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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-23
Il. c.ro,inn senatorial Contest.

COLUMBIA. s. c., juno n h'ne'o-
grapbi." is tie best word 10 express we
Dolitical events that have flashed forth one
after another in this State to-day. Inc
state campaign opened at Manning tnis
morning This was the last day on wh'eh
candidates for the several state oihcos
could come out. and the chief interest cen
tered In the race for the United states
senatorshp. 81.
For some days the outlook as TO we
races has changed almost every hour Io-
dav Governor Evans appeared al Manning
as the only avowed candidate. IL was
said that Congressman McLaurin, Rall-
road Commissioner Evans, Judge JOS H.
Earle. and many other candidates were
coming out against him. Tho day brought
forth a surprise. MIR. John ]. duncan
Young man from Newbury, after Evans
had made his statement in regard 10 the
bond scandal announced his candidacy
Judge Earle's candidacy was announceh'
but shortly afiofward he Withdrew from
the race. Evans made HIS statement or
Ills connection with the bond scandal al
great length
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Nc, industry for sn,nnnnn.

SAVANNAH, GA, June 22.-The
Georgia Car and Manufacturing Com
pany. Incorporated with capital stock
OF $500 O0O> has begun me erection OF It's
plant here. The machinery Of the plant
was formerly located al Huntington Pa.
and was recently bonght By Savannah
capitalists The company viii employ
900 10 200 hands.
The 600 miles or more Of the railroad
tributary 10 Savannah viii give the COM
p1ny practically all Of its business in
the way Of car building. and the largest
amount Of the car repairing. Some OF the
railroads have found Il cheaper TO have
their building and repairing work done by
contract than to do IL themselves. 10 D.
stated that cars can be built here for -
per cent. less than elsewhere. on ac-
count OF the great timber belts located
near by. A wood vulcanizlng plant Will
also be established in connection with the
car factory.
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NEW YORK DEMOCRATS.
VIII Declare Tor the Gold standard-fro-
bable Delegat

ALBANY. y. Y, June 2.-several OF
the prominent Democratic leaders are III
Albany tonight. Chairman j. W. HlfcA-
ley. of the State Committee, arrived from
Poughkeepsie on an early evening tram
and proceeded at once 10 Senator Hin
home WOolferls Roost, where he VIII
spend the night rs the senator's guets.
EX-Secretary Of the Navy whitney &C
companied him. tenator Hsh; MT.
Whiteny, and Mr.. Kinkey will start
either nj 10 or IL +. NJ. tomorrow FOR
Saratt ga. TO he on hand TO greet the
delegates 10 Wednesdays convention.
Senator Hill met his guest apparently by
previous appointment.
\ long conference between the leaders
nsucd az his home The discussion was,
Of course. mainly on the State platform,
TO be- adopted. and the fight 10 be made
for honest money at Chicago. IL is I'M
derstood that the four delegates 10 the
Chicago Convention have been decided
upon. Senators Hin and Murphy. ex-
Governor Roswell =. Flower. and Fred
eric Coudert of New York city are the
names settled upon. Mr.. Whitney reiterat-
ed his desire not 10 80 as delegate, and
Coudert was practically decided on as the
fourth delegate at large this afternoon.
although he viii be elected a delegate at
large, does not intend 10 go 10 Chicago.
As alteuGte 10 Senator Murphy two
names are mentioned as probabilities
X-POstmaster-Ccner Bisseil. OF Bunalo,
and ex-May0r William Il. Grace. Of New
York. II Mr.. Coudert is put on as a dele
gate Mr. Bissell. rather than Mr.. Grace
VIII probably d. telcctcd for Senator
Murphy alternate both Mr. COudert and
Mr.. Grace coming 10 New York city.
Hon. j. Boyd Thacker. Mayor Of Al
bany VIII be temporary chairman Of the
convention, and 81 is settled that the
temporary organization shall boz made
permanent. Hiss speech will be brief. and
the session itself. Il is expected. will only
last until the evening Of Wednesday. The
platform will declare for the gold stan
dard. Bimetallsm Will only be recog-
nized through an international agree
rueut
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-23

There are numerous women who are
noted for their beautiful and graceful
arms. which. artists claim are the least
common Of all points OF beauty. Some OF
them are women IN society. and some Of
them are stage queens. The divine
Sarah's" arms are almost as noted as
her golden voice. Emma Eames has classi-
cally perfect arms. But. unless these ladies
find. upon careful measurement that
their arms are moulded In the following
proportions. they may not claim 20 be
classically correct. one celebrated statue
Of Venus shows these proportions
Length Of arm from shoulder 10 finger
tips 2S 7.20 inches. length OF arm from
shoulder to elbow. u So inches, length
OF arm from elbow 10 finger-tips, 10 81
inches: around upper arm. II S-S inches
around elbow. 10 IS inches. around fore
arm. 3-S inches: around wrist. 7-l6
inches.
Diana. who should be the model for
athletic women has beautiful arms as she
IS represented by sculptors. In one statue
the proportions are as follows:
Length OF arm from shoulder 70 finger
tips. % 7-l6 inches. length OF arm from
shoulder 10 elbow, IS l-5 inches. length
Of arm from elbow 10 finger-tiDs. Is -
inches. around upper arm, Is - inches
around forearm 9 1915 inches; around
wrist. $40 inches.
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sacred Heart Church.

At the : o'clock mass The Childrcn's
Sodailtics. Boz accordance with the request
OF Pope Leo xiii. offered for him holy
communion in commomoratiOn of his first
communion aeNenty-nVe years before on
that day This was done throughout the
world. The young ladies' branch OF the
League Of the Sacred Heart also received
holy communion Boo q body. and there
were many other commandments.
Al the high mass the pastor spoke Of
the excursion 90 be given IN August in
aid OF the sinking fund for the cXtin-
punishment OF the church debt and urged
the active cooperation of al IN the ar
arrangements for TO- He then preached
briefly from The gospel OF the day St
Luke. v. I'm. ue miraculous draft Of
Ashes. Most of ls. De said, were. Ike
the Apostles. concerned iu a. We labor
I'd hard. but obtained little result from
our labors. Let as initiate ST. Peter al
Tor our Lord has spoken 90 him-do our
daily WORK FOR Gods sake and though
been doing before. IL would De constant
prayer obtalnins Tor US Gods grace and
leading us 10 heaven.
lie announced that hereafter during the
summer Ncsp,rs would ho az o'clock
ca Sunday and tho daily mass az : o'clock
iustead OF : a. heiotofore
Next Sunday morning will be the last
Session OF the sunday school until Sep
TENDER. IL has been cry well attended
tnis year having twenty-seven teachers
and an enrolment OF d hundred and hfty-
one boys and hundred and dfty-cight
girls. a total Of three hundred and nine
children. IN "a congregation not exceeding
twelve hundred.
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KINGSTON. JAMAICA. June 22.-It IS
reported here that the commander OF a
Spanish war-ship attempted "A fey days
ago TO commit a high handed outrage on
British territory. a party from wal
ship landed al Dry atIrf'or and attempted
TO kidnap a Cuban residing there who IS
prominently connected with the insurrec
ton I'm cuba. The attempt failed. and
the Cubans appealed 10 the British au-
thorities for protection. which was grant
ed. number Of armed policemen are
now pauoning i'm the vicinity OF the
Cuban's house. They are instructed 10
prevent by all means the carrying off OF
the man the Spaniards are so DESTROYS OF
getting hold Of.
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An English Official Arrested

GEORGETOWN. BR GUINA. June %
II is leorncd here that Mr. Harrison. "a
British official. while overseeing a num-
Der Of laborers who were employed in
making a road from Barma TO cuyuri.
was arrested on June 18th on an order
for Caraci and taken 10 The Venezuelan
station, opposite Yuran. The arrest has
caused much excitement among the Brit
ISL here, who look 10 Great Britain &c
take immediate action in the matter.
LONDON. June THE Chronicle I'm It's
issue tomorrow will dcnouncc Venezuela
for the arrest Of Mr. Harrison. and VIII
insist that the prisoner must be re-
based and compensated and an apology
mG-t
The Daily News will say that II doubts
the accuracy OF the story.
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..l.nlln- 10 BE Prr.rnlrh

The operctta Ialla. ubretio by Mrs.
l.. l.. S,raitoa. and music by g.. ". STRAIT
los. viii bc given at ST. Marys Kan. Oh
Marshall street near Third. next Thursday
evening.
Laila viii DE pcrsonlhed 10y Miss An
nis Jrcmmf. Who has d clear, sweet
kiyen BY Miss julia LEES. who sings with
much expression The chorus OF noun
tain children VIII consist OF the Misses
Rosa Mattem. Mary ONermann. Jose
ehins Hsnrighauscn. Rosa Schuhmachcr.
Carrie Schultz. Katie Landers. Monica
rarrow, Lcua Kobe. aHd Rosa Winter.
The chorus OF fairies is composed or the
Misses Rosa Remke. T.. Steinbrecher.
Mary Hepper,. Carrie and Marie Schiue-
y, Mary Fischer. Annie Newhelseg. Pau
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-23
ASoIn.n ric1onr foh corr.
By yisorou, work sound Money Capture
Wisconsin.

MILWAUKEE,. WIS. June Ell ne so'o
rn.n and friends OF The Cleveland aulililiS
traiion Appear TO have captured the "7
coi,sin Democracy and al the conference
OF the party which will assemble al t.e
Blou Theatre tomorrow morning at ii
o,rlo,k. the gold men will be able TO run
things their own way. Tie SILVER loIt'9
OF the state are not organized ana the
victories by them In the prehnhnaiy
skirmlshes about ten days ago alarmed 'l1
cold men and only tended 10 spur then'
on To more vigorous efforts. Every souhu-
money man In the State was calico ulo"
10 make a special effort to secure elec-
ton OF golG delegates and the result VIZ
that In some Of the counties when were
thought to be for silver, the goia men
yyer~ successful. There will be three
hundred and ffty-nine I'm the conNen ION on.
or one for every five hundred cast l''
Cleveland I'm 1892, .,.,- .,,,-,-
A careful estimate prepared ms inoi
i'm shows that there will be- as hoaiu
from onehundred and ninety-four solu
mon eirhty-seven silver, and sixty Two
donbtful Thomas T.. Rawley' OF huo1
Iir 4 sound-moncy man, Will be the tenn
ucrary chairman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-23

LONDON. June 22.-ln the House Of
Commons to-day RI Hon. George y
Caizon. Parliamentary Secretary 10 the
Foreign Office. announced that through
the courtesy OF the United States Govern
went "a party of British naturaiists were
proceeding 10 Behrng Sea on board the
United states steamer Albatross The
chief object Of their mission. Mr.. CurzOn
added. WAS an Independent inquiry as 70
the condition of the seal herds and the
effect OF the regulations governing seal
fisheries in Bohring sea.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-23

Mr.. r. II. Elicit. ono Of the oldest feed
and grain dealers in the city, while sit
ting in his library al his residence, at
50. west Franklin street. at about o'clock
sunday evening. was seized with an
acute attack OF indigestion, which was
aggravated undoubtedly by the extreme
heat For a while Mr. Elicit was un-
conscious and his condition was thought
- be dangerous
His family physician WIS called and rem
dcrcd prompt medical treatment. Mr
Elicit was resting quietly yesterday and
an symptoms ionlt 20 his recovery.
Mr. Elicit was 20 have started for the
Worlds Sunday-SchOOl convention at
Boston last night. he being delegate.
His Illness will prevent his going.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-23

OF the tug Leonard Richards, and reports
that at 1:D o'clock this morning ABOUT
twelve miles southeast Of Highlands, sue
was run into by American ship lroquoiS
cf Bath. Ne, from Honolulu. for Ne"
York. sugar laden. Jhe lr0quois struck
tho =. ;. Powell on the starboard. fore
rigging. cutting her down TO the edge
carrying away the foremost at the decA
the maintopmast and starboard an
Choir and doing other damage The dam
ago II any &c the ship Iroquois coulI hoS
be- ascertained, but is supposed not TO Dc
SORROWS.
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ABriinnt 0nilaw .

COLUMBIA. s. C., June 2?-Williams.
tho Creston outlaw. who shot Jones FIJI
DAT night before last. is stiil az large IN
hiGing near that place. He was seen az
his house on Sunday mofrinS after the
militia had returned 20 Or"ngeburg' nut
escaped before the posse could surround
the house. lie IS terroriz.ng. the COM
munity. with threats Of killing several
citizens aud has a corps OF negro spies
who keen him posted. A house was
burned near there last night it is expect
a. al mis- instiagatiOn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-23
Ierrihle nl.n.ter In San francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO. June w ME
workmen were engaged In putting III I"
new foundation az Brayton lodging -hou'''
a three-story frame structure CT the eoi
ner Of Mint avenue and flith street, II
collapsed at $40 this Afternoon l"s
building become Il complete wreck anu
,ook fire. driving would-be rcscuers from
their work. The lower DOR Of the struc-
ttro was utilized as restaurant, ana
about twenty-five or thirty persons are
said 20 have been I'm it at the time. A
number OF people We're upstairs when the
dlaster occurred Up TO 4.3O Z. NJ. three
bodies had been taken from the ruins
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-23

NEW YORK. June THE Recorder
tomorrow Will say that Or. J. y. Cas-
tillo. % member Of The Cuban Junta. IS
in Baltimore hitting out an expedition.
which he will lead TO cuba. IL is said
he has bought a steamer. which will take
one OF the largest expeditions ever sent 20
Cuba. The cargo will consist OF $500
rifles. 100000 rounds Of ammunition [.
1000 maohetes three tons Of dynamite;
and seven H0tchkiss guns. This expe-
dition is going 10 Maceo's camp.
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West Franklin Tent.

Sunday night and last night Rev. Mr..
McCutchen spoke on two very interesting
phases Of orr nation He gave many
strong arguments 10 show that tho two
horned beast Of Revelation xiii. synbolzed
tho United States After showing rs re-
markahlc rise and progress among the
nations. he showed that according 10 the
prophecy we must expect the nation 10
speak as dragon. II civil and religious
freedom TO tho oppressed Of every belief
aid nationality constitute its lamb.like
nature. tho trampling upon these must
constitute the dragon voice.
Res. Mr.. Nen Will speak on Angels:
Who They Are" tonight. on Satan:
Origin. Work. and Destiny" tomorrow
night.
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FnrnI.incnln Nnnnnlrnt.

KNOXVILLE TENN. June o. inter
cstlng exercises were c,1 Boo the rooms
of the Chamber OF Commerce This NOM
ing when the people 0f Knox county pre-
scufed fo the state OF Tennessee 90 3i.ch
of Tennessee marble 10 be presented Dy
Governor rurney to the State OF Nebr lgi q
Tor the purpose of erecting monument
az Lincoln boo memory OF Abrantm Lin-
coin. The presentation speech VAS made
ty Junius Parker OF Knoxville. and WIS
responded TO on behalf OF tn State by
Adjutant-Gcnerai Sykes of Nashville.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-23
Doesn't Expect IA Biz rolt

PHILADELPHIA, PA, June Ma
tonal Chairman Harrity was asked to-
day If he anticipated any such bolt at
the Democratic Convention as took place
IN 81. Louis In answer he SAID:
None OF any consequence Should the
gold standard men be IN the majority,
uliman. OF South Carolina. and the Col
orada delegates might walk out. II the
silver men should be in control. probably
a few gold men would withdraw. but
do not anticipate a bolt Ike that at St
Louis"
The Chicago Convention viii be attend
od by many Democrats from Pennsyl-
vania Delegates and their friends viii
leave here in special train. made up
Of fvc Pullman sleeping cars. and at
various cities additional cars viii be at
tached \ special train viii also depart
from Pittsburg FOR the convention city.
The headquarters OF the Pennsylvania
delegations will be al the Palmer House.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-23

NEW YORK. JUNE 22.-Tho trial Of
John Hart Emilio Nunez. Cdn1ra Join
OBrien. and Mate Edward Muuhy
charged with having aided ana abott-i
hlNbustering expedition 10 Cuba IN
the steamship Bermuda was peremptOruy
set for Monday next by Judg Brown in
the United States Court this mornirg
Counsel for the accused asked for delay
when tho case was called tins morning
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-23

At half-past 10 o'clock YESTERDAY a
black horse at full run swung around the
corner Of Sixth and Broad streets. mar
rowly escaping collision with a Traction
ear and several pedestrians. The last
seen OF il was far up Broad street. max
ing for the country. one journal OF the
buggy was wrenched IN getting in ana
out OF the street-ra@~sy lack. and was
awry, but IL was attn 'eJi.g."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-23

The grand jury OF the Hastings Court
erorght in the following indictments yes
tcrday.
Bossieux alias Eugene Newman. Wash
ingtOn Cary. John II. Gaines. (murdcr),
Jones alias Johnson 90. Phil. Johnson,
William II. Lockett. Moses Lee. William
Mack alias James O. +. Terry, Thomas
Robinson murdeD. r. +. Tyler, Rames
Tucker. Joseph Wellington james Wright.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-23

line Iicss. Annie Hulcher Oracle Strot-
never. H. Pyle. Mona Trcmmer. ana
Agnes Schrandt
New scenic effects will be introduccd
by Nj. Leonard BaNngartner. Professor
Charles j.. Mujter IL the director Of the
whole affair. lie Is taking much pains
IN rchcarsng the music with the young
ladiCs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-23
Nir RrnNYn Keienseh.

LONDON. June %. William r. Brown.
of Fort Valley. Ga. who was arrested IN
Liverpool last week as he was landins
from the steamer Aurania. upon the
strength Of warrant cabled from New
York asking the authorities TO Arrest W.
w. Damon alias W. r.. Brown. was
arraigned In Bow-Strcet Police Court this
morning and discharged. he having proved
man.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-23

In the Circuit Court. in the case Of W
a .. Cole against John y. Harris for
$3.50. the plaintim confessed judgment
judgment was rendered in the case OF
Tho Cohen Company against ;. NJ. +.
Johnson for y23S02.
The following gentlemen were admit
tel TO practice in this court: Richard S.
Whaley y. Stuart Bowe. and Ardent
Howell
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-23

LONDON. June IA dispatch from
Madrid 10 the Central News says that
the Spanish Government declares that
the claims for damages made oy Ameri-
cans in Cuba are mostly untenablc ami
some of them ridiculous. For instance.
ont man demands $4,000 because he sur
fered with nephriiis. while in prison in
Cuba. nad another asks for pecuniary
damages because ne Was AFFLICTED with
smlll-poN.
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thancerv Court,

Mr. James X. Teasdale. doing a shoe
business at 1907 east Main street. filed a
deed of trust for $1,000 yesterday. which
enables him 10 arrange matters with his
creditors so that he can continue bust
ness. Mr.. John b. Gayle is named
as trustee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-23
Lnhn Mifchell's Petition.

John Mitchell Jr., has filed a petition
with City Clerk Ben r. August, which
will be presented at the next meeting of
the Board of Aldermen. asking that him
self and other jackson wand candidates
who were defeated. be seated instead Of
the Democrats.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-23

BERLIN, June "a duel was fought
this morning az KummersdOf. near Ber-
llu between Lieutenant Buch, OF the
Ninth Regiment. and Lieutenant Luehring
of tbe sixth Regiment. The weapops used
were pistols. Lieutenant Luehring was
shot ana almost instantly killed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-23

Ihc lupllS OF MIS-. SIItl MUSIC CihN>
will give their annual musicale at the
Young Mems Christian Association Han
next Thursday evening The programme
will be as follows.
PART 1.
Entroe Kunkcn Miss Resale THAI
fimer. Plano duet-"TraineauX Mazur-
Ia" (AscheO; first piano. Miss Florence
Cohen; second piano, Miss Mary Thai
dinner. Plano soio-"Bctour DIES OiseauX"
U.eander). Master Charlie Paul. Quar-
totte-"Evangd.ne" (Godonoi; inst piano,
Misses Mabel Jones and Inoz Clarkson;
second piano. Miss Grace Woods and Mas
ter James Gates. Plano Sonata
DO (BccthOvcnJ. Miss Josie Cohen. Vocal
solo--"Strangcr's story QaulD. Miss
Grace Woods. Plano solo-"Le Dernier
Sourire" (WallenhaupU Miss Rcbecca
lellstern. Vocal sOio-tsclecteO Miss
Stella Cohen. Piano solo-"Ie Bal"
tRubinstein). Miss Kate ChcralIf:.
PART N.
Piano duet. March de Concert"
lWallonhaupO. first piano, Miss Sadie
Thalhmer, second piano. Miss Florence
Cohen. Piano solo -"Nocturnc' lAscheD,
Miss Resale Thalhimcr. Vocal solo
''Bon Bolt Miss Mabel Jones. Piano
soio-"Valse Styrienne' CWancnhaupD.
Miss Rebocca IIcllstcrn. Quartctte- "Le
Mar de Gras" (SchubcrD. first piano
Misses Florence nalhmer ana ,h,r-
Saut; second piano. Misses Gssie -dron
and Estellc Thalhimcr. Piano solo
Last Hope" tGottschalD. Miss Katie
Chernault Vocal solo Selected Miss
Wilma Newman. Piano solo-"rhe Mill'
tJoscffy. Miss Josie Cohen. Quartette-
"Gallop de Concerto" (Welsl. first piano.
Misses Florence Thalhimer and Lille
Block second piano. Misses Rosa Block
and Etna Kelly
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Flanagan " Flood.

The case of Senator W. NJ. Flanagan
against Senator II. D. Flood, which mas
been twice continued. will come Up In
the Police Court Thursday morning. when
it will possibly be disposed Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-23

CREEDE. coll. June 22.-The Miners
Bank was robbed at noon to-day Of 81 90
by an unknown man. who slipped in by
the private entrance and covering The
cashier with a revolver seized all tile
money In drawers. then backing ont, lie
slipped through an alley and escaped.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-23
Rn.inn.. Trouble.

LOUISVILLE. KY June 2-.-fhe sea-
scholi Dry Goods Compony made an as
sienment 20 the Louisville Trust COM
many this afternoon. The assets are
estimated at $4,000 and the liabilities
NJ $4,000.
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Elected Second Lieutenant.

Sergeant u. Mercer Hartman was elect
ed Second Lieutenant of Company &C.
Guard of the Commonwealth, first VIZ
GINA Regiment, last night lie Is a most
Efficient officer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-23

INDIANAPOLIS. IND. June PIT is
almost a certainty now that the Demo-
cratic State Convention. 10 he held here.
viii declare IN favor OF free silver at
&c TO /.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-23

NEW YORK. June 22.-Tbe harkentine
S. Powell. Captain Hodgkinson. which
cleared yesterday for Charleston, s. c..
In ballast returned this morning ia tow
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-23
0Dift AIRY.


NEW YORK. June 22.-Hon. BENJAMIN
II Bristow. the well-known lawyer and
foi mer Secretary OF the Treasury, died
az his home In this city to-day OF peritoni-