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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-11-10
Dogs Growing Weaker.

Experts agree that the life of dog
is shortened by close breeding and eX-
hibition and that we are gradually
raising dogs that will not he so long
lived as the semiwiId mongrel types.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-11-10
Don't Risk Your Life.

Many of your friends, or people
whom you know of, have CONTRACTED
consumption, pneumonia or other
fatal diseases by neglect of a simple
cold or cough. Foley's Honey aud
Tar. a safe, sure and pleasant cough
medicine, would have saved them.
1t is guaranteed
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-11-10

The best thing to be done when evil
comes upon US is not TO resort to lam
eDtation, but 10 act; not to sit and
suf:er, but TO rise and seek the remedy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-11-10
THE TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

CHICAGO ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC
- Railway-Tickets can be purchased or
baggage check ed at Il L Il =. Twentiet street
depot. or c.. r. I. & Il. depot, corner E1fth ave-
nue. and Thirty-iirst street Frank ID PUN
mer. agent.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-11-10

on chilly evening is bright CRATE
fire that radiates comfort and attracts
the fam ly circle. We have the finest
camel coal for CRATE fires or for par
Tor stoves, before it is time to start
your furnaces. Let us fill your bin.
1t kindles more quickly, gives
more blaze and holds fire much longer
than any other coal. and has not a
partical of dust or dirt about it, and
at our price of s. per ton, it is cheaper
than soft coal. Try it.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-11-10
TRAINS

arrival. Departure. daily. except Sun
epaOuc 1913
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-11-10

Passenger trains leave C.. r l. & y. (MOine
avcnucJ depot five 90 minutes earlier than
time given. Trains marked daily, all OF or
trains daily except ; Unday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-11-10

BURLINGTON ROU Tee. Z. s: Q. RAIL
II wJy-DcDOt First avenue and Sixteenth
street. 4. J Young, agent.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-11-10

:. EAST. WEST
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-11-10

(uICAGO. MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL
- railgsag-LIa Racine q South western Division
-CepOf Twcn ierh street. between First and
Second avenues " W Breckit rGge, gent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-23

John Ciito. Daniel Haley. Cameron Iau-
MISTER Thomas Davis.
A.u.m CIass.-sIyer medal for progress.
Clarence Nackey
Good Conduot-Thomas Brennan. Henry
Burke. Walter N0t. Clarence Mackey
William Lyons. John Hogan.
Roll OF uon0r-L observation-disclosures
Mackoy. Henry Burke. Thomas Brennan
Lawrence Wittkamp Elmer Rivers Wal
ter MOTT. William Whluock. William
Lyons. Edward Hogan. Andrew Cava-
nlugh. Virenius Cancpa. Raphael
Gicimo, Daniel D0nayau Gregory Law
less Luc.an Pcry0ruet Francis Powell,
William Dn0y Edward Johnston, John
Hogan James Jones. Alfredo GAAo
H. Division james Walsh. Francis
Wilson Maurice Griffin Kenneth Cobb.
Bernard Wars. Leo Few.tor Julius Grass
berger, Alfred Ilulcher, A.onz1 Nerml-
lcra
Uf Division-Phiin Daie1ndr0. Eugene
Griffin. Louis K0n.g. Henry Williams
Casper Deadly. Albert Bann.s ter Coleman
Costello, Lawrence Moore. Charles Will
moth Loe Dreamer, James Williams.
Amandus Leboio.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-23
MORE LAND WILL
BE REQUIRED
Railroad Companies to Institute Con-
demnation Proceedings.
THE UNION DEPOT SCHEME.
Committee Representing the Two
Roads viii soon he Appointed TO
Arrange All the Details Of
the Nofk.

More real estate IS needed by the
cb,sapeake and OHIO and the Richmond
petersburg and Carolina Railroad COM
nar,cs for iho purposes OF their terminal
improvements than has already been
noueht and unless the property can DC
.,,alred privately. condemnation pro-
,sei.nes VIII Doe instituted
These companies have been unable so
lar 90 buy privately al Che property mat
IS required for their tracks. unless pui-
chasts can De- made within ue next Few
DAYS tho companies VIII 90 INTO court
ana institute condemnation proceedings.
Thousands ~ dollars worth or ieN
estate have been bought and decided 20
r.,resrnt4flyes OF tnc two corporations.
,luch more U.s. needed than was sup
posed before recent surveys were made.
TO ACCEPT CHARTER.
The directors OF the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway Company have not as yet
acccpted their charter A meeting 10Y
this purpose Will probably be- held 10 Ne"
York next Monday. AS soon as this char-
Ter is accepted the two companies VAL
APPOINT committees % conference on ans
for the proposed depot. These commit
tees viii meet here ana select the exact
location for tlo station contract win
some architect far tho plans and look aite'
the work Of building the depot
The renrosentatiyes Of the two compa-
MES wlu select trustee or trustees 10
whom VIII De conveyed The property Thar
win be owned jointly 10y the Chesapeake
and Ohio and Richmond petersburg ana
Carolina companies.
~.--ra esr..rarr ffnrN~n krrrr II
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-23
SEVERAL SENTENCES.
Imposed in Hcnrico County Court-Cy-
clone Samucls Qualities.

Imposed in Hcnrico County Court-Cy-
clone Samucis Qualities.
IN the County Court yesterday Joe
clayton. colorcd. was sentenced 10 five
years I'm the peu.tenuary for house
lrcak king.
Fritz Cra'ghni. white man. was sent
10 ian FOR twelve months for burglary.
Preston Miles. who was found guilty
o. murder IN the second degree Ia the
county Court Wednesday was sentenced
yesterday 20 eighteen years in the peni-
Tertiary
The county Court win adjourn Cor the
term to-day.
Constable IT. TT. Samuel qualified yes
torlav in the County Court. He celebrated
The event hy arrestng VIM. BraNton and
Europe Irwin. both colored. on charge
OF aegauitng r. G.. Gates hraXton was
fined 81 and costs and Irwin $40 ana costs.
ana both sent 90 f1il iu default of $500
bonds Co keep the peace FOR twelve
months Squire Lewis heard The case.
j.. B. Williams was fined 81 for allow
inc DIS cow 90 tresuass ON the property
OF T. O.. Evans
vs.. p. Frayser supervisor ~ Narina
District. IS improving rapidly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-23

nassers by might deposit waste paper.
banana peelings. etc.
On motion OF Mr. Burton. the vote was
resonsidered by which at previous rect
inr tho petition OF Mr. Valentine was re-
jc.ted. who asked 20 be allowed 10 place
tnish receptacles on the public streets.
Tile whole matter was then referred 70
D.. W T. Oppenhimer, the president Of
the Board Of Health Tor report who
WIS also requested 10 secure a cory n
the ordinance on that subject. when is az
present IN force in Washington.
After transactinc some routine busi-
ness OF minor Importance. the committee
40 Ournc1.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-23
C. and 0. Every Sunday Outing
TO THE SEASIDE
More Popular Than Ever.

The c.. and o. sunday outing train. WITH
O parior car. leaves Broad-sreet station
at $50 A. III. every sunday. only ONE
DOLLARto either old Point. ocean View.
or Norfolk. All three places can be visit
cd on a Norfolk outing ticket. making
a good stop at AN of them The c. and
o. outing gives longer time at the sea-
side than any other line. The bathing at
Od Point or ocean View IS splendid and
a dinner Of fish. oysters and crabs can
be had az "a reasonable price. The new
commodious steamer ocean View per
forms the ferry service between Old
Point and Wmo1ghby Beach. Buckroe
Beach reached by electric line from ola
Point. 10 stop between Richmond and
old Point Returning leave Norfolk
ocean View station. =. NJ; leave
ocean View, 7:i5 =. M.; leave Old Point,
T. NJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-23
PERSONALLY CONDUCTED TOUR
To Niagara Falls

Watkins Glen. Buffalo. Rochester ana
Geneva R0und-uip sl3 from Kichm,no
VIA Baltimore. Leave Richmond FRIDAY
June 90. 1889 via Southern Railway a..m
=. NJ, connecting with steamer Dan
VILE York River Line. az West Point
ana with special train from Baltimore
Camden station 9:05 4. NJ. SATURDAY.
July lst % which viii bee attached through
Pullman parlor cars. Stop overs will be
allowed On the return trip az Buffalo.
Rochester. Geneva Blrdette Watkins
GLEN. and Nlauch Chunk (Glen On0ko.,
Side trip 10 Thousand Islands. only $50
round-trip from Rochester T. Alexandra
Bay. Thousand Island. good FOR FIVE days.
not 10 eUreed limit or Niagara Falls
ticket. Tickets VIII be valid for return
trip eleven days from Richmond includ-
ms day ~ sale For ticket staterOomS
ard pullman ear reservations appiy 40
c. W. Westbury, Travelling Passenger
Agent Southern Railway. 20 east Nam
street; Richmond Transfer Company. gos
east Main street. Richmond; or address
Arthur g. Lewis, Southern Passenger
Agent 3. and o. railroad Norfolk. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-23


RIchmond-E r.. Eane and wife 90
AMMO y. FIRTH "a SIP feet on east side
0t Reservoir seroel between Chafn and
Beverly SLIGO.
George e.. Bureh decalseds admin s-
traitor t9 j. A. HcIsler Z ieat on west
side of Th.rty-thlri street, fi1 iaet norln
OF Marshall and - feet 0n west side
of TWanty-third street. a5- feet north OF
Marshall street. $780,.
Chewing So Roses trustees 90 Emma
j. Scott ID feet 0u north side of Pres
ton street. between Third and Fourth
streets. 500.
Z. b. Lewis and wife 90 trustee for
Ada II. Lewis and children premises
30. ~ j.. Leigh street love and aIca-
ton.
James w Honorans trustee to First
National Bank of Rihmond. H ieel eh
north side OF Nenab.e street. between
Buchanan and 1losby streets. also sd
feet az corner OF Nenao.e ana bucN-
annn streets. sleVl.
VIM -. and Alex II. Meyer and VIE
% Mary II. Lee Robert j.. Lee Jf., ana
G.. B. Lee. 43 l-l2 feet at southeast cor
ner OF Broad and Sixth streets. f-v''.''.
Sands and Howard special commis-
si0ners 20 Masonic Temple Association
Of Virginia IS l-3 feet on west al4e OK
sixth street between Main and CARY
$40.
Henrho- George +. Burchs admins
traitor 90 j. a. Heisier. 80 feet on east
side OF Thlrty-th.rd street, l5l o-6 rect
south OF Clay. 500.
George r. Burch's administrator 20
Isaac }. Wauersteln. 20 feet on east side
of Thlrty-thlrd street, q sc feet south
OF CLAY. $50.
A. n. Dickinson and wife 20 J.. A.
Poroms se feet on west Side OF Ma
tional road between Brown ana Lewis
streets. 80.
Montague and Grinnan special com
mlssloners % c. +. Sauer % i-H feet on
west side Of Twenty eighth street. 222A
feet north Of 5. $40.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-23
COMMITTEE ON HEALTH,
Trash Rcccptaclcs Were Once More
Discussed by the Members.

The regular semi-monthly meeting OF
the Council Committee on Health was
held last evening 80 room 40. D.. II the
city Hail There was considerable de-
lay before quorum could be secured.
and IL was nearly 9 o'clock when the COM
mittess was called 10 order. The follow
ing members were present: Messrs. Hob
son chairman, Cutchins, Burton. Glib
son and Neaie.
The payroll Of the department FOR the
past $50 KS was approved and NUM-
Der OF bills were ordered 90 be paid.
Mr. John +. Don Lelvy appeared before
the committee in advocacy Of his COM
muncation 10 the City Council. wherein
he asks TO be allowed TO place cans CT
galvanized iron on the sidewalks. where
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-23
REAL ESTATE SALES.
Several Houses Disposed of unGcr
Court DEGREES Mt Low Prices.


Under n decree issued by Judge Minor.
OF the Law and Equity Court. several
houses were sold NJ auction yesterday af-
tcrnoon by Messrs Pollard g. Bagby 10
bring about settlement of an estate
Tie two-st0rv brick dwelling 40 No. zoo
north Fourth street. containing -four
rooms. and the two-story brick dwelling
40 NO. ms south Cherry street. were pur-
chased by Sir Henry Wauerstein. the
former Tor 1855. and the latter ~ s725.
The two-storv brick building and store
80. 12 east Broad street was bought in
for the estate by ar. Louis IT. Metzger
fer $500 while the adjoining tw0-story
brick building and store. 80. 72Q east
Broad street. was purchased for the same
amount by Mr y. A. Guide
SIR. Charles A. Rose was TO have sold
yesterday afternoon under court decree.
the two-story brick dwelling No. 7oS east
Grace street. but as there was not q
sufficient number of bidders ON hand, the
sale had 20 ha withdrawn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-23
SEASIDE RESORTS
REACHED VIA 1HE
Norfolk and Western Railway
TBE ONLY
ALL-RAIL LINE
10
Va. Beach and Ocean View,

making close connection at Norfolk for
both points.
Tickets on sale from June 1st 600 Scptem-
Der 30th. good TO return until October 3lst.
1899. from Richmond 10 NirsuIa Beach. at
$40 for the round trip. For The p. VI.
train Fridays. both trains on Saturdays
and the morning train 81 Sunday round
trip tickets are sold at $3.50. e00d 90 Ie-
turn until the following Monday
For tickets. timetables and fun iu-
formation. apply to the Richmond Trans
fer Company e0 east Main street. b. 6.
Carter Ticket Agent Byrd-Street Station
OF al company Office. SN east Main
street. John y. Wagner. City Passenger
and Ticket Agent Q. H. BOsLEY.
District Passenger Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-23
nA>KrUrrcY Norrcr.



NOTICE CT FIRST MEETING or
CREDITORS.
In the Matter of No. o.
GEO j.. ANDERSON in
Bankrupt \ Bankruptcy.
~ THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES. FOR THE EASt-
Erin DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA;
To the creditors OF GEO p. ANDERSON.
OF the county 0f honuco and district
aforesaid. "a bankrupt.
Notice is hereby given that on the 18Th
day OF june. a. ID 1880 the said GEO. -
ANDERSON was duly aljudicafed hank
rupt. and that the lrst meeting 81 his
creditors viii bc held in my Offices, Ne.
29-22 Shafer Building (lcntn aud Main
streetsl. in Richmond AA, ou lae aTIf
DAY OF JULY. a. -. l>tJ. az in o'ci00k
iu The forenoon Hr WN.r.f IH rH .I
creditors may attend prove facir claims
appoint d trustee rNtinll. fA. l1n.InIt
and transact such other business AS may
nrooerlv come before said meeting
WA. n. WfCKHAN
Referee IN Bankruptcy.
June 81. 1890.
VIM. NJ. Flanagan. Counsel. ju23
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-23
Injunction nlssnIxen

Judge waddill yesterday issued a decree
appointing y. W. BOwc. Frank ] sut-
ton and Percy Gliun. appraisers. and s.
rectins John Dunlop aui Charles A.
Rose. trustees. under deed OF trust. 20
bankrupt.
TIE property is located In or near
ITocklAnd PARK The trustees wero en-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-23
THE ROLL OF HONOR.


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( Following s 1856 oi .H'e WHO "
/ fH. r'I ol hDN't-
Academy Colo n''7 Jolt
ei proficiency Omar L''
/ htlil I'D -.1 ai.ie.. .' .''l l'. '.
VILLAIN 81. -Hi+ '..I- ii'II,..
medal i1r rror d. l't--.'i' 't.
Na.sl gold medal INi 'Ill- ..ii N'
/ Francis Walsh. neA. .n "ri', For ,".
l' if.N'. li'.it Dr..
Donahoe
itoA ol tl'l''-L I.fI7''" I''. Do
Ion1hDe. Henry j. fil1it'lI. H. " .I TOD
d. tnn-. George lfnHir.ri, IiH
t0enL
3D. Division Francis "a.-H.
M.s-e. James 3. Enei-h John iia. A.
Gfru01d O.koele. Linus NiikahN Do
serh coT Thomas Leahor. John I'.." o..
Jum Marin. Charles Ahsrn. Charles l,'s-
g.es Christopher Cox clifton T. Ial..T
William hauu.s'er Francis MciranIsaan.
fuh.rto DONATE
Junior GLASS; silver medal for 9.o-
gross. D. Divisions Thomas NJ 'Iph}i
medal iof pi'-ie7-. lL i'.'i7.'I' '
Baldwin, SILVER me'ai Tor 'Hi'''''.'
thine. Thomas AiipNf N'Al u. A''-
Christian a''iilHe' J"AN N".'"-"'' ''-
eph Baldwin.
honorable Mention TOT D''l N'I..'-.
IHui hf-eA'u James L".N'i'
stuehue Felix HERBERT Louis
HlIcner John '.llAsher.
Ron OF honlr.-i DIVISION
n.'t IiN1'Ii' 7.'"'7'
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d. Division -J'-eph BALDWIN john
INofp. james ln'Ae., .r "ltpil'".'
john burnett, LOUIS hll-H.isi e'-A mere
bort. benjamin ~ iii-ilila' la"
Haley. John 'Ala5u danse'a lNiii''
A'ifelio 1an'la john ,luef 'H' i''.'l'
woody. Meifin JAWS ii'liIn i..i...'
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blss'h' Edgar Romance Ail'.l' M
iAitA. tHtiit. d"""s.v"' '"serb l'"".i'
Dominic btfiNAH' -licHt'i DaiN'dt,
James Duny. Thomas Ioolo' Alexander
hunce. William Jenkins James Anthony
John taFciis-
ll DIVISION. James )'h'li. Jonh lucA-
cr Maurice "al-i'N' J"hH 'osteIo. james
McDonouen feler hdnhi7.cf' Alphon7e
q Nen Leo DAVIS. LOUIS Hogan, Joan
Lyons. Harold. Naniman Walter Hulch-
err Thomas Myrtle. Joseph Bozzeih
intermediate Class.-SAyer medal for
prosress-John Murphy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-23

And Mountain Homes ON the Line OF
the Norioli, and Western RAILWAY.

Summer excursion tickets are now
on saic good 80 return until Oc.
tober 3D. 1885, with s,op-oyer privl
ieges at au stations. A descriptive pam
paiet. giving complete list of the resorts
and boarding n0us.5 along its lines. ls now
ready for Distribution and viii be mailed
to any address upon application For
tickets timetables and GUN Information
apply to the Richmond Transfer Come
pauy. 93 east Main street. b. C. Carter
ticket agent. Byrd-Sireet UnloD DeDot
or ar company Office Ss east. Main
street. John j.. Wagner. City Passenger
and Ticket Agent. g.. III. BOSLEY
District Passenger AGENT
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-23
Mr.. MEBANE RESIGNS.
HI Health Forces Him To Give Up the
Frederick sburg Church.

The resignation Of Rev 70. W Mebane.
y H.. o. pastor OF Fredericksburg Pres
bytcrian church was before The East Han
over Prcsbytery yesterday morning.
The church reluctantly accepted the re-
slenatlOn on account Of DR. Nebano's 90
health. and no was dismissed 70 Roa-
noke Presbytcry.
Dr. Mebane and his brother. DR.. W. ".
Sebane, vii take charge Of Cluster
Springs Academy in Halifax county.
Rev J. y. Smith. j.. D.. Rev. j. calvin
Stewart. and Mr. J. ~ Cuungworth
were appointed ana advisory committee TO
assist the session Of the Fredericksburg
church ga getting "a pastor.
Rev G.. n Campbell was moderator ana
Rev. G. n. Van Houien clerk Of the Pres
bytery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-23

joined from selling it on May 10th by
restraining order issued by Judge Wad,
dil on the petition Of the owner.
In the United States Court yesterday
discharges boz bankruptcy We're granted
in the matters of ~ Z. Boatwright.
Farmvile Va. and S Balkin, Wayary
Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-23
MAS0NS ENJOY THEMSELVES
Picnic at the Masonic Home a Great
success

The picnic given at the Masonic Home
yesterday was a very enjoyable occa-
sion. great number OF Masons and
their families were present and every
body had a good time
D.. f. y. CaEsch's address was received
with great favor and was calculated 90
stimulate tho fraternity 10 lis fun duty re-
gard.ng the care OF rs orphans He
spoke OF the order from n historic and
religious standpoint-hst1rc. AS having
its origin az the building % King Solo
mons Temple religious. in differing from
all sects and having no creed
lie concluded with an eloquent appeal %
the Masons Of Virginia 20 come 20 the
AID and support ~ this noble institution
The children entertained the visitors
with a number OF Rotations and ch0-
rlses. Music aud dancing were kept up
until q lato hour
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-23
THE POSITION OF
CITY CHAIRMAN
Mr.. Wallace is Opposed to Primary
in July.
He SEES NO REASON FOR IT.
\ Plan Fair To All is More important
He Says. Than the Date Meet
ing Of the john W. Dan
icl Club.

I ID rrf
t seated to.dsv II m an
! The opposition fo the carly urinary is
| apDarontIy making itself felt III is a
/ very active opposition.
The advocates OF the carly primary
+ have MADE % canvass OF The committee and
/ they say "a very decided majority OF the
I members favor making tbo nominations
/ m July. II As not likely that tho come
mitto, u,iu Ina ,o,,a,.5 ,.f.~. ,f,,4,,.
/ M. ,rr,,,',s.. ,,i,.t.,
.rh. .,.-1,,',.77. ...-..
"''h '"' UT '"i'' N
} ,''l'' nF"I 'I' july p.t'u'i5'
| Woulo prefer lhal me domination
P,' pune" ""'il octoDtF VI lu' O. ''ss
"' '''Ppo" uH"i atp'e'h'.I' '.I'
"a '"""i"alt Yesterday. bur, such "a thlN-
ls IIiHlIacucaple. We nave all been seek-
hs tne support OF the voters and u
would not do now 90 cease our efforts
until The election is held. Therefore J.
Cop one. am in favor az making the
nominations in July. IL would ho too
much of "a strain upor ns fo tpor rn tho
Gchf throo ro,nfrs ,onve~r
NIP 1vATr trr-s x-rr-v-e
cbairn,r rafllrs,, t,-,ii,[. ~ Tho l.ft,-
Central Committee made tho f.ff,v.ine,
statement last NIGHT.
.fn Wow of +hs recent Qualifications fn
regard I'm the nrobebrit,. a. .r ,,rus.i-
1iv early urinary election for the s,loc.
tion of Democratic candidates fo repre-
sent piebr,,,d oi.,. 90, ,,... Ir...... ~ r,.f.-
1'.l I'lsi llono Guy ln lne House oi D'.0-
~. w., mum '' i'i' ',. D' i'''li'
..porsor.il,. ti,...i. c''..,..,..- ..-,
mary v,Iu ro ea+,sfart,r,. 80 o. ,,,,,,,..,,
of the partv. hut confess tra+ This is
merely my roreoral Wow. and fhoro NAV
Doe other gentlemen in the committee
who hold "a different opinion. and who
! are better informed than + am as Cd The
wishes of the people we represent. The
rules of the committee provide chat the
committee may De called hy The chairman
whenever he deems DO proper. and must
'e eaiea hF hm upon The written io-
~. Hte i'e-np. NF p''Ai in-
-..t.-- .,l W. zee %
,.r.i som, ,i,,. -, t,....,
r,.6.e ,or,.i,.oI doc 49, ..-.,
wish I'm tbo commute tbst , ,o..ti-,
shan be hold earlier fnan Arrust to tau-
the matter over. shall NOT compei those
who differ with me 90 assume tha entire
responsibility Of meeting. but vu inn
mediatcly convene the committee. Put
NJ ...I ..H
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-23
BETWEEN
THE ACTS

is the name Of the orig
inal 10 for Ioc. little
cigars. They were an
instant success when
first offered to the pub
lie Il years ago, and
Notwithstanding the
many limitations and
substitutes that have
been made,
Between the Acts
Cor Acts" as every
body calls them now
are more popular and
sell more than ever be-
fore. All stores have
them, 10 for Ioc.; butwe
would prefer if you
have never tried them
to send you 80 for
soc. delivered frce).
American Tobacco Co..
SO7-5a9 ". 1ad ST.. Nev-YOfk City.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-23
Y.p. CHRISTIAN ENDEAyOR
RY wnY of d and o. Route.

Excursion tickets win be sold 20 Detroit
: Mich. on July 3. g. O. and 9Th at one
fare for the round-trlp via e. and O. rail-
way.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-23
IS NOT A CANDIDATE.
Mr. Julian Bryant Decides Not to Op
pose Judge Wit.

Mr.. Julian Bryant authorizes the an-
nounccment that DE will not be a caudi-
date for tie Judgeship or the Hastings
Court.
He made up his mind TO run few days
ago bat friends have persuaded him not
10 do so.
judge witt has now a clear field.