned, ana
Lieutenant Ecsher took his place.
ElauIc.ard Lorraine succeeded captain
Ioshor and upon bis resignation Captain
John 4. Hutcheson became commander
OF the celebrated company. winch is now
one OF the strongest and most popular
artillery examinations in the South. 10
has an excellent armory and is splcndidy
equipped for service. The contributing
membership OF the Hcwitzers l. today
probably larger than that OF any military
organization I'm the city
The Howitzers' Association. which COM
piiscs many Of the most prominent citi-
zcns Of the State. was organized ten
ycars after the close cf the war
CHARTER OFFICERS
The first officers Of the association we're
elected at thi- n,nnting - to!lows: pra.is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-06

LOUISVILLE KY. Dec. 5.-Tudca
Tonev refused to-day 70 dissolve or rnodi-
fy bis Injunction in the Board of Public
SAFETY impeachment case. and the Mayor
and mo Board Of Aldermen wore given 10
understand that they could only proceed
with the peril of going "a iail. Now
charges have been prepared hnt Tho
Judges decision to-day viii cause them
~ ne dropped until the Court ~ Ape
pe1ls passes on the matter. The BOARD
or Safety is preparing 20 file ser-aflanaI
charges against the Mayor and Board
OF Aldermen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-06
VOL lo-NEW SERIES. NO. 256.

men are not able 20 secure the fifteen
days annual vacation allowed by the
Government.
In two years none Of the men have had
over five days vacation.
Something should be done by the Gov
ornmcnt. and that AT once.
The people cannot do without the sta
tion. but as 10 stands at present, ~ Is
disgrace and discredit TO the Post-Ofice
Department
A universal feeling Of Indignation has
sprung up against tho authorities at
Washington because Of their seeming ut-
Ter disregard OF "a matter which Is OF the
utmost Importance and interest TO the
people OF this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-06

Ii VIII be Delivered to the Press Associa-
lions Io-Nisnt Under Pledge.
WASHINGTON. Dee. 5-Coloncl w. H..
COOK, dlsblrs.ns clerk of the white House,
who has been 30 long associated with
tat position and has SO frequently been
made the confidential depository Of ad-
vance copies or the Presidents annual
message. VIII leave this city tomorrow
afternoon charged with the duty of dis
trlDutlns the message 10 the press. 80
THAT 10 can bee published in Gle great news
papers ol the country ntemporaneolsly
with is delivery % Congress-.
Pre- iient Cleveland completed the prepa-
ration of the message TO Congress to-day
lie had consultation with Secretary
O.ney i'm the morning In relation 10 the
treatment OF foreign relations This po-
fiti0n of the message h. always left omen
tlll the last. iuasmuch as tie Secretary
OF State is tho only Cabinet officer who
has not the right OK making = report
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-06

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-06
More HELD Than sympa,h, Wanted.

LONDON. Dec 5.-Tho Antwerp dock
Iaborers having ml infested their desire
Immediately TO go out on strike BOO
sympathy with the Hamburg striker tho
Executive Committee OF the London Dock
mems Union havo wired TO Antwerp urc-
ing the dock lalcrcrs there 10 remain at
WORK and assist their HAMBURG brethren
with money rather thin engage in a SYM
pathetic strike
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-06

FRANKFORT KY. Dec. 5.--A petition
signed hy one hundred persons asking
actirg-Govornor W0rthlnet0n 90 pardon
ex-slate Treasurer James W. Tate. COM
monty called "Dick' Tate was presented
at the Executive office yesterday. Mr..
WOrthnctOn stated that while ne would
make no promises. Dee regarded IL with
favor and would consider the matter
very seriously before passing un0n 4.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-06

dent. Colonel John c. Shields: First Vice
President. Captain Henry Iludnali. Sec
ond Vice-Prcsident, Captain Henry G..
Carter: Secretary. Robert $. BOsher;
Treasurer. Richard c. Workman.
From year 20 year the association has
elected it's officers. the Office Of president
being filled boy a different man each year.
PRESIDENT EDWARD GRAY.
Mr.. Edward Gray was born I'm this
city in May. 1892. in an ola frame house.
that stood on the lot, corner Of Grace and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-06

OTTAWA. ONT. Dec. 5-Thc DOmin-
ION Government has prohibited the entry
into Canada Of certain French Journals.
the National Council OF Women. headed
by Lady Aberdeen. having cxertcd their
influence 20 have an immoral literature
and pictures kept out cf the country.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-06

Pat Connolly Knockcd John Cassidy
eenselcss in the Third Round.
MINNEAPOLIS. MINI. Dec. 5-In n
prize fight fought in secluded place in
this CITY ias. niclt between pm Gone
nelly and John s.dy. the former knock
and thero is said I'd Dee danger that he
will die from the 0Ieois cf fhe blow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-06

WASHINGTON -. c., Dec. Fore
cast for Sunday.
virginia Fair but partly cloudy; warm.
sOuthwestcrly winds.
North Carolina. Warmer, fair weather;
sOuthcrly winds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-06

LONDON. December 9-Ihe Constant
noDl. c0rrasroldtnt OF tie Daily Mail
hears that ths Porte has decided o. dc-
cline the payment Of an claims for In
demnity for massacres except those ad-
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-06

NEW YORK. Dec. 5.-Thc condition OF
Col. John r. Fellows who is ill OF gas
tritIs. * worse to-day than any time
during LIS nlu.--