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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-28
GEN. PHILLIPS
TO BE RETIRED
This win be Done Soon at His Own
Request
MAY QUARTER TROOPS IN HOTELS
The prorosition to Lease the Exchange
aud Ballard Generally Approved.
Men of the Third 90 bc Polled as
To staying Ia the Service,

As stated in The Times yesterday, It
IS likely the soldiers when they return
here VIII be quartcrcd in the Exchange
and Ballard Hotels These buildings VIII
furnish ample room FOR a regiment, and
50 is said they can be secured on easy
terms
Governor Tyler viii. soon after his ar
rival here next week. take up the cues
ton OF tho reorganization OF the State
militia. There is no occasion for haste
IN napninz out plan bat it IS the pur-
po-o OF The Governor not TO unnecessarily
delay the reorganization.
COMPLETE REORGANIZATION
Inasmuch as those companies that en-
tered the Federal service Will have 10
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-28

ro-eiecf oaicera a. IS understood that an
-. ,...,I i.s,,o 5isbsrdino au the com
-, VIZ va ....',.i.lt,.-. f,r T, cor,r.ete re-
...,...t, 7.,,, a,iist.5 mon win then
1t,..e ti"ir c"oteine and ueutenants
30 line oricsrs win elect the rcgimental
,,.,,,r l'' and tbc he,d oficers will
49,. ,t.l i..,-e.I,,r General
~ csr bs sfafad MAI prieadier Gene
raj D prnfne will NOT stand I'm the
Wv Of mo olerfion of IA new brigade
cororoarder After four wears OF honor
otfe scr,.i,. 3D., tb. Ciyu war and twenty
80, $500 in che volunteer service he IS
,.iliir,- ~ l,e retired and will make appli-
catio1 90 the Governor. In fact. hc did
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-28

The committee 90 revise the laws Of
the tobacco trade W This city ol which
Mr J.. * Victor is chairman. held am
adjourned meeting yesterday afternoon
in Room @. Crenslaw warehouse.
Some business was transacted and an
adjournment taken until Z o'clock this
afternoon.
The committee Will make q report to
the annual mcctns of the Tobacco As-
ISOLATION on Monday neXt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-28

Justice Crutchacld stated from tho
bench yesterday that the Illegal traf-
hc in oleomargarine and other limitations
OF butter must be stopped, and he direct
cd the policemen Of the city 20 keep a
lookout and 10 report an such cases
which would De fully investigated and
the breakers Of the law promptly pun
ishcd.
Tire law requires that oleomargarine,
buttcrine and other limitations and COM
hounds must be so labeled.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-28
COL. ANDERSON'S PROTEST
The ub-Committce on Grounds and
RuiIdines VIII Consider IL Later.

The subcommittee on Grounds and
Buildings appointed 10 consider the pro-
teef OF Colonel Geo. Wayne Anderson
that the arm0ry should not bc used for
other than military purposes. did not
feel that they had sufficient information
Am reference 90 the matter now, but
AFTER The mastering out OF the various
comnanles now ln the service of the
United states that formerly belonged 70
the FIRST Regiment they would be glad
20 confer with the officer or the regiment.
The subcommittee appointed 90 con-
slider thC matter OF erecting a drinking
fountain in Monroe Park deemed II in
advisable go consider the matter. but
RECOMMENDED the placing or dippers on an
the hydfanis bob the public squares.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-28
LOW RATES TO PITTSBURG. PA,

Account OF knights Templar Trienuial
COnclaVe the Richmond. FredericksDurs
and PotOmoc railroad will sell special
round-trip tickets 10 Pittsburg, "a. at
S11.5O each from Richmond. via Wash
ington and the Pennsylvania railroad.
Tickets of irOn-clad signature form on
sale October 18th to 18th. inclusive. good
until October 18th. Extension of limit
until October 3lst can be arranged 10y
deposit OF ticket with joint agent al Pitts
burg on payment OF fee OF 30 cents be-
tween October 18th and 18th.
This route has been selected by the
Richmond Communicates. is. Il.
For schedule and other information APP
ply TO the Richmond Transfer Company
9O3 east Main street B. q. Carter. ticket
agent. Byrd-Street station. or
W p. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-28

The Circuit and Districts courts OF the
United States VIII ho In session here
next Monday Grand and petit juries
have bcCu summoned and the docket
contains some interesting cases
The United States Circuit Court OF APP
pcais viii convene early IN November.
Circuit sudses cor and Slmonton and
District Judges Waddin and Paul will
preside.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-28
Q TO II Z a.
a....n. A The Kind You Have Always Bought
Won ARE ENTITLED TO THE BEST

and you car get the best at tho Twin
city Drug Store. Seventh and Main
street. where Lowneys Celebrated Bos-
ton Chocolate Bon-Bons are sold pure
and fresh Yes give her box of Low
ney's Souvenir Chocolates and the re-
sponsive smile that irrddiates her face
will amply repay the expense and de-
light YOU. Pure candy is healthful and
there is none purer and better than Low
news and the Twin city Drug store.
Seventh and Main streets. always keep
a large and fresh stock on hand.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-28
Spectacle a Success.

A very large audience laughed and
applauced through the three acts OF the
sp6ctabie "l452" at the Academy last
nisht. The piece was well staged and
weii-acted and while the chorus was
not large 81 made up in attractiveness
what Ii lacked In numbers. The vari-
Gus characters sustained their parts IN
an acceptable manner. stuart, the famous
female impersonatOr. as Queen Isabella
excelling and Neil Mcneil and Mr.. Terry
pieasiug with their comedy work.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-28
Rcror,stoInbor Commi,sioner.

Labor Commissioner Archer Montague
is receiving replies from good many
of the circular letters sent out TO maaG-
facturers. Several have not responded.
The thirty days given them 20 send in
the figures requested viii soon expire
and The Commissioner then will mail
another circular telling the mauufactur-
ers that it is imperative that they furn-
ish the figures
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-28
CITY Hall Courts.

In the Hastings Court the following
cases were disposed OF:
Charles Wright and Thomas Palmer,
colored. on the charge OF stealing poker
chips from Charles Wilson were ac-
quilted.
In the city Circuit Court suit was in
stituted by A. II. Schwatz against Henry
SchWatZ for 500
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-28
a q q II z n.
B.s,,,bo n The Kind lOu Have lsayS Bought
' s''' !; are GH,; 4; Z &
SICK HEADACHE CURED

and It's cause permanently removed with
Or. Davids Liver Pills. They not only
act at once on the digestive organs,
causing the food 10 properly assimilate,
but they thoroughly remove all obstruc-
lions and Accommodations In the stomach
and bowels and thoroughly stir the liver
10 a proper action and keep 1t perform
ing It's functions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-28

handling Of 3s-calibre pistol, between
Young Lynch and a little white hired boy
who lives with the Lynch family.
The accident occurred al the residence
OF the lad near Seven Pines. He was at
tended by DIT. G. r. Collins. who hopes
10 bring him around without serious
trouble
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-28
Funeral Of Mrs. Gippericb.

The funeral OF Mrs. Martha Gipperich,
who died Monday at SO Mosby street,
took place az 4 o'clock yesterday after
noon from ST. Johns German Lutheran
church Rev. Or. Tudor OF Centenary,
nlI-InIaf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-28
NIAGARA FALLS TOURS


ga II, i. HHH = II ~ wv ''''' ~ -
Round trip rate from Richmond only
$500
Special trains leave Washington via
Pennsylvania railroad at 1860 A. NJ. Sep
TENDER 29th.
Tickets from Richmond good twelve
days: good for return passage on an reg
ular trains except limited express trains.
Stop-over allowed on return trip at Buff
falO. Rochester and Watkins Glen. For
further Information apply TO Richmond
Transfer Company. No. SOB east Main
street. 10 ticket agent Byrd Street Sta
ton, or w. T. TAYLOR,
Traffic Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-28
THE CAMPAIGN
IN VIRGINIA.
Major 0tey Addresses Large Crowd
at Christiansburg.
SERENADED BY 2N0 REG. BAND.
A Member of the National Republican
Committee Says DIR. Wise Will he
Recognized-The State Commit
tee Endorses His Opponent.

CHRIsTIANSBURG. VA, Sept. q
specal-Thls was Montgomery County
Court day and Major Peter j. Otoy ad-
dressed q large and enthusiasts body
OF voters He spoke IN the courthouse
20 a large and representative assem-
bage. For nearly two hours and In all
that time he had the strictest attention.
lie dealt largely upon the issues OF BIZ
metalism and war, and every mention
OF silver and w. j. Bryan was applauded
with great enthusiasm showing that II Is
a stn living issue with the people here.
lie is making a stirring canvass ana VIII
be returned To Congress by larger ma
iority than his unprecedented vote OF
1896.
THE coLORED CANDIDATE.
AT o'clock the colored candidate.
Daniel Butler was given the use OF me
Courthouse. He made a very sensible
speech bitterly denouncing the kepuoli-
can nominee at Lynchburg and the metn-
DDS by which he was nominated. Inc
Second Regiment band which Is from
this place and Blacksburg were pres.
ent with their instruments and az hair
past 3 O'Clock marched in a body 10 tho
Judkin's House whore Major OteY II
stopping and serenaded him and he again
addressed a large crowd - ladies' ani
others.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-28
No Quorum.

No quorum OF the Committee on Ac-
counts and Printing appeared at 7 O'Clock
last night and the meeting OF the COM
mittee that was scheduled for that hour
was postponed TO this afternoon at
O'Clock. Those present were Messrs,
Vast and Ferguson
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-28
THE TIMES: RICHMOND WEDNESDAY, %. 1898

interest Superintendent Southall and the
Virginia instructors in joint meeting OF
the teachers Of the two Virginias at the
White Sulphur next year. Mr.. Trotter
Is the youngest State superintendent of
schools In the country.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-28
sub-Commitfec on Streets.

The subcommittee on Streets met a.
virginia and Cary streets az 2.50 o'clock
Yesterday afternoon TO consider = peti-
lion of the merchants Of that locality for
p track Of the Southern Road along viz
einia street The committee considered
tho petition favorable and viii report
10 the fun committee at It's meeting to-
night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-28
Why He Wears His Uniform.

Capt. G.. Gray Bossieux was not given
a furlough along with the other officers
Of the Second Regiment.
lie was detailed az the officer to have
charge OF the guard left here TO keep
watch over the governmental property.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-28
Accidentally Shot.

The s.x-year-old son OF Engineer
Charles Lynch OF the c. 4 O. railroad
was accidentally shot in the breast yes
terday The ball passed through his
body and entered a board behind him.
The wound was caused by the careless
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-28
Proposed Meeting of Teachers.

Mr.. j. r. Trottor. Superintendent OF the
Public Schools OF West Virginia. Is here
and called at the Department OF Public
Instruction yesterday. He is trxInx to
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-28
To the HousekeepeEs of
Richmond and Manchester

II you viii call az
Mrs. James Baking Powder Works,
No. 0 south Sixth street, you can get
free. one box Of Mrs. James Pure
Food Baking Powder. IL is pure.
wholesome, and beneficial. We want
to show you what Richmond can make
after trying it, and if you are pleased
ask your grocer for H.
Yours truly,
MRS. JAMES,
A. G. Johnson, Mgr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-28

Secretary Alger and otner War Depart
ment officers passed through Richmond
az O'Clock TINS morning on their
way north from Jacksonville and other
southern points
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-28
Case POSTPONED.

William Branton negro. was charged
with disturbing RELIGIOUS worship on sun
Say last before Squire Thomas OF Hen
rico county. yesterday. but his case was
postponsd until to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-28
A Divorce Granted.

A decree Of divorce has been granted
I'm the Law and Equity Court 20 Ella
y. Wilson against Joseph A. wilson on
the grounds of assertion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-28
Hichmnnd CounIe We'd.

\ marriage license was issued IN
WSshineton d. c.. yesterday no william
H. Fines ana Miss Dora Kramer both
of Ricnmonl.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-28

She is the daughter Of the late dis
tinguished General a. p. Hill, god-daugh-
ter Of General Lee and niece OF General
John Morgan, the famous Kentucky
raider Her father was killed while
CROSSING from one wing OF his army TO
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-03-18

THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY
bND ITS FUTURE

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,"'I' " '"o p1a' "''" 1'''"''
no"o''i' 'S . V''7 oi A"'.'4.i'
can The better Judge what 10 win bs.
The lamp Of experience throws tHa
best light on the future And No..
Judging the future by the paat. Z IHiuH
II safe to shy, generally, lbat TO long aa
the doctrine Of Capitalization is op99a
ed aud the doctrine Of popular a9g
ereiguty in the nation and OF state 1902.
premacy over local a7air is maIu
tanned. md So long as tho people fight
for liberty for self government, and
for the control of public affairs against.
sordid special interests. the democratic
party win remain unchanged mother
moi''' ~ io'R "' '"b F'Ing'I''5 %.
lioD'as 'o0el5oh afe a "Iai 1ntiHa'.'
N W" NeP"p'e' 'po aomoa'a,'' ia'05
WIN cou1'00e To Do Woaj lt h'a ever
beon Inc exponent OF '1oae pfloa'pt.h
2 patll@ oI bNe I1l0ie "ii' 0a
a~np5t'hllaiiy NlohB 1hV @l''e Ial'a "8
those OF tu' l.s'. Against lao aoa.o
cfAtlo parry VIII Dc ailaJoa yh' 'ti'a
poWellU' ~'nlo'n'es "iloh opposed ~
~ the Iast campaigns Whlio ll8 sap
porters VIII como IRON the mUIj,Hoe
whose ioYai hearts ana busy hands
make inc nation really opuIant and
great lhe declarations OF the Chicago
platform Of i80a, 30 far a8 theF rotate.
TO Fundamental questions, viii stand
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-28

The destroying Angel lowered near
the earth, J, had been millions NJ
years since DEE had passed. this way
ErluH Do large add 'his duties many
Mh.n The Destroyer had last seen the
earth % had been q liquid. whit.-hut
globe just beginning 90 g0Nllfy, hut
now l,a crust had cooled greatly Land
and water divided The glrtha surface
between them, ana un she land there
were litlC creeping thInFs
'Ay' said The Destroyer It On time
that I returned. Your Time haU come.
s. mIFEuta. ! have seen your like bc-
fore uu other balls. and I have done ms
duty"
Now the Destroyer was cunning and
rfsIurgoful ami Cruel fD. Instead of
crushing the crccping things he put
forth his hand and gently pushed The
rushing ball slightly out Uf &c. circular
path. Round and round the sun q, sped
Zoo ever lpngthCniug Cll.pfa. ana with
each yvlfa circu, the NIHt.a grew
longer and colder and che summer short
en- ana hsitnr.A great sheet W snow and
Gee began % grow about tha North
Pole. and gradually covering ihU sur
face uf the earth and driving the Creep
ing things s1uthward hrf0r, it au that
many OF them died from the cold. Ana
the Destroyer loft the creeping things
o. their fate AMI fcw onward. laughing.
-Lipp.uguitH Tor November.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-28

nll the time. Nine Grand adds that
men should have their wives sAcctcd
Tor them There. also. she is right
The angel who 90 twenty appeals, az
thirty has been known 90 appail Even
$50. the fact does not help matters.
In the abstract. matrimony liz the ideal
state. and the choice uf a. partner .a a
p1aumu more nllurug than any which
Nature has devised. in tho concrete.
however. matrlmOny is Just what we
hud 10. nnd the choice ~ partner mn
operation which has Co be- gone over
three or four times before one realty
Knows how. Mmc. Grand lntimataH
that in the process we lose our illus nns
liut n course we d1.nnd with them our
umbrellas and our hulr Tho point ID
not 60 have any. tn rcyuguiza that
mntrImony cnnsiHtE In three months NJ
alteration, three months VI iutrlsroc.
ton, thirty years NJ liberation. with
ihc children tu begin % nll over anew.
Nftcr which 90 the fuilnera0f wisdom
and The r.rcucss ~ judgement. one
may Hit down. 0r oven stand 100. unl
dictate magazine articles by wuv of
danger signals 30 the young, convinced
IN 90 doing. that They will pay no NOR,
attention e. thom than We diI whHf
iofscrsed of our umbrellas. our ulu
uions, ana our hnir.-CollicrH Weekly
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-28

roi.icc that We are worthy 90 be abused
Cor the Gospels cake.
We pity thcm-'For pity moltH The
WIIl DO love" and uftCntlmca "a prciu-
diced mind is turned IN our favor H0-
ports show the Elders 10 be- in excellent
health. We are truly thankful " our
heavenly Father FOR His many bless
luEH. The conference altogether is lu
o. worry promising condition. and tho
Elders feel TO rejoice in ,he success uf
thor labots
our somi-annual conference couvencr
nt indianapolis. the t4th. 18th and 18Th
Of neat month We Took forward TO q
time of rejoicing.
The News ia j1yfuhy received each
week.
Your brother In the cause ~ truth.
FIRED Is. BROOKS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-28
1su1 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
n, eo,sl q lesuu lis Ordinances and
Ieichhgs Sufficient Tor Nl'

10 he Eii,Jr'
IVA Christ establish a scientific re-
urious organization, or Church. on the
sit,hf pd &c place oficors Ia thai
Church. commissioned Of Him TO odu-
cat. liz Members and ~ them to grad
uais from ihs sphere VI action 10 the
hrhar fphsrf " heavenly deyclopm'nil
u %. their teachings must have been
HChrlran Science" as approved and
ordained u God. and this Christian
Science" costing "a much 90 teach
mus. have hu0n % great importance
with God. and thc use that humanity
make Uf ID. Dr. uf uuHpHukAnle lms
pIulHoe 90 them. when the exponent
% "a s.IUu.e knows from tho heElnnlnE
thHt each move he makes In 10 teAth.
lHF D. a. move nearer 60 most rtunl
gmCHxIon--Nhen his chief assistants
lfalllg that most cruel martyrdom
Htf i1 Doe their salary Tor Wurklng lh
bt T0h0Ol, u 10 lu evidence ~ the I'M
lu DO was 90 thum, and 30 surprise
hQlIl hH ffit that one VI mo teachers
tcIaImrl. ~ any man or AN nnHsl OF
haNtn. teach any other Gospel Cor
chfsaan ScIguo1 than this We have
taught lrt him hr accurHed,'
% infWtr 90 our nrfi question We
have our SlNiUr's assertion 90 Potter
'uu ihls rock Uhc principle OF rrNcln-
tom WIN I found my church, aud mo
Etiea of hell shall not prevail against
~ AgAn lt "a made doubly. sure
mat IT, established HIS, chriHlH,
'huf01, from the assertion or thg
Apostle. who states thnl Jesus placed
90 IT'S church Apostles, prpph o.,
tNanFelsts. plFlorH, otct a. also that
ihUy Wrrr 10 exercise direct ana lw-
plrAHt pIwcr-no less power than the
pafecuns OF the children OF God IN
mlf ChustH school ~ science,
Ani ihH potent ruling J. made mat
NE office of Apostles, Pruphcla' cic'
should continue iill the Saints, OF sch9l'
a. llI come 90 unity of the ram
nov these men were specially c1in-
maniel hy Jesus In these words 90
81 into tll the world and preach the
Gospel ,1 an men, but don't 50 yrii
ANY az Jerusalem until you ere en-
a7Htl with the power from on hlHh.
" pills De- shown the potency
We SAVIOR coupled with THIS mission
sUr No The rtsultnnts are shown M
ne h.n.sTy VI the 1sy " Penieelsi'
at9 ly Tho pIger u God lhrouEh
.he teachers - Christie scleu'f'
YOU lri. We're pr,cll,d ln iheir heal.s
Ni " the agony u convicted gullt
Til OUT, "Mon and brethren. VII q
shaN We No 10 be aavOd1' Then the
pdNill % the school answered. RE
p.ii ana he baptized Tor the remission
your alnA" a mnmcntluH qucsl lAnl
~ astounding answer 20 an such as
u'lafr hluiism uln-esaoriial' How
.atly obelleut this greet Apostle g.
ne Vllfr u Jesus wherein he was tod
" Tash all things lie had Commanded,
!r1us' teachings q Nic0domus; FIX
s,glT ye ara born again. yc cannot soc
Ihe Frsiom ~ heaven, and except ye
- l@rn gg The water as wen a. The
N'fl ~ can IN no wide crrer Into thar
Us 'm,' HON beautifully IN unison
YIN lr snvinr'a cnsamplo whrn lie
t"lsl.i % baptism q John thul all
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-28
ETENYS IN THEFNEST.
GRAND Jury WILL lSOlcT MRS. SoTEs,


,..v,r post. OF. 20. W. l.. White.
Unknown Utah a1ckman, has
s.,srs u cr.tie in the yards today that
4 .h.pt,ed fr9m wAsatch' udah'
The o,zcns o. lone. New. have no
f.ir If serious trouble wan lhv IN
49, Alarm ls not f.h by inc LUIS
- ftfmsrt and Notwithstanding
ibf.1ts. ~ outbreak is expected
l. g. car sln.an employee of thu West-
~. WHIdonWarC company, lde'ihs,
IS H.. Nis caught by nft a''aVneu
r4rI saw aud dashed 70 pieces
rfirafhy Afternoon. liis Tlshi arm
l.. dorm on al the shoulder
IN. tugs Golden Gate u san Francis,
On End Z. G.. Uh,ry Of seattle arrived
~ r.t. TiWlaaUl Thursday hlEht lton
IA mouth ~ copper river. Alaaka. Win
,,s.frrcff. Among Them was
80 u1rrsity ~ san Franchise. who
.,.ft more than "a year in vain
.,r.b f5r sold on copper river.
c.ir.s Hna.. a recent arrival from,
r Ii. Ford. colo. met trlEhitul
r.,,ri,y IN tho Ltytonvllle. Cal,
90 6.i.u. Rr.u o. some unknown
~ .furht in the main shan. his
.rls ground 90 a pun IN the
So lie lived Tor tou hours
W-tt sis q years % age and I'M
msh.i
,.t.-. have been issued by General
,tit,r .sHsrIHE Tor tr1nsplwl
&C.. r .a Xeliarl.L Col. W. g.
''t .Igulrpra. stan. band, nom
rau and seven COM
1870 La fh arfi Tennessee regiment
Is' e.mbif ~ officers ls limited TO-
AMY M lrl m.n Co. $780, lhc Voc We.
sf HI gun 90 take on hr irelkn..'
ln.t.I .hr Pacific 1irCci wharf,
e. may l.l sunday.
m. grand jury. Oakland, Cal. made
BIZ. rrs Thursiay afiUrf 11n. " wa.
..rrft1rli. gharE.rg lrrcEuafNiOH on
thr most fragrant Kind. A charge NA'
TIig mas thrk r, Thwht,a' i1n
f.I hId nluluCuiiy drawn ABOUT
luH1 from iha county ifgA.aIl ~
anE the amluuH 1t h's W. ,ii ...'
%. vas uifU1uaph. IN o. iih.tipi -
t,n..'a office under sraHk 10 WIS
~. shHrE.f ihat th0rr were ON MIN
Il. ..I.fi. ,irItlof of bills allowed hy the
gf....tHa The expenses 10 she clui-
~ IL urinary wrfC found TO DC eN-
usays.
4e. san Frarciac, chronicle says.
AZ prIHIit r.sklu muai stand ifIA'
~. Ia fhr superior couf 900 ,h' ch1rg
sf ,ts murder uf Mrs. John u. qua.
rirs % n.vUr. DfhWlrc. the gtAhi
tsry. 1f.f prolonged ErH IN, nos
,.t.I t5 IrI.et h.r. A. o u'cAek o.
~ ~ IaH0tmrft viii he prss'U %
Juirc %. Uf.U Tho 'Vid nee eoi'.t'
III h.r. ava lu Delaware was prgiti.'
"a 1. h. raud jury nud nutun vas
g.,.,.d NJ the request - Dsuotlvs
usvey. ,h1 mld ths he was anNlou.
!, rsilrn home lle now leaves tpi
b.svafr all rci1icct a. ihc opp3f'
tuuky.