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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-26
THE RALEIGH BARBECUE.
Many Welcome the Soldiers ENemp-
films Askch from Vim lrnW" law.

Many Welcome the Soldiers EVemp-
tions Asked from "Jim Crow Law.
RALEIGH. y. c.. April - Special. -
There were az least eco persons az the
state Fair Grounds yesterday az the bar
becue given by this city 90 the returned
Governors Guard II was fine affair.
The company which has returned from
cuba VIII at once return 10 the STATE
Guard. as will AN the other companies
There We're temporary organizations
which give place 20 these veteran ones
The whole State Guard VIII 80 INTO
camp I'm July. or else on practice marches
while all the naval reserves viii 80 on
Judge Tlmberlake decides In favor Of
the fusiOuist county officers IN Greene
county. though admitting that the Demo-
Gratis received a majority OF the votes
cast This fact was shown by q recount
ordered by Republican Judge Robinson.
The Democrats appeal 90 the supreme
The railways are strongly resisting the
reduction of the minimum carload OF
fertilizer 10 ten tons.
The separate car law FOR whites ana
black goes into effect June lst Inc
smaller railways are asking for exemption
from its requirements.
The reports era that tho stysy berry
shipments for the soutfth,fcfh counties
this season will be fully as large as those
stanford Nichols. a deaf-mute. brother
Of eX-Congressm John Nichols, died
here last night. only few hours before
his only son. "A corporal In the Governors
Guard. had arrived from cuba sick Mr..
Nichols was one OF the pupils under the
deaf-mute institution in this city. lie wa:
sixty-two years ola. ana was printer
There are now twenty-One smallpox pa.
tients I'm the pest-house here. and ninety.
i've persons who are under suspicion
are in the detention barn and tents.
The Federal Court mere began a seS.
sion to-day. There arc over one hundred
cases on the docket for Illicit distillins.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-26
SUICIDE NEAR DURHAM.
a Fourteen-Ycar-O Old BOY Takes Iaud-
anmm-ponuIar Teacher Resi2ns

DURHAM. y. c.. April &-Professor
W w. Flowers. superintendent OF the
Durham Graded Schools. has rendered his
resignation. TO take effect at the close Of
the present term. This step is taken to
enable him TO take post graduate course
az some Northern university.
A meeting OF the citizens OF Durham
has been called for tonight TO nominate
a Mayor and Board of City Aldermen
and also 10 organize the movement 10 Is
sus $1,000 I'm bonds 10 erect another
graded school building.
Trinity College commencement occurs
rure the Attn 10 eth. inclusive. Bishop
" w. Duncan, OF Spartanburg s. c..
will preach the baccalaureate sermon.
and bishop J. II. Vincent, OF Buffalo. y.
V will deliver the literary address. DR.
U r White. OF oxford WIFI deliver the
alumni! address
sam possett. the fourteen-yesr-old son
~ Newton Dossett. who resides IN the
county few miles from here. died early
YESTERDAY morning from the effects Of an
overdose of laudanum. Tho drug was
taken with suicidal intent.
There seems TO be mania ct present
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-26
BRUNSWICK INTERESTED,
Citizens Meet at Lawrcnccviiic ana
Elect Delegates to May Meeting.

LAWRENCEVILLE VA, April %
Special.-A meeting was held here to-day
10 send delegates to the May meeting IN
Richmond. Mr. n VI. Nebett was elected
chairman and Charles s. Borrow. secre-
tary. The following delegates were Sc
lected from the several districts: j. ID.
Elman, DR.. T. j. Taylor. Il. H. Seymore'
] w. Palmer. Charles 5. Borrow, Hugh
II. Baird, w. II. Connalley. Judge +. Il.
Buford. DR.. II. II. Syms, John A. Nal
lory. Or. w. X. Eel, John Phillips y. NJ.
Neblett. Ben Lewis. Dr. r. 5. Powell
John y. Nicholson and G. f. Kennedy.
The delegates were empowered to select
their own alternates. Resolutions were
adopted. providing that all citizens OF
the county. who are in favor of the cleo
ton Of United States senators-by direct
vote of the people. are requested 10 at
tend the meeting to be held in Richmond
on May 10th. and also that the election
OF delegates by this meeting is not 10 be
understood as excluding any other citizen
OF the county from attending the Rich
mond meeting, but simply to secure rep
resentation of this county in said meet
ing. and requesting each delegate to
use his efforts 70 interest his neighbors
in the movement.
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complaint was made as TO the cost OF
bread. which was then selling AT eibh9
cents a loaf. the same as last summer
although the price of Hour d much less
now General Henry says the price
should not bee over six cents pounu.
In the city OF San Juan, the price OF
bread is down 20 four cents. IL Is the
duty Of the Alcaldes. says General Hen
~. to reduce as far as possible the cost
Of the nccessaries of life and to increase
the tax on other articles. -.
General Henry says he found the pils-
on at Guayama very uncieahly, "hl4e
on the other hand. the prison az 'asua
was clean. although 1t was IN an oio
building.
The quarters Of the insular police and
appearance Of the men at San Isabel.
Guayama Caguas were also found 10 be
very good. and particularly so at the
last named place.
While the meals were good and the beds
clean at the hotels visited. the location
and dirty condition If the water-closets,
placed I'm or near the kitchens. as Is prob
ably the case IN many private dwellings,
ON the island. were most disreputable-
Until this sanitary condition is remedied,
General Henry informs the Inhabitants
OF the island that great discrcdit VIII be
cast upon the people. as Americans We"
such conditions with disgust. and their
recollection Of otherwise agreeable sur
roundings will 10 married by this unnat-
ural and disgusting practice.
". The habit Of delegations coming
10 san Juan az the expense Of people or
Municipalities. General Henry warns the
inhabitants. must be discontinued. All
applications hereafter are ordered IN be
addressed 70 the proper secretary. II a
reply Is not received. nor any action tax
on in a reasonable time he directs that
application should he made 70 the Gov
ernor General. stating what IS desired.
the fact Of inaction. and date Of apr -
Valuable time he says. Is taken up In
talking about matters that can only be
attended to in writing and by reference
To the proner secretary.
The work of building roads, taking
charge or the schools and fails. 80 rs 70
reduce the taxes Of the people will. ne
saws he taken up as ranidly as possible.
In the meantime an budgets VIII he re-
auced 10 the lowest limit honest econo-
nv nracticed IN an directions. and pa
tiencc exercised during the period NJ
transition between n military and civil
administration Of affairs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-26
ON THE TURF.
Two Favorites Won at Memphis. but
the Talent Suffered at Newport.

the Talent Suffered at Newport.
MEMPHIS. TENN. April 25.-Two fav-
orites were successful at Montgomery
Park to-day Summary:
First race-fOur and a half furlongs-
+. W. Brode q 10 j. first. McMeekin Go
10 and 1 10 p second. Montevidean rs
TO Dthird. Time. So IA
Second receive furlongs, selling
Simon ID Is TO 81 first, The Pride % 20
and TO j. second, Ceildter % to j. third
Time, 1903 IA.
Third race-One mile and seventy
yards-salyarse & to u first, Moroni %
TO ] and TO u second, Branch (eVen)
third. Time las.
Fourth race-one mile-LeO Stanter @
10 u first. Sea Lion C to and to y
second, The Kentuckian g to y third.
Time, la.
Fif,h race-half mile. sellng-The
Laurel Is TO y first. Capron a to l and
10 p second, Hachmeister Is to u third.
Time. 20 IA.
sixth race-one mile and seventy yards,
seling-Kiss Me 90 10 - first Harbinger
4to and 3 to p second. Teuton g to y
third. Time, $50.
At Newport.
CINCINNATI. OHIO, April S.-The
talent got a hard fall at Newport to-day,
as i've favorites AID a number Of good
things failed to go through. Weather
threatening: track muddy. summary:
First race-six furlongs. seling-Car-
,otta G (even) first. The Geezer go 10
and 10 ID second. Hairpin a TO j third
Time. ILL.
second race-four and half furlongs-
indian Is to - first Talma q TO and
oun second. Paschal C to u third. Time
Third race-one mile and seventy
,,ords-Gold Fox q to - first Mizpah g
IN and OUT second, Nolandies a 10
third. Time, $50. $500,
Fourth race-one mile, selling-kathie
Nav q TO u first. Raeus Is TO and EVEN
second Hand 90 to u third. Time. l:4o.
rYfth race-six and half furlongs-
c,anzel a TO ID first. Juanaetta g to and
4 70 ~ second, Ethel Collins 90 tosD third'
Time. 1:26. ,, c,oro
Meoder 6 to y first BlenheIm GO to !
and 70 to u second. Eleanor Holmes z
10 u third. Time. 1:fs
Results II AGucduct.
NEW YORK. April 2J.-First receive
and a half furlongs.-Gaze 90 TO , hrst'
Tyrian 90 10 ] and 5 10 - secoho' Ne'"so
~ no - third Time, 1901 10
second race--four and o. half furlongs.-
Crfrn5 40 TO ID first GALES q TO and
: TO o second FrshShuysen q to y
third. Time. 81 20 x.,o.
Third race-about sevenn fnrlongs,,n -
Takanssse Is to y ART, CharehtHS - 10
. and TO - second, Danoith - 70 -
third. Time. 10, .,. ,.,uas
Fourth race-mile and seventy yaIros,a5
Concord g TO u FIST, Leando 20 TO ] ana
10 u second Dan Rice % 10 y 'hiru'
i Erin race~four and a half furlongs--
carierless Il TO 1O first, Pupil % TO .
and . to - second, Big Gun 10 10 - thlTu'
sixth race-six furlongs.-Sweet Caporal
Is 10 - first Emervescent q TO and . 10
~ second. Tut Tut (4O TO y thlId' lime
1.15 20.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-26
IN PORTO RICO.
General HeDry's Ordcrs-Some ReSu
Iation rs to Food and Sanitation.

1ItlOu Us W oOu anu
WASHINGTON, April 25.-Special.-
Assistant Secretary Of War, Mklejohn,
has received the following general orders
issued by Major-General Guy V. Henry,
Governor General Of Porto Rico:
l. In accordance with orders from thc
War Department, native products OF
Porto Rico purchased by the Commissary
Department for the use of the United
States army, are 10 be exempt from the
consumption tax.
ii. The War Department having for
hidden the issue Of rations TO Porto Ri
cans. commanding officers of posts are
authorized to prevent suffering among
the people in their respective localities,
by purchasing necessary articles OF food
at a rate not to exceed ten cents "a day,
Spanish money, for each needy person,
and to send the bill for the same 10 the
office Of Governor General for payment
from the moneys Of the island. General
Henry especially directs In this connec-
ton that geat discretion must be used
In CARRYING out his instructions, and that
aid must only be extended to those who
are unable to work or to obtain the
same.
III. Gen. Henry remarks that his recent
visit TO Caguas Cayey. Aibonite, Coamo,
Coamo Springs. Santa Isabel. Guyana.
and Aroyo. showed a satisfactory condi-
ton Of affairs. and that the people are
strongly in sympathy with the Ameri-
can methods and progress. At Coamo
Springs, he says. a most patient and
commendabe work is progressing in pro-
curing vaccine for the benefit OF the peO-
pie of the island. At some of the towns
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-26

SEATTLE. WASH. April 2t-Daily re-
ports during the latter part OF March
from the Governor-Generalo Of FormoSa %
the home office IN Toxic. Japan. an
nounced from 5000 TO 10000 new cases or
plague of which about 10 per cent re-
suited fatally
The scourge was most felt In the VI
cinity Of Taipeh and Tain. and there
seems little chance Of checking It's raw
ages al present.
The people OF Formosa are so sus-
picious Of their japanese conquerors that
they will not help in the sanitary meas
ures that have been taken TO check the
plague. From many OF the cities plague
victims run outside the city walls and
into the mountains rather than give
themselves up to the japanese physicians
Details OF the terrible butchery com
mitted by the Japanese army on their
recent raid through Southern Formosa
are beginning to reach Japan. 1t IS said
more peaceful citizens were killed than
bandits and as many as three hundred
towns were sacked.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-26

remedies. T. IS a totally new departure
in the cure Of blood and nerve diseases.
and cures where other remedies fail. be-
cause il embodies the newest invesuga-
tons into the source of these diseases.
And that is the reason why Paines
celery compound IS the most successful
remedy in the world.
The following letter from Miss Louise
Wolcott. one Of the officials Of tho Daugh-
ters of the American Revolution shows
the estimation IN which Paines celery
compound is held by persons who have
used b.:
New York Feb q. ls9e
Messrs Wells Richardson Co..
Gentlemcn.-HavIng for several years
been subjected 10 heavy strain on my
nervous system. and feeling utterly worn
out and discouraged. after consultation
with my physician. 7 began taking Paine's
celery compound and am only too glad
10 add my testimony % the many thous-
ands you already have Of its efficacy
IN rebuilding the nervous system. ! now
feel like an entirely different person.
Very truly yours.
LOUISE WOf NOTT
Were It possible 10 keep the Do, IS al
WAYS strong and IN calm working order,
few persons would know what 10 is 70 be
IN: but with tho changes IN climate
work and worry and the "shut-in' life all
winter. nervous disorders. more or less
serious. arc unavoidable. Paine's celery
compound should be in every household
that there may be no delay IN regulating
the nerves when they become irritable
poorly nourishcd and are wearing out
the strength of the whole body.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-26
A NEGRO SHOT.
Resisted Arrest by Two North Carolins
Deputy Sheriffs Near hinstoB.

KINsTON. y. c.. April alas,
Saturday night Deputy Sherins A.
J. Phillips and Harry c. wootten went In
the country about ten miles to capture
negro named Ben Coward. who escaped
fail here about six weeks ago.
They reached the house whore the ne
gro was about 1890 o'clock. Philips
knocked on the door while Wootten went
around the house 90 guard tho window.
The negro Jumped out OF the window
and tried TO make his escape. When they
attempted 10 handcun him he seized
Wootten by the throat with ono hand
and the hand with tho pistol WIN
the other but "a Phillips saw what the
negro was trying 20 do he shot the negro
through the lungs with S-calibre pistol.
Some one was Immediately sent 70 Kin
ston for a physician 70 dress MS wound.
1t is thought the negro viii recover. lie
was put in Jail some time ago for larceny.
Messrs Ia. T. Morton and Ernest H.
Dunn. who Joined the army last year.
and belonged 10 the First North caro-
lima Regiment. returned home this mora
ing
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-26
MINING FOR GOLD.
Operations Begun at the Mitchell NINE
Sbaor KILLING Dogs az Work

sheen Killing Dogs az Work
FREDERICKSBURG VA, April %
SDecial-The stOre-hOuse ana dWc"lu3 "a
Mr. Thomas Lee Bullock, situated NY tno
Summit. on the Richmond, FrederlcN
burg and Potomac railroad, IN Spoi's 81
Vania was destroyed by fire al an carry
hour this morning. Mr.. Bullock "ile alt4
children. narrowly escaped De4Hb ~ ~.
up. All their furniture was also utsli"y-
Ell. No Insurance. Origin OF the IRE uH-
The Boggs estate. in Spotsylvania coun-
" containing 92j acres. has been pur-
chased by Miss Hannah rawlings ana
Miss Anne BOggs on private terms.
The company Of Pennsylvania capitai-
lists who recently leased the Mitchell eold
mine i'm SpOtsylVanid county, nave neg Ill
operations, and are now sinking a smart.
MIR Ludwig J. Sacrey, who died OF can
Ger Of the liver at his home In Philadel-
phia Yesterday morning. was brother
If Mr.. George Sacrey. OF washington -.
G: Mr.. y. 5. Sacrey' OF tnls cry Messl
Robert. Lewis and William sacrey, OF
Phiiadelnhia, and Mrs. Sallie Goodwin, or
'N1ch excitement prevailed a few DAYS
ago in the Delos neighooTnood In Saro-
line county over a rumor tnat smallpox
bad broken out IN a family or colorea
neople DR.. r G. Holloway. the attend
inc phvsician denies the report ana says
It is only chckenpox. .,,, .,.,.,... .,,.oo
sheep killing dogs are SUI playing hdloc
among the sheep In King George county.
Mr. n c GRIMES, one OF the most pros
.'lro,,s ferrners in that county, has just
LOST seventeen lambs and sheep in one
Colonial Beach. on the Potomac, Is IN
dergoing marked improvements prepata-
tory TO the coming season. .,,.,.-
IL ali the surrounding counties politics
are running high. especially in STAFFORD
f>ing tieorse ana Caroline countle~- sell
dom i'm the history OF those counties nave
contests over local offices been SO agrees
s.ve and exciting. 81,
The house and lot on the corner OF
Hanover and Fair streets, IN Frederlchs-
burg. belonging 10 the estate OF the Iale
Policeman Martin Cahill. has been pur-
Chased BY Mr.. A. w. Embrcy Tor StlJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-26
VIRGINIA, 10; MARYLAND, 2.
The Visiting Team Narrowly ESCAPED
n sbutout at Chariot tesviile.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA April %
snecial.-The University Of Maryland mar
roxvlv escaped a shut out at the hands
-, virginia TODAY. the only runs for the
,.,si,ors being made in the ninth inning
., a home run hit over the left-held
fence by O'Donnell. sending in Alexander
ahead OF him.
Pinkerton pitched a steady game for
virginia allowing but three hits. He
also did good work with the stick. Sc
curing a home run and a three Dagger.
FOR the Marylanders. NJ. Whitehurst,
al second. and Alexander al back stop.
carried OF the fielding honors. Wills and
Curley did tho best work Tor Virginia.
The score.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-26
A MOUNTAIN FIRE.
\ FARMERS Home Destroyed and the
Mountain Woods in Flames.

Mountain Woods in Flames.
BERRYVILLE. VA. April Especial
The residence OF Mr.. Vince Boyd, situated
near the line between Clarke and Jeffer-
son counties, on the Blue Ridge Noun
tains, caught fire from a defective hue,
and the house. together with tho barn
and an outbunding and contents, We're
totally destroyed. The fire from the
burning buildings it is supposed, was
communicated 10 the timber land on por-
lions of the mountain. which IS now
being swept by flames.
At meeting of the J. L. b. Stuart
Camp. Sons OF Confederate Veterans
resolutions were adopted binding the camp
10 assist the survivors OF the Clarke cav
airy in raising funds 10 erect a monu-
ment in the courthouse yard az this
place I'm memory Of those Confederates
from Clarke county who fell In battle
The Daughters OF the Contederacy ana
the camp OF Confederate Veterans are
also assisting the project About 500
has been raised. and the amount desired
Is about $1,000
Mr.. j. II. Bell. a prominent farmer re-
siding on the farm OF Henry Williams.
near this place. had his leg broken by d
fall OF a horse on Monday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-26
The NEGRO WON.
Joe Walcott Knocked Dan Creedon
Ont,n a Minute and Quarter.

NEW YORK. April 25.--Nearly COCO
sports assembled AT the LenoN Athietlc
Club tonight I'm the hope Of seeing rat
ding bout between Joe Walcott. the negro
boxer. and Dan Creedon, the Australian
They were matched TO 20 twenty rounds
at catch weights. but although Creedon
weighed fully twenty pounds more than
his opponent, the negro made short work
OF him. With a left and two rlght
smashes on the Jaw Walcott fioored cree
don thrice. The third time the Australian
went down he "was dead 10 the world, ~
and WalcOtt was declared the winner.
amid the cheers of his hackers, who won
a pot OF money on the result.
The bout lasted only a minute and nj
teen seconds. and as the opening mill
was ended with a Knockout also In the
first round. the club patrons had the very
unusual experience OF seeing two pairs
OF big boxers settling their arguments
"a about three minutes OF actual lighting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-26

meeting The services began on Sunday
and are being held twice daily.
An interesting case was before Judge
Christian. OF tho Corporation Court. this
morning i'm which Mrs. Eliza Rogers
sought through a writ OF haboas corpus
to recover possession Of her three children
They were in the custody OF her brother
in-law James Rogers. II seems that
when tho father OF tho children Mr..
Robert Roberts. died. he wlled all his
property. real and personal 20 his brother
James. and signihed I'm the 'will his de-
sire that the children be sent 10 an
orphan asylum. Mrs Rogers was then
left homeless and without her children.
She has since been well cared for by her
own family.
II was shown a the hearing before
Judge Christian that she was a proper
person TO have custody OF the children,
and the court restored them to her.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-26
Mr.. BEARD BETTER.
Tie is Able 10 Visit Lynchburg-An In
tesrstiny Habeas Corpus Case.

LYNCHBURG. VA. April 25.-Speclal.-
More seizures OF cigars from the Jacobs
factory at Lancaster. Pa. were made
here to-day by Deputy-Collector Nelson.
Eighteen or twenty thousand were found
to-day In the hands OF three jobbers and
one retailer. making 5000 seized here 10
date The cigars are OF the cheapest
kind.
Mr.. John p. Beard. sehrifr OF Amherst
county, has so far recovered from his
wounds received In the recent street duel
a. Amherst Courthouse. that he was able
20 visit his family IN this city on Sun,
day and this morning was on Main street
for a few minutes.
Rev. DR.. w. r. l.. Smith. Of Richmond.
IL assisting Rev. DR.. Mcconnell. pastor
Of the First Baptist church. In Q rsvivos
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-26
buckingham Candidates.

WHITE HALL. VA, April 25.-Special.
convention was held at the Court
house yesterday TO nominate Candidates
for the spring election. The following
candidates were nominated 10 succeed
themselves: =. a. Forbes clerk OF the
courts; jeff. Davis. treasurer; William
Williams. sheriff; +. w. Huhard, COM
monwealths attorney: c. G. Camden and
Stephen Elcn commissioners Of the rev.
enue. The republicans will meet in mass
meeting tomorrow to consider the sit
uation, bat it is thought that they viii
not put up full ticket.
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Quiet Politics.

LOUISVILLE. April 2i-Onieials and
employees of the Kentucky Distillery and
Warehouse Syndicate must Keep out OF
noIitics. The PREJUDICE against trusts Is
Very great i'm Kentucky. and 1t Is not in
tended that It shall be Increased. rep
resentative OF the syndicate said to-day.
I'VE recognize that the slightest move
on our part which might appear 70 We
r,txinaY nm In noiifics would be very poor
policy. our plan is to let politics, in all
branches severely alone. All oniciais OF
our company who hold political positions
of any sort in the State must resign, thus
avoiding even the appearance OF inter-
meddling. Hands of" Is our policy
New York Sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-26
MR.. MARTIN GOES
TO LYNCHBURG.
CONTINUED from First Page.)

+. Dejarnctte. 7. T.. Dickerson. T. Il.
Lacy. j. II. Collie. w. b. wilkins, s. l..
Adams. +. r. Hardie. X. J. Tuck. W. NJ.
Palmer, r. l.. Dejarnette, Wood Bouldin.
and a. V. Womack.
This action was taken not for the pur-
pose OF binding any one. but solely In or
der to insure a representation from Hal
flax to meet with delegates from other
counties to discuss matters for the best
interest OF the people, relating to the
method OF selecting United States sena-
tors.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-26
GO0CHLAND REPUBLICANS.
Mako One Nomination and Endorse
Other Candidates for Comfy Offices.


GOOCHLAND. VA, April A-Special.-
The Republicans of this county met in
convention here to-day. \ committee was
appointed to recommend candidates for
the various county offices.
The committee first recommended the
nomination of X. n. Turner, the present
incumbent, for treasurer but this gentle
men declined TO become a candidate. They
then made the following recommendation:
That we endorse for treasurer. W. \.
RansOne; that j. NJ Turner be nomi-
mated for Commissioner of Revenue; that
X. d. James be endorsed for Common
wealth's Attorney; that r. A. Trice be
endorsed for Sheriff; that William Miller
be endorsed for clerk of the County and
Circuit Courts.
The report OF the committee was
adopted.
After the adjournment of the conven-
ton the delegation Of Lickinghole District
held meeting and nominated Sharach
Mealey (colored) for supervisor.