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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-15

As specimen brick" of the practical
part Of the racing business. We print
below an advertisement sent 10 this
paper for publication hut which was
declined. 1t came in the regular course
OF the business of The paper and while
suppressing the name OF the well
known owner and trainer" We give it. 10
show how important racing is 10 The
breed of horses and how beneficial Is
may be to people. TO buy pool here
upon 'long-shot" horse in New Orleans
OF St. Louis may be FOR the purpose
Of improving the breed of horses. but fl
looks more like buying lottery ticket.
RACING lNFoRMATfON.
Eona nde inside information furnished
and all business attended To- by the we'll
known owner and trainer. '-,-
Have daily wire irom brother trainers
az New Orleans ana 81. Louis. Know of
several long shots that Will win shortly.
Terms. 3 weekly, I'm advance
Address
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-15

Judge T.. G. Minor. Of the Law and
Equity Court. granted charter YESTERDAY
TO the United Mutual and Industrial As
sociaion, for the purpose Of doing il
business IN groceries. dry-gooda. boots.
and shoes. wood and coal and every
thing else 10 hc found I'm a wcll-conducted
cooperative concern.
The capital stock is not TO boz less than
5000 nor more than $4,000. The officers
for the first year, All c0lorcl men. are
President, Daniel Henderson. First Nico-
President, John Mitchell: Second Vice
President. NJ. II. Tyler. Financial Sec
rotary. Charles r. Jackson, Recording
Secretary. Marcepus T.. Huciess. Treas
urer. Richard Washington. General SUI
pcrintendent benjamin Scott: Directors
Those named, and W. G.. Christian Silas
Anderson. Royal White James A. Smith.
Lewis Lindsay, Wilmington Stately. II.
II. Allen. X. o. King. and Henry G. Blu
ford.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-15

The Services Were Touching aud Were
Largely Attended.

The Services Were Touching aud Were
Largely Attended.
THE funeral of the late Rev. William
j.. Christian took place from Park-Place
Methodist church yesterday AT noon. and
was largely attended by friends from
Richmond and elsewhere including some
of Mr.. Christians former parishioners
at Hampton.
The services were conducted by Rev.
Or. ". q. Starr. assisted by Bishop
CRANBERRY and Rev. Mr. Potts. pastor
The Centenary choir. assisted by Cap
tain Frank Cunningham. sang. Abide
with Ne and Bishop Cranberry offered
a lervent and tender prayer.
Dr. Starr who was first licensed 10
preach by Mr.. Christian. preached the
funeral sermon. from Luke. xii. 81. He
paid "a high tribute TO Mr.. CHRISTIANS
character as man and preacher. and said
that. though the summons was sudden.
this faithful servant of God was ready
To 20.
Mrs. Cloves and Captain Cunningham
each sang solo, and as the procession
passed out, the choir sang. Lead. Kindly
Light"
The intcrment was az Hollywood.
Among the floral offerings was a beauti-
I'M design Gates Ajar." n tribute from
the Christian Band " of Central church.
Manchester. which was Instituted by Mr..
Christian and named for him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-15

him 10 % specialist We did $50. and he
told us that ho had epilepsy and WAS in-
durable. lie lost his speech for siX weeks
ana continued having the flts SO be- would
have nine or ten in night.
we saw DR.. Greencs Noryura blood
and nerve remedy advertised in the pa
per- so We got a bottle and gave in 10
Royal az directed. and I'm three days the
fits left him and We have not seen any
thing OF them since Now he goes to-
school and seems TO De as healthy as
any one can he.
Give DR.. Greenc's NerVura TO your c-il-
dren I'm the beginning OF the trouble. as
the first symptoms Of nervousness, irri-
table temper. pale thin look. loss Of APP
petite. ami spirit These. with sioepiess
RESTLESS nights. cries In the night. grind
Ing the teeth, tWitching eyes. duh APP
pearance of face suddenly waking. star
tied and nervous from sleep are the
sure indications that fits will result. Dr.
Greene'S NerNura Will cure these trou-
bies-make your child strong and we'll
Dir. Grcene's NerVura blood and nerve
remedy is purely vegetable and harmless
and can be- given 10 infants or children of
any age. IT IS physicians prescription
the discovery of the most successful spc-
cialist in curing nervous and chronic -iis-
eases. Or. Greene. of 30 west Fourteenth
street, New York city. and Inc can Toe con-
suited free, personally or hy letter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-15
DAY BREAKING.

Lot all good men rejoice. II begins TO
look as though the Legislature were go-
ing to make real amendments 10 the cleo
ton laws. The action of the Senate
caucus is most gratifying anu hopeful
II determined to abolish the special con-
stable altogether, TO authorize an illiterote
voter 10 ask any one OF the three judges
whom he may select how To mark his bal
lot. and il forbids any more of the dis
graceful trickery of alternating names
on the ballots. These are real moves In
the right direction. and will be the occa-
sion of congratulation 70 tens OF thou
sa nds OF devoted Nirgnians But may
We not suggest 10 tie Senate that il
ought 10 require the illiterate voter. after
he has asked and received information OF
the Judge. TO retire TO the booth and there
mark ht~ A~li->t far himself and bring IL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-15
COMMANDS ATTENTION.
II Parents Of Sickly Children
Would Only Heed.
Only Give Mud and Thought 10 This
Article.
Many Little SHferGE Will Be 7, lieVGd.
Thousands Of Valuable LlV9S SaVei 10 the
World.
Parents Must Heed For Their lhiId's
Sake.
Many Little Sufferers Will Be R ,lieVed.

One OF New York's leading physicians.
~ recent published article speaks of
the terrible feelings of the anxious mother
when she secs her child m ill.,
kut there is help. and help right at
hand.
Here is what "A parent Mr.. Herbert r.
Harrington. Box "a. Adams Mass. says
TO all the parents of this land
our little bog Royal had fits lie
would drop 10 the floor. sometimes for
ward, sometimes backwards. as N be- was
dead. and If be- was eating his head would
drop ON 20 bis plate. So We had 10 hold
mp his head an fhc time he was eating.
lf Dc went across the floor some one had
10 lead him. and The slime would rum
from his mouth. His stomach was so
weak that his iooJ would not digest. and
every muscle Of Dis body would twltch
50 b. was impossible for him 10 do any
thing
For two years $50 took him to our
local doctors. and they could d1 nothing
To- help him. and they advised us 90 take
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-15

A collision that was fraught with seri-
Gus consequences TO three well-known
young men occurred on the Brook road
a few evenings ago.
Messrs. Charles Baughan. John Young
George Mosely, Joseph rinsley. and
Horace Christian. were riding bicycles. and
coliided with a team being driven by
Mr. Cotesworth Pinckney Mr. Pinckncy
was thrown from the conveyance and
badly bruised. Mr.. Moseley had one
finger broken and received other slight
injuries. while Mr.. Tinsley was knocked
irsensible. and it was some time before me
could be moved 10 his home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-15

There We're but two cases before the
Justice yesterday morning
Emma Walker was sent 10 sail for
sixty days. charged with stealing q bed
quilt. the property Of Ellen Green.
The cases Of George Robinson tc0ereO.
charged with cursing and threatening to
beat Willie Gordon and Willie Gordon.
charged with drawing a pistol on George
Robinson in the street, were continued
until the i9th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-15
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY Is 1 o..
To-DAy's MEETINGS AND EVENTS.

Gray Eagle Tribe, /. .. Il. NJ, Central
ilsn
Mana,oka Tribe /. o. Il. NJ, Odd-Fcl-
lows Han
Monroe Lodge Golden Shore. Gatewood's
Hall
Richmond Lodge. /. 4. Of M. Eagle
Hall.
Randolph Literary Society. Powhatan
Club-house
Good WIN Council. Junior O. L. A. NJ.
Ddd-Felows' Han.
..asonic Lecture Class. Gatewood' Hail.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-15
Cheap Rates "a the Mardi Gra-, New Or
l.nn.. Ia. and MnbiIn. An.

The Southern Railway VIII place on
sale February IAN 10 18th. inclusive. for
the above occasion. round-trip tickets 10
New orleans LA, and Mobile, Ala. AZ
rate of one nrst-clas- fare, good 10 re-
turn within fifteen days from date of
sale. g. W. CECIL.
Travelling Passenger Agent,
90 east Main street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-15
The Only Aii-i.niI line

BETWEEN RICHMOND. NORFOLK.
AND LYNCHBURG. WITH SOLID
NESTIRILED TRAINS. Is VIA
THE NORFOLK AND " EST
ERN RAILROAD.
the quickest route between AN points
South and Southwest. For tickets. time
tables. and an information. apply TO the
Richmond Transfer Company 9Oi east
Main street. and Jefferson Hotel. H. %.
owen. ticket agent Byrd-Sfreet station,
and az cOmpauy's office. S3s east Main
street. Z ". COURTNEY
DISTRICT Passcngnr AGENT
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-15
TIE KELLEY INSTITUTE.
The keeiey Institute AZ Ashland. Va, Is
Now Iocated at the Hotel Woodson.

The authorities arc making every
effort for an carly selection Of
q permanent home. for AS Is known
TO relIsrs of The Times. the
beautiful institute building was re-
Gently destroyed by fire. The patients.
however. are perfectly comfortable at the
hotel and no selection viii be made until
n house can be obtained cor one built that
will I'D every way meet the requirements
Of the growing institution.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-15

Il months deficit. .S1flGi.2gG
This statement shows that the revenues
nave been steadily increasing until they
almost equal the expenditures The
Secretary Of the Treasury declares conf
IDENTIFY that they VIII soon be Equal to
them. and in excess Of them Bv the
time the election comes on. th s~cfo .a We
are going TO have no advertisements
about sufficient revenue. III Will he m
fine Treasury and coming IN ae.or ling TO
needs. month by north. Blt The Re
publican party IS tied neck and heels 10
protection" and. therefore. 10 increased
taxes. Their platform is 10 be that the
people must consent TO give up the cheap
ened prices for store goods that the
Democratic tariff has brought them and
20 back TO nigh prices This viii not be
an attractive programme.
And what will they have 10 offer as
sauce, along with the increased prices,
the people will have 10 pay Tor every
thing? IL is now demonstrate fact,
conceded by al VINO know anything of
the facts. that the manufacturing plant
OF this country is capable Of supplying
twice tho product that this country can
consume. Why further protection, there
fore? What the country wants Is an
ending OF protection so that our manufac-
Wrers can und foreign markets for their
goods that this country cannot consume.
Many manufacturers even will turn,
therefore. upon the Republican party ana
tell them that protection is not what
they want. but free intercourse with the
world.
Protection will. therefore sit on the Re
publican party like the old man Of the
sea upon Snbad, and will sink II down
to the ground. Now is the Democratic
party's chance. VIII it have the wisdom
IN seize if2
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-15
Nardi Graz Rates

VA TIE SEABOARD AIR IINE.
The SeabOard Air Line Will sell round
trip tickets 10 New Orleans, La. ant
Mobile. Ala. from February l4th 10 nth.
inclusive, account of the MARDf GRAS.
at ono frst-class fare. good TO return
within fifteen days from date Of slle.
For further Information apply 20
H. NJ. BOYNIN.
City Passenger Agent,
Si6 east Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-15
Service, az Emmanuel Chnrcn.

Bishop Wilmer will preach at Emmanuel
church on Sunday morning.
At o'clock Sunday afternoon. Miss
Salle Stuart. president Of the diocesan
branch OF the Womau's Auxiliary. viii
deliver an address 20 the Emmanuel
branch oil the Auxiliary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-15

The Law and Equity Court was en-
gagged in the trial Of the case Of Samuel
Richardson against the Home Ice and
Coal Company. for damages. yester-
day.
The Hastings Court tried civil cases
only AZ lis session Yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-15
Young Mems Christian .A-,ocia;ion Meet
ing at Portsmouth. Va.

FEB. ETH TO ETH. 1896.
THE NORFOLK AND WESTERN
RAILROAD
THE ONLY ALL-RAfL LINE.
WILL SELL ROUND-TRiP TICKETS
FROM RICHMOND TO NORFOLK AT
$3.50.
Tickets will be on sale from February
l2th TO 18th. good 10 return until beb-
ruary 10, 1896. For tickets. timetables,
and fun information. apply TO Rich
mond Transfer Company g0l east Main
street. H. ID. owen. Ticket Agent. Byrd
Street Station. and at COmpany's Of
flee, s3s east Main street.
Il. W. COURTNEY.
Dist. Pass. Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-15
a. SakS S. Co,
Here's a lot OF things----rcld the
for a suggestion.

Here $ 4 lot OF thlng5----redd them
for suggestion.
We have some Second Handkor-
chiefs for ladies and children.
These handkerohiafs are au white.
and are sold usually for Do.
- L. and Joe. EACH and We shah
offer them for o.. each, or 4 for pc.
Some OF them are IKE Caesars wife.
above repr0ach. and others have little
imperfections Ia them. which affect
the price only. Al-WO0l Black Nuns
Yelling, ~ inches wide. for summer
dresses an l9c. per yard. J lot Light
Weight Black Hosiery GadiesD. lor
spring and summer wear. az Zee q
pair for the 2ic. quality Childreus
Black Ribbed Hosiery at Do and - lee.
pair I'm elegant values. We cal
your attention 10 our Whitc-Goods
Department. We have India LlnOns
from 10 4Oc.. Checked Muslins 8 fo
-5c.. White Tarlafans. i0 10 Soc. Jones'
Son-Finish Cambria. Do 10 &c., Eng
fish Nainsooll. 10 90 J0c French Main
sock. 1ic 20 Sle, Wasalia, 20 20 81 -.
Linen Lawns. l2l-2 10 Sl00. Victoria
Lawns D % -.c.. An-Over Hamburgs,
s0c. tO $3.50. Hamburg Edges, 2c. up-
wards. Hamburg Insertions. b to i0c..
rorch0n Laces. &c. tO .Nc.. Lien Tor
chOn. from Jc. "a piece Of b. yards
up 10 3lD0. Ieather-Sutched Braid5.
10 1lc piece. pliiOw-casc Lace.
2-c. 10 50c per D. yards. We have
some very handsome novelties in tho
line OF Hamburg Edges. Call and SEQ
fnrttf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-15

An important meeting OF the Old Do
minion Press Club will be held at its
rooms tonight at : o'clock
Members are urged 10 be punctual i'm
attendance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-15
NEW TICKET OFFICE,

The StabOard Air Line has placed on
sale at their passenger. office. No M
east Main street. tickets 70 all points
South and Southwest.
Baggage checked and slceping-car reser-
vat.ons made On application TO
h. VI. BOYklN,
Passenger Agent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-15

4 you want safe and profitable invest
meut. buy our per cent. Tull-pald stock.
price. 500 per share. cash dividends nay
able semi-annuauy January ana july.
For particulars call or address
UNITED BANKING AND BUILD
ING COMPANY
81 east Main street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-15
No News Of the I,oyS

The parents Of Robert lie Cler and
Hammy Mccoy have learned nothing yet
as TO the whereabouts of the runaway
boys. The boys are believed 10 be in
some small town, not great distance
from Richmond
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-15
Georgia ami Alabama Earnings.

The earnings OF the Georgia and Ala
hama railway for the month OF January.
1896, was SIl,0s,, against S5.il0 Tor iSs.
and for tile FIRST week in February. 1895.
slv,56. against Ss5ol for the corresponding
week last year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-15

want every man and woman in the
United states interested in the Opium
and whisky Habits to have one Of my
books on these diseases Address b. Al
WOOLLEY. Atlanta. Ca. Box $50 add
one will be sent tree
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-15

Guy Hobson. Voc met with a painful
accident 10 his right eye some time ago.
has been forced to have the injured
organ removed. DR.. Shields performed
the operation, and The little fellow is
rapidly improving.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-15
MOTHERS---Th is The
Boys Biggest Chance.

We have completely surrendered
all proiit--yielding biz slices of the
cost. Every winter garment IN the
Boys Department has been reduced.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-15

registration begins February Do. lse6.
at 23 east Franklin street.
Course opens February a. 1886
AT % east Franklin street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-15
Be Sure \
You Read
This.
ZHEEN(><z<,ke----

1t is only fair 10 tell YOU that
to-day is the last day of The loss
selling. But until the last light is
out tonight all the Winter Suits
Oyercoats Observation-Disclosures and
separate Pants-both Mems and
Boys'-go at the plralyzed prices.
They've done their work already
but we want everybody to have
warning. The Ike OF this can't
happen again. Decided cuts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-15

$500 for Mems $1,000,
$3.50 and $3.50 Suits.
$500 for Mems $1,000,
Si2.50 and $3.50 0yercoats.
S2.i5 for Mems $3.50
and $500 Pants.
S3.t5 for Mems $500
and 5000 Pants.
S4.t5 for Mems $500
and $500 Pants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-16
POLAR STAR LODGE.

Polar Star Is a strong lodge. it is a very good
lodge. the members harmonious. united. and all
work together for IT'S best interest ard for the best
interest Of Masonry. and still there is a strong
lire u demarkatiou. there are two classes among
the members. the one staid conservative quiet and
reserved the others arc hilarious, even noisy These
have been dubbed by the quiet ones the Indians
Of Polar star" ". Frank l. Hamilton, the Mas
ter has very hard struggle TO keep evenly bal
anool between the two sides, himself inclined 70
lc somewhat lively. He r. bound TO please all OF
his members and he usually does.
Last Wednesday Polar Star had an outing The
members and their wives were on hand in strong
force and the Indians" were there too The hat
ter we're Jed by the indefatigahle Bro. James and
senior Warden Charles J. Opp, while the other
and Junior Warden William 4. Shears. while the
Ma sfer was kept busy arOusing the quiet ones and
rIiefirg the noisy ones. in which he was ably as
sisted is Mrs Hamilton. But the "Indans' were
ahead Ia having fun. True. II was loo In the shada
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-16
COMNiNDERY NEWS.

Morton Commandery c9nferred the Order Of
9 9 were Past Commander trederick Glapp Of
Norwich No A..
monies Of the Grand Commandery .at 10 o'clock.
Ianyhos WI be al ne BltieFiSd House 10 con
ception will be given. Afternoon-We participate
GERS Of the Grand Commandcry Festivities, and
visitation TO the various commandery headquar-
I, was announced that the esteemed Past Com
mander OF Morton. En-. Sir Thomas B. Blight, has
set sail from the other side and Is now daily eX-
pected a royal welcome will be rendered TO this
popular Sir Knight and good nll-around Mason by
his many M sonic friends, especially by Hope
IN Y1sf Of hese bodes IT, 'i Bro BS h1l nsey9d
distinction and been honored by MS brethren and
companions
sues s'' the following Itinerary: oar peTimagc
covers some FIVE hundred miles: the route W have
our train n viii be Special X 7. train Ali
knights Templar and their ladies are invited to
pate send your own and ladies' names at once
lor enrolment ana @'sSnmenf Of rooms or at no5e a
gal holiday ~ this state. At ! O'Clock from the
ST., \. r. New-York. Arriving In Utica in time
for supper, We Will oe escorted TO our hotel by
Utica Commandery no .
septenber O. Wcdnesday-The day at the pleas
ure Of tire pilgrims and friends; ample arrange
meuts have been made for Sightseeing and iallyhO
ri
rriyi,lg I'm Ncw-York before midnight We invite
you your ladies. and any friend well recommend
I'd ~ foiu i'm this pilgrimage. The total cost OF the
entire trip IS SIC. this includes irst-class railroad
ire ne port alton and Motel accommodations at the
b.st in the cify-tne Buiicrfeld House. The
committee VIII leave nothing undOne 10 make the
pilgrimage one Of comfort and pleasure. The number
rsa,lirod for our special train a. well as the time
from inc present 10 September j. limited W. there
tore urge upon those DESTROYS Of going 10 promptly
forward their names 20 r. j. Clapp. secretary, No.
j52 North Elliott Place Brooklyn. y. Y. or 70 John
l. Brucko1ucr Eminent Commando No. 10 Nassau
. N-.,r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-16
ALLGEMEINES JOHANNI.S TEST.

The postponed st. Johns Festival of the 2sth
(German) district held Friday at Timer Park
and was well attended. not only by the members
OF the district but also by many OF the brethren
from other districts and by many Grand Lodge off,
GERS NJ w. John Stewart. Grand Master also hon
ored the party by his presence. With him were the
Grand Standard Bearer r. w. William S Thomson
the Grand Steward. r W. Christian G. Gerhardt the
Grand Lecturer. r. ". John 4. Pope the Grand
Librarian, and r. W. Henry Breunich r. W Her
man Cantor. r. W. Alfred Oserand NJ u Getty
Ferdinand Weller, and w. Klotz of Fesser; Pings
ten, Dr. Jentz. Fisher. Of INLAND. Pfanneschmidt
Stein Of Wieland. Hoffman. of Ven Mench Carson
mania George Hannah Of Scion: Trestel the Dean
Of Wieland Betz. Of German Pilgrim: Lauter. Of
German Union, Kohler. Schwietzer; Metz Rascher
and above all the tireless Jacob Eidt with his aid w
Albert Wagner. who made every cnor. toward the
success OF the affair At the opening Freimaurer
Saengerbund serenadcd the Grand Master which
contributed much to the enjoyment OF the Fest"
The Saengerbund was assisted by Masonic Maen-
nerchor, of Brooklyn and the united voices these
brethren had very fine and exhara ting effect To-
gether they paraded through the ample grounds and
I'm turn serenaded the different lodges wherever
they found a group Of brethren OF any one lodge
of the district.
There was also prize shooting prize bowling and
many diversions which our German brethren know
so well how to arrange The Fest was pronounced
q great success by all the brethren Already these
active and energetic MasOns making prepara-
tons for the coming Traubenfest. to be held on
the grounds Of the Masonic Home in Tappan. Rock
land County, early in the Fall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-16

Judge OF schoharie County. and held that position
for over thirty years on his mothers side he Is
a descendant OF George Richtmyer. a captain in
the Revolutionary War. He prepared for college at
Hartwlck Seminary graduated from the Union
Classical Institute at Schenectady. and was admit
ted 10 the bar at Saratoga in 1856 when he imme-
diatcly began the practice Of law I'm Mddleburg
his native town. and soon acquired a great and
profitable business in his profession. In 1859 he
was elected Disrict-Attorney Of Schohare County
by several hundred majority and served in thai
position with much success and distinction During
his entire term he never drew W an Indictment
that was set aside or quashed His aid was recent
~ sked by the present District Attorney In an i'm
portant criminal trial which attracted much atten-
ton that Of Macmillan Shincburne, the famous
crook. called by the papers 'the king OF inc bank
burglars of two continents" He has received many
honors and has often been very favorahly men,
toned I'm the different papers Of his section a.
thoroughly honest lawyer and brilliant orator.
In politics. he IS Democrat. but faithfully ana
indusfriOusly reads The Tribune every sunday X
X Bro Recknan is young man OF great promise.
and will be heard from in the future In the councils
of he