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The Monitor-register., 1896-03-20

At the joint session of the Legislature
pm Wednesday the following Commits.
missioners of Deeds were appointed for
Salem county; Alloway, George Dorrell;
Elmer. Henry Smith, Thomas W. Brooks;
Lower PENIS Neck, John LLOYD. Isaac
Fowler; Warrington, Thompson Hinch-
man. Thomas Wright; oidman's. James
sweeton; Pilesgrove, Hews Crispin: pitts
grove. David Astle, Frank Seabrook
Qninton, Henry I. Davis; Salem, B
Frank Wood, T. H. Lloyd, I. Fowler
Powers; Upper Peun's Neck, Joseph D.
Whitaker, William A. Summerill; Upper
Pittssrove, Henry s. Paulding, Lower
Al!oway, Bepjamin 3. Harris. Robert 3
Griscom.
Il not only is SO. IL must be so. Ont
Minute Cough Cure acts quickly, and
hats what makes Il 20.
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We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward.
for any case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
+. ]. CHENEY & CO., Props,
Toledo. @
We the undersigned, have known r. J.
Cheney for the last ID years, and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able to carry
out any obligation made by their Arm.
WEST q TRUAX, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, O. WALD1NG, KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system. Price
55O, Per botties Sold by all Druggists.
Testimonials free.
The Monitor-register., 1896-03-20
New Brunswick Districr.

PRESIDING ELDER, VIZ q.
Asbury ~Park-First, W. A. Allen; West
Park. G.. II. Middleton
Atlantic Highlands. j. B. Haines
Belmhf, s. G. ChaItin
bethesda, John Allen, Jr.
Bradley Beach, j, W. Lee
+ Cassville and Harmony, Daniel johnson
Cliffwood, G.. G. Poolton
Cranbury, W. E. Greenbank
Eatontown and linton Falls, j. b. Kulp
Englishtown, James Eckersley
Fa~rmingdale, W. r. Wedderspoon
Freehold, j. II. Mfckle
Greenyille and Bethel, w. h, Mobiles
: Hamilt on and Wall, j.. D. Bills
Hightstown, !. I: Howard
i[m anaBgstoyn A A;H Aod da5e u conou.,
Jamesburg. Alonzo Chambers
Jerseyville, to be supplied
Keansburg, s. X. Moore
Keyport-Caiyary,. G.. II. Neal, Jr.; st.
Johns, W. s Mitchell:
Lakewood, B.. G. Lippincott, Jr.
Little 81 yer, w. Margerum
G. F. Downs; St. Lpke's. H. R. Robinson;
tadnsSRa w. seHB arnaaat
Manchester and Writings, J. G. Kulp, sup.
midtown, C.s. Miller
M~organville, G. d. Morris, supply
Navesink, W. W. Ridgeley
ewBrunswick-Ftrst, G.. G. Stanger; Pit
man, W. Reeves; st. James, A. II. Eber-
larOG
New Egypt, r. 7. Leary
New Lisbon, Daniel e. Clair, SUNNY
Ocean GroYe-Camp-meeting, e.. II. Stokes;
st. Paul's, G. Reed :
Oceanic, John Buck, supply
Oceanport, John Wagg
Old Bridge and Spotswood, NJ. Messler,
supply
Bointville and Wrightstown, j. r. Mason
Point Pleasant and Herbertyille, Dicker.
son Moore
Red B~ank-First, e. q. Hancock, Grace.
William Mitchell
Sayreville, Samue Sergeant
Seabright, W. s: Zane
Seaside, j. r. Van Malta, supply
SilvertOn and Cedar Grove, C. V. D. Como
yer, supply
SLOAN and DeBows. F. A. Fielder, supply
South Amboy, j.. Edwards
South River, U. G.. Hagaman
Spring Lake, Frank Moore
Toms River, C. 8. Lawrence
West Grove, j. H. Batten
1 George Hughes, Editor Of the Guide to
Holiness, and member Of st. Paul ocean
Grove Quarterly Conference
C. F. Garrison, superintendent of the
Home for F~eeble-mipded, Cranhury, and
member Of cranbnry Quarterly Gohferen oe
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Camden District.

PRESIDING ELDER, ID. Is. HARRIS,
Absecon. z. T. Dugan
Atlantic City-Central, W. M. White; First,
Henry Betting; St. Paul., G. L. Dobbins
Lakewood, Philip Cline
Bridgeport and Repaupo, wa. LiIley
~Brigantine, R A.. Cake, supply
Eighth street,J E sawn; First. John Hand
ley; Kaighn Avenue. J; L. sgrtees. State
Hewitt; Trinity. y. A. ,tumleys Union, J s.
.Chew's Landing Circuit, j. Il. Shaw, sup
Glarksboro, VIM. Walton
Collingswood, s. Nj. Yansant
Cramer Hill Bethel, j. B. Whittoni Dud-
ley, j. w. Westoott; st. George, j.. R. Greer.
supply; Wesley, G. W. Ridout
Cross Keys and Turnerville, Charles FitZ-
george. supply
Elm and Wtnslow, X. b. Stevens, supply
Elwood and Pleasant Mills, Richard Smith,
supply,
EVAN and J efrersoH, WE Tomlin. supply
Glendale, to be supplied
Gloucester City, d. w. G; Mcintire
Hammonton, 6. r. bishop
t-Hurfvtlle, j. A. Oakes
Linwo66,EM Smith
Magnolia. T., N: Blake, snPB!yG
Marion, T.. D. Sleeper
Mays Landing, ]. II. Boyd
M~erchantville, W. F. Herr
Mullica Hill, r. L. Jewett
Paulsboro, A. Nj. North
P~edricktown, e. C. Hulse
Observation-Disclosures. j. e. W illey; ST.
Paulis, s. X. Hickman
Pitman Grove, W. l.. Peterson, supply
Pleasantv1lle, Levi Lareu
Port Republic and Smithville, John Warth-
man
Stratford, G. W. Finlaw, supply
S~wedesboro, s. f. Gaskiil
Thorofare, j. X. BOblitz, supply
Victoria, G. w.. Powell, supply
Wenonah. I'll. j. Zelley
WILLIAMSBURG, W. s. Ludlow
Woodbury., Peter Provost
W. W: Moaett. district superintendent Of
American Bible Society and member OF
First Church tCamdenl Quarterly Confer
ence
j. Il. Lake. Editor of Enmorth Adpacnta
The Monitor-register., 1896-03-20
THE News FROM Two COUNTIES.

L. B. Wright has a large stock of car
riages this spring.
The Monitor-register., 1896-03-20

A good horse is i prize. Get a.
ghas: Il. Smith, April och, at Frsnohr
The Monitor-register., 1896-03-20

Allentown, s. G. Pitt
Asbury. Fergus Slater, supply
Barne gat, A. j. Gregory
Beach Haven, j. F. Cordova
Beverly, H. f. Grayatt
Bordentown-First, Jesse Stiles; Trinity.
RE-. Stephenson
Burlfngton-Broad Street. J Morgan Read;
Union Street, Wright Eckersley :
Columbus, g. 81. Tullfs
Crosswicks and Ellfsdale. d. d. FISHER
Delanco, G. B. ogden
Eieiasboro. ". H Garter. supply
Korkea Riyer and Bayyiile. r. A Howell.
~Groyeyilie. W. n. ogborn
Hamilton Square. A. NJ. Moygau
Island Heights, s%teadh%ssni sspp
Kingston, F.A. Dennis, supply
Lambertville, s. s. Weatherby
ttninNyss4ie sa ana 6 A%ysll + " y caad assI sag simply
Lumherton and smithville, d. e. Lyon
Msnahawkin and Cedar Run, Edward
Mount
Moorestown, NJ. E Snyder
Mt. Holly, Milton Relyea
New Gretna, j. W. Tower
Palmyra, Marshall owen
~PearsGnville. J. Il. Assay, supply
PembertOn, c. r. Smith ff.sh
P~ennington,J. +. sechrist
Pensauken, Z. JrKufp
Princeton, IA Dilks'
kancocas and Masonville, j 4. Heed, sup
Rocky Hill. J.C Pooiton, suppiy
Tabernacle and Indian Mflis, Us. Moore
T~itusvflle, Alfonso Dare
Trenton-Central, James Moore; Clinton
Avenue. P. W. Bilderback; Broad Street,
J. T. Shaw; Broad Street Park, G. L Fore.
man, supply; First. j. B. Graw; Hamilton
Avenue, A. Lawrence; State Street, j.. b.
Boyle; st. Paul, j. W. Morris, Trinity, j. H.
Wesley, q. Fl. Elder
Tuokerton, James Burns
V~incentown, David Stewart
Waretown Circuit, G. NJ. Clark
West Creek William AdaIas
Windsor, s. e. Post
Thomas Hanlon Principal OF Pennington
ferfy Conference
G. q Maddox, Moral Instrgctor in the
StHte Prison and member OF Trinity tTren.
toni Quarterly CONFERENCE,
The Monitor-register., 1896-03-20

Wednesday next, 25th inst, r~e-opening
Of "New Idea" store. Every caller gets
q present, whether you buy or not.
The Monitor-register., 1896-03-20

Perhaps you haven't found a horse to
suit you this spring. Come to French's
Hotel about April 9th, and look over .
third lot that Charles 81. Smith willhave
there. He will be sure to suit you
The Monitor-register., 1896-03-20

Get your vendue bills pfa ted
at this Office. Cheap
The Monitor-register., 1896-03-20

Cat . bag of Lotus -four and You vii
heve sweet bread that does not dry out
The Monitor-register., 1896-03-20

A high liver with . torpid liver Will
notbe . long liver. Correct the liver
with ps Witt's Little Early Risers, little
pills that cure dyspepsia and constipation.
Geo. NJ. Andrews.
The Monitor-register., 1896-03-20

For easy payments, go join Whites
bicycle club,
The Monitor-register., 1896-03-20

Soothing. healing, cleansing, DeWitt's
witch Hazel Salve Is the enemy to sores,
wounds and piles, which it never fails
70 cure. Stops itching and burning.
Cures chapped lips and cold sores in two
or three hours. Geo. M. Andrews.
The Monitor-register., 1896-03-20

If you bake bread from "Lotus" -four
and have good butter, we think you will
enjoy yourselves at meal times.
The Monitor-register., 1896-03-20

One Minute Cough Cure touches the
right spot. It also touchesit at the tight
time if you take it when you have a cough
or cold. See the pointa Then don't cough.
Geo. M. Andrews.
The Monitor-register., 1896-03-20

Chss~H. Smith, of HaddonAeld, has
been to Woodstown With two droves of
horses this spring and found such ready
sale for them that he has determined, in
response to the urgent demand, to bring
another lot to French's Hotel, about
April 9th or 7th. Look out for the
announcement in these columns.
The Monitor-register., 1896-03-20

Mar. 2l-Wm. Shinn. Auburn.
Mar. 23-Assignee of John Wallace,
town.
Mar. 24-Paul McAllister, near Sharptown.
Apr. 13-Assignee of John Walllce, Woods
The Monitor-register., 1896-03-20

1t you want a bicycle on easy terms,
by the club system, call on White, the
jsEeler and dealer in standard makes of
wheels and sdn5offiies
The Monitor-register., 1896-03-20

'Give me a liver regulator and l can
regulate the world" said a genius. The
druggist handed him a bottle of De Wits
Little Early Risers, the famous little
pills. Geo. M. Andrews.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-11

carts on motion OF Colonel Jones the
president OF the Board OF Health was re-
Qucsted 90 submit at the next mte'.ns
OF the committee an estimate or me
amount OF money necessary 70 run the
experiment curing tho balance oil the
year. .
on motion Of Major cutchina, y was
decided TO ask the city Council for an
anpropriatl0a u 5000 FOR the payroll
account ana OF $500 for the expense oc.
count. $50 as Co carry tho department.
through until the end OF the year.
ar Hobson brought up the subject or
cleaning up the cellars oi Tie houses inat
nstc recently been flooded near Shockoe
creek. The committee were of the opiu-
lon that tho Health Department bad moth
in.. to do with that matter. but had only
10 look after the cleaning ~ che streets.
The rrororty-owncfs should have tneir
pffr1I.cs cleaned themselves. and N they
wanted o. he rein hufscd for ihia NoIS
tl,v should apply 90 the Council
Chairman lloiacu stated thc law re-
orircd the Board OF Health 10 meet reg
ulariv every month bui shat .le proc
vision of the law Lad not been promptly
carried ont
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-11

A delightful concert viii be glvcn f.
the rooms or the AlcGii Union next Mon-
day night TO tho members nui their
lady friends under The personal direction
OF Professor Rafferty,. olealst OF the
Cathedral. and the programme which IS
given below. is most attractive ono.
Quartette. "lcveniue Boat Song. Misses
Annie b. Kirk. Bessie pattee. Moesrs.
Jaucs W. Hallor4n. and Columbus
c4ucpL
soprano solo. THAT Melody Divine"
Miss Kate Hughes.
Duet. "Choerflinov. Misses Annie j..
hirk and Lulu OCoanor.
Tenor solo. lie is Not Through" Ar.
John Ryan
Du% 81 Would That My Love. Misses
Annie b. Kirk and Annie O'Dou7shue.
soprano solo. "Nlcui Niece" Miss Lulu
O Conner.
Bass solo. "Toreador." Mr. James w.
Haloran.
Duet "Tho Sinking ship" Mcssrs.
james w. Haroun and Columbus Cane
Ia
BASS solo. "Iybias the Creton," IL
William j.. F.nesan.
soprano solo. "'Is An Tor YOU Miss
Mamie Taylor.
Tenor solo. ~lIcven Hath Shed a Tear
ar. Columbus cauepl
Hcciuuon Miss Mamie Leahy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-11
Gro.A. rAsnoA. JRrAssINGs.
SIC Estimates nis Liabilities at si40o
But Value of the Assets Is Not Given.

.------ .,,o,
SIC Estimates Iiis Liabilities at si'foo'
But Value the Assets Is Not Given.
d..a of ass.rnmont was filed ln the
..,.. .s.... ..... .............. ,....,r. va.
I..f.. ... f,...... ,r.. t.I.,.fI.. a.r.
estimated A- sil.l. While tho value OF the
"..... b. "'. -''e-. iaa property conveyed
Joy Mf. ,a."on. "Ao ia eDs"se4 in tae
lgal estate D-.ine.s' consists "a iae moie.y
o.. some. '''.io,'- '.'. estate AZ ,-e o'.'-
ca~t corner OF sixth and Clay streets
''s' Oh Some ''-i. yea i''' estate Oh ,'''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-11

Application Tor an Injunction Made Hy
Iirst-streef Property Owners.

Application Tor an Injunction Made Hy
Ilrst-Strecf Property Owners.
Judge Lamb. OF the Chancey Court yes
tcrday afternoon heard argument on the
application OF First-strcct property own
eos for an injunction preventing the Trac-
ton Company from using that thorough
tftro as part OF IFS route 20 Hollywood
Cemetery. Mr. T.. B. Munfofd argued
FIRST BOB behalf OF the property owners.
Ihe most important point De made Was
that tho Council bad 40 rIght 20 delegate
go the Street Committee power 20 grant
permission Tor the company % use ci'S
streets
Atoity Williams followed mr. Mum
ford ~ behalf 'of Tho company. lie
pointed ont the fact that the ilrst-strcei
route would give strcet-car facilities 20 a
large district Of the city now without
them.
Judge L. l.. Lewis was next heard for
the property owners lle dealt % some
cNfcut with Mr. Wslana's argument.
and held that the use OF First street by
tho company would not only decrease tho
value of property. but greatly annoy resi-
dents.
Hon W. w Henry closed The argument
on behalf or The Richmond Traction COM
Vauv and Judge Lamb then took tho mat
Ter under consideration. lie ylI render
DIS decision in q few days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-11

Virginia Prison Association vs.. Alger.
Writ Of error ct. 10 circuit court OF
Washington county.
Ford and ais trustees W kos-nberger
and ala. Appeal to Circuit Court OF
racleler vs.. Berry and ala. Circuit
Court of Augusta county Appeal and
supersedeas. Bond 3iyu-
Dnlancv vs.. Jones executors. Appeal
,ron, chan..sry court OF the city Ct Rich
mond. Bond 900.
siemp VS.. Mills. Circuit court OF NUS
sell county. Bond '2'Wo-
cool VS.. Commonwealth. WIT OF efror
70 County Court Of Dichlhsoh.
Central land Company OF buchanan vs..
Johnstone. Appeal to inc Circuit court
OF Hofetourt. POND SD
Banner w. Clay 'iir,NN Solit "a
Russell county. Appeal refused. -.
Ccle & Shuluce vs.. Nli..tins' Nll'u''
Court city Of Norfolk. "rt OF error
refused. rrs
Equity Court. dity CT R.cAinond. Appear
r,ro,g, ~ Commonwealth. writ OF
error refused 70 Judgment or the county
Court OF Fauquicr county
Roller VS.. Dice. CIRCUIT '-i'
tngharn county. Writ cf error l'iu7-u'
F-a d. rYneid AID ais, appellants VS..
". W. Old. ex'or. etc. H. ~ va" " 49,,
and ais. appeiiees. SUI
motion 10 Increase the bond ia reiu'eo
and the clerk Of The court At floilill,ilu
viii be directed 20 put tiA case ulO"
the privileged docket.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-11

IL VIII be "a bare ireatfor Pluysoer,
uouff III-. ff

Don L Mss ~.
barlow Brothers Ministries will lo .f
iAe Academy Ol Music tO-ulsut AFTER
al that has been said. Il h. surely SUPER
Auols 40 this late date 20 insist "a tae
worthiness OF The attraction. ye-ywhars
thl season 10 has been pronounced the
strongest, best. ANA most complete Oh
al minstrel organizations now b,lo.. the
public.
Managers Leath. Moseiey and McNigeu
have invested an immense amount of NOM
ey in t4e equipment Ot the Organization.
and absolutely no expense has been spared
90 make BE- the strongest ANA best pre-
sentat.9n of the Minstrel ART now on the
road.
The street parade VIII take place at $3.50
O'Clock this afternoon from the Clesa-
reake and Ohio depot, 40 which the
troup viii arrive ia a superbly appointed
private car.
Will Wallnr. the famous minstrel ten
or. will sing Miss Jennings most sue
ccssfu niece. "ln the Sweet Summer
Time ana ward "the next president or
rninstrelrv." wa sing for the FIRST lime on
any stase Dr Ross new song. THE
Cullud scussion.
THE success OF this engagement IS al
ready assured. as the advance sale o.,
seats which opened last Monday. has
,been phenomenal. II Is a treat that the
nlsy.Foen win hardly like 10 miss.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-11
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's CHI
zens and Other Matters.

zens and other Matters.
DR.. NJ. McGowen. OF New York. has
been visiting friends in this city.
Mr.. Alfred r. Harris and family. of
this city. are spending September at Ma
plewood. y. ii.
officer Harry u. Eustace OF the Capitol
Square police IS spending his vacation
with friends in Fauquier county.
There will be an open-air speaking to-
morrow night In Clay Ward, on Reser-
yoir street. by W. IL. Fairiess and others.
Mr. r. II. 7. Cooley and mother. OF
Nashville. y. c., are visiting Mr.. George
=. Davis. superintendent or the CITY
AlmsnOuse.
Miss Rcbecca Boysau has gone 20 Wash
ington. 10 visit her relations after long
visit 10 Richmond.
The Richmond Traction Company gave
the ORPHANS OF the Richmond Female
Humane Associations Home 4 trolley ride
"wednesday night.
lfr. S. c. Grcenhow. OF the City Treas
urcr's Office has gone on his vacation. lie
will be out OF town for the balance OF tho
month.
Miss Hassle J. Wood. who has been on
n visit OF some weeks to relatives and
friends In this city, returned 10 Philadol-
phia by steamer yesterday
Miss NaLnIe Seward OF Washington and
Miss Bessie Munt OF Petersburg. have
been the guests Of tho Misses Pegram. of
1917 west Main street.
State Secretary l.. A. Coalter. OF the
Young Mems Christian Association. Is at
present IN Portsmouth CONTRASTING for
money 20 build an association building
there They need $1,000 10 erect 4 suita-
bic structure. and lack only about $500.
Messrs. Charles Il. 1>ocher. Thomas An
thony and benjamin Herman Will leave
Saturday morning at o O'Clock on their
wheels for Louisa Courthouse 10 spend
several days visiting friends.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-11
THE GENUINE DEMOCRACY.
The COuntTy'S Honor and Institutions
Are at Stake Says Secretary Francis.
ENLOGY OF PALMER AND BUCKNER.
Fourth Assistant Northumberland
Maxwell Cannot support the Chi
cago Platform because IL 10
Not Democracy.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Sept lo.-Sevcril
days ago Secretary Francis received from
Congressman Bynum an invitation TO
take part in the ceremonies incident 10
the notification OF the National Demo-
cratic candidates on the 18th Instant at
Louisville. To-day Secretary Francis an
swered this communication as follows:
Hon VIM. d. Bynum. Chairman. Indian
apolis.
Regret that cannot accept your invi-
taiion 10 attend the notification OF Gene
rails Palmer and Buckner at Louisville
on Saturday evening. Those old heroes
have fought yalanuy for their convic-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-11
Dr4rn ~ ON CITIZEN.


Lynchburg sound Money Men 70 owe
Cameron a Grand Reception
rYNCHBURG, VA, Sept. lo.-Speciai-
Mr.. Frank j. Magri. one OF LynchonFS 5
oldest freign-born citizens. died at :
o'clock this morning.
lie Is survived by his WIFE, who was
Miss Mary j. AlcCarron, sister OF J. ans
AfeCarron, and nine children-Slrs' James
German. Mrs. y. r.. Murphy, MISSES
Theresa. Marie. and Veronica yo.ep.'
H. robn H. Eugene j.. and I4-"rence
me funeral seryis,5 Will take place
from tho Church Of the Holy cross at "
o'clock tomorrow morning.
Miss I.ottls Boze daughter on MI Johh
T. Roze. OF this city, Was badly pitleD
by a dog in Madison this morning.
The sound-Money Democrat5 are pre-
parine 10 give Governor Camefn a great
reception tomorrow night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-11
DIZZY In EnnnnLr.

ROANOKE, VA, Sept. 1o.-Special.-
A crowd OF about one thousand people
vas addressed in the city Han tonight
hv Hon Peter j. Otey the Democratic
ro-nines FOR Congress from the sixth
district. Major Otey was introduced by
sx-Nayor 5. Il. Jones. and he delivered
"A powerful and eloquent argument IN be-
adyocated az Chicago. Hundreds OF his
hearers were standing but he held the
closest attention Of the large audience
for two hours. Major Otey went into
TIE argument OF the money question IN
plain business-like way. that won for
the orator the plaudits OF all who heard
lin. The audience was very enthusiastic.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-11
srrrrur CORR or rIEGrNih.

nocisiors in Cases Handed Down hN we
Court Sow in session ~ stauntnn'
cr,r-NTON VA. Sept. io.-Special.-
The following cases were handed down ny
the supreme Court Of Virginia. IN ses-
sion here to-day:
curor VS.. Johnson. Appeal and super
sedeas Circuit Court Of Scott county.
Bond 500.
Southern Railroad rs. smith. Wrlt Of
error "a Judgment Circuit Court OF Abe
marie county.
southern Railroad vs.. Bryants admin
istrator. Writ Of error 70 Circuit Court
CT Amherst.
Stuart VS.. Pennis. Circuit Court OF
Russell county. Appeal. Bond 500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-11

T0-- N M--- I-TI-T--I-- T-If M uIfri1t
ever enlisted lu "A nobler cause man that
which they have consented 10 ,ead. In
is The maintenance or tho countrv's honor
and tb,. nr,so,-,-,fto.,, ~ the ir,e.,-i,,, ~
Donocrafi. priuci,l.q or, v,bosa osr,'ef,,ir..
depends me ,uryial of cur instff,tio,s
May the nominees receive the earnest
and Jealous sufrort which heir hin
character and a.. nur. aim of Tie Ma
uonal Democratic priv richly m.rit
,slsnldJ I'D. X. FEANcIs.
Secretary of the INTERIOR
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-11
The Kind Of Eel 10 Catch.

OXFORD. Pa. September 2-Norman
:. VIII. Of Rowlandvllle. Nd. hauled his
outline IN the river yesterday with an
astonishing result. lie found that a
large eel had gulped down bait and hook
IN tho night and that the eel had wrap
ped itself around a sixteen-pound rock
fish Mr. Wal says the eel held inc rock
sary 20 unlock them.-Baltimore sun
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-11

The Life-ssving station in Danger OF BE
ing Washed Away.
CAPE CHARLES, VA. Sept. TO

CAPE CHARLES, VA. Sept. lo.-spe-
o,sl-The extreme high tides Of the past
month have been washing away CobD's
IelanG SO rapidly as 10 necessitate NOV
inc tho United States lAte-SayinS Sta-
tfen The building was abandoned 10y the
49,, last night, lt being considered un-
esfs. The surf was coming within a Jew
go Of rhe foundation. Captain >. X.
Pieh. superintendent az this district. Will
90 there tomorrow with apparatus anu
men 10 move the station.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-11
ilrrrro4ERIlr, ooAyhNrIoa.
A Colored Branch q, Richmond That TX
cIude, Whites

fINnf- ~ hAAHH
GRAND RAPIDS. MICH, Sept. D.
THOR. was utIe excitement tn the
f.-t.r Carriers National Convention to-
g,v over the admission OF delegates from
s coior.i branch al Richmond, Va, which
has be.n excluding white men from menu
hership. The delegates were not ad-
r,Ifr,I but the matter was referred 20 a
committee. There was ano.her breeze
When Delecate Trout Of fhiladelpfla,
ersrs io say something about Senator
1.iI.r le.nr dirty mere were many
emphatic objections 10 ntiusin- I0',-l, 3
b., fr. convention. but Mr.. Trout was
Grai, allowed 90 explain that De ohiy
wished 10 move that senator 1cnrt Nr
irtif.I fo visit the convention, and MS
motion was carried, Postmas Is, rs. Hes less,
INK. OF Chicago. and Cairoil, %. tniS ol,y /,
aadressed the delegates briefly, Most
of he forenoon session was spent In read
ing and referring resolutions relative 70
needed legislauon. and the same subject
was discussed this evening No SEES
sion was held in the afternoon most
~ Inc delegates visiting the state Fair
Baltimore American OF yesterday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-11

SUFFOLK, VA, Sept. lO-Special, AT
a mass meeting OF the Democrats OF SUI
folk tonight Bryan and Sewal! club
was formed with about seventy-iiye mem
bers X. l.. Brewer, Jr.. was elected
president =. l.. Pruden secretary. and
a very enthusiastic ona and several Re-