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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-06
List of Vessels in the Port of savan-
nah June >.
err,r,
STEAMSHIPS.

Nacoochee. ], 800 tons, Smith. New York
G. G.. Anderson, Agent.
city OF Macon, 1,4f7 tons, Googins, New
Hork.-C. G. Anderson, Agent
Ardle (Br), 794 tons, Smith TO Id phos-
phate rock and cotton, for Barcelona
Strachan q co.
Glanystwyth BD, 1.167 tons, Lewis, al
quarantine, wtg.-J. NJ Lang q Co.
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WANTEn-NlsCEILANnOUs


WANTED, To BUY FOR CASH. ONE
draft horse or mule. Apply No. Whlta-
ker street. =. b. Springer.
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DEPARTED YEsTERDAY.
SAILED YESTERDAY.

Steamer Gov. Stafford. Strobhar, Beau
fort and returned.-D. J. Murphy, Agent.
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Probably the owner Of the largest
number OF dogs in the world is Gustav
Jovanovltch, Russian cattle king" who
j 100000 sheep.
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EMrLoNMENT WANTED.


WANTED. BY A COLORED WOMAN,
"A place as nurse or house work. Address
Competent. News.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.


FOR SALE. GENTLE ROAD MARE.
suitable for lady to drive, yet fast enough
to go down the road with any horse IN
Savannah; can be bought at a remarka-
bly, low figure; guaranteed sound Adj
dress Mare, this office.
FOR SALE, AT AUCTION, MONDAY
Sth, eleven o'clock, go boxes starch.
American Starch Coz Sparkling Spray
Gloss Will be sold without reserve. G. III.
Dorset.
FOR SALE ONE UPRIGHT PIANO,
in good order and condition. Apply to
155 Broughton street
FOR SALE, TWO WHEELS. SLIGHT
ly soiled, having come I'm contact with
some paints in our store; one gold crank
Falcon and one a boys wheel VIII be
sold cheap; all guaranteed for one year.
Lippman Bros, Wholesale Druggists and
Dealers in High Grade Wheels.
FOR SALE. FINE MATHUSHEK PA
no, with automatic attachment, stool COW
er and music for attachment; only in use
three months; will sell considerably be-
low cost; to responsible party VIII make
terms to suit purchaser. Address Auto
matte. this Office.
CYPRESS PILING AND SHINGLES;
black cypress piles at special prices In
quantities; cypress shingles reduced to
SIS and S225 per thousand: boats can
load ct the mills; carload lots a speciality
Veie Royal Manufacturing Company.
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BOARD WANTED.

a MARRIED COUPLE. WITHOUT
children. rlesire board with a private
family; prefer locality near the park. will
ling to pay a fair price for a pleasant
home; hrst-class reference. Address
Board. care Morning News.
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SHIPS.

Union Ger, 1,152 tons. Freese, ldg naval
stores, Europe-Dahl & Andersen.
Familjen (SwO, 1910 tons, Oberg, dis bal
last.-Dahl q Andersen.
Louise Ger, 1872 tons, Loot, dis ballast
Dahl q Andersen.
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Special Texas Rainfall-Columbia .02
inch Orange, trace; Ballinger, Cuero
Henrietta, Lampasas, Lqfkin and Sher-
man not received.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

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WILMINGTON ISLAND HOUSE
shade embowered and cool; open for the
season; table well supplied and properly
kept, terms reasonable.
60 WEST FIFTIETH STREET, NEW
York City, suites with private baths, and
single rooms with board. Summer rates
PARTIES INTENDING TO VISIT
New York can find delightful rooms, IN
surpassed table and superior attendance
at low summer rates; convenient to ali
cars and points of interest. y West For
ty-Ninth street.
MT NEBO SPRINGS, CHILHOWEF
Mountains; altitude $50 feet; iron water;
no dew; inexpensive; circulars. a. A.
Wilson, MaryYille. Tenn.
WRITE TO GEORGE A. MURRAY
Hale Springs, Tenn, for illustrated pam-
phlet Of the prettiest. coolest, cheapest
and healthiest summer resort in the
south
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Schooner Chas. H. vanlentine, New
York.
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LOST AND FOUND.

FOUND, IN OUR DAT FIELD, ONE
yellow cow speckled white and yellow in
flank and face; milking. owner pay dam
ages and expenses. j. F. Guilmartin &
Co, farm White Bluff road.
FOUND, COW; ONE EAR SMOOTH
crop other smooth crop and W. L. V.
ToOmer Thunderbolt
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N No HURRY FOR TIE BONDS.
The Centrars REORGANIZATION Not
Yet wound II.

Yet wound IN.
The reorganization OF the Central Of
Georgia Railway has not been wound up
yet. so far as the distribution OF new SCI
curites IS concerned. The Mercantile
Trust Company OF New York holds about
one-third OF the new bonds which 30 VIII
deliver 90 the holders of It's certificates
properly endorsed. A good many Of the
dcpOsiJors ia the reorganizatilu plan are
still holding the Southern Banks tenn
porary receipts. which viii have TO De ex-
changed with the bank Tor Che Trust COM
pany's certificates before the new bonds
can be obtained. Although il was adver-
tised several months ago that the bonds
We're ready for delivery the security hold
ers do NOT seem 20 be in a hurry 10 set
them.
Maj. W. L. Glessner Of the Georgia
southern and Florida railroad was in the
city yesterday. He is the pioneer OF the
movement OF settlers from the northwest
TO the southeast He exhausted himself on
the subject long before others took 90 up.
lie says thar next fan Is going 90 see an
influx of Yves terriers, the like of which was
never dreamed OF. The majority Of the
men who have come TO Georgia and those
VINO are getting ready are practical farm
ers and stock raisers and they know how
TO raise and sell pOrkers. corn and other
products Of the soil. They are workers
themselves and make Others work Mai.
Giessner has done a good work for GeOr-
gia.
The watermelon crop is beginning to
move. Five ears Of that fruit came in
over the Florida Central and Peninsular
railroad yesterday. one was for Savan-
nah, and the other four We're for New
York. The melons came from the south
ern part of Florida.
Mr.. C. A. Quantock has been appointed
city ticket agent of the Georgia and Ala
bama railway. with Office at Bun and
Bryan streets.
The Central railroad will commence to
run excursions from Augusta and way
stations TO Savannah and Tybee, begin
ning Sunday, June Z.
Grant wilkins has secured the contract
to build The Seaboard Air Lines new
freight depot IN Atlanta The expendi-
ture will be 100000 or 100000 The price
OF the building is not made public.
In the Bibb county superior court this
week Judge FELTON, heard the petition of
Morgan & Mcfarland of Memphis for So
600 fees against the Macon Construction
Company. The petition was made upon
the ground that Morgan u Mcfarland
originally represented the Macon Con-
struction Company in the matters of the
Macon and Birmingham and the GeOr-
gia Southern and Florida railroad. and
that they We're really the parties who
court; that Hardeman, Davis & Turner
who were recently allowed fees for doing
this, were only representing petitioners
Judge FELTON, refused the petition, and no
tice of appeal was fled.
Can't. ]. c. Haskell of Atlanta was I'm
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PORT PARAGRAPHS.
Maritime Matters of Local and Gem
eraI Interest.

AaAA interest
The schooner Napoleon Boughton. Cap.
stiles. from New York. seven days. ar
rived yesterday with cargo OF nitrate OF
soda, consigned 90 the Commercial Guano
company The vessel Is consigned 90 G..
W. Howard q Co.
The Austrian bark Padosa cleared yes
terday for Garstou Dock with 632 barrels
of spirits turpentine and 2.750 barrels az
rosln. The cargo was shipped by Pater-
son, Downing Co.
The schooner Laura NJ. Lunt. Capt.
Peck, nine days from Philadelphia, ar
rived yesterday with a cargo Of railroad
iron, consigned TO the agent OF the Cen-
tran OF Georgia railway.
The bark Agate cleared yesterday FOR
Buenos Ayres with $500 barrels Of rosin.
Inc cargo was shipped by Walter Coney.
The steamer Alpha viii leave Thunder
bolt at 1879 O'Clock this morning for War
saw. instead of at her regular hour II
oelock, on account of the Christ Church
sunday school picnic.
There are twenty-five coastwise sehoon.
ers i'm this port. which are loading. dis,
charging or waiting to load lumber for
northern ports. There is also one bark
loading for South America. The large
Meet along the wharves gives The appear
ance of unusual activity in the lumber
trade.
There is a rumor On marine circles that
the tub Bristol. belonging TO the Brother
hood Mining Company of Beaufort. has
been purchased by savannah parties ana
Is coming here TO tow. Capt Frank ID
avery who represents Mr. Brotherhood's
interests On savannah. admits that the
Bristol has been bought by Savannah
parties.
The naphtha launch Lillian was disposed
Of night before last. and was awarded
TO Mr.. Max CampOs
Probably the owner OF the largest
number Of dogs in the world Is Gustav
JoVanovltch, Russian cattle king" who
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SOMETHING GOOD FOR LUNCH
cons. parties. picuics and home uses
SWifts boiled ham. ready Tor use; guar
a1tced No. l. sold by J. ]. Joyce. corner
Liberty and Abercorn streets.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Pilot charts and all photographic infor-
nation will be furnished masters of YES
sells free of charge in United States hy-
drograhpic Office in custom house. Cap
tains are requested to call at the Office
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BARKEXTENEs.
sCHOONERs

Antino QtaD, 41O tons, Mastellone, Id,
Europe-Dahl & Andersen.
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BOARDING.

GENTLEMEN BOARDERS WANTED;
also table boarder. 112 Jones street.
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ARREARS FoR GROUND RENT.

City of Savannah. Office City Treas
urcr, June = lS96-The following lots
are in arrears for ground rent. of which
owners are hereby notified:
g. $. HARDEE.
city Treasurer.
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The naphtha launch Lillian was disposed
OF night before last, ana was awarded
TO Mr.. Max Campos.
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Reports of wrecks and derelicts received
for Transmission to the navy department.
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HELP WANTED.

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WANTED. a FIRST-CLASS COOK.
Apply between s and 10. No. So Haber-
sham street.
DRUGGIST WANTED AT ONCE FOR
a rev months, or probably permanently
must furnish hest of references Address
Druggist care Morning News.
WANTED A COMPETENT WOMAN
cook Apply between and 10 o'clock a.
IN. at 1892 Bolton street.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.


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WATCH SMASHED CLOCK RUN
ming wild. spcctacles broken. brooch cut
OF joint. are the things I am watching
Tor; repairing and engraving while u
vail. wanted. AZ once. 5000 Of old gold
and silver, TO make badges. medals and
class pins, look iu the old bureaus draw
ers; get The cash. or exchange FOR new
lewelry. Fegeas. the reliable ieweler. lU3
Broughton.
BUCKBOARDs SEE Any NEW SIX
ana twelve passenger buckbOarGs, with
tops; no sun or rain. T.. g.. Gleason.
Oelethorpe stables.
FINN'S AUCTION ROOM: YOU CAN
ma almost anything you want I pay
spot cash for bicycles. or viii buy any
kind OF fixtures and merchandise
FOR FANCY GROCERIES. CHOICE
meats, vegetables. etc. try Scott a. Davis.
81 Henry street: all goods promptly de-
hvered al lowest prices.
FIRST PICNIC or THE SEASON.
The picnic season will soon open, and
70 enjoy yourself you must have your
feet In good condition for dancing. The
only way TO do this is TO send for Lem
Davis, the surgeon chirOpodist. who will
remove your corns and ingrowing nails
without pain: orders left al Wheeler's
drug store. corner Bull and State streets.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

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FOR RENT OFFICE 6h BULL,
treet; immediate possession. Apply to
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-06

Capt. ]. c. Haskell of Atlanta was in
the city yesterday
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-06

The Austrian bark Padosa cleared yes
terday for Garstou Dock with 632 barrels
of spirits turpentine and 2.7i0 barrels az
rosin. The cargo was shipped by Pater-
son, Downing & co.
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The schooner Laura NJ. Lunt. Capt.
Peck, nine days from Philadelphia. ar
rived yesterday with cargo of railroad
iron, consigned TO the agent of the Gem
tral OF Georgia railway.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-25

Fredericksburg and Lancaster Railroad
Company.
The following House bills were passed:
80 amend an act incorporating the
Fredericksburg and Lancaster Railroad
For The relief Of Charles N. Jordan. OF
Halifax.
70 repeal the charter OF the Westmorc-
land Insurance Company. OF Colonial
Beach. Va.
40 consolidate the Hampton and Old
Point Railway Company and the New,
port News street Railway Company ana
thereby create a corporation 10 be caHti
the Newport News. Hampton ana Ola
Point Railway Company.
To allow Louis Jones. late treasurer q.
Middlescx county. further time To cohcc'
taxes
10 authorize J. l.. Saunders. treasurer
of Henry county further time TO collect
taxes.
10 repeal the charter Of the Monarch
Fire Insurance Company. OF AieAahuiia
county.
no amend an act Incorporating the Blue
Ridge Railroad Company ,,,,,
For the relief OF Thomas G. Miller,
treasurer Of Wythevilie
10 amend an act Incorporating inc
Potts Valley Railroad and Iron toinpdi ~
TO authorize the construction by inc
Piedmont Soapstone Company OF Tram
ways or railroads not exceeding twenty
The senate at $40, adjourned until to-
day az ~ o'clock.
Ia tho Senate yesterday Mr. Echols
moved the reconsideration OF Mt. 'ahu5
bin providing for equitable taxation OF
old line and assessment Insurance com
panics. which was ordered 10 rs engross-
ment Thursday Tho vote was feconsid-
cred and the bill made the special ofder
for Wednesday next at o'clock.
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CAMILLE D'AENILLE.
The Charming Prima Donna To be Seen
Here ina New Opera.

Camille D'Arville and her own comic
opera company, which numbers seventy
people. is going TO make a visit through
the South playing In the larger cities I'M
der the special direction Of Messrs. G. Il.
Jefferson, Klaw 4. Erlanger, and will be
seen i'm this city at the Academy Friday
and Saturday of next week, and Will
present Strange az Edwards remarkable
success Madeline, or the Magic Kiss.
This Will certainly be a musical treat.
as IL is one OF the strongest organizd-
lions ever formed FOR the presentation of
comic opera, and includes players who
are individual hosts in themselves. Miss
D'Arville is an artistic singer and tai
ented actress and is the acknowledge
queen Of comic opera Supporting her
are George g. ROniface, who Is copied
more than any other comedian on the
American stage: ". J. Stewart Is well
known as one OF the foremost baritones.
". W. Ravenscroft Is a singer OF note.
and Henry Stanley n a very clever come
dian Miss Alice Gaillard has negotiated
herself with theatre-goers by her humor-
Gus antics. Hilda Hollins, Maud Hollinf,
cute Mcdonald, and other favorlte comic
opera artists are in the ensemble. The
opera will be mounted In an elaborate
manner. Seats will be on sale Monday
morning.
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The following cases were disposed OF
I'm the Police Court yesterday
Buck Spotswood. the notorious colored
gambler, OF this city. was before the JUS
tice on the charge of shooting at Charlie
White The row occurred In Donati )
bar-room. Seventeenth and Broad streets,
and from the evidence that was given
the fuss was over policy jug. This In
volved White In being connected with
policy. and a warrant was issued charS-
ing him with II. White. in his testimony.
involved Buck Spotswood and Albert
Smith In the same game and warrants
were issued for them also.
Spotswood was fined $50 for carrying
concealed weapons and sent TO the grand
Jury for shooting on the street and run
ming a game OF policy. Charlie White was
also sent on on the latter charge, to-
gether with Albert Smith
The case of Sandy Williams, charged
with assaulting ana cutting Joseph \.
Pullcr and the case OF J. \. Fuller,
charged with assaulcng Sandy Williams.
We're continued until the LIST of February.
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HrWORrH Ln40UERs.
An Enthusiastic and Largely Attended
Rally nt Broad-Street Church.

Last night the large audicnce-room Of
Broad-Strcet Methodist church was nlled
with the members OF the Epworth Leagues
OF Richmond and Manchester Seldom
has there been a more enthusiastic gath
ering Of young people in the city of Rich
mond. Those who read the signs of tho
times hail with joy the unifyng of the
Church for the work of Christ
The meeting was opened with a volun-
tary by the choir Of more than one hum
dred voices Or. Tudor. of Centenary.
led, Ga "a fervout prayer. After few
earnest words by Mr.. Bandy, president
OF the union, Rev. Mr. Potts. of Park
Place church. was introduced as the
speaker. lie spoke of tho significant
fact OF the organization I'M tine Church.
and of its purpose. n was TO train the
raw recruits who enter the Church. that
'ncy may render effective service. I'm
speaking. I'm praying, boo giving. and I'm
working for the Lord. The address was
roplete with thought.
The president called on each Of the
fifteen leagues present. and as their
names were called by the secretary Mr..
Richardson. each league responded, Civ
ing number on roll as follows:
Clay-Street 90, Central, 90. Union-Sta-
ton. 2l5. Asbury. Is. West-End. 81. ST.
James. 1875. Paramount. 40. Denny-Street.
20. Trinity 80: Asbury Chapel. o.. Park
Place. 90. demonstration Mission 100. Cen
tenary. A.: Laurcl-Strect. 206. Broad
Street. Is. Total. 1879.
All united in the closing hymn. after
which DR.. Starr dismissed the congre-
cation.
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Richmond: Charles A. Blanton to II. II.
Wallace. oue-half interest IN - ieet on
south side Catherine street between Hen
ry and Smith, So.
Charles A. Rose 10 Annie s.. wife oi
Henry Scheuller. 80 iia-12 feet on CLAY
street. southeast t1rner Fifth, and 20 BE-
feet on Byrd street, northwest corner
Henry and Annie s. scheuller to
Charles A. Rose the above property, 81.
Howard Swineford 90 Henry ID. Eichel-
berger % Is feet on north side Duval
street near Prcntis alley. and ~ feet on
south side Baker street near lrentis
alley. 81. 500.
iamin Z Ashton. one-third interest In
lG feet on south side Canal street near
Foushee. $40.
Henrlco Edward d. Christian TO James
y. BOYD. one-half interest I'm 20 feet on
Hampton street southeast corner Amelia.
and snl feet ON east side Hampton street
near Amelia. S2.333a3.
Henry r. Christian To Maria g. Bob
ling. 10 IA feet on west side Twentieth
street between Il and @. $50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-25

Two Sig Meetings Special Music sun.
day-Schoo1 Teachers Class.

Last night as the people poured in TO
hear Leland r. Powers, the famous I'M
personatOr, 1t reminded one OF the way
men pour into the Sunday meetings these
days. The attendance has increased won
deifully. and the meetings are three times
a. large as last year and year before.
Sunday afternoon Rev II. \. Bagby,
pastor OF Calvary Baptist church, will
speak on ~ Midnight cry \ mixed
Guartettc. consisting OF Messrs. 9. W.
Hunter. Jr, and W. $. TribDett, Mrs. J:
l.. Rowe and Miss EVE Lawson, viii
sing. with such powerful speaker,
strong musical attraction, and theme
so attractive. there VIII be a good-size
audience. All men are welcome. seats
are free Doors open az $3.50 j. NJ.
Mr. w T. Fitzgerald. a weil-known citi-
zen and "A friend OF the boys. VIII con-
duct the boys meeting at , i. NJ. MI
Robert Minor will sing at this meeting.
one hundred boys are wanted at the
meeting. Assistant Secretary Stubbs Will
have charge of the opening song service.
Last Saturday the attendance at the
teachers Bible study was SO large that Il
good number were turned away Every
teacher I'm the city is invited, and should
the attendance Justify it the meeting will
be taken into the hall to-day. The study
Is "A great help 10 the teachers, and Rev.
Pell is an interesting and instructive
teacher.
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Vested Choir Service.

ST. Mark church will introduce their
vested choir service tomorrow morning
al IL o'clock The chorus Of about TWEEN
Is gentlemen and ladies. embracing some
of The best choir singers I'm the city. has
been rchearsing now for two months.
and has made very rapid progress. Tho
chancel of The church has been enlarged
and beautidcd. and the congregation is
greatly pleased that the rector and vestry
have decided TO have the impressive and
solemn service as conducted by a sur
pliced choir. The rector. Rev. George &.
Abbitt. viii conduct both services and
preach The hour of the second service
has been changed from Is o'clock +. NJ
20 1.3O in ~le afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-25

May Smith Robbins. charming and
versatile actress. will appear at the Thea
tire Monday and Tuesday In the successful
protcan drama. Little Trixie." The
play has been on the road for six years,
and mas met with great success in all
parts OF the country. Miss Robbins Is
considered one OF the hest dialect artists
i'm the profession, and as she is surround
ed by a clever company of artists, the
production will be one OF the best OF the
season. Though the play is not "A farce
comedy. specialties have been interwo-
ven until II is one Of the brightest plays
ON The road. there being no less than
on sale to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-25

The Trades Councils committee and
the advocates of the bill providing FOR
the labelling or marking OF convict-made
goods will be given a hearing before
the House Committee on Asyums and
Prisons this afternoon at 4 o'clock. ia
room No. /. Capitol building This hear
ing had been arranged for last night
but only "a few hours before IL was 20
take place il was found that a majority
of the Prisons and Asylums Committee
had other engagements. consequently, the
postpOnement until to-day.
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A New Musical Comedy.

Little Trixie." which will be seen at
the Theatre next Monday and Tuesday
is Il SPARKLING musical comedy that has
met with success whenever il has been
given. Everywhere praises Of It's enter
tanning features are sounded. ard II IS
endorsed By the press and public In all
the large cities as one OF The very best
The star OF the company. May Smith
Robbins. is charming littt- lriss girl.
who is "a favorlte with all who know her
She is "A talented fmpersonat0r. a sweet
singer. and "A wonderfully graceful dam
Ger. Seats are on sale this morning.
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TO perpetual union, from which domain
have been formed the great States OF
Ohio. Illinois. Indiana. Michigan, and
others. Many may share the creif OF
this great ACQUISITION OF territory. but
above anu beyond all others full honor
should be awarded 10 George Washington.
the Nirginian.
When Mr. Wise had ended he was greet
ed with rounds OF applause. and. on mo-
ton OF Mr.. John +. Mcclure, q vote OF
thanks was rendered him by his hearers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-25

Nr Reddy made an earnest appeal in
the House OF Delegates yesterday in the
interest of the bill which he had intro
duced for the relief Of Mrs Catherine
Sweeney from the effects of erroneous
taxation This lady had 10 pay double
taxes on property for the years 1862. lSg3
1891. and 1895. The bill was reported adj
versely by the Finance Committee The
bin was finally ordered 10 is engrossment
and third reading.