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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-23

terday listened 70 a number OF echoes from
the General Baptist Conference ri Louis
vile and the members commented favor
ably upon the plan for increasing the
missionary fund twenty-five per cent
The Baptist ministers annual picnic was
discussed and Revs. Il. G. Henning. J. T.
f.outhan. and @. NJ. Daniels were APP
pointed a committee 10 arrange for the
outinn at Forest Iiill Park June 18th
SUNDAY SCHOOL REUNION.
The Second Presbyterian church was
filled Sunday afternoon AT o'clock
by a bright and happy throng OF chill.
dren who listened closely TO the addresses
OF the Rev. Mr.. Jacobs OF Columbus,
Miss. and the Rev. NJ. c. Hutton. OF
Texas. and Joined heartily I'm singing
some OF their favorite hymns led by the
Covenanters.
The occasion was the annual mass
meeting OF the Presbyterian Sunday
School Union Of Richmond and vicinity.
In the pulpit were the speakers and
Rev. Or. Cannon, moderator Of the Gem
eral Assembly; Rev. Donald Guthrie.
Rev. VIM. s. Campbell. president. and
Mr.. William A. Price, secretary, OF the
Sunday School Union.
The statistical report for the year end
ing March 81, 1892 was submitted as fol-
lows:
No. on Roll Az. Atteh-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-23
WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION
The Efforts Of superintendent Boiling
Secured II for Richmond.

Mr. Charles Z. Boiling, superintendent
OF the Water Works has returned from
columbus Ohio. where he was In attend
ance upon the meeting OF the American
Water Works Association. lie reports a
most pleasing meeting. and one from
which much valuable information was de-
rived
il was through the efforts Of Mr.. Boil
ing and some Of his Southern friends that
the association decided 10 meet IN this
city next year. Although Cincinnati
made fight to secure fl. when the vote
was taken an Of the delegates except two
voted for Richmond.
The association will meet here in the
early part of next May. There will he
from goa 70 go delegates. accompanied in
many cases. by their wives and daughters.
The fame of The jefferson has reached
the members Of the association and they
are anxious TO visit It. but more anxious
TO see historic Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-23
MARRIED IN FULTON.
Mr.. Barker ana Miss O'Connor Made
Onc--IoSt Two Prizes

Mr. j. Eddie Barker and Miss Nellie
OCounor We're married az 1880 O'Clock
yesterday morning in ST. Patrick S
church Rev Father McKccfrv Ohiciat-
ing I'm the presence of number OF
friends Of the pair.
AT the conclusion Of the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs. Barker left for Washington and
other Northern cities.
The groom is a well-knOwn young man.
and has for some time been connected
with the wholesale house of Davis &
Atkins
Mrs. Barker is a charming young lady.
She is a daughter Of the late Mr.. Thomas
O'Counor
James Walters who S. engineer at the
plant OF The Richmond Guano Company.
was quite painfully hurt Sunday even
ing Two Of the fingers OF his right hand
were caught in the machinery of his en-
CINE and cut of.
He received medical attention and IS
now doing very we'll
Children's Day was observed Sunday
a. Denny-Streot Methodist church. There
was a very large attendance. Forty con-
versions were reported.
Rev Mr.. Crawley. OF Manchester
preached 90 men only az Denny-S'reet
church Sunday afternoon. His congre-
cation was very large
Both services at Fulton Baptist church
were well attended
Mr. james = Grady has gone north
for a ten days trip.
quite a large number OF people passed
through Fulton yesterday on picnic bent.
fully thirfy-four horse vehicles loaded
down with merry children. ladies and
gentlemen. passed down Williamsburg
avenue 10 Osburn turnpike.
Probably the largest crowd which pass
"a was Grove Council OF Junior order 81
American Mechanics with their wives and
children They were en- route Cor Chat
fms Farm. "Chafsworth"
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GREAT MUSICAL TREAT.
The Testimonial to Mrs. Durrett at the
y. VI. C. \. To Night.

The testimonial benefit tenedcrd Mrs
Llhbie Mo0att Durrett the popular con-
tralto of All Saints church choir by her
friends will take place this evening.
Tuesday. May I'D. al the Young Men 8
Christian Association Hall. the following
programme will Doe rendered. which is one
of the most entertaining that could DE
arranged for am evening performance.
Part I-Selection. Lucia DoniZcttD
Old Dominion SeXtette-Messrs John
Tanner. John Dorset W. II. Boschen
Harry Francisco John j. Reinhardt. and
sam Cr0wder. Soprano Solo. Happy
Days" fStreictzkp. Gussie Reinhardt:
Violin Obligato. by Miss Annie Louise
Relnhardt: Violin solo. Romano"
(Svendsen). Miss Annie Louise Rein
hardt. Duet. Tenor and Baritone.
"Excelsoir." (Balfe). Messrs. Boschen
ana Cardoza: Male Quartette. "Still. still
with Thee" (Gerrish. Messrs. Cunning
ham. Hobson. Cunningham. and Lehman.
Part II.-Chorus-(D MY Love is Like
"a Red. Red Rose" (GarretD. b). THE
Sands Of Dee" (Macfarem (c). a Spring
Song" RinsutD-members of the We'd
nesday Club. Alto solo. "Brindisi." Lu-
cretie Borgia DorizettD. Miss Margery
Knowles. Violin Solo. "Andante." Con-
certo. minor. Mendeissohnl. Miss Annie
Louise Roinhardt Tenor Solo Love Is
Dream" CCOwenl. Mr. j. W. Tribbett:
ouartette. Good Night" OTlotowl-Mrs.
Jacob Reinhardt. Mrs. Eugene Cloves,
Mr.. Moses May. and Mr. Cardoza.
Seats can be reserved at the Young Mems
Christian Association Hall by paying
twenty-five cents extra,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-23
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond ;
Citizens and Other Matters.

Or W. q. Nunn. OF West Point was IN
the city yesterday
Miss Martha Black is quite sick at her
residence, on Denny street
Mrs Chas. Steel returned 10 the city
Yesterday after a visit Of several weeks
10 her former home i'm Baltimore.
The regular meeting Of the Confederate
and Memorial Literary society VIII be held
an the Museum tomorrow at y o'clock.
The funeral of Nj Francis r. LENA
surfer took place from ST. Peters Ca
thedral al 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
There will be a meeting of the Rich
mond Lyceum for the election of officers
ut the jefferson Hotel tonight at SI5
o'clock
Miss Romina Thompson, Of Raleigh,
y. c., is visiting her brother. w. H..
Thompson. 40 north First street.
Miss Ellora Chaplin. who has been ex-
tremely iu at the Virginia Hospital has
grown better I'm the last three days and
showed marked improvement yesterday
Mr.. George Lee Elicit. a prominent far
mer of King William county. died May
18th and was buried in the family bury
ing ground. near MS home.
The Junior Hollywood Memorial Assoc
citation will have an important meeting
this afternoon at o'clock at Lee camp
Hall.
Dr. James Nelson. president of the Wo-
mans College. who has been confined 10
his home for some weeks with carbuncles.
IS much improved in health and Was able
10 be- out yesterday.
Miss Emma v Shepherd. Of Richmond,
and Miss Marie Y. steele OF Peter burg.
left yesterday for the Peace jubilee as
guests of Mrs. A. b. Hill. Washington.
u. G.
The Granite Cutters National Union OF
Richmond has been called 20 meet at New
Market Hall. Sixth and Marshall streets,
tonight at s o'clock.
Mr. Pompey Gathrght the well-known
carpenter who took rough on rats on
Friday night died on Saturday evening at
. o'clock. His remains were taken % his
late home on the Nne-Mile road I'm Hen
rico and will be buried from there.
Rev Dr. and Mrs Givens Brown
stricker have Issued cards 10 the mar
rage OF their daughter. Miss jamie Jun
kin. TO Mr. George Hutchinson Denny on
Thursday. June LIST. at noon. at the
Union Theological Seminary.
Richmondrrs ii, Now York.
NEW YORK. May 22.-special.-M. l..
Hofhe-mer T.. Whitlock and wife, J. J.
Grand Union r. r. Merritt and wife.
Everett: ". 2. Nichols ST. Cloud: T..
Raab and wife, Holland l.. f. Thayer,
BarthOldl.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-23
TRAVELLERS BACK.
Virginia Delegates 10 the Meeting at
Louisville Returned Yesterday.

The Virginia delegates TO the Travellers
Protective Association returned from
Louisville yesterday morning after a most
pleasant trip
The Virginia bows were handsomely re-
ceived and entertained and are singing
Louisvlles praises.
Mr.. Joseph Wallerstein made an adj
dress at the opening Of the convention,
which was well received. and Mr. Hill
Montague made a strong appeal for Rich
moud as the next place OF meeting.
Colonel John $ Harwood was reelected
chairman Of the National Legislative
Committee I'm making his report for
1895 80. Colonel Harwood dwclt az some
length upon the influence and effects OF
combines and trusts.
New Orleans WAS chosen as the next
place Of meeting with Richmond close
second on the vote.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-23
RnnfhInck Ennnd Dcn1.

Officer Folkes. of the First district.
found the body OF a young negro boot
black named Manuel shaw IN the wood
house of the vacant house No. 2l7 north
Seventeenth street Yesterday afternoon
shortly after o'clock.
DR. W IT, Taylor. the city coroner.
was notified and made an examination of
the remains. but from the mcagre in
formation obtainable was unable 10 de-
eide what was the cause Of death. He
died from natural causes however. which
were probably dissipation md exposure.
The boy has two aunts living here who
will attend TO his burial
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-23
old point Comfort College.

IT,. dedication OF the new college build
ing OF the old Point Comfort College.
which Is under the charge OF the Aaver.an
Brothers. will take place al Fortress Mon
roe May a0th.
solemn High Mass will be celebrated 81
10 o'clock 4. NJ. lunch will be served at
l. o'clock and there viii be an entertaif-
ment by the students az 1890 o'clock
The cars 20 Buckroe Beach pass the
gates II the college.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-23

W. Bush. who has been Mr.. Whartons
leader OF singing FOR years, arrived last
night and took charge Of the music. Tho
workers are IN charge OF Dir. a. +. COW
eny and Donald Mccall
These services are purely eyengellstic
and non-denominatiOnal Mr. wharton
asks that the public generally VIII coma
and Join heartily In the work. lie has
invited the members by personal letter
one and all and hopes for a great re,'-
val
There Will be services tonight begin
ming promptly at 5 o'clock.
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Grand Total. q $40 o. $3.50 90 sl.409 %
CHILDREN. DAY SERNlCES.

Sunday morning at n o'clock chill
dreu's Day was celebrated at Clay-Street
Methodist church and tho edihce was
crowded. on the lower fO0r as well as in
the galleries The interior Of the build
Ing was very tastefuliy decorated and the
entertainment was a complete success in
every respect.
The programme arranged for the occa-
sion by MIR NJ. BEDFORD. the superintend-
ent of the Sunday-school. was very in
tercsting and contained musical and lite
rary features including recitauons by the
children of the school. which were well
rendered The collection which was taken
up for the benefit Of poor Sunday-schOols,
realized handsome amount
The only drawback of the celebration
could be found I'm the fact that Rev. Air
Rawlings. the pastor OF the church was
still confined 10 his home by sickness.
Childrcns Day exercises took The place
of the regular services at Centenary
Methodist church Sunday morning. There
was am interesting programme and ap-
propriate remarks We're made by Dr.
Tudor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-23
IMPORTANT ORDINANCES.
Prohibiting the Throwing or Fruit
Skins and Feelings on the Street

Major Ben T. Howard. the chief OF PO-
ice has had printed on card board copy
81 the city ordinance 10 prohibit eNpccto-
skins or peelings upon the Sidewalks or
IN the floors of street cars. public eleNa-
tors and public halls These copies will
lie distributed all over the city 70 be put
In consDicuous places for the Information
~ the public.
The ordinance was introduced in the
Common Council hy Captain Morgan K.
Mills. adopted by both branches or the
atv Council and received the signature
~ Mayor Taylor on April Goth. II reads
a. follows:
10 IL ordained by the Council Of the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-23

city Of Richmond, I. That it shall be un-
lawful for any person 10 eXpectoratc
upon or throw fruit skins or peellngs on
the sidewalk or Hoors OF street cars pun
Any violation Of this ordinance shall
.,-btcct tho offender to a fine OF not less
fGan two or moro than five dollars:
g. II shall be the duty OF me Chlet OF
noetcd In conspicuous places in all street
Ears nublic elevators and public halls.
4 All ordinances or part or ordinances
insofar as they coniilct win TINS. ordl-
nance. are hereby repealed.
Z This ordinance shall be in force from
{fs massage
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-23
[;IIIII,I.lL|..alEl!T''
"a Speciality.

Primary. Secondary. or Tertiary sly
mills permanently cured In Is to 80 days
You can De treated at home for the same
price under same guaranty. II you prefer
To come here we will contract TO pay
railroad fare and hotel bills. and no
charge IL We fail 10 cure. III you have
taken Mercury. Iodlde Potash. and still
have aches and pains Mucous Patches in
mouth Sore Throat, Pimples. Copper
Colored Spots. Ulcers on any part Of the
body. hair or eyebrows falling out, 1t is
this syphillitlc BLOOD POISON that we
guarantee to cure. We solicit the most
obstinate cases and challenge the world
for case We cannot cure. This disease
has always haffed the skill OF the most
eminent physicians. $4,000 capital be
hind our unconditional guaranty. Also
lutte proofs sent sealed on application.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-23

In the City Circuit Court Judgment was
rendered yesterday for the plaintiff
I'm the suit of Hines and Covington against
f. NJ. Moon. doing business under the
firm name of Moon & Co.. Cor S241.s5.
The attachment issued in the suit OF
c. 3 Wood against Percy r. Lyman
has been dismissed.
The suit of William b Wilson Jr..
trustee. against Richard L. Maury. which
has been pending ia this court. has been
dismissed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-23
DIR. Brown Returns.

Dr. A. @. Brown. Jr.. date Of tho ambu-
lance STAFF has returned 10 Richmond
from Clifton Spring, =. Y. he will locate
in Richmond for the practice Of his pro-
fession. re can be found temporarily NJ
70s west Grace street lie left his father.
the Rev. A. G.. Brown. al clifton Springs.
much improved i'm health
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-23
THE BIJ0U THEATRE.
Many People Turned Away from a
Very Good show.

As a whole. the bill given at the Biiou
last night was equal 10 any seen there
this season, and that Is saying good
deal.
The house was crowded TO the doors.
and not even standing room was OBJ
fainable shortly after the curtain arose,
many people being compelled TO postpone
their few hours OF pleasure TO some other
date.
The programme opened with 2 delight
ful sister act. Misses Katie Irwin are
Mamie Remington being the sisters
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-23

Mr. j. p. Mckee. OF Buena Vista. has
written a letter to The Tines 20 say that
Mr. La Verne r. Lawton. who was sup
posed 10 have been killed early m this
revenue officers IN North Carolina. IS
alive.
lie became separated from his party fer
some days, and hence the report
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-23
HankrIlut Case.

Chas. Franklin Ray. a blacksmith or
this city. filed q petition in bankruptcy
In the clerks office OF the L. ). District
Court yesterday.
Liabilities. $3.50. no assets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-23
Mr.. ElLYS0N Is AWAY.
lie is Expect Back Before Wedncs-
dnN--cunfOr Martin.

state Chairman Enyson left the city
Yesterday morning on business mission
lie will not return before tomorrow. The
chairman did not issue the call for the
meeting OF the state Democratic Commit
tee before leaving
Senator Martin did not return from
Smithhcld yesterday. lie is expected back
to-day
The Senatorial Reform League has OPEN
ed headquarters I'm Rooms Nos. - and -
Chamber OF Commerce Building. ANA Nj.
L. q. Garnett Is in charge.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-23
Two Scholarships.

The Alumni Association o. the Uni
versity of Virginia will meet in the as
sombly room of the Chamber OF Com
merce this evening az g o'clock
10 elect two holders ~ scholarships under
the plan adopted by the Board Of Visi-
tors in June last
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-23

The funeral Of Nj John Lauer. whose
death occurred on Saturday night. will
take place this morning At 10 clock
from his late residence. No. 80 west
Main street. The remains will be in
TERED in Hollywood.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-23

r. VI. Turner. Lancxa. j. NJ. Wright.
Equity. and Lyon O.. Tyler. Williams
burg. are a, Murphy s.
Thrty-dve or forty Nirginians. mostly
excursonists from Southslde counties
are registered az Fords.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-23

Capt. Angle Of the Second Police Dis
trict. Is on leave or absence. aud is Wis
lung Washington and Baltimore
While he is away Sergeant Cosby Will
act as captain.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-23
Wharton Meetings.

Or. Wharton preached TO small crowd
at the Auditorium last night on account
e the disagreeable weather. Prof. T..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-23

Governor Tyler made flying trip 70
Washington yes erday. He left here In
the morning and returned In the after
noon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-23
Kichmondcrs il Now York.

NEW YORK. May 22-Speclal-M. l..
Hofhe-mer. T.. Whitlock and wife, j. J..
Ieake. Hoffman: +. r. Dow and wife,
Everett: ". ?. Nichols. 81. Cloud +.
Raab and wife, Holland. L. f. Thayer.
HarthOldl
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\ ROBBERY.
A Miscreant Enters Travis Wilson's $
 Hcme on the Warren Road.

Some time during Sunday night a miscreant entered the home of MT. Travis Wilson, who resides on the Warren road about two miles south west of this city, and stole s4J in cash from Mr. Wilson's trousers pockets.
 Mr. Wilson did not krow of tie robbers visit until this morning. He awoke and found Lis clothes piled in one heap on rear porch. He telephoned to Constable Stewart in this city and Deputy Constable Frank Stewart geLt to that place with his two fine blood hounds. lie left this city about seven o'clock.
 Up to the present writing Mr Stewart has not returned and it is supposed he is on the trail of the guilty party or parties.
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BEN WILSON WILL DO SER VICE IN THE PENlTEN-
 TIARY.
MURDER IN 2ND DEGREE.
He Killed Andrew Williams With An Axe on March 9th,
 1899.

Ben Wilson, she young negro boy who killed Andrew Williams,a a negro man aged 46 years, with an ax while working on the Monticello road two miles from this city March 9th, was sentenced in the Circuit court this morning to 21 years hard labor in the State penitentiary.
 Wilson is only 16 years old aud to our knowledge he is one of the youngest murderers ever sentenced from Jefferson, county.
 When arraigned this morning in the Circuit court he was informed by Judge Grace that the States at torney mad decided to reduce the in dictment from the first degree which makes death d penalty, to murder in the second degree.
 Wilson said he would plead guilty to the charge of killing Williams, but stated that he did not intend to kill him when he struck him.
 Judge Grace then read the sen- tence to the youthful murderer.
 He informed Wilson that if he behaved while in the prison he would doubtless be let off with sev- eral years of his sentence.
 Wilson will be taken to Little Rock in Q few days.
 Prosecuting Attorney ". B. Sor- rels represented the State, and H. R. c. Foster, the defendant,sin the above case.
 Ire court then adjourned until Wednesday, morning at nine o'clock
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
For the Week Ending April 1.
 1899.
(From Byington's Daily Report.

DEEDS.
 Henry Parker to w D. Westall, lot s, b I, Rogers addition, consideration, s10O.
 G. F. Hendricks to ". D. Westall, SC ne ?, 7, 10, slO0.
 Jno Hendricks to Josephine Hestand, SC ne ?, ', 10, $500.
 Wash Jones te ". J, Lawhorn, wig ?, 3, II and chas, consideration s3Oo J S. Wilmington to W. s. Pace, pt l g, 70 S5 II, Moore's addition, considera- ton, $500.
 L. D. Wilder to T. J. Carr, WI 9 m IA, 31. II, consideration, s100
 II. A. Mccoy to NJ. Cans. lot ? x 3. blk 2, Snipe's addition to Tucker, con sideration, $50.
 F. C. Bridges to T. N. Steele. jr., 112 nv P, 4, ', consideration, s200.
 F. E. Flanders to Julia Altheimer. s1-2 SC T, '. 27, consideration, 4.7o. ". D. Jones to Eva Kaufman, n1-2 SC r, ', 7,s4.7O.
 Wm. Burke to E. B. Smith. lot r. block F, Whites addition, considera- tion, s2o0.
 E. S Aldridge to J. M. Oracle. s1-2 SC, 6 Ss and w1-2 and De and n1-9 II. nv 12, $500.
 Mrs. M. A. Bell to ". ]. Shelby, SC nv 16, 4, $50.
 Alfred Pointer to E. E. Bloom, n1.2 l 3, Allis addition, consideration $50. Nose Graham to H. Stokes, wig. ne 6, 4, 4, 10, II, Sl50
 Andrew Groves to Il, Stokes, lot IL, 16, 1, 10, S70.
 Edward Hall to II. Stokes, SC nv 5. 4, 10, $50.
 SUITS FILED CIRCUIT COURT.
 Tete Harris vs. the R. Nj. Knox e.. s1,15o.
 J. I. Porter Lumber Co.,, vs. F. Ken dall, ct al, s85, ,o00.
 I. ]. Boaage vs. Maggie Keely, pos session lot 9, b ?, Johnson's addition. P. B, Light and Water Go. vs. II. A. Mccoy, for writ of mundamus. F. C. Bridges vs. II. A. Mccoy. order directing the sheriff to use specific city warrants in payment of taxes.
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SHOT ID KILL.
Cornelia Philpot. Black Damss'
 Shoots at Q Rival.

Sunday afternoon CorneIia Phil. rot, black damsel, went to a cab in h the rear of MT. Nose Solmson's home on West Second avenue, and which is occupied by Carrie Bay less, wLo cooks for Mr, Solmson, and pulling revolver fired at her ex-friend with bad aim.
 Mr. Solmson, who was at home at the time, ran out to investigate the trouble and found Cornelia with the smoking gun in hand ready to shoot again. He wrenched the pistol from the wcnan's clutch and she ran from the premises.
 The cause et the trouble could not be learned, but it is supposed that a man was in the case.
 Cornelia was arrested this morn ing by Deputy Constable Currie and was later fined $5 and costs for dis turbing the peace.
 The ball cutsthe Bayless woman's apron in two but fortunately she escaped injury.
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LEAVE THIS AFTERNOON.

The committee appointed by President Fox, at a meeting of the Commercial League Saturday night, to present the new Anti trust Law amendment, and to request the Leg lslature to authorize public vote on the bill exempting taxation from cotton and woolen factories that will do business in our State, aud al- so the bill relative to cities issuing bonds for public improvements, leave this afternoon for the Capital city. The committee is composed of Messrs. L. Roth, Isaac Dreyfus. s. c. Alexander, M. W. Taggart and R. c. Wilkins.
 They will be accompanied by Sec retary Ed Russell, of the Commer- cial League.
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We doff our hat to the editor of

We doff our hat to the editor of the Memphis Scimitar for the fol- lowing kindly mentions
 After very severe aud dangerous illness of six weeks duration, Editor J. ". Adams, of the esteemed Pine Bluff Graphic, is again aole to be back at hls post of duty, and the many readers of that always brigbt paper will rejoice with his friends of the press generally to learn ttls.