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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-03-09

FOR SALE. THE TWO ELEGANT
tenement houses, with all modern con-
per cent. to suit purchaser. Apply to
Henry /. Seemann.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-03-09

BRIGHT RICE STRAW FOR FEED
or bedding; price reduced. Teeple's 1sd
Broughton street
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-03-09

FOR SALE CHEAP. GRADED HoL-
stein cow Apply to T. Mcdonnell. 214
Broughton street
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FOR SALE. TWENTY FIVE CORDS
pha's wharf. foot Of Drayton street.
FOR SALE. A HANDSOME PHAETON.
For further information, address G. Il.
w. Morning News.
FOR SALE. SIDE WHEEL STEAMER
Farmer 40 tons burden; capacity, 100
bales OF cotton; in GOO 4 order. just laid
up. having finished contract John c.
Christopher, Jacksonville. Fla.
ISLE OF HOPE. EIGHT ACRES,
with about 220 feet water front, choice
corner property. fine location for resi-
denCe or a club; beautiful scenery. splen-
did neighbors, charming surroundings,
situated high and dry on a blum. Fine
fishing, bathing, boating, grabbing. Oys-
ter bed, fruits, fuel. etc. -Four acres adj
joining-llo feet water front-can be adj
ded II desired-or Will sell separately.
John ID. Murphy, at Ludden & Bates.
ENGLISH MASTIFF PUPS FOR
sale; very handsome. well bred. malei
father weighs $50 pounds; mother 1870:
make best of watch dogs and children's
playmates: Will deliver on wharf IN Sa-
vannah free OF all charge for $50 each at
age OF six weeks, Address r. II. Locke
Somersworth, n. n.
FOR SALE, A SPLENDIDLY LOCA-
bargain, and on buyers terms. c. IL.
Dorsett.
FOR SALE. THE TWO ELEGANT
tenement houses, with all modern con-
per cent, to suit purchaser Apply to
Henry ]. Seemann.
BRIGHT RICE STRAW FOR FEED
or bedding; price reduced. Teeple's, 1sd
Broughton street
FOR SALE CHEAP. GRADED HOL.
stein cow Apply to T. Mcdonnell. 214
Broughton street
BEFORE YOU BUY OR SELL PROP
erty consult Robert II. Tatem, Real Es-
tate Dealer. l29 York street. near Bull
street.
TO ORANGE AND VEGETABLE
growers the burning Of our large tobac-
co stemmery leaves on our hands an
amount of partially burnt and damaged
leaf tobacco, which has more than double
the value of tobacco stems as a fertilizer,
lnsecticide and sheep wash; we viii deliver
II r o. b. cars here at 50 per ton. The
amount Is limited, so orders should be
promptly sent In. NJ. II Clark & Bro,
Clarkesville, Tenn.
s195 FOR 25 FEET RUBBER HOSE,
couplings and nozzle. Neidlinger q RAJ
bun.
cOwsi cows JUST RECEIVED. LOT
Of family milch COWS and springers-
Guilmartin & Co. Stable.
CYPRESS PILING AND SHINGLES:
black cypress piles at special prices in
quantities 40 cypress shingles reduced to
load at the mills; carload lots a speciality.
Vale Royal Manufacturing Company.
LOST.
S~-~-~-~~~~~-~-~-~-~~~-~-
LOST. A BLACK BELT WITH SILVER
buckle. Finder will be rewarded by leav-
ing at No. As CASTOR street
REWARD.
TEN DOLLARS REWARD WILL BE
paid for information of parties loaning
money on chatel mortgages and not pay
ing the city license. Communications
viii be treated as confidential. Address
Box go.
MISCELLANEOUS.
~~~~~-~~-~-~-~-~-~~~~~~~ ~~~-~-~~~~~~~~-~~~~~-~
=. G. PACETTI, ROOFING. CORNICES
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BEFORE YOU BUY OR SELL PROP
erty consult Robert II. Tatem, Real Es-
tate Dealer. l29 York street, near Bull
street
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-03-09

ENGLISH MASTIFF PUPS FOR
sale; very handsome, well bred. malei
father weighs $50 pounds; mother 1904
make best OF watch dogs and children's
paymates; will deliver on wharf in Sa-
vannah free OF all charge for $50 each at
age OF six weeks, Address r. II. Locke
SOmersWOrth N H.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-03-09

FOR SALE. A SPLENDIDLY LOCA-
ted front lot on Tybee; will be sold at a
bargain, and on buyers terms. c. II.
Dorsett.
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LOST.

LOST. A BLACK BELT WITH SILVER
buckle. Finder will be rewarded by leav-
ing at No As CASTOR street.
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD WILL BE
paid for information OF parties loaning
money on chatel mortgages and not pay
ing the city license. Communications
Will be treated as confidential. Address
Box go.
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ron Observation-Disclosures

cow PASTURE, ALL THAT PAS
ture back of the lumber mills foot of Lib
erty street J. f. Guilmartin & Co.'s Sta
bles.
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FOR RENT, OFFICE 6h BULL
street; immediate possession. Apply to
George w. Owens. Ia Bryan street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-03-09

GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY
Notice is hereby given to all persons in
terested that the estate Of Julia Walls,
deceased Is unrepresented, and that
be vested in Jordan f. Brooks, county
administrator, on the first Monday in
April next unless objections are filed
thereto.
Witness. the Honorable Hampton L.
Ferriil. ordinary for Chatham county
this the 10Th day of February, 1896.
I"ANK u. KEILsBACH,
Clerk G. o. G. Co.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-03-09

GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY
Notice is hereby given to all persons in
terested that the estate of Lemon Gray
son, deceased, is unrepresented, and that
in terms of the law administration will
be vested in Jordan +. Brooks, county
administrator, on the first Monday in
April next, unless objections are filed
thereto
Witness, the Honorable Hampton L.
Fer1ll, ordinary for Chatham county,
this the 18th day Of February, 1896
FRANK E. KEILBACH,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-29

aivsahiiiy or Withdrawing Bgy.n's name
from thc popuiist ticket. lu making bis
reply. Senator Stewart drew freely upon
bis picturesque forc.hie and Wci-stockcd
Vocabulary Of English. lic said.
"N,nc whatever. Neither Chairman
Jones nor Bryan nor amy other individual
can pf,l-.; tho pouulst from using Hry-
ans name and v>tng for him. Che
people havo some rights as Won as The
candidatcs The vast majority or Tire
lopuliet convention are friends Of Bry-
au and WIN do everything in their power
io secure hls election. They win pre-
sont nothing TO him for acceptance ar
rejection tO give The enemy au opportunity
to- divide friends of financial reform.
Bryan record is an the platform any
ture financial rcformcr can pos ibly de-
sire
WIN any communication Doc made by
the lopufst leaders OF the convention TO
Mr Eryane'
II see no proprietv In communicaT ing
o. Mr. Bryan what occurred al 81 Louis
at The P0pulist Convention. or calling
upon him Go discuss tho Popunst piat-
form. ANY proceeding Of that kind could
nave but ono ohleef-nawely to efnharr. -s
and defeat him. The populi-ts who voted
for Dim iu convention don't want 10 de-
"You have mo- doubt" Senator Stewart
was asked. Chat the POpulists viii cheer
fully cooperate with the Democrats for
this purpose
"Iho ronuists" replied Senator Stew
0rt "WIn join with the Ieforsonian De-
moeracy of Chicago. which eliminated the
spuriDu. modern. John htrmau. gold bug.
swiUdinc Democrats from the ranks
There is no difference between TIE go
American citizens Of The Jcncronian
stripe who nominated Brfan .at Chicago
and p thousand other patriotic citizens
who dId the same thing at ST. Louis.
They have united their forces arainst the
combination Of mouarchisfs arstocrits,
monononsts. desp0tE property wrcckcrs.
sNindlcrs gold gamblers. and cfcmies OF
CIVILIZATION with headquarters oh the other
side Of the Atlantic. and doing an active
business i'm that section OF this country
known as Wall street. 1ncre is uo uae OF
Hanna spending amy moro time in manu-
fqcturiug new mlCdlc-0f-thc-ro1d cnthu-
sia-ts ont of gold bugs 10 rcpudiate Bryan.
Tho money already expended ON such
patriots as Henry T.. Call, OF New YORK,
and others who are attempting 10 create
a new silver porty 0ut of eoid-hus
material manufactured To- order hy the
Hanna combination would Doe wasted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-29

Democratic Stare I'm tho country a great
number of s0und-moncy business men who
,vo,,id pr.fer n0t to vote at ali 10 voting
for MCKINLEY. and while the Democratic
tictot will lose the support Of such men
the Renublicans win not gain It.
The meeting Of the Republican National
Connltfee I'm New YORK tomorrow VIII
practically open the solud-money cam
,,,frn for II is anticipated that the Exc
r,,iye committee will Doe announced and
,-,77TSiiate steps taken 20 begin an active
otber R,nub'icans than Senator shet-
me-, have grown restiro as they have
,,..,.bed ne development OF the irce-sii-
,.or continent in various parts or
,nc country. and noted the appar-
s,,,iy e.rine Inactivity of Chairman
u,nna THE free-silvor movement has
49, REGARDED by - sound-money
,,er as a craze, bat craze
,,ron once started 10 is exceedingly,
oie5rplt to stop. and 90 is finally being
,eaiized bv the Republican managers. that
ttore b. no time 20 De- lost now IL Bryan
IS 10 be- defeated.
Il ie. of course. exceedingly diihcult 10
ostin ate how greatly eNa eseraied are ihe
sf,-ernents ~ the Bryan boomers, but
the reports being received by tne Demo-
cratic Congressional Campaign Commit
tee indicate that the wave or enthusiasm
which resulted in Bryan's nomination at
Chicago has been rolling over the coun-
try in every direction
n will REQUIRE the united efforts Of
the sound-money men 90 break It's force.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-29

LINCOLN. NEB., july 2e.-scnator Pet
tiercw. of South Dakota, one of the bolt
ing silver Republicans, WAS the only
prominent caller at the Bryan residence
to-day Io spent some hours with inr
nominees talking over the political sit-
uatiou.
Nlr. Bryan is stn silent as TO bis inicn-
tou with regard 90 the Popuist nomina-
tiou. Opinions here differ as 20 what Doe
viii d0. but the general understanding
is that no decision Will Doe reached until
after Senator Jones. of Arkansas. chair
mlu of the Democratic National Commit
tee. has consulted with the Popuist ieai-
crs as TO the best course 90 pursue. While
m Chicago. Mr Bryan expressed 10 the
National DhOcrauc Committee his dee
sire 10 he guided by their advice. and
while ho has bis own opinions. he appears
willing Go allow his political advisers TO
arrange matters.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-29

..-.--.
i+'Nl.'-N' july ~ - ne 9o.I'l.9t Noh-
gross m'l "-aln m So. Mafun s town
i'l .'-iHf ln 'l0" oi ihe disorder which
characterized yesterday 3 meeting.
t..re WAS large crowd or outsiders
ir'. who were apparently anxious 10
soe reneu,on of the trouble. AS me
or'c lies presented themselves Tor aeini'-
sion close scrutiny was made of their
credentials. I'D being feared that some of
Oh. Anarchists would cndeavor TO get on
tho floor and mako trouble. Some of them
,... Nor. credentials. which were not in
exactly the Wight shape. were refused per-
m SION fo enter tle hau
Herr Sirrnr the wcn-known Socialist
of tho German Nefcnsfag VINO speaks Eng-
u.h rrorfIr. acted as chairman at zoe
r.,,.. session ur referred tO yesterdays
l..furirrco. ANA announced that order
,,.uff have o.. Boz. maintained.
Aff.r fDa .r..af preIn'narics the Con-
..-... Took nu tho question OF the admis-
.i.r of An.r.nI.t.. aeamst which a large
.......t,. ,.lt.. .,... o..f Yesterday EXclt-
-- .....r.s for and aeainlt their recog'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-29

NEW YORK July 2S.-Fifty members
of the Democratic State Committee gath
cred n the corridors Of the Hoffman
House this morning discussing the prob-
able action TO Dee taken by the State
Committee at It's meeting today. The
meeting was called 20 order about noon.
The committee did not get down TO
business untn nearly I o'clock. All the
districts wDra rcrraenufrf The meet
ing was held behind closed doors
90 Was cti.ll ,0 ofu.r bs 1.alsl..in link
ltr.
\ resolution TO hold the next DEM
ocratic State Convention at Syracuse
was voted down. l6 TO "a.
Committeeman John CInnecn then Of
fered q resolution that the convention be
held at Buffalo. This resolution was
adopted by vote Of - 10 lG.
The date was fixed at September 18th
and the meeting Immediately adjourned.
There was no attempt 10 Introduce res
olut'ous relating 10 the Chicago Conven-
tion and altogether the meeting was IN
session not more than fifteen minutes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-29

JERSEY CITY. y. j.. July 2S.-Supcrln-
tcndent William IL. Pcddles. OF the Central
railroad OF New Jersey. was called on ycs-
terJay, by a man who demanded S.Ug0OO
in Central of Sew Jersey and Baltimore
and ONO bonds. The crank made the
demand as d. toycd caIelcsslv with O.
heavy piece OF iron, which protruded from
his trousers pocket Afr. Peddies suc-
cecled in inducing the man TO 20 10 SUI
pcrintendent Thompson 10 get the bonds.
and JOB the mean time notified Ma Thomp-
son OF the Strangers advance on him.
Thompson bad detective Ou hand. and
while the man was talking % Mr. Ihomp-
SON, the detective sprang al him and pin
ioncd bis arms. Tho crank said he was
Dennis VI Menhen. residing on Madison
street, New York.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-29
MR.. LEYERING NOTIFIED.
NANT FNTH JSfisTIC PROHIBf-
TIONISTS PRESENT Ar CEREMONT.
The Candidate for the Presidency Pledges
His Party to Act on the Tariff, Foreign
Affairs, and other Leading Questions.

BALTIMORE. MD. July 2S.-Prohibi-
tlonists were very much in evidence in
Baltimore to-day. This afternoon the
State convention met In Hazazars Han,
and tonight at Lyceum Theatre. the no.
tincation committee appointed by the con-
vention, discharged its duty and formally
notified Mr. Joshua lowering Of his nomi-
nation for the presidency
G. a. J.. shamer presided over the ie-
lberatons OF the State convention. SIX
teen counties were represented by l9o del
ceates. Eight presidential electors We're
chesen ard a state Central Committee
named
MANY ATTENDED.
Prior TO tho grand mass-meeting at the
Lyccum Theatre tO-nighr, thousand OF
more enthusiastic cOld-Water advocates
carrying banners and transparacles, pa
raded the streets and entered the aireauy
wou-hllcd theatre. headed by BRASS
band.
Rcr. W. Stewart, Of Illinois, chairman OF
the notification committee, notified MI
Leyerug. Mr.. stewart was frequently
interrupted by applause, and az the con-
clu.ion of his address. was wildly cheercd.
nation Mr. Loyering. after the usual eA-
prcssion of gratitude for the conferred
honor. which ho fervcntly euiosizcs, re-
fers To the party's record under It's ban
uer of protection tO the home which
he saws Is "in itself sufficient c0mpousl-
tion for the labois aad sacrifices OF those
heroic men who during all tlose years
have stood true 10 the principles when
gave birth to the party. The platform
adopted hy the convention meets his
hearty approval" and though based on
the single issue Is in reality suhiclently
broad 10 allow all 10 stand upon It who
are opposed 10 the saloon and its conse-
quont evils, regardless or their Views on
any other public questions of the day.
MORE THAN ONE PLANK.
Mr. Lovering briefly refers 10 the lead
inc. prevalent national questions. the
tariff. foreign affairs. the fostering OF
trusts and m0nopolies. etc. but he asks
what hope can Dee expected for solution
OF these from either OF the two dominant
parties.
The Prohibition party, DE says. pledges
itself ass soon as the power of lesisla-
tion is given b.. To act on AN these matters
as tLe existing circumstances and welfare
of the whole people may demand.
The time has arrived. he thinks, when
the voters of tlls country can trust the
interests OF the Government into the hands
of the Prohibition party having the as-
surance "tsat every pledge VIII be- honestly
fulfilled. and that every act of legislation
Will have for its controlling motive tine
honor of God. the welfare OF AN people.
and the good of the country dear to US
all"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-29
4 VERITABLE SIZZARD.
THE MERCURY STiYED TERf CLOS Z
no THE CENTURY POINT,
At Night Cloud Brought a Little Breeze'
but II Soon Passed Away-No Relief
Promised-Manchester Way.

Yesterday was undoubtedly one OF tho
hottest of the year. and the mercury DALI
lied with the century point nearly all
day. swclterins humanity sought tne
shalv spots and tried, with little success
10 outwt Old SOL. Early ln the day
those who started out with sih collars,
saw the error OF their way and visions OF
aucmcuted laundry bills came up before
taem. Umbrellas were in demand but
undertaking was at "a discount. blspeh-
ecrs OF cooling beverages wore nroa"
arin an day. and joted about the weather
as they rakcd boo tho hard-carncI shchtia
of the pDrspiriug masses Late IN lhe
evening thc summer girl was in hef glory
as she stcortd her best young man 10
The icc-crcam parlOr. or iuvcisled him INTO
spending his weeks wages IN trolley par
ties.
a BRIEF sURCEAsB
As tho ungencrous sun sank behind the
hleachcric. at the baseball park and
dropped out Of sight ike the Richmond
team faliug before the soft-shci crabs in
Norfolk. "a little cloud hove I'm sight from
the northwest. and slowly came in this
direction, reaching here about q o'clock,
and bringing in its wake delightful
breeze. which. however. soon passed.
away down the river 10 places where they
didut need H. and left The city IN almost
az hot condition as before.
Despite the heat no serious prostrat.ons,
either of man or beast. were reported.
The trolley cars. tho parks and the roof
garden were well raromzed, AMI tne
nearby resorts attracted crowds OF visit
ors. The moonlight excursion down the
river carried ID large number OF people
in search of breezcs. and they were well
rewarded for fhHlr trouble
THERE ARE OTHERS
The weather bureau promises 10 relief.
hut says we must grim and bear u Tor
several days 60 CONT. Richmond can app
preciate the fact that the hot wave cN-
tends over q large area OF country, ana
that "there are others who arc search
ing for % cold wave and mentally IesoIF-
ing TO join the next expedition to the
North Pole.
The average temperature I'm The Iimes
editorial rooms which are mp near me
clouds. was ola degrees in the shade
AfANCHEsTER's WAY.
Many were the plans devised during the
past forty-rleht hours. 90 endure the rear
I'M heat. but It was left for Manchester
man TO promenade on Eleventh street ii
that town last night en aishabile at the
same time tanning himself IL is suppos-
ed that hc was q sOmuamhulist.
Johnnie holland % Western mon mes
eencer-hoy. caught "a glimpse or tne "P-
parition in white. and immeoialey pio-
cocdod TO violate the ethics OF N7 lI'i'
Sion bv coming back 90 Richmond al
.neod bearing ratio of sixteen 10 oNe
to that at which ho went over
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-29

Searching for Coal in >ianord-Baptist As
.ocintions in session.


FREDERlCKSBJkG, Va July 81
spocial-The Washneton iuard, captin
NJ B Rowe. and thoir friends who ac-
companied them from t1e city. are en-
loving "a continual round If pleasure NJ
Ir1Ington. on the Rapp hammock
The Guard have the'r tents p'cirl
in regular soldier fashion and VIII remain
in camp for ton days Coating D"lHil-'
fishing and other atira. uohS TOT VIM"
lfvington is noted anoiis oppof tu"i'' 3
tor Willing away many pleasant hours
The cars for the recently disc0N red
coal mine on Mr.. Frank Moncure's farm
in stafford are IN place Tor hauling on-
the dish as the miners so down into the
earth for hidden uete.It ihe engine
VIII arrive IN few days and most
thorough search for COL Will be made
and If IL is found in paying quantities
farms I'm that section Vs.. Dee greatly en-
6nrrel iu value and "a substantial boom
ina,rurated that will an0rd many hands
emnlovnent.
Tho RapDahannock Baptist Association
l.r,...u.e to-morrow with Farnham
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-29

CLIFTON FORGE. VA. July 2s.-spe-
ciaL-The first marriage I'm the new Bap-
tist church OF Clifton Forge was soiem-
nized at $50 o'clock this morning. The
contracting parties were Mr. }. B. Graves
and Miss T.. Nota Ham. both OF this town.
The ceremony was performed by Rev T..
PondlctOu Jones, pastor of the church.
assisted by Rev. j. X. NanhOme, pastor
of the NJ. +. Church, South, Of Clifton
Forge. i'm the presence or a large number
OF invited guests The maid of honor
was Miss Hettie Ham. sister OF the bride
and j. ". Hutch was best man. The
ushers were =. T. BoXley J. +. Riddle,
r. c. Waldrop, and VI. f.. Huddlestun
The groom formerly lived near Peters
burg and the bride Is the oldest daughter
Of the late NJ. Ham. The bridal party
lcft on the 9.23 train for Petersburg, Nor
folk, and other points OF interest.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-29

WASHINGTON ID. c.. July &.-Ex-
Representative Byuum. q Indiana. of the
sound-money Democratic committee. has
put himself in correspondence with the
administration leaders iu Washington
Among others he has addressed "a letter
to Secretary Carlisle and asked him TO
Furnish the sound money committee al
Chicago. with n list OF known sound
money Democrats in the South" The
Secretary has studiously refrained from
saying whether or not bee will support
Mckinley and bolt Bryan and Mr. BY
NUNS apparent assumption that he will
take that step IS the cause q some adj
verse criticism on the part OF Mr.. Car
hsle's friends.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-29
DIR. JAMLSON SENTENCED
To Fifteen Months Imprisonment-se"-
fences of His Oncers.

LONDON. July 2S.-Dr. jameson, MaJ'F
sir John Wiloughhy. Major Raleigh Gi ~
Cclonel II. +. White. Major X. Nhi's
aud Hon Henry +. Coventry charged
With violating the foreign enlistment at
OF 80 In that they took part In an armel
expedition against State with which
Great Riitain was at peace. were - day
found guilty
The jury remained in their room u7'l
5.2j O'Clock, fhen they fled into the
room and IN response % question by
the clerk OF the court. announced that
they rad agreed upon their verdict which
was "auilty" against all defendants. Al
ter TIE usual formallties had been COM
r.ied with. the court sentenced pr. Jane
son 10 fifteen months imprisonment
" .iouyhbv was sentenced &c ten months;
Colonel n. +. White. 20 seven months
ani t,e other defendants 10 three mon'1s'
imprlsoi n ent each. None OF the pri -
opars WIN be compelled to DO hard labor
drlnr their Incarceration
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-29
Kentucky Gold Democrats Organize.

LOUISVILLE. KY. July 2S.- -RcDresen-
tative gold Democrats OF the State met
here to-day ana effected an organization.
The meeting was largely attended. and
much enthusiasm manifested. Charles r..
Long. cx-chairman of the Democratic
Central and Executive Committee WAS
elected chairman OF the meeting The ac-
ton Of the s0und-monoy men at Chicago
was ratified and the Iaiti0lm OF the
Chicago Democratic convention was
roundly denounced. 1t was decided 10
hold n State convention in Louisville
Thursday. August 20th. for the purpose
OF selecting delegates 20 the national
convention. and naming presidential clcc.
tors.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-29
rHE CRY or NEUPoEr NEws.
4 Camp of sons of yeterans-The Howar'
fu.aurd.

NEPWCycr NEWS VA. July 2S Spe-
cial-A camp Of Sons OF Conf sderate Vet
Grams was organized last night bv the
election of Mr.. II. %. Morris. secretary
anG AFR. W. T. Barrett. treasurer
on au Invitation from Dr. George Potts
tho officers of the Grand Lodge OF Nir-
einia, A. j.. and A. ST., VIII visit Home
wood tomorrow
Nth tho departure OF the Howard
Casard Sunday morning there left this
city one OF the colossal failures of the
decade. Built for a theoretical speed OF
thirty miles an hcrr she never got above
Tho cieht-milc point
After SPEEDING enough money on the
Cassard 10 make half dozen men rich,
the men interested in the undertaking
seem 10 have given mp In despair.
Miss Hattie Williams Of Richmond, is
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. B. T. Kctton.
In spite of the failure which mas at
tcrcci tho efforts of the insurance men
10 get reduction in the $50 license-taX 1t
is said they Will make another effort in
that direction.