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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-07-11

Gonye1tion. Other leading Populists ex-
presseu the same sentiment.
= ! -At f'hoenlx. Arizona monster ratifi-
81 ca ion meeting has been arranged for
eonisiaf, g IN which all the leading Demo-
sfsts f'opu&sts and Sliverites Of the
s,Late pa VIII take part Elsewhere through
Soat the state The friends OF silver r.
rsspectlve .,sve Of party. are loud iii their ex
4'sss:sl ; qns OF delight at Mr. Bryans se-
1setlen, sl'ss, Meagre reports from Idaho show
3 s sssSsL demonstrations of approval are in
progress at Moscow and Pocateiio.
Approve dby the nIorsszons.
.ssl Salt LAKE. Utah, July II. 1895 The
s fvmns psa,n Was wild with enthusiasm for
!3.l,.s a3sryan last night. Cannon were fired ana
ltrsWorks sent up. General reioicing in
wilcn ~ !. I, democrats and Republicans united
,s Mas sAe order. Ntnety-five per cent. Of
islis.. the prominent Republicans of this cifv on
!peii1s sn interviewed declare they win SIM
l,grt l,.,. Bryan and free silver Judge Good
= s, "a, ,eaIor OF the Salt Lake svlsrihunes, :,
81 ene leading Republican paper in fy,a
,,sa, ,ssate, says Bryan IS the best man
.,sssaheu ,i<sl.l n the convention He win come
year year getting the endorsement OF sfi,s ~.
Typ I puHsts, will come nearer i1armonizir.e
a. tI,. me Clements of the Democratic party
.Maan nan any man who could have been
sslected from among the names before
lne l, convention and believe he viii he
essleeted- believe he will carry aveSv-
sstate west of the Allegheny Mollntains !
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-07-11
H0N0RABLEs COACHING.
b cable 10 ths Unfted Pres.

LONDON, July Ii. 1896 The members
cf the Ancient and Honorable Artillery
Company Of Boston. spent the forenoon
IN q coaching trip around Richmond and
Wimbledon.
were present this afternoon at the annual
inSpecticn III their full numerical strength
of the Hoaarabls Artillery Company Of
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-07-11

Minnesota ota-Daniel j; sewan, 2; Smiley,
MissisSsp sppi-Sewail Is.
Missouri ms AZ M a assl,,,satts 2.
Williams OF Illinois a. SewaIi ia - =
Monta'n asseEyxsIl 4. y = Aa'' -
Nebrask Aslsea to be excused
Nsyy S ~, ,ss,,a 49, =
vofins. ,ssw naula'snife ana New Jersey not
NeW ", aork 9.i, not voting Cheers and hiSses
SfeSteu uecliIaNlon OF new X oTKs and new
Jersey 70 vote Z.
North Dakata-sewaiIe a
Ohio-ATfT ,eay 4e
4. Saa,1 nam,1a.Wllllams, OF Massacnusetts,
~ T1linnis o. ps' - - oiai n 7, ~ 'iiioiiiS'
Ohin nbaIIanoa5 Da,, - 5.,a.a+as -
71naa 1 1AiSiisSu' : oiA "a uSiesa aeSS y :
nhia nr7a, ,,,,s4 - as. AZ
80 ~ r uiiasi @ 'iitt u4et5 was AeSoAu uSo ~
Tor Mclean.
Pennsyivania--Sibley, Z; Pattison, 2; abb
Rhode 1sland-darr1fy, o; not voting, z.
South Dakota-SeWall, ).
Tennessee -Boies, 2; slbley. /; Williams,
or MASSACHUSETTS, 4; Daniels,
Lexas-Bianq, ~.
gian-Danlei, o.
rlrgihia-I!aTK, "a.
1xernonl-McLean 4: not VOTING, e.
west Slrglnla-Wiliiams OF Massachu-
se15s, Y
~ M;sal,, a;snang II, sonNLeWis, S,,t,e ...x ~
~ lsconslnT T1Slpley Q, not voting ~
Wyomins-Sspley =.
AAiasRaaNol AE;sRaa 1l;, voting. 49,,
Disfnicf Of asi ColumbiaLs Ia 1Ge fs.s ssan p &
Nau MasiooS Wsiii;a = sf 81 S "
oialahoma-White a''of' of California III s sib-
lev 4 Mclean - =
Indian Territory-Siblev 6
Oregons votes changed from Pennoyer
to Sibley Georgia recalled Bland 26
The official result Of the first ballot
Not voting o59
Boies %
Harritv = - 81
Bland. 81
Williams m, ( :. = ''--.' :. &. -. % %
Teller Tell r. - = 1890 =
Bsl.s Danlel.. ..#............... Il
1alssisoh-... "a
w White. ] ]
Williams (Mass.).... ........ ..-- 76
Lewis ........ .......... II
CLARK. ~. 5000. 80
SeWaH. ..... ;. ........ ...... ...... 100
Sibley. :. ). ;. 1863
McLean...... .... !. ..Ss.... ...... Ill
with this result = ~
Alabama Bland. p.
Arkansas-Bland 16.
California-Bland, 49,
Colorado-A1cLean, 8.
Connecticut-Harrity 2; not voting, 10.
Tennessee-N voting.
D6ldWdre--t7drrllyt d, BldnQ, i, not VOt-
ing g.
Florida-Bland. 8.
Georgia-Bland. 26
Idaho-Bland, 6. (Great cheers for
Bland)
Illinois-Sibley. 49,
Indiana-Passed.
Iowa-Sibley, 26.
Kansas-Bland 20.
Indiana-Recalled Bland 49, Mclean Il.
Kentucky--McLean 16, Williams 10, Sib-
ley l, Bland 2, Sewall 6.
Loulsiana-McLean 10.
Malns-SeWail 3, not voting A.
lMIdrylana-McLean -cLea 3, not voting z.
vasins assa9fhuse''s--" 3 hliains OF Mass. =, not
sosln3 =. a.
Nh, AZ ~ ,sla : aia,-cS ~. III Jean Co.
. -tsaaSSo ehsas,, oea-f'ioiey T. MCLEAN ., SeWaii
= s5ies;ss,r,,; ,rr 20
MissouriFSewalI IL Sfh,av < yu;,,t..
Of Mass e Wiliiarns of III IL - "iiiianiS
Mo,ta na-Pland 4 1o
Nebraska NOT voting
Nevada-Bland. s.
3 New Harnasbire' New Jersey and New
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-07-11

Let's and graves cared ~ by c<ue<ef8.
As<cciat1oas no 4ssesssnqp<H: uio9srAke prices
Perf4cf title Four and half H{5es from
sQurf H2qse: a nlnnseS ~ ref frqm Ef11
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-21
MINISTER'S MEETING.
business Before the Pastors orrhIs
Section Yesterday.

The regular weekly meeting of Meth
0dlSt ministers yesterday. at which
Portsmouth, Berkeley and this city was
represented, was largely attended. The
a~nti-ganbling bill. now pending before
the General Assembly. was discussed
and, on motion. n committee was ap-
pointed TO rcpar an appropriate pre-
ambie and resolutions. endorsing the
Dill. This committee will report at the
weekly meeting mex Monday.
The Weekly Conference OF the Baptist
Preachers was held mt. the usual hour
yesterday. The attendance was good
and the reports submitted very en-
couraging and included the following
events
Rev. Mr.. Martin assumed PASTORAL
charge of Spurgeon Memorial Church.
vice Rev. w. +. Watson. who goes to
%Edenton. n. C.
Rev. Mir. Craig was ordained and took
Church.
The church at Franklin has extended
a call to Rev. Mr.. Dobbs. of Tennes-
seq.
Rev. Mr.. Harris. IL noted revivallst
Will begin Il series of special meetings AT
Court-Street Church, Portsmouth, next
week. "
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-21
SERMON TO MlLlTIAMEN.
Efic local Companies of the y'ourtI,
Regiment Attend 81. EMEc.a

The Norfolk City Guard. the jackson
Light Infantry. and the Lee Rines at
tended divilc Worship at st. I.ukc's p,
Il. church Sunday morning. The SER
mon by the %rccter. Rev. y. S. LLOYD,
chaplain Of the Fourth Virginia Regi-
ment, OF which these three companies
are 4 part. was founded upon tine .ry;.
Mark the perfect and behold the
upright. for the end Of THAI man Il
peace" The rector after reminding
his audience that the day was the an
iilVersary or The birth of ItuhCr, T..
Lee. the Christian gentleman and great
soldier, entered up Il discussion OF
char2rter, Win Lee as a model. There
were other great generals In
the lat, war. but the character CT Lee
was the most perfectly rounded of amy,
the preacher declared. lie was great
as a soldier, as Il Christian. MS n cen.
ticnan, and as Il man great becalce
he was good and SELF sacrificing. faith
ful, patient. devoted 70 his country and
his God. After laying down his ~ NJ
ises Mr.. Lloyd entered upon n mastcrIv
discussion of the different phases of tho
character OF Lee and closed by appeal
Ing 10 every Individual in his large au-
dlence to think npo the character OF
IRIS truly great and good man, as bein.
an ILLUSTRATE n Of the truth that every.
man, by Gods grace. could so live tina.
he would have the approval Of his con
.NiSHNS NHt t'N III iulS lie ana per-
feet, eternal peace III the next.
The music specially arranged for this
special occasion was particularly fine.
Historic st. Paul's p. L. Church was
crowded Sunday night by people who
desired 10 pay tribute to the memory of
the great Confederate chicftain, Rott i.
Lee. whose birthday was the 18Th Of
April. Pickett-Ruchanan Camp. Con-
federate Veterans. and its auxiliary or
g~aniZation. the Daughters of the Con
f~ederacy. were present, the former clad
in Confederate gray. hut erect and
soldierly as they filed into the seats re-
served for them.
The services We're OF the NEST impres-
sive character, II brought before tho
audience a glimpse of stirring events
in n history OF u country which has
been preserved In only fragmentarv
form.
y notable feature was the address Of
the rector, Rev. Beverly D.. Tucker d
D.. on the Great Christian Command
err" which in scrre re- was. ucr-
haPs. the most perfect portrayal OF Tho
OF Lee with which the neonle
Of Norfolk have ever been favored. and
was listended 10 with deep interest.
Rev. Robert Gatewood assisted In the
services.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-21
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Matters Of Small MOment About the City
Very Briefly ChroniCIed.
PERSONAL And SOCIAL NEWS NOTES.
A Fall md Concise Record of tho
Minor events of IL Growing Sea.
port City Laid BRro 10 The Many
Readers of tho Ncwsicst OF Nor.
folk Papers.

MIR. j. r. Dillon Is quite sick at his
residence, 2ib Freemason street.
! Rev. a. S. Lloyd conducted the SER
vices at the Union Mission, Church
street, last night.
The three-inch hose for the Fire De-
partment has arrived and has been
placed In service.
Mrs. Leonora Page will be at home
on the first Wednesday in every month
at No. 40 Mariner street.
Misses Mary and Mora DENLY have
gone to GAINESVILLE, Fla. where they will
spend several months with their broth
or.
An important meeting Of the Press
Club will be held this CTuesday) even
ihG NJ . o'clock. and Il full attendance
Is requested.
The Westminster Guild of Christian
lsndeavor will give IL social in the lee
turc-room of the First Presbyterian
Chnrch this evening at S o'clock.
an unknown three-mastcd schooner.
deep In The water and with steam pump
ON ooara at work. passed in the Capcs
yesterday. in tow of an unknown tug.
at the Grace Baptist Church Sunday
ltev' l.. Il. Wright, of Waverly. Va.
was elected pastor. Miss Mamie Jordan
was elected orrnnist at 5000 per year.
MISS Eioise Haydn and Mr.. Leonard
,iay9h. OF Washington, ID. c.. are in
ne city to attend the K~risc-ColIins nup-
tthis on Wednesday evening at ST
Lukc's Church. -
me british steamship Goviro, which
rahoe near Cape Henry last Satur-
Wy morning. was fioatcd about 10
O'Clock Sunday morning by Tho Nerrttt
Wrecking Company's steamer j. d.
Jones. ~.
The tug l.. Luckenlnck. While pulling
on nc steamer Govino. got the hawser
caught In her wheel and had to he towed
back 10 port by her sister tue. tho
Walter ~Luckenback.
a. Christian Culture" meeting was
held by the II. Y. p. u. at the Free
ina%on-Street Baptist Church last night.
J ne francis Barnes Us will meet Its
President this evening. at her residence
from 1880 to $50 D. N.
me schooner Annie NJ. Peterson was
sold Yesterday by Deputy U. S. Mar
sh"d Cross by public auction. The
schooner n libelcd for debt by Hud-
gins " Hurst. and was bought by the
ihellants for the sum OF SlGT.75.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-21
MVBR and GOLD.
The United States Gov
eminent Grant.
\ PURA BLOOD

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with the famous Curative Waters OF
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as tens of thousands Of people can
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gS2"Pura Blood" is for sale by druggists.
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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-21
WEAT'ti Esq u REPORT.
Forecast for To-day.


Washington, Jan. 20, 1896.
--- Virginia.: Cloudy and threat
ICaMIDYl ening. with rain in the west
ern porti0n; easterly winds.
II North Carolina: Cloudy and
threatening, with rain in the
southern and western portions; easter
~ winds. '
The lake storm has passed into the
province of Ontario and lost most Of It's
energy. The pressure remain high
over New England, and has risen west
OF the lake regions. The Southwestern
area OF low pressure has receded to
Texas and has as yet developed little
energy.
The sections where decided tempera-
ture conditions have occurred are few.
II is somewhat warmer In the upper
lax regions and colder over q portion
OF the Northwest and In the South
west.
The weather remains cloudy in New
England, and the Middle States, but
no precipitation of any amount has
fallen since Monday morning. The wea-
Their will continue cloudy and threaten
Ing In New England and the Middle
States, but with only scattered and
light precipitation. :
Increasing cloudiness and rain are in
dictated for the South Atlantic States.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-21

Munyon's rheumatism Cure never fails
few days. Price. 25c. ="
Munyon's Dyspepsia Cure is guaranteed
10 cure all forms of indigestion and stom.
ach troubles. Price. 25c.
Munyon's Catarrh Remedies positively
cure. Price, 25c. each.
Munyon's Kidney Cure speedily cures
pains In the back. loins and Eroins and ali
forms of kidney disease. Price. % cents,
Munyon's Female Remedies are Il boon
to all women. Price 25c,
Asthma Cure, with Asthma Herbs 81 M
MUNYON'S Nerve Cure stops nervousness
ana builds up the system. Price. &c.
Munyon Headache Cure stops headache
In three minutes. Price, &c.
MUNYON'S Pile Ointment positively cures
all forms of piles. Price, 25c.
purities of the blood. Price, 25c.
Personal letters TO Prof. Munyon. I5OJ
Arch street, philadelphia, Pa, answered
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-21
w, ~. f4.TRiGE Be co.
Real Estate s. Rental Agents
% BANK STREET.
% BANK STREE
+ r E. ~ 7.

STORES-2ll Main street, 10, 81,
ommerce street: II Bank street: new
store ON the corner Queen and CRANKY
street; a desirable store on Bank street,
near City Hall: 800 Church street; under
Gladstone Hotel. store corner James and
High.
Ofices 1eS Main street.
Fiats.1B, ies Church street! 1l2. 12I
all modarn improvements; lG0 james
street; several desirable rooms lSU Main
s!. Residences-1T3 Blte street: 90. 81 luke
street: 1911 Duke street; LOT Holt street;
81 Holt street; ~ Mariner street: 81
4 Queen street; %. W Yarmouth street: 5
houses Holt street. go Rutc street.
Bramhletoh-103 Levitt avenue; Ia Res
house; 2lo, 4oS. 4ei Park avenue; &c Kelly
avenue.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-21
To Rave Scyy p-o,c,,ar

ne american steamer Lampasas, OF
the Mallory Line. which runs between
iNcw York and Galveston. passed the
Capes Yesterday morning with the
American rasss niger steamer Nueccs. of
the same lire. in low. The Ncuccs is a
ii:&e twenty-five hundred ton steamer
trading between New York and Cal
weston. she left the latter port for
New York ana put into Key West on tho
rim. with two blades of her propeller
broken. She left Key West on the 18th
IN tow of the s;camcr Lampassaa TO.
Jew York and passed in the Capes
Tor Newport News for repairs.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-21
Death OF Charles HARRIS.

Intelligence was received in Norfolk
yesterday morning, by telegraph from
Dover. Del, of the death nj that ploca
OF MI. Charles Harris. a native and for
many Years a resident Of this city. MIR,
Harris was engaged in the baking bust
ness here at the time the Confederate
evacuated this section of the state. RE
let with them. going farther South,
where he remained Until the cessation
OF his titles. he'll he took mn his resi-
dcncc az Dover, where he was highly
respected. He WAS 90 years of age and
is pleasantly remembered by u number
of our older citizens.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-21

nASS-At the residence of her mother.
Mrs. a.. l.. Baton. January Goth, Mt S
O'Clock IL. m, VIOLA HAAS, beloved
wife of Frank Haas. aged % years, 10
months and 4 days.
The funeral will take place from the
Christ Episcopal Church, WEDNESDAY,
January I'D. at $3.50 y. m. Friends and
acquaintanccs respectfully invited to at
tend.
U.edEer copy.)
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-21
Revival Meetings Begun.

Rev. ". S. Seahrnok began Sunday n
series Of revival meetings at the Luth-
er.an Church, preaching TO good con
:reGations both morning and evening.
sunday ri%ia: his subject was The
hrc3;ost Question" and comma=ael
thc undivided attention of a. large audi
rncc. The MEETINGS will be continued
this week, the services beginning ut 7:45
-. m. The topic for tonight will be
"~C0nNiction and CONVERSION"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-21
At Auction .s,o-E,ny.

]. II. Valentine. II. Il. Morris. assis-
tant, will sell at 10 o'clock this morn
ing 1T ~ EanE street. their auction
house. fine bedroom furniture, carpets
mating, mattresses. two pianos. rugs,
pictures, extension tables. lamps. toilet
sets. s~idthoards. ~refriEerators, dining.
room Chairs. rocking chairs and lots of
ot'"r furniture. Ladies invited 10 at
tend,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-21
A Proud

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF the CITY of
Norfolk, TO wit:
This day personally before
me. John G. Ttlton. Il notary public in
and for the corporation aforesaid. I. s
Heller. who first being sworn according
TO law on the Holy Evangely of AL
mighty God the truth to say, deposes as
follows:
II am the sole owner and proprietor
of the boot and shoe business which I
conduct at No. 46 Bank street, in he
city of Norfolk, Va. Since December,
in the year 1893. hat business has been
conducted by me STRICTLY on the
ONE PRICE TO ALL plan; in other
words. ! solemnly declare that since
that time. when we gave the price of
q boot or shoe to a customer, the price
stated WAS the price to everybody from
which We would not deviate; hat as
far as ]. myself. am personally CON
cerned in no case has eve as much
as n benny ever been deducted from
the original price given, and to the
best of my knowledge n belief no
cmploye of minc has ever departed
from his invariablc rule of my bust
ness. | further avow that as long as |
continue this business that the same
plan will be in all cases observed. Wit
ness my hand II seal.
j. S. HELLER. (Seal)
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 10th day of January, 1896, in tcs-
timony whereof | hereto affiX my hand
and seal. JOHN G.. TILTON. (SeaI)
Notary Public.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-21
Meteorological nntn.
U. S. Department OF Asri

Weather Bureau. Norfolk, Jan. 20.
Loca meteorological data for the "a
hours ending s p. m last night:
Maximum temperature .............. 40
Minimum temperature .........,. 3G
Normal temperature deduced from
"a years observations 4l
Departure from normal ........ plus 9
Departure since Jan. 1st....... plus 81
for "a hours. OF
Rainfall since Jan. l4l
j. j. GRAY. Observer.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-21
Burruss. Son & Co.,
HRS,

Commercial and other business paper
City bonds and other securities bought
and sold.
dyited.
Interest allowed on time deposits.
Safe deposit boxes for rent. Charges
moderate.
SEDraw bills of Exchange and make cable
to Europe.
Letters of credit issued to princina,
-Tcitfes of the world.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-21
PORT CALENDAR

Sun rises, TIA a. m; sun sets, 5:19 D.
m. High water. Lie Il. m. and 1:12 p.
m; low water, 1924 q. IN. and 1882 D. IN.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-21

Annual clearing sale Of fine china.
bric-a-brac and si~lverolatnd ware pre-
Vious to inventory. Prices reduced %
per cent.
CHAPMAN & JAKEMAN,
corner Main and Bank streets.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-21
ARE POSITIVE PROOF
That Munyon's Remedies Cure Catarrh,
Rheumatism, Dyspepsia and the
Most Obstinate Diseases.
Ask Your Druggist for Munyou..
Guide 10 Health, Select n ao.s,cn,
Remedy and Cure Yourself,

F. D., Bolton. SOP North St. James
street. Richmond, Va, says: my child,
o years DID,. suffered very greatly with
remedies without benefit | used Mum
yon's Worm Cure. and found that il
gave instant relief" -
L. +. Lyon, Ill South First street, Rich
mono, va, says: Like many others
VINO have been cured by Munyon's Rene
dies am pleased to add my testimony
% the wonderful efficacy OF the Headache
lure. ] lind that 1t is more thar equal.
m ITS prompt effect, to all that is cluirn-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-21
The Correct Thing.

For correct thing III specks and eve.
glasses call on Dr. Week.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-21
e~'Uiouinf Relics.

y ladies composing the membership
oil me BauEhters Of the American Rc-
volution were huslly ngagc YESTERDAY
In decorating the" handsome rooms M
No. i2G CRANKY street, where they will
hold during the present well a colonial
exhibit OF relies from the Atlanta Fx-
position. Among the relics displayed
VIII be many of great historical in
%tcrest. AN advertisement elsewhere
printed gives the information as Ia
hours when visitors will be received
ard the prices of admission.
Look out for colds at this season. Keen
yourself well and strong by taking
Hoods S~arsaparilia. the great tonic and
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-21
Farmers Farmers 0nd TRUCKERS! ri !!!|.!:|2.!$!''
oa@A& EaSfli MIUYtSfSI3s

FARMING and TRUCKING IsIP1 G
AZ New Goods-thIs seasons pur-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-28
National Guard order.

speciai order No. IS has been issucd
by Acju,ant General Jno. Y. Cannon,
y. q. H., accepting the resignation Of
Major II. ". Erwin ~ thB second In.
t,utry. TO take effect August L., ard
First l. outuuant =. H.. Cowley, Com.
Inuy |, Fitst In'anuy, 10 take elect
Juls let Tho irr iuriuOt sry;
%. The commissioned officers II the
First battalion "A, d, d and u cumuauir-J
aud ~ the Third battalion &C., 4, Il aud
1. comptuiesI Fret Infantry aud those
u the First battalion A, u, u aud g
cumpnuiy-I, Second Infantry, Will vote
Tor major " their respective battalion
on or before August 22. ls.U
Zach officer Will uug.ntu bis vote IN q
letter 90 tho Hdlutsnt general, marking
tho envelope ballot Tor hcld Uincon 10
prevent us bUuE opened before the
designated lime. Those 10 tors will be
oToued at o'clock y ~, uu August -,
1900. in the Office Vt the ntiuinut general
uy % board ui three officer 10 bu hero
after appointed.
.. Lieutenant Colonel j. II. peuhalicr,
First infantry, IL appointed supervisor u
an elect GA 20 be hold % tiil vacancies cN'
listing among the commissioned officers
" Company 1, First infantry. Colonel
Deuhaltcr N authorized TO call "a mCO.iug
Of the company NJ AZ early dnlo Tor this
election, aud will report the result TO ia q
uuJuiuut gUuofnl
Iy ORDER of tho Comm lndcr.iu- Chief.
JNO. q tANSO.,
AdIutant General.