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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-23

Thomas Post Put- La "a Protest and Jeai
ou>iy Attacks Their Loyalty.

Thomas Post Put- la Protest and Jcai-
ou.iy Attacks Their Loyalty.
WASHINGTON. j.. g.. June Special.
The Washington Msh School cadets VIII
attend tile Confederate reunion at Rich
mouA This was determined Tonight
when. after considerable difficulty. ll Was
found that arms ami accOntremeuts could
b- secured from The Alexandra Light
Infantry ANA from ST. Johns College az
Alexandra.
Tl. fact that the cadets could not
tails. their own arms outside The District
of Columbia bad caused them 20 tbaulou
an itea of participating in the cere-
monies at Richmond. The Confederate
Veterans Association OF this city took
hold of the natter however AMI 20 was
due to their en0rts that tle guns We're
secured.
The Alexandria Light Infantry viii flr-
uisl forty rifles and the remainder Will
hl furnished ly ST. Johns College a
battalion OF TWO hundred cadets 10 be
selected by Captain Ross. VIII 80 To- Rich
moul ana VIII leave here On tuesday Of
next week.
George IT, Thomas Post. 80. i5 Grand
Army 0f the Republic, at meeting SAT-
lrlay evening. unanimously a,optel reso-
hl0us setting forth that the Grand
Army ui tAt 1895 t"t.rf -Ni"t l-'','te 't -'-~
Potomac. has Tor many years endeaNor-
cl. without success, 90 secure parade
W The High school cadets. of this city,
on Memorial-Day.' ald that without
holGire the slightest in-Wii. or ui-feei-
iu. toward cx-Colfeiesttf soidies. o.
Questions the loyalty to the Union OF
those who participate il ceremonies lncl-
dent to the laying of the cornerstone ot
"a monument 10 fne areh-frait0r. jefferson
Davis" Therefore. Thomas Post, No.
D.. questions the proprcV OF loyal peo-
Die participating in such ceremonies. ana
especially the High School cadets OF
Washington. who have not found it con-
yenient 10 join in the services in re-
membrance of deceased Union soldiers and
sailors. or have not been permitted 10
do so by the school authorities OK the
rffvH
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-23
THECITY OF PETERSBURG
THE GRATs ELECr GEO. ~. PEGRIN
As THEIR CArrATS.
The Contract Let for Building the Second
Baptist Church-sunday-sch
Association.

PETERSBURG, VA, June Especial.
Those from Petersburg who will at
tend the banquet to be given at the JET
ferson Hotel. at Richmond. on Friday
June 26th. rendered by the Wholesale
Grocers' Assoclatino. Of Richmond. 10 the
Southern Wholesale Grocers' Association,
are MeSsrs. Bartlett Roper, John A.
GIL and Frank Dalton.
The monthly meeting OF the Metho-
dist Sunday School Union Associa uon was
heid at the Methodist church. IN Bland
ford, yesterday afternoon. There wero
rccitatiOns and an address by AIR. Hew-
lett The reports from the different
schools were read. as follows: High
street Organization. S62: average at
tendance. go; money collected. x642.
Washington-Street 80 Organization, Hs:
average atteudance "a. money collected,
ys4Sl Market et-Street-Organizati IA;
average attendance 20l: money collected.
y562 Ettrick-Organizatio H2; average
attendance. 223: money collects1, sl5,s.
West-Street-O Organization. Isl. average
attendance. l2s. money collected. S.6i.
" Reorganization, ll2; average at
tendance. 1876: nohey collected. slosl
Bian iandrort-Organizatio ": average at
tendance. sg money collected siSo.
The Circuit Court Of Petersburg. Judge
b. A. Hancock presliing. Will convene
tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock. Two or
three Interesting cases viii be tried at
this term.
A heavy rain fell in Chesterfield coun-
" yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Sarah r. May, wife OF Dr. David
Il. May, died az her residence. n TINS
city. yesterday afternoon. Her iunerai
took place from ST. Pauls Episcopai
deceased
a daughter OF tie late VIM. o. smith. or
prince George county, and for thirty
ave wears was a member OF ST rauIs
church. Her husband and two 11ushters
survive her. They are Miss Minnie b
Nav and Mrs Robert McCandlish, OF this
city. ,,,,,,,
A Young man named Peter Wiikerson
fsu down the stairway at Romaines trunk
factory this afternoon and was very pam
fully injured. mi,
Company @. Petersburg Grays. Third
Virginia Regiment, held meeting TO-
night and unanimously elected MI George
W. Pegram captain.
A. 4. Richardson who for some years
past has carried on the wood and ilin-
bcr business In this city aud at Church
Road. Dlnwiddo county made an assign
ment to-day. Liabilities, $1,000; assets,
- go.
CONTRACT AWARDED.
Tho building comm.tte Of the Second
Baptist church held meeting to-night
and awarded tho contract for the COM
pletlon OF that cdince 70 orr & Hol> OF
this city. The church. when completed.
vii! cost about $1,000.
u. Duncan 81. Brown, Superintendent
of Public Schools IN tbs city, delivered an
address before the teachers in attend
anca upon tho summer session Of the |ir-
ginia Normal and Collegiate Institute this
afternoon. His subject was Waste.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-23

Uncouiiu~--- Iumor- Go That Tnect-A
Hasi.,. summonch Cablnct ComnciI.

AH'ohAlfff~-- .ltAmof- 10 iAAt tNtft-A
Hast summoned Cabinet Council.
LONDON. june PA hastily
ca Cabinet council mot at the Foreign
Ofico this afternoon, ana s.t for an hour.
10 was rumorcd that a. y. Balfour. First
Lord Of the Treasury. and thc Govern
mcnt leader OF The House of Commons
has resigned from the Cabinet. The
rumor cannot Ore confirmed.
Whom The House OF Commons rosur 'd
iis sitting. in committee of the whole ON
tae cducatm bin to-day Mr. Eaifofr
moved that the chairman leave thc chair,
which motion IS equivalent to drcup rs
the blil FOR The present ION.
Mr Balf0ur speaking 90 his motion.
said chat Parliament would meet early iu
i@f and would fulG' tne pledges which
the Government bad made ln regard t0
voluntary schools. Critics. hc said.
might say shat this was au extraordinary
example of weakness on tho part of 20
Government backed by % large majority.
ln theory, the advantage of o. Dig mae
ioriy would he Chat 10 would have over
whelming authority IL physical force dee
r.aod parliamentary questions hut really
tue only advantage of great majority iu
Parliament Was chat it wa. l4he.it TO
turn 30 into minority. AIR. Ialfour
-1d hc did not fec at au moved iy
criticisms asserting that the course dee
cl1ed upon was discreditahle 10 The Cow
nrnmcnt He only regretted 90, ohstruc-
tive tactics Of the Opposition. as giving
evidence of parliamentary decay.
Sir William Hafc0urt ne icater of
the Opposition. justified thc r.sht cf the
Liberals to defeat revolutionary 9,-
f.IIc Trnr ffarUlrfanr+ 0.lr... r..rI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-23
HARRY RYDER'S CLOSE CALL.
His Case viii be NOllo Pressed and the
Prisoner Released
ON GROUND OF MISTAKEN IDENTITY,
Once More the Wisdom Of letting the
strong Arm of the Law is seen bF the
People-Mis- Bradbury, and Not
Miss Meadows the Victim.

BURKEVILLE. VA. June Especial.
Captain w. T.. Eanes. counsel FOR Harry
RYDER. accused Of assault on Miss Nan
ME Bradbury. heretofore referred 10 as
Miss Meadows. returned here at $40 T..
n. from Sake. after several days stay
looking to the interest OF Dis client.
While counsel is not disposed 20 talk
enough has been learned 20 warrant your
correspondent in saying that Ryder Will
be a free man tomorrow.
Miss Bradbury. though a friend Of the
Meadows family, has Withdrawn her COM
p'aint against Ryder on the ground OK
possible mistaken identity. The case Will
be- nOllc prosecuted tomorrow.
Counsel says thehre was never amy toun-
d4uou for sensational newspaper reports
from Charlotte county as regards the
injuries inflicted upon the person ot Mss
Bradbury
Burkcyine's citizens are not surgri-ed
az the outcome of the ease. 1s insy have
Lot hesitatcd 20 affirm their belief That
Ryder was innocent 0f the crime. lie
has continued 20 protest Lls innocence 20
lus counsel and relatives ailnOusn urs ID
to tcl them II be was the guilty rian.
The people OF Charlotte COUNT have
reason 90 congratulate themselves and
Deputy Sheriff Dickerson that .yuch'ns
was avoided. as an innocent man would
have been killed. ard one. 700, VINO is
highly connected with some of the best
families of Maryland. Again IS se"r
the wisdom OF letting the strong arm VI
tie lass take its cour 81.
Mr. Hyders sister U.s. still with him, and
he viii accompany her 90 hcr home in
Baltimore. Ills family express great
sympathy Tor the unfortunate young lady.
but DO not hesitate % say ,hat tfcir
relative wus unnecessarily placed 90 a
very periious position.
SENTIMENT CHANGED
kEYSYILLE Va. June Special
Sufficient Information has been obtained
90 Justify the Commonwealth to discharge
Rydc rwho is confined ln jail ON o. charge
OF assault on Miss Meadow. The general
opinion in The community is that size WAS
either mistaken as 90 his identity or
that no outrage was committed. Public
sentiment has entirely changed Do favor
Of Ryder.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-23
The School of Methods.

CHARI.oTTESVIII.E. VA. June r.
Special The eighth annual session OF the
Virginia School OF Methods convened this
evening at s:1J in tho large assembly hall
Of the public school building az Mid
way" with about two hundred and sew
enty-five teachers present. The hall was
nlled to its utmost capacity with citizens
20 witness tho exercises, which consisted
o. addresses and recitations.
An address, of welcome was made by
Mayor John s. Patton. Of Charlottesville;
also. an address by Superintendent Frank
a. Massie. which were responded 20 BY
Hon John r. Massey. State Superinten-
dent Of Public Instruction; Professor
Noah X Davis, OF the University Of Vlr-
ginla. and other iIttructor OF the
school.
Recltations were given BY Professor
Trip and Mrs Sonihwick. tho latter of
Emerson College OF Oratory, Boston.
Mass. The programme for the session Is
cutie elaborate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-23

There were eight cases on the docket Of
the Police Court yesterday on the charge
of drunkenness. Seven We're on hand
10 answer the charge but the eighth was
absent. An attachment was issued for
him. The Sunday drunks paid $50 each.
Isaac Reed. coiored. In addition to drunk
cnnesss. had a charge Of assaulting b.
Eorrkes against him. lie paid s. and
costs. Richard Rock. while intoxicated
disturbed an entire neighborhood. He
went down for thirty days. one drunk,
on promise 10 enter Keely-cure es-
tabiishment Immediately. was allowed
20 20.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-23
DrscREDIrED ~ WASHNGroN.
state Department Confident That the Re
port's Importance = Exaggerated.


port'. Importance T. Exaggerated.
WASHINGTON. June l2-There was a
rumor here this afternoon that the State
Department would issue statement
about cuban affairs. apropos OF the an-
norr.emert that Consul-Generai Lee had
sent % report % the President which
would form uc basis OF the action ON the
situation in thc island. Tho rumor was
err.ne.as. BIZ was learned. however. thtt
the State Department WAS confident mat
no repar, ou WHICH decisive policy could
be framed la1 been sent. General Lee
has hDen lu CUBA few weeks only, ana
has Hof ieft Ha1ana in that time. IL was
remarked ny an official that the President
would noi have gone fishing 80 Doe eN-
p00fcd critical dispatches. Mr.. Clevc-
ani delay in starting for Gray Gables
81 pointed fo in SOME quarters as giving
color fo thc story although % is admitted
THAT Doe and Secretary Olucy could con-
a.lcr the alleged report IN suoh "A thing
existed quite as Wei 40 their adjacent
summer homes in Massachusetts as in
Washington. Mr.. Ryan the supposed
bearer of thc dispatch now in quarantine
ln Ncw York. went to Cuba OF his own ,s-
lition ana had no official connection win
General LEO OF with the State Depart
ment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-23
WR. ETfN DiIiiNED.


'. wv -'''' '''f. ''"t 'i-liait he-~-~ 2-A-
pio-i'n, N.nr Havana.
>iN YORK. june --The Ward Line
steamer l.mul. which arrived here this
morning irlu Havana. brought among
H.r u..-..-.s William Ryan. OF Rich-
f"nu. l-. special messenger bearing 40
sat reports en lle condition of ue
Island 0t cuba from C0usuI-Gtneral Lee
io ir.- .nu. Cleveland. Sir. RYAN had "a
long conference just before leaving Hava-
lt ".A I.e 'nnsul-Geurral, who accom-
panied l.m fn fne side Ol tle Ward Line
1l.s. iu private fug.
On account of nof having secured his
accIuatltfIol papers from tho Health
officer tf Havana. AIR. Ryan was sent TO
Hoffman Island where he viii remain until
ife days from tAe date of sailing shat
LsN0 elapsed.
There were also GA the Numurl several
persons who hrIr- the story of dynamite
explosions in tNe vicinity of Havana. on
the n.eat OF June Ith Tho Yumur was
sfcaWue into Havana shortly after md-
MIGHT when SHAFT of fame and sparkle
shot shyvard Tho sound was not heard
because tle wind was blowing TO the
eastward. Flte times at intervals of five
minute fho Sky was lt up ly % burst
OF flames which fhon died slowly out
ayain. The explosions were within ten
or fffecN m.'.s ol Havana. 90 tho south-
cast. T'he next oay WHOM the vessel
was docked m tho Capital City mo- one
could hr found who would answer iu-
orIries regarding the explosions. Pas
eanrers who embarked az Havana said.
however that iu .urlonts were blowing
up buildings on the outskirts ot that city,.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-23
yInGIsIl MILiIIEr lysrrrrrE.
Commencement Exercises-The Board Of
Nlsitor..


LEXINGTON VA, June 2.-sDecial-
The ffty-seventh annual commencement
exercises OF the Virginia Military lnst-
tlte beean here this morning by morning
parade of the corps Of cadets. guard
mount. and a salute 10 the Board OF
Visltors by the cadet battery.
Tte board. consisting of Colonels 3 d.
r.etcber. Peter Harriston. Percy g..
Hawes. James ". Love- Alex. Hamilton;
Hon. ". j.. Rhea. Henry FairfrN, W. IT,.
White. Colonel H. y. Parrish, General
Charles j. Anderson. Adjuant-Genemi
of Virginia: and Hon. John T.. Massey.
Superintendent of Public Instruction. Pee
ceivcI the corps of cadets. and made am
inspection of the barracks and aI depart
ments.
The literary society medals were award
ed 90 ". B. sayers Texas debater. A..
IT. Voorhees,. illinois, dcclaimer, j.. ID.
Richards. Virginia orator
u the afternoon there was battalion
drin.
Tonight the Athletic Association gave
a public exhibition of work in the gym
ua,ium. The United States Army in-
spectors are expected this week. SAT-
urlay the corps leave Tor Richmond.
whore they go TO take part in the Con-
fedcrate reunion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-23

the Police Gazette office to-day and au-
tlorizcd the following telegram to DO
sent 10 Corbett. who is in san francisco'
"WHl you fight Denver Ed. Smith, bare
knucklos. London prize-ring rules, Tor
the championship OF the world. and ST.
o.J side I'm South Africa? Name date
voursclf. Hildebrandt posted $1,000.
Fight guaranteed
fsiruedl RICHARD X. FOX"
smith said II was his intention TO chal-
io-ro Fitzsimmons II Corbctt refused, and
II tho Australian refused 70 meet him'
he would claim the championship
aud defend IL against any man IN
the world.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-23
Lodce OF Strict observance. No. 2O7.

At stated communication Of this
lodge, held at ST. Adams Hall. Third and
Main streets. last evening. the following
officers were elected ond installed for the
ensuing twelve months:
Vorship.ul Master. +. NJ. Crutchheld
Senior Warden. J.. j.. Reed; Junior War
den. samuel X Crowder; Treasurer. John
L. Mayer: Secretary. Charles \. Nesbltt
Senior Deacon. T.. L. Roden; Junior Dea u.
con. II. Theodore Eilyson; Marshall W
Hall crew: Tiler. ID. b. Collins; Pur-
veyo. William Krause; Cbaplains. Rev
Preston Nash and bishop \. NJ. Randolph /;
stewards. \. Maupin and c. w. Saun-
ders.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-23
wrArufR FORECAST.

WASHINGTON. -. c., June o.
Weather forecast for Tuesday:
Virginsa-Continued warm weather
Tuesday morning: thunder showers. With
cooler air probable In afternoon; variable
winds.
North Carolina--Generolly fair. except
ing light showers on the Atlantic coast
hight showers on the Atlantic c
southerly winds.
Tho storm has moved from the mouth
n, the 81. I.awrerce to Nova Scotia. A
second storm seems TO be developing to
tho north OF Montana. A ridge OF high
nressare extends from the south Atlantic
coast TO Lake Superior.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-23
ALTHELD AHOrHER HANNA.
lie VIII Control the Illinois Convention
.Ins, IllAe the Nepnblican Boss

PEORIA. Ill. June 22.-Save In the
matter OF political. the comrlex.on CT
the Democratic state Con fel,'on TO MGR
row will bo a reproduction on miniailfe
scale or the gathering Of the Republican
hosts at ST. Louis The silver interest
is as much in control as was that Of gold
standardites there. and Governor Atgeld
Is the Mark Hanna OF the occasion. lie
Will designate the delegates TO Chicago,
draft the platform. indicate his prefer
ences Tor nominations on the state ticket
and whatever he says and does VIII be
accepted without murmurings.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-23

BALTIMORE. June "A special dis
match 10 the Manufacturers Record re-
ports that lUWo-sriniie mill will Pc
built at Canney 3. O.. 10 spin fine num-
hers from ltJs 10 l11s aud to De- woven
into all kinds az fancy cotton goods.
This will be the first mill built IN the
Southern States 10 manuiacture sven F"
.,rade OF goods as this. ana IL :s re-
.,lrdel as the beginning OF movement
which viii result In the S0uth's tls'ng
a prominent place in the manuiactEre
of highest grades OF cotton s3ods.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-23

COLUMBUS. o., June 22-Jnise Fes-
rms Walters. sitting at Circlcfiia, has
refusel To- hermit Attorney son-
rrf aefine under special ies0lu0n or
the General Assembly. 10 enter O nolie
pro.1ui to the remaining indictments
arainst Colonel 4. p. Coir Of ;ne state
militia. growing out OF the Washington
Courthouse riots. and hc wil rsv w-fe
fo stand trial on these charEss. Tie
decision IS based upon the ground That
tle action of the Legislature fla 7toutins
th.s resolution was q usurpatJn az judi
ciaI functions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-23

Rev. DIR. John :. Lindsay breaches tho

Rev. DIR. John :. Lindsay breaches the
Baccaisureate sermon.
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, June 22.-The
final exercises OF the session iss5-ss OF
tho college OF William and Mary began
yesterday. Rev. Df. John ). Lindsay
preached 20 a crowded house the bac-
claureate scrmon-one or great beauty and
force At night the annual sermon be-
fore the college Y. NJ &. A. was preach
ed by Rev. W. NJ. Clark, u Fredericks-
burg. at which time the old chapel was
taxed 70 its utmost 10 hold the crowd.
The old college was profuseiy decorated
aad a large crowd is in attendance. Tho
Board OF Visitors Is now Ia session.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-23

The New Members of the City Counci
Caucus and smash States.

Cuusu- and smash Slutes.
NORFOLK, VA, June 22-Spocial-
The jury In the case Of Colonel W. q.
Elan. editor OF the New Daily Pilot,
brought in q verdict this evening finding
the defendant guilty ana assessing him
a fine OF so. The ease was appealed at
once % the Circuit Court. It grew out
OF an editorial appearing I'm the Pilot, In
March. headed "A Reign OF Terror" in
which il was intimated that the Comfy
Court officials including Judge Porti0ck.
were not concerning themselves as their
duties required. sufficiently in the lawles5-
ness in the county particular reference
being made 20 +. B. Miars, who has n
bar-rOom just across the city limits, and
who beat two Norfolk policemen and
nearly killed a witness who testified before
ths grand jury against him.
The newly elected members of the City
Council caucussed tonight. Captain X.
W. Tomlln was elected police justice and
Colonel D. J. Turner. high constable. The
states made by the politicians were brok-
en- in nearly every instance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-23

Matters Pertaining to the Confederate he-
union Discussed.

Matters Pertaining to the Confederate NC
union Discussed.
qrhere was great interest ana acuNl'y III
Pickett Camp last evening. Commander
Nortben and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
winston looked resplendent in new uni
forms OF confederate gray. There was d
fu Attendance Of members, and rom
the FIRST rap Of the commanders ga'ei
uutl the meeting was over everything
was nothing but reunion talk. y large
amount OF routine business was transact
al. and after the report OF the standing
committees had been received Conn Iade
Peter Rowlett was received into the
camp.
Tine following were also elected MEM
bors Of the camp, W. X. Perkins, j. H.
Willr0y. Eugene Cherry. Il. X. Griffin,
u. G.. Mccain. and John ). Stubbs.
LETTERS READ.
Commander Northen next read the fol-
lowing letters. which were listened 10
with interest 10y the camp:
Rouss. New York city, June 70, 1895.
r. ". Northen. ESQ. Richmond. Va
1fv dear sir and comrade.-I assure you
appreciate your kind invitation. but /
ann SD near the line Of total darkness that
I could not venture away anywhere. Com
ine from 20 distinguished body OF men
] again assure you ! appreciate. II very
liehIv
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-23

American team. composed Of Kiscr,
Whc0lo' and Murphy.
ln thQ international scratch Murphy
heat out hpd which was composed OF
the men Who have been winning from
johnson and ni- ~--icaelos.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-23
WIZ coRBErr FIGHT2
An Effort Being Made to Pull Of Contest
In south Africa.

NEW YORK. June p Denver Ed Smith
looms up as the unknown whom c. Il.
Hudebrandt. OF johannesburg. South
Africa. viii back against Fi;zsimmons
tonight for the championship OF the
world. Hildebrandt aSt Smith were at
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-23
Ne nrlmnnf Viii Return

PARIS. June 22.-Perry elmont has
determined TO cut short his LufopcSn
tour and return to the United Sut.es III
time 10 attend the Chicago COu> Sniion
As a delegate from SuEoik county. n. Y.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-23

The ambulance was called about Z
o'clock last night 10 022 west Broad
street. where a cOlored woman NAMED
Annie Hnl had taken laudanum Prompt
measures were used, ond sac W. s-on
out OF danger. 0.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-23

Later Reports Irom Toxic Increase the
Number of Tidal Wave Fatalities.

WASHINGTON. June 1.-Sccreatry VI
ney to-day received the following dispasch
frcm Nr. Herod. secretary Of United
states Legation at Toxic:
Deaths caused by tidal wave esiiina'ed
o., oyor $1,000 I'm reports to date (2lso.
No nortalities among Americans"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-23
An American Ieam Win.

SYRACUSE. N. y. June 22 A cable
sram just received from Paris gives the
iews that the inferno 'io"sl team race az
serdssgx yes.gasx sss Xon By he
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-23

In Session in glasgow Decides 10 Meet in
Washington in 1899
GLASGOW. june 2..-rhe Presbyterian
Convention which has been holdings its
sittincs chcre during the last few days,
agreed today that tho next convention be
held IN Washington in $50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-23

Q. =. FtVIN0'
vietshurg Miss, June l5i lsso'

AIH.r|HIfNaf sM|Hnff HNttt'r ~
no. y. Norrhen, Commander
,,..-, T. O.. ". Richmond, Va:
r--r sf- anl Comrade,-I acknowledge
win araafed pleasure your kind letter
of the ll-h instant. c.,
have written 20 the Posimaster-"eh-
or,l for q iaave OF absence from my duties
y. postmaster and n receive an aiilrina-
,ira reDiv viii endeavor 90 get 10 hich-
nonl ON the 9th. TN.
You need not exert yo'Tself espeeial'y
ror rn. comfort. I am old NOW and my
wants are few and simple and II ! snall
have the good fortune 20 meet number
of mv OH associates in arms. that VIII
ern.. for any deprivation Of comfort
that ln occasion ike this necessarily en-
tails. Asking TO Dee anectionately men
toned 20 those who may remember me- l
ann