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Sent Him to- jail.

Austin coleman, who claims to be a
steamboat captain, was before the Police
Court today on two charges of assault.
Two boys appeared a.. witnesses and told
OF his alleged iIdecencya and. Judge Miller
sent him to Jail for one year...x... ...,-...
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Senator w. B. Bate is very Ill, and has
been SO for a week. He has been forbidden
during that time to see visitors.
twenty-five freight cars, with their con-
tents. were destroyed in a wreck on the Big
-Four railroad, near Wellington, Ohio, Satur-
day night. The loss will reach $1OO, GOO.
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P. J. P. lyman. the, dynamite -suspectere-
Gently released at Boulogne, has arrived at
Cherbourg. France, on his way to the Unit
ed States.
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COESON 4 MCCARTNEY
MEMBERS OF THE NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
1419 ST., Clover building
Correspondents of Messrs. Moore & Schley, 80
Broadway,
Bankers and Dealers In Government Bonds
Deposits Exchange. Loans
Railroad Stocks and Bonds and all securities
listed on the exchanges OF New York, PHILADELPHIA,
Boston and Baltimore bought and sold
speciality made of investment securities. Dis
and Telephone Stock dealt In
American Bell Telephone Stock bought and sold.
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Bank Receiver Appointed.
A. ]. McIlwaine has been appointed re-
ceiver Of the City National Bank of Tyler,
Texas.
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BICYCLE SUITS
AT A BARGAIN,

For the balance Of the we will sell our re-
manning stock Of Bicycle Suits both golf and
cent from lis. price All garments are carefully Sc
leeted and tailored, and sti1l have three
b. purchasing now. Suits at all prices. from IS TO
SIS, list Same reduction will apply to all Golf
Hose and Caps in stock Hose. with and without
feet. at prices from Is up to So per pair.
Remember. We are still selling RAMBLERS ut
Some excellent bargains hand: also in second
hand and shop-w worn RAMBLERS
GORMUILY & JEFFREY MIG. CO..
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Linen spotlessly clean and white
at the Yale Laundry, 514 10th st.
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Harrison votes of 1892 for Bryan and
Cleveland votes of 1892 Tor Mckinley:
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.ton....I Adv
DIRECTORS:

THE EEST AND MOST PROFITABLE INVEST
menf-a home at Cleveland Park Call or send
for l.ooklet.
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Washington
Loan & Trust Co.

OFFICE COR. 9TH AND f SITS.
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Interest rAID on DEPOSITS.
Loans made de, on nI la, Estate
Acts as Executor. Administrator,
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Estates.
Acts as Registrar, Transfer and Fis-
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Takes fun charge Of Real and Per-
sonal Estates.
Safe Deposit Boxes for rent
Storage Vaults for trunks. boxes, &c.,
containing raluables. silver. bric-a-
Lrac, &c.
Incorporated und,r act Of Congress
and subject to supervision Of the
comptroller OF the currency.
y yohn Joy Edison. President
Jonn A. SWOpe. Vice President
H. S. Cummings. Second Vice President
John X. Carmody. .....-.......T Treasurer
AIurew rarker- Secretary
9ohh b. Larner- --..... General Counsel
4. + n MS5l;;hi1stoh.. Advisory Counsel
DIRECTORS:
Bailey, Charles b., Hamilton. John A..
Barber, A: l., LarDer. John b.,
Barker. William E.. Noyes, Theodore w.,
Batchelder, r. N. ssks. Isadore.
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Carmody, John r., Spear, Ellis,
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Crane, Augustus. fr.. Swope, John A..
Cummings, Horace s.. Tru.sdell George
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On B5s, Jas: T., ~~'~e Willard, IL. X,
Edison, John Joy, Wilson, A. A.
Fox, Albert F.. Wine. Louis D..
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HEALTH
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The greatness Of the Columbia Is
evidenced by the fact that other
makers strive to make their wheels
just good" POPE MFG. CO.
J. Hart Britain. Manager. 452 Pa.
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Hygienic Ice. VI Ha.stL,
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Our Service Includes Every Section of the City
and Mount Pleasant. Our Rates are Low And al,
We ask is a trial by YOU.
THE HYGIENE ICE COMPANY
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was then called. She testified that the
prisoner, her son, had been an inye:erate
cigarette smoker, and had been a sub
ject OF epilepsy. She also stated that
her brother. John +. Anthony. had COM
mittod suicide while insane. bv hang
ing himself Her fathers brother. Miles
u. Anthony also died In a lunatlc asylum.
while George w Anthony. a younger
brother bad been out OF his mind had
wandered away, and had never returned.
Mrs. Meadors said that the accused had
only had three epIeptic fits to her know
ledge but that when he came home 10
supper on the evening Of the tragedy she
dld not notice that he had had a drink.
THE EXPERT TESTIMONY.
Counsel for the defence then offered
some expert testimony 20 show that
young Mcadors was out OF his mind when
he committed the rash act. and was
not responsible for it. Dr. NJ l.. James
was the FIRST witness Of this character lie
SAID that he knew the connection be
tween Miles -. Anthony and the prisoner
al the bar DR.. James explained me
manner IN which the insanity Of the party
In question manifested itself He said he
had never seen any other member Of that
family do anything irrational.
During the Oss-eXamination the wit
ness went INTO a detailed description OF
the illness OF Miles b. Anthony. which
might not have brought on insanity. He
ala not know whether this species o. in
sanity was subject to family heredty.
DIR. PARKER on EPILEPSY.
Or. W. W. Parker the next witness
said: Il knew John +. Anthony. who
committed suicide lie had a case Of vio-
lent mania. ] saw him one day reach up
and tear a door from It's hinges The
stifening Of the muscles, foaming at the
mouth. and twisting Of the mouth are
indications OF commissions. There Is such
"a thing as epileptic insanity, which is al
most always incurable. It is generally
progressive a person afflicted with cpl
lcpsy Is liable 10 become insane. or It may
lead 10 imbecility. Narcotics and drink
will also lead TO insanity. IntoXicaton
may cause epilepsy, but sometimes IT is
hereditary 4 person may be suffering
from epilepsy for a few moments without
falling 10 the ground.
The witness was subjected to a rigid
examination as 10 the causes and symp-
1oms Of epilepsy and insanity by Messrs
George f. Wise and H. ST. George Coal
ter. counsel for the defence He was
then cross-examined by Commonwealth s.
Attorney Smith, and stated posl'lVely
that John T.. Anthony was insane, anu
not an epileptic. He did not think that
the family history was TO be considered
I'm a case where one man died from IN
sanity. while q nephew Of his had epllep-
tic fits. inasmuch as there was no con-
nocuon between the two diseases.
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PETERSBURG AND VICINITY.
Proposed Cycle Race-WiiI Resume
OperatfOas-Death

PETERSBURG VA, June lO.-(Specal)
At a meeting Of the Cockade City cycle
Club held last night a movement was in
augurated for a road-race 10 be held on
the New Market track I'm Prince George
county. in July. The proper committees
were appointed 10 make all necessary
arrangements. IL is understood that the
races viii be-First. five-miie handicap,
open 10 the bicyclists Of the State; a one
mile race open 10 all local cyclists;
novice race, open only 10 beginners, and
probably others. vet to be decided upon.
The New Market course Offers beautiful
road for a meet OF this character
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Messrs. Nobler & Gill. whose saw-mill
at Swift Creek In Chesterieid county,
was lcstroyed several days ago by the
explosion Of the boiler, have purchased a
new engine and will resume operations
next week. Both OF these gentlemen were
injured by the explosion. but both are
rapidly recovering.
The special committee Of the Common
Council appointed to consider the ques-
lion Of the necessity of an increase in the
rate OF taxation or greater economy In
the conduct Of our municipal government,
met last night. organized. and began their
work The present rate OF taxation Is
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Womnn's Missionary society.

The second annual meeting Of the No-
mans Missionary Society. which was
held at Broad-Streo Methodist church
yesterday. proved a success, and was pre-
sided over by Mrs. Charles II. H1sker'
president OF the Richmond District. TIE
churches represented were Broa1-
Street Trinity, Union-Station. st. James,
Of this city; Central, Fifth-Street and
West-End, Of Manchester Willis end
Fairmont. Of Henrico; Zion ami Provi-
dence. OF York county and Bellanly OF
Gloucester. The address of welcome
was made by Mr. ~. w. Hunter. Of the
Broad-Street society and was respond
ed 10 by Miss Mary Nelson, Of Willis
church.
Mir. Collins. n returned missionary
from China. gave an interesting talk on
the work I'm that field and Roy. Messrs.
Beedles OF Fairmont. and Beaucadm3,
Of st. James, made brief addresses.
Mrs. Charles II. Hesker. who is also
district secretary, gave a review Of,
the years work, which was very graft
flying.
There was another interesting session
last night. when DR. starr preached a
special sermon before the society.
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de tTiiS.

CHAMBERLAYNE.-D at her resi-
dence No. 1906 west Clay street. at SIS
+. NJ. June 10th. Mrs. +. VIRGINIA
CHAMBERLAYNE widow of Spotswood
d. Chamber,ayne. in the 18th year OF her
age.
Funeral from the Clay-Street Methodist
church. corner Adams and Clay streets,
at p. NJ. TO-DAY. the 18th. Friends
and acquaintance OF the family respects
fully invited TO attend.
Kittanning pa papers please copy.
HARLEY.-Died. June 10th. az Sis +.
NJ. az the residence OF HIS son, G. a.
Harley. 2al6 east Broad street. w. II,
HARLEY. IN the 60th year OF his age.
His remains will be taken 10 waynes-
boro'. Ca. for interment
KROUSE.-Died. June 10th. at 2 p. NJ.
LEILA JOSEPHINE. only daughter OF
James c. and Josie Gasser Krouse, aged
2 years and / month.
Funeral from the house. S4 north Fifth
street THURSDAY. at 6 4. NJ. Friends
and acquaintances invited to attend.
LEWIS.-Died. wednesday. June 10,
1896. nj 1855 o'clock =. NJ. at the rest.
dence OF her husband. J. T. Lewis,
corner Cary and Carter streets, Mrs.
KATY \. LEWIS. I'm her 35th year.
Funeral notice hereafter.
WYATT Died. Tuesday. June g. 1895,
at the residence Of her daughtsJ Mrs.
4. r. Vass. AS south Pine street. Mrs.
ELIZABETH WYATT. relict OF Alexas1-
der Wyatt.
Her funeral Will take place from the
above residence THURSDAY. June nth.
at $50 A. NJ. Friends Of tho family ara
invited TO attend. Her remains VIII be
taken to Hanover county, Va, for inter-
ment. by the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-.
way 1920 a. NJ. train. Five children sur
NiNp her
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Visiting Troops Can Come TO Nir-
rtnia.

The Governor mas issued the following
circular. which mas been gotten mp III
souvenir style. and handsomely engraved
with the coat-of-arms Of Nirginil:
Commonwealth OF virginia
Executive Dep1rtm nj.
permission is hereby granted 10 an
military organizations Of the State OF
-. authorized by the Governor
thereof to leave said state. 20 enter
the commonwealth of Virginia. armed
and equipped, and 10 remain therein rom
June 25 10 July 10. 1896, for the purpose
of participating in the reunion OF united
Confederate Veterans. and the ceremo-
Mics attending the laying Of the corner
stone of the monument to the memory
of Jefferson Davis, at Richmond. June
goth and July LIST and ID, and visiting ire
battle-nelds Of the late war and points
of interest in Virginia.
Given under my hand ana the lesser
seal of the Commonwealth, at the Capitol
at Richmond. this twenty-eighth day OF
Nav one thousand eight hundred and
ninety-slx. and In the one hundred and
twentieth year Of the Commonwealth.
"By the Governor;
CHARLES T. O'FERHALLs
Governor of Virginia.
"Joseph T. Lawless, Secretary OF the
Commonwealth"
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Recommendation 10 the Caucus.

There was a final meeting last night OF
TIE Cancels special committee on read
jus;ine'~ OF salaries and positions In Com
mittce-RoOm No. II, Of the city Hall
Chairman Noble presided. and there were
present a majority of the members. The
first matter taken up was the question Of
consolidating the offices OF the President
Of the Board Of Health and that of Physi-
clan to the CITY Almshouse. After a con-
siderable amount OF discussion had been
INDUCED In the body agreed TO recommend
TO the Democratic caucus of the Council,
TO be held tonight. that II was now mex
pedient 20 make such a consolidation.
The committee then agreed TO send 20
the Democratic caucus OF the Council its
action approving the consolidation Of the
positions OF Sergeant-at-Arms of the
Council and Of Clerk to Council Commit
tees and those Of clerks and weighmasters
OF the First and Second markets.
The Committee on Ordinances failed to
get "A quorum last night.
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DROWNED WHILE IN BATHING.
Charles Hammond Goes Beyond His
Depth and Loses His Life.

Charles Wesley Hammond, the l2-year-
old son OF Mrs. y. Il. Hammond. was
drowned about $3.50 O'Clock yesterday
afternoon while bathing with some of
his companions in the river at the foot
Of Twenty-eighth street.
The lad could not swim, and going out
beyond his depth. was soon overcome.
mis- companions being two young to render
any assistance. The boy had completed
an examination that morning at
Springfield School, and instead or
returning home, he chose, thought
lessly. one Of the most dangerous
holes in the river to 90 in bathing with
his friends. They had been in about IS
minutes when the screams Of the drown
ing boy were heard. No man was near
enough at the time to render any as
sistance, and the boy soon sank
The body was found by Joe Edwards
only a few minutes later. and Coroner
TAYLOR viewed the remains. lie decided
an inquest unnecessary. and turned the
body over 10 the mother for burial. The
funeral will take place al 4:30 O'Clock this
afternoon from Union-Station Methodist
Episcopal church, and will be conducted
by Rev Dr. Vanderslice.
The mother OF the unfortunate lad Is
a widow, and resides on Venable street
near Twenty-sixth.
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ANOTHER FRENCHMaN WANTED.
This One Is an Artist, and Nictim-
ized l.. j. Dcujnssen.

4 special received by the Dispatch last
night from Ashland, says
Julian Bandet, supposed French
artist has been at the hotel here for TWO
ueal,s He had with him fine horse
and buggy. which he used in travelling
about the country, soliciting orders Tor
nictures and frames This morning he
borrowed s24 from T.. s. Mills, manager
of the hotel, leaving the horse ana buBsy
as security. and telling Mr.. Mills he was
short that amount TO complete an order
from Norfolk patron.
"He told MIR. Mills he would 90 TO hlch-
mond where he could make SOD by the
transaction. and would return by the eve
ming train. when he would repay the
onount. He failed to return, ana by
the noon train warrant sworn out py
/ I Bouiassen. Of Richmond, vas re-
celved here. charging Bandet WIN OBJ
tanning money under false pretence'. NO
tbing further has been heard If the artist.
He Is described as weighing 80 rounds
has blue eyes. blonde hair. and nous
tache: long nose. and thin race, ana
speaks English indistinctly.'
AT the police station last night ncthins
,ras known OF this case, but IL is pre-
sumed that the warrant was issued from
the Chiefs office.
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Personals and Briefs.

Or. Henry NJ. Patterson, of Staunton,
is I'm the city.
Mrs. p. Frank Woodruff, of Home
Place. has returned from Baltimore.
Mrs. Ellen Meade Clark. Of Atlanta. Ga.
IS in the city, to attend the reunion.
Hon. William Lovensteln is very m
at his residence. on east Clay street.
Senator william NJ. Flanagan. Of Pow
hatan county. was I'm the city yesterday.
Mrs. T.. T. Grymes and daughter. Mary
Page. will leave for Virginia Beach on
Friday.
Messrs. Sam and Ike Cohen Of the
Cohen Company, are in the North on
business.
There will be no lecture at Dr. Hoge's
church on Wednesday night until fur
Their notice.
Mr. s. NJ. Boiling. eX-member Of the
House OF Delegates. from Bedford county,
was in the city yesterday
Mr. Langstan Johnston. engineer OF
the Traction Company. has returned
from a western business-trip.
Large crowds are hearing Rev. j. II.
Harrison preach at Fulton Baptist
church every night this week.
Mr. T. NJ. Espeld. OF Burlington, Ia,
the father OF Mesdames l.. l.. and J. /.
Strause, who was reported 20 be dan
gerously III. is somewhat better. Mes lanes
Strause are now on their way to Bur
lington.
Cards are out for the marriage Of
Mr. Moses l.. Iofheimer OF this city.
and Miss Nettie NJ Herold Of Shreveport,
La. on Wednesday evening. June 9th, at
7 o'clock After their wedding journey
Mr. and Mrs. Hofheimer will make Rich
mond their home.
The moonlight excursion TO be given on
the Pocahontas tonight under the aus
pieces OF the Baptist Young Peoples Union.
and for the benefit Of their hospital fund,
promises 10 be one Of the most attractive
Of the summer. There will be some excel
lent music.
a pretty marriage took place at Union
Station parsonage on Monday night,
June sth, when Mr.. John J.. Tyler led
Miss Susie NJ. Robinson 10 the hymeneal
altar DR.. Vanderslice. using the beauti-
full ritual Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, united them in the holy bonds.
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s,ote Hoard of Medical Examiners In
session.

The state Board of Medical Examiners
heid their examination of applicants for
1,niomas al the First Regiment Armory
Yesterday morning.
There was a large number or eandi-
d.tos and the examination Will extend
l,,or three days The following members
~ the board were present: DR.. Raleigh
,ta,.,n of Lynohburg, president; Dr.
,,r,1,s,,t, Harrison. of Richmond secre-
.ar,.. Dr Herbert NJ Nash. of Norfolk'
Dr rbomas Martin. Of Henry; Or. Chan
,o,,or of Charlottesville: Dr. Douglass.
- D,nville; Dr. Patterson. or stanton;
~ y r. Brady, OF Chatham Hi!l; Dr.
prIddy. Of Keysville DR.. slaughter
~ the Theological Seminary at AleHah-
Aria and Or. Budd, OF Petersburg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-11

Richmond. Va. hIay T:

lklcNtnNnls ' H. attN - i7t'''
At a regular meeting OF Stuart Council,
No. 1882 American Legion Of Honor, held
this evening, the following preamble and
resolutions were offered ana unanimously
adopted:
Whereas, 1t has pleased Almighty Got
to remove from our midst our friond end
companion, JOHN I. PARR; therefore,
be IT,
Resolved. That humbly bowling to tina
wisdom and power Of our Henyenly
Father. we will strive 20 emulate Tue VIZ
tues Of our late friend and companion.
Resolved. We extend to the family our
deep sympathy, and commend them To
God. an ever-present help In time OF need
Who watches with tender care over the
widow and fatherless.
Resolved. That these resolutions be
spread upon the minutes OF our council.
published In the Richmond Dispatch. and
a copy be sent to the family OF the de-
ceased. G. l.. WEIslGER,
Commander.
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OLD CONFEDERATEs ORGANIZE.
Veteran Association of the south
Eormed Last Night.

The "Ex-Confederate Veteran Associa-
ton of the South" held its first regular
meeting last night at l50S east Main
street. and proceeded TO business by the
election OF the following officers: Com
mander. T. 4. Waring. OF Company +,
Third Virginia Cavalry, with rank OF
colonel: Second Commander. ;. Brock
West, Company r, Fifth Regiment North
Carolina. with rank OF leutenani-eolonei
Third Commander, J. ]. Blanton. Cut
shavy's BATTERY OF Artillery, with rank OF
major; Secretary. r. b. Dunn, Company
@. Fourth Virginia Cavalry; Assistant
Secretary. Charles c. Hoy. Company {,
Forty nfth Regiment Alabama Volunteers.
Twenty-Five names are now upon the roll
OF the association. Colonel Warlng pro-
poses to commence drill practice as soon
as fifty members have joined. The asso-
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Mrs. Chamberaync was the wife OF
Mr.. Spotsw00d -. Chamherlayne. wells
known citizen, who died about five years
AGO. I'D 10 this time Mrs. Chambatlayne
was a beautiful woman. I'm fine health.
but I'm a year after consumption made It's
appearance. and ended her life last eve
ming at o'clock. About eighteen months
ago young married daughter died with
the same disease Affections softened
and purified her spirit. and otter two
years Of suffering she passed away as
swoetly as a child falls 20 sleep upon its
mothers bosom. patience had its per-
feet work" 40 sorrow was on her brow;
no anxious doubt IN her heart. Two young
daughters viii cnshrine her memory in
their deepest affections. Notice OF her
funeral will appear In to-morrow's Dis
match. FRIEND.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-11

Quite a little crowd gathered at Seventh
and Broad streets yesterday morning as
a result Of a bicycle accident Mr.. Louis
b. Spence was riding down Broad street
and at the corner Of Seventh gentleman
who had been wheeling abreast of him.
turned suddenly to go down the latter
thoroughfare. trying TO pass In 'front.' oil
Mr. snence. In consequence the two
wheels collided with great force, throwing
Mr. Spence on the ground, bruising him
severely and badly damaging bis wheel
the other rider escaped scratches.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-11
THE OTEY BATTERY's REUNION.
An HI-Day Celebration at the
Ola Pump-House Yesterday

The annual celebration of the Otey Bat
terry was held at the Old pump-house
Yesterday. and a royal good time was
had by all.
a large crowd was present many
having gone out early in the morning
All kinds Of games were INDUCED H.
and AT 4.9O O'Clock a magnificent dinner
was served i'm one Of the rooms of the
pump-house building Everything In sea
son was provided, and fun justice was
done the spread by the old soldiers, VINO
had whetted their appetites beforehand
After all had eaten to their full capacity,
cigars were produced, and every nam
present was called upon for speech,
and forced 10 respond. Before they left
the table the vets adopted resolu-
lion. providing that the battery shall pa
rade AZ a body on the % OF July.
Among the visitors present were MAJOR
C,Iav Drewrv. Mr.. Writ +. Taylor, c. r..
Boiling. c. Evensen, and Greer Baush-
man.
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Highest Of all in Leavcnng PoweLatest u s. Govt Report
Roe! RRsklaGs
ABSOLUTELY pURE
ABSOLUTELY pURE

citation will march in the parade with UNI
form and equipments, just such as they
wore during the war Colonel warns
also wishes TO give a sham "battie Oh
Gettysburg at the Exposition-Grounds
on July 4th and will endeavor to get
Colonel II. {. Jones TO consent TO COM
mand the First Virginia Regiment as
Yankees instead of southerners just TOT
this once. while Mr.. William l. Rowan
will be asked to lead the rebels In the
great fight. The association also hopes
10 secure the cooperation OF the How
tiers as well as Pickett Camp
The association will meet tonight at
p. NJ. at 1908 east Main street, and Satur-
day evening al the same time and place.