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The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-04-30

This morning the city editor was
present when Mrs. Ed. Willis and
her sister called on Mcqueen to
price his pianos, and it did not take
him but ten minutes to sell Miss
Lillian one of his finest instruments
which she ordered shipped to Wax
ahatchie, Texas.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-04-30

Fine trimmed 'Leghorn Hats
for Ladies and Misses-Lowest
prices 3O8 Vine street. If
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-04-30

Mr. w T. HOLMAN of ClarksvilIe,
Texas, is mere visiting his brother,
Capt. H. B. Holman.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-04-30

Mrs, NJ, L, Burt of San Antonio,
is here on a visit to her daughter,
Mrs. c. b. Swindell.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-04-30

Mr., Osgood Whittemore, left yes
terday for Sioux city to spend the
summer.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-04-30

Frank Church will reduce his
weight at Shreveport through the
tuba method today.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-04-30

Hopkins steam hominy, extra
fine, at W, e. Welcomes, 1l5 East
Broad street. Al
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-04-30
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Pave Broad street.
j. E.. Hamp'onof of Fordyce, is here
today.
Niobe" Monday night at the
Opera House.
Editor W. W. Folsom of the Hope
Gazette, is in the city.
Col. W. L. Hayden is spending
few weeks at Hot Springs,
Capt. Swindell, the union ticket
agent here, is reported sick.
Mr.. H. Munzeshimer of New
York, is here for a few days.
Mr.. Wm Pringle of Prescott, was
a visitor in the city yesterday.
Boneless herring at W. E. We'll
comes, ll5 East Broad street.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs, b. A.
Mattison on College Hill, girl.
For millinery and artistic work at
lowest prices go to 308 Vine st. If
c. 7. Miller of Shreveport, is
reistered at the HuCkins house.
Mrs W. L. Stout is entertaining
Miss Carrie Nettleton of St. Louis.
Mrs j. J. Kress, has returned
from a months visit to Hot Springs.
w E. Welcome of Railroad Mems
store, keeps the best of everything
to eat Al
While you are keeping up the
COWS and hogs, do something with
the dogs.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-04-30

While you are keeping up the
COWS and hogs, do something with
the dogs
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-04-30

w E. Welcome of Railroad Mems
store, keeps the best of everything
to eat Al
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-04-30

Mrs. j. j. Kress, has returned
from a months visit to Hot Springs.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-04-30

Niobe' Monday night at the
Opera House.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-04-30

J. f IIamp' of Fordyce, is here
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-04-30

Editor W. W. Folsom of the Hope
Gazette, is in the city.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-04-30

Col w. L. Hayden is spending a
few weeks at Hot Springs.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-04-30

Mrs. W. L. Stout is entertaining
Miss Carrie Nettleton of St. Louis.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-04-30

For millinery and artistic work at
lowest prices 90 to 308 Vine st. If
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-04-30

Mr. H. Munzeshimer of New
York. is here for a few days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-30

4 Delightful Entertainment by Amateur
Talent.

CHARLES CITY @. H.. VA. Dec %
Srecial-The merchants OF this county
report very sood sales Tor Christmas
week
on the . instant large FOX hunt was
given ln the lower portion % the county.
bat. owing 90 the cold and dry weather
30 trial was started. AZ Ddl-fellOws'
Hail. near Ruthville. a literary enter
tainmcnt was given and refreshments
sold Tor the benent OF The lodge.
Charles City courthouse was tho scene
East evening ~ quite an attractive enter
fl.nmenf. given by the ladies OF the
Bethany Presbyterian church of this
county consisting Of fableluN and music,
followed by an oyster supper. Being
favored by a perfect night. the attendance
was large. and n being the season %
peace ard goodwill towards an men. the
audience entered into the spirit ~ u. and
showed their appreciation ~ the effort
% our local talent hy loud and continued
onc0res OF most OF the selections. The
Music was chosen from the light operas
~ the period There being several pretty
ch0ruses. besides number ~ solos. both
sentimental and comic The song AMI
chorus Dolly composed by lady OF
the ueirhhorhOOd. deserves special men
ton also "a recitation 0f hff own COM
POSITION "a darkv story. entitled NAM
my.- story" The whole performance
was indeed. a credifIhle one for ANA
tours and will linger pleasantly IN the
memories Of both the audience and the
performers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-30
FIRE on moo ISLAND.
Wachapreague Ma.ons Ceiebrate-Polk
Miller To- Lecture.

ILONOM Va. Dec. spccial.-A
large stoie-E0us. Oh Hos Island. bee
longing 20 Sir Geol4e Doughty. seas dee
sr1gcI ty rre lls- hight 10 i- sIppo l
90 have originated from ID defective L.e.
The stock or goods and store were TO-
I'll loss. as they were uOr Insured.
Lr. Marp. County Superintendent Of
Public schools. and Afr. John ID. Parsons.
rle .erz of rll school Board VI Atlantic
District, This county. are having ql.,e d.
colIlFlrsy il the county paper regard
irg fle right ~ teachers 90 tle c0urSy
cl Accomae % observe TLauksEigile-
DAY as "a holiday when authorized oy the
Stale Superintendent Governor. and
Precedent Dr. Mapp assumes tAe affirm
alive. ana bis stand is approved by the
public az large.
D-etl Lodge. No. 49, 4. 7. and 4. ~.
hei4 banquet 40 the-r hall 40 Wacna-
prague. last night About one hundred
prominent MasCns were present tO enjoy
the occasion. This is the strongest 3ia-
sonic lodge Ou the Eastern Shore u Viz
sll.a.
Dr. " " Kerns left On Friday 20
spend the Christmas holidays With bis
parents and friends 40 Gloucester Court
hose.
Folk Miller. Of Richmond. viii appear
az the Opera-Iiolse az Cape Caar.es on
January 9Th. 3lr. Miller is very popular
Oh The shore and doubtless vii attract
!4rse audiences.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-30
THE FIRuERs AROUSED.
Numerous Incendiary Fires stir Them to
United Effort for Protection.


CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. Dec -
Special.-lncend.ary ares have become
So numerous recently that the farmers
~ AlDemarie have become aroused u
reference t0 the matter. and have called
ma-s-meefiug FOR next Monday 10
organize a vigilance society and em-
llly detectives DAD al erOrt % ril the
county Ot the "ure-Dugs that have re-
Gently been destroying so much valuable
property.
AR. George Z. Minor. who resides
seven miles north or tne city. lost DDS
barn D. fire night before last, win
aA IFS contents. embracing corn. laf.
-nlrk- oat-. guau0. tine carriage. un--
sy drills. reapers. and other farming
implements.
loss heavy. no insurance The fire.
10 IS believed. WAS OF iucendlary origin.
y col0red boy named John Lewis vas
found dead ll branch ou Che farm OF
Captain n. Clay Niche about three
miles north ~ the rity. he was in the
city SATURDAY. drinking pretty freely.
returning home late in the evening II o.
Thought De- missed Lls Way. stags eyed
into the branch and drowned.
When found Dee was lying face DOWN
yard il Che small stream.
NeW LlIt-i0Ilars. supposed % he or
The "fref-CCilagc' denomination. or st--
tenn. have made their appearance in this
city -l vicinity. They are good iml-
fat.fl or f-r genuine. The coin i- bright.
and che work is well executed. put d.
masses lt7rIt C0usrir by rle absence
10 -le sound ring lr g. supposed that
this spurious co.n' is being clrrutled
hy The tramps who intest tnis section
In large herds.
Despite the cry ~ "hard times" fhe
usual Christmas entertainments. big DIM
rers and family s0c.ables musical teas.
church and -IrlaE--clO0l festivals are
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-30

DAVIS. Mr.. 6. s. ?. Pat,eson Mr. q. W..
Anderson. aaL tie representative OK Tie
Times.
Tfe table was decorated with ferns.
r,..-r+hs and American Beauty roses
XII shaded lamps. made everything
hr.ert and cheerful while me
tr N fare after the s3od oh virginia
q. HON VS. selected. ari te.i-h-tlly
served ending an evening ~ great pleas
r-s % a1 at this noble institution Of
sve,- charity.
Ms Gu lers 20 thank everybody who
GENEROUSLY remembered the orphans This
CHRISTMAS tide. and regretted esperil-ly
30 4h-erc. from timer last evening q
ar r W. Rliey. who has been very good
r1 he BOYS ulier beg charge.
Among the audience 90 the exercises
f..- evening was Mr Albert Cattle. Of
Passion. who is r.s.Ir. friends in Rich
r-rI Ha expressed himself as delighted
,r.-n fha rnr-r evidences of Gaze and at
t.rtior % che boys which came under his
Ct-. -raron during his inspection u the
asylum.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-30

Interesting Fact- About Eichmond's Citi-
IN. md Nthnr lIAtter..

,r- ~ D. r.-Ior from powna-an. was
.. o.. -'-.+ Auditors office yesterday.
,-,..-.-..- u-ro has boon
v.- considered tett-- .ts-
-.rf.r.
,rs- r-r--,- 81 staten Island. is rls-
. a. --.-r.-r Hume ~ iIf Grove
-
20 g.
Miss FANNIE PAYNE o- ,,-.-
OH "A F---- I'D -r- -'-----'
.-lrllm.
CAPTAIN H. T. owens has returned 70
.t. ..-- -ft.r "a VISIT % his family il
go p..
,. ~ Efrct. " Newport Ncws
...-.- t.- I.r..f.r AIS D0r.r. 0l
~ ~. --t--t..-r ~ r-rt.a
---- ii---.-- - -.
-.. - '--
days ID l-.t-4eF-
Misses Gertrude and Leila SrHti lrlt
Monday % spend several Guys "---
friends ana relatives ln htillii.-ir-
r- p Grrfar-neirer ar .er
80 l,.,i--.~ 81 u.l-frrore ar. v.-.-.r-
NJ I NJ. s. Ho-r.rrh.lu-- oil is
49, r---.- Street.
~ -.-. u-.-r -4---.
- >---. We a-.er-. irr,.rr er
F-.1-. evening II s O'Clock. Friends and
r.--.r- arc invited
49, r-...l- r.-l-.r rrrn has returned
---- '-N -.t.- ..-.-. ...,-
-- ..- r. 30 ---.,..-
--
'-.- s-'''-''
senator John ST. LtNlel ls 7llli 7-ol l--7
or i-e J -ri--. noel ,.-.,- t..
-li- " ..--' o. s-.-i &C. ~ = ,5-.'..
~ I'LL. oitv.
ne DO ~ t-.-r-.- az Norfolk VA.
tl .- his r.-r.-.- r.-t-
t.- ,... l..,- .I-r. his arrival
-.-r- v.s anfe fo. -.- rn
.--7-- d.. r,.-..+s fo r.-,,rr
t...- 800 b.. -.. ,..-
BOO" '--'
Ar-. N. o.. lllf-t9a. Ai --I'-l'.-
aud little Nll. Ihlrsipn N'f. nir-.l
no a lre ar so. 10 hobs -tfl.t Lorilt-
I.e l0y Was quite n-alt burned about
Che face and head. Ine cause ~ Ne i.r-
Wls the explosion ot -trp'--r- l..ft-.
u.tlre.
AZ pf---- ~.--e-.r-fr- Tho ci-e,i,q-
80. -..-.-. ~ -Ia -.-,- s.r-.- t,--lf
r.- f..r hi tie citv for several Gl~s
ana has araorrl an Arrangement Win
rfa ravg-.l..llars who refused % handle
al. r4ra- rv which tho --aE-dav as
v..r 81 mo- sunday edition wiI be- again
Sold hv frarr
80. ... .---- ~ .-...r ,t---
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49,. u, ID, ,.,... ,.i.t. -.,.--
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-30
THERE WERE But NINE.
THREE ROIL-CILIsT IfLED TO GET
OUORCn or dLDLRMhN,
so Nothing Could he Done With the De-
linquent Tax ordinsnce-another
Meeting Thursday Night.

Promptly a. 7.50 O'Clock last night Prcsl-
dent William ~ Turpin. Of the Board OK
Aldermen. took his seat IN the Council
chamber and brought down his gayel Wig
orousiy.
The Board will come 70 order. he SAID
The clerk will call the roll.
The Board. which at that time consisted
OF Messrs. Montgomery, zimmerman and
the President promptly came to order
and Clerk August called the roll. Win
three Lonesome responses.
II move. Mr. President" said Mr. Mont
gCmery. that the Board adjourn Tor
thirty minutes.
in teach those fellows to be on hand
20 tile appointed hour. said Mr- luriiu'
Is De came down from the chair ana iisnl-
90 his cigar. III they don't show up by
O'Clock ws will adjourn for good.
At O'Clock hr. lurpin again ascehlel
the chair. and there was "a second iu4l-
call. which resulted in eisnt Response
Messrs. CutchiIs. Brock. vaughan, Moore,
and Harcuicke having come in. \ quo
rum n1t beinl present further adjourn
meut OF fifteen minutes was taken. Al
s.l5 another roll-caA was token snow
iug nine W Uhrr- present. MAJOR ot"ay
Allen haV.ll come il. u being evident
that no quorum could De- obtained. the
Board. On motion Of Mr Vaughan. adj
J0urrSl until Thursday night 40 c.clock.
IELINcT LANDS
Tho object Tor which The Board was
called 20 meet was tc consider some
amendments 20 the ordinance reeulAtll. =
the sale Of delinquent lands. The or4l-
nance u.s. "a very V0lum.rols one. but the
only changes sought 90 be made were the
f0iIoWiug.
PROVIDING that delinquent tax bills shall
bear interest NJ the rate Of Per cent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-30
Little Cleaner, Celebrate Christmas.

The Little Cleaners Of s.. Johns Epis-
c0pal church celebrated their Christmas
festival Yesterday afternoon az 80
o'clock in the lecture-rOom. The follow
ing pr0gramme was rendered.
Part Noel" Glad Christmas
Time" The Sweetest story Lux In
Tercbrts.~ Little ola Woman Up in to
SKY" THE Mission Of the Snowfakes. 30
"C0uvoCation OF the Holidays The Beg
CARS Christmas" carol OF the Waits
The Angels Visit" Christmas az
Bethlehem. THAT BeauteOus Star leads
Up % God " "Inasmuch.' The Women
OF the Bible "Our Sewing Circle. Re-
minlscences." and. Il Never Loved Until
/ Met You"
Part II.-"David's Promise and The
Lost chord by Miss Wayne Leahy; piano
Miss Fannie Taylor. banjo. Miss Maggie
Leahy. guitar Mr.. J. ID. Davis. mand0-
.ins Mr. J. X. Day.
Zach one Of the members of the Little
Cleaners received a present
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-30

Governor O'Fcrrlil Auditor 30 arye. ana
Treasure Hlrman. constituting t.e
state Eolrd OF Public Works held
short session yesterday afternoon.
Major Beverley Randolph was appoint
ed proxy for the state lu tle matter OF
the Winchester and EsrrgFIie Turnpike
Comrlry and ar. Thomas b. hurWef
proxy for the state 90 tle NltOr- llrl-
nike Comuauvs Annual meeting.
The Board Of the Chesapeake and IFS
Tributaries ComOnly known ass fnc
oyster Board was also 900 session for a
short while. Only routine business was
transacted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-30
Z % --T|-" ! VI ~ N - =
COMMITTEE MEETINGS.
>aNrl cLars AvD rHr ORPHANS.
SUPERINTENDENT Gill. Of the Male Orphan
Aim FniarinIn Her Bow.

II ever there was happy ilt e- N.ss, --
was the a-saulla-e ~ At--- H--A -- -'.-
R,lm0na Na-e orphan 07''--
evening" when santa D-1-- t-.- -.
r-ll visit 90 thai institution "'-
hos. big or .ttle. was Remembered .s -"-
foI- old salnt.
llr- Gill. the slDcI.ni eA---.- e-
asylum. bad been noil-el ol I'D.
OF oh $ g.. SO she lAfli-- d --'-
che friends of The -l--N ...
tle famous St. N-.Aoia7 -.
Gifts And tile friends came .A N-i--
ana filed t-e las-e assembly
u. asylum. which was Fe.t -i---- r
llrfs end holly and green's az .-o--'-
tf. season 20 Christmas.
Do ou. corner Was q tli ~Aii- -ii.ts
.r.. and f1u gas 90 was with rasei anu
fo. bright with tapels. ana bow AetfA!
laden. also. was il with eF ryth.ns i---
could b. thought VI 90 d-ls-t TIE near
oe . l.v
MANY things there were too heavy ior
tas Tree 10 bear. and these were spread
unon a table close Dy. ANA as the 1923 i..-
~ toys filed into the room. t- % go"
j. ST. uIuctlauT. Tor -nir- ~. l7 t---
tal-y itself ordinations RI atli-hl ana
-urrr's. escaped them. Then il-9"ti
SOM. very interesting religious exercises
bv these clever children. 4 chorus sans
a. chant -Gllrv 90 God iA t-r hi---
aAe on PIG .....,. ~ ..-..if.-t cl.rtsl
1850 49, t5-.,..r
--4- '- ,''. 49,. .'el,-.5 the, by The
--'. 1 80 .r. r---rfsn Irtn-
B. Be 81. - -r.-. uas another
ron ---' 49, .pf-r Tie Iov
'- .sf .-,.l-.- ..--ra christmas
Gun 49, sro,,r1 b.. hoard but
gvpl,' .~l oil santa
$3.50" ain ~ .r.-
a' .'.'' ,..i-r, ,ra Welcome
.r.-.-.-- AND shouts VI
BY. .,....-,.-- audience.
-.. -,-.s ,..-4.r.+af rv Ar
,,-. r,.-.-- - >-.r- York now
80. ..-r- --1, r-. ra-. and
,'.... --... .r..r.-- fo- +r.-.
.t-- f-l.. e---,.r--.1 rrhas and the
MA 800 AMI -Ia l-rr WHISPERS and
~ AMI +r. f-.rr. ral r-ea that Ms
-.- r..r rr.s+ raf MINED as he came
.-o,,- vrlr1 au had read about. And
tra Bio hearty. b.un voice came along
,-f-h Sim +oo. In short fu-- such d.
SET. ~i.~s ~ fr- axes children hsr.
-,- 80 .,f dreamed eho-- WAS before
l.,...- -.......r o. t.--.--- an +ra f-vs
-. ..,...l-- a.. ---r
.'' .o', &c. ....-- BE- I'D b..
-@, - .., ---.. --1 -.-,....l.5
, Len cr~is--,o- ..ff-
.t-- 80 .--i.i.s ~ -r. rstr-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-30

-. Is to yisit these alleged yolcan!c dom.-
Giles next summer lntA lhen 10 Eei-srs
10 give nis illOraeMeAt 10 the stories
qlo.od. though ne OWNS mat lNey aie
remarkably we'll supported - Ar4.,-.
evidence.
IL should be- explained that az the r-ii- %
about Mount Iayl,r is covered us sheets
ot ltt, seine 0t which sll-trulus lu fle
-tr l0tks 4s fresh as IL poured out "a feN
weeks .tso. As the rlutOulan sgUit dow
81 r,lr III. land. ,o0llus as 10 vent. great
bubbles ~ "a. formed lu lt and eventual
h. burst. lea4ins cavities ln lle harden
ilg lava. some or THESE blow no.rs,
ss they are called. are rls enough To dc-
coumclatc whole regiment, ~ l-.iAlr-.
There b. 30 telling now LATELY TOE lasI
eruutl0u occurred. OUR D. 3. Thought tuat
ID trllitlou n Is year of light aAd IRE.
f.r..---t.l Iv the La-uul Indians, MAy
Rave reference ~ this event
,rE. region tlsre4U0ut Is .udescr.babiy
l-solafe. mucl resembling tine neignh0i-
t..I ,f or. I'D rHa moons volcanic CrL-
-. ~. .'. .r-o,,rb . -.l.srou. No nu-
49,. ~. '-. .,- r-.La his gg4. across Tine
'.,., +ei1s tr@ .f.-face ~ which IS cover
I'd u,srr i4gget points and FUN VI holes
Ii. enC,ief .arh -fo swallow a horse aud
r.rr Fr0m Nct'artv's Station % Grants
station th. Atlantic and Pacific railroad
aus right through the lava.
For human beings rl- country Is eA-
c..llInalr urinvitine. bur 10 ls thickiy pop
Mated 81 tckrlbbits ana ratfl-snakes *
lxfr41rqir1rr size An un-cienrllc per-
SON. lg the Wls. brought 20 ~. rhhr-
"A fragment Of lava from Ous0t the pismy
houses which bore distinct ing tes-ion OK
an ear 0f corn Surpcsing tn-t lAeIs "a1
u0 mistake DO AFFORDED Fai-Arlr ttil-
% show tlat the a"aris were oO.'seD "
ly from "a volcanic eruption.
Dr. Ee"k-9 was not pefle.llt rt- .e.-rp
that tle -y-cll4el llta was Ay- mercy =
piece VI Stag resulting from l-e -o'N.-i7
VI maize ears ODD a Ire- .-trl pit' ~--'lA-
l-l ID lAr custom OK tN.-. CUNT, t
Nv- 4lNs tsy iriel- 49, i.-". pr -'
SIni-hs eilii. lls-i-4,io' l'
upon inf '.i A.hs 1af - WIZ Mli.-- --'
i-f 4-iti-l li t-r iA,4'.r, pr .-it-- '.D..
con. -r-r ettei-a a.- Dly" N.
mace ~ fo..aiii- D-'pi.7' l-r I'l- Pc t-
..,- -.iNs ti".' --' 10Y o' q No.,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-30
TINY PrOPLE or dEIzoyL.
fiSmie. said 20 Have Inhabited the "Blow
Hoies' OF Mount Ia,lor.

The rotlon Of an occupancy OF blow
holes .n volcanic lava - human beings
Tor dwelling purposes j. decidedly Era.
Il has been brought 10 the attention OF
science by Information gathered b. Or.
}. Walter FeWAes or the Bureau on 9Th
LolOSy incidentally 10 - recent stuuv IT'D
through Arizona and New Mexico. The
blow lcle- IN question are III the uei-u-
bcrnOcd u Mount Taylor and liz Is allrs-
"a that in earlier times they were ia-
halltci by rlsmies or 10 race nov wholly
extinct To attest their former pres
ence there are little stone .Olsas built
within these strange volcanic s4verr-
and some - Tie tiny mansions are more
than hlll nlled with lava. which has flow
ed in through the doors and windows.
This proves. Of course. that at least one
great 0utburst Of subtcrranean fire has
occurred since the dwarfs took I'd their
residence IN that locality.
The true scientific man Is always pre-
disposed 10 ciedulity. DR.. Fewkes pro-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-30
4 Home Wedding.

quiet wedding ceremony was per-
formed yesterday morning al the brides
residence. No. 80 north Second street.
Nr. Malcolm q. King and Miss Bessie @.
Harris were united IN marriage BY Rev.
T.. n. Rawlings.
The bride and groom left on the CheSa-
pcake and Ohio road at ID O'Clock yes
ierday on thelr wedding tour 10 the
North.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-30
Marriage Licen.es.

Marriage licenses were Issued 70 the
following parties Yesterday by the clerk
q the Hastings Court.
Daniel ]. Keileher and Miss Della o.
Raheiv.
Isaac Adams and Miss Clara Lee En-
bry.
Joseph I. Williams and Mss Mary T.
Jenkins
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-30
Committee Meetings

The Committee on Police will meet az
o clock this afternoon in room II OF the
City Hall
The Committee on Second ,tarkas All
meet ~ O'Clock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-30
THE MORAL AND TIE IMMORAL
OF IL

In DIR everyday No. ard in roeard
% persons Of lesser fame IMAM Scout
dumas. Dickens. or George Eliot. we arc
continually witnessing exhibitions nj me
same petty and malignant spif..
seems t0 Ie % most conspicuous Voc iu
this country az This timf-'ni- N-i'r '-
mon OF small capacity and smaller nature
-n throw doubt and di-Drrlit on lNr per-
fo~rnar.es ~ their greater confempofa-
ric-. Rather than tolerate the lNet i"'-.
fhr-e may Doe men ~ larger faIent ana
greater merit than themselFas' ine-e
envi0us uftle souls are forever whispering
their doubts as 20 whether A.. b.. or O..
is tho real creator OF the book. tho poem.
the speech. the musical composition. or
rh. art work popularity attributed 10
tt., II -s.a were % believe one-laf 20
what such malicious tattlers say we
should have f0 assume chat feW 90 our
Presidents have written their own
sacc- or. at any rate inti i"-f 1fl
borrowed or stolen all Tho best lis-t-r
i- chem from Joss eminent citizens tlat
our greatest orators are indebted io Nh-
known geniuses for their roult7t eIoli~'
fhlt the ahiost speeches in Congress are
n0t comno-ed hy The men who denver
rrrn. chat orr governors messages are
fhe productions NJ unknown pens written
I'D order. that in eh0rt. our "N.l- N.-
-fonal life IS One grand 1-llert-t ".t.i-
.r which the mon who seem to le ere ~
and 20 be- doing great things are merely
masks for the unseen and unknown -r-
muses. who actually do them. no D''
there Is considerable false Nfeif -N
tho world and while some large Iepi.-
lions ar. built ON borrowed or p.rIoinfl
...st,f -r-rn real talent. for lack ~
onrorfurity and fav1rinr circlf.-,. iii.e7'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-30
The Heroes
Of Cuba
and the Beautiful
Cuban Flag.

rare chance Tor those who sympathize
with those patriots who are lighting for
country and liberty. The Times offers =
magnificent lithOgraph y l-2xi7 inches on
which are artistically grouped excellent
portraits u Maxine Gomez. commander
iu-chlf OF the Cuban army. General An
tonic Maceo. General CalXto Garcia, and
Jose Marti. the Father Of the Reyolg-
ton. who was killed az Dos Rios. On the
ithograph Is also the beautiful
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-30

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