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Long BoucIe Coats.-$5.98

If there is little girl in your fam
lily, you'll find it to your advantage
and to her comfort and health to look
at these pretty, well made coats at
SIS. 90.
They'll never be put down again to
such price
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Bargain Table, West Store,

STANDARDIZATION and Eve
ming we give our Bargain Table over
entirely to the selling of a varied assert
ment of Mems Handsome, New,
Fresh Stylish Autumn and Winter
Neckwear :-25 Cents each.
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THE BOARD OF EDUCATION
REGULAR MEETING HELD LAST
NIGHT.

Meeting was a Very short Onc-Reports
superintendent and Finance Com-
mittce Given.
The board of education held a regu
lar meeting last night. All the mem
bers with the exception of Mr.. Jackson
were present. Mr.. Harmount reported
for the committee on buildings and
announced that the contract for put
ting in the iron ceiling in the High
school was awarded to the T. F. Ahearn
company. The finance committee made
it's regular monthly report and the to-
tails are as follows:
Receipts.
1899.
October 15-Balance ........ IS $3.50
October 27--J. N. Rowe, controller
special expenses. l,l0O.0U
November ii. N. Rowe. controller,
current expenses. :. :. .... 100000
Sac, 80
Expenditures.
Nov. 15-Current expenses. ... $35, 235. 90
Nov. 15-Special expenses :. :. 100000
Nov. 15-Free text books ...... 203.4S
Total expenditures. .......$ 37, 53S.4S
Balance. :. ............ 4,S93.32
SAC, 431. so
SUMMARY.
Total receipts January 1, 1899 to No
vember Is, 1897
Current expenses =. :. ...... 1910, 100000
Special expenses :. :. ........ 7,55000
Free text books :. ............ 7,30952
1924, S5o.52
Total expenditures January 1, 1899, to
November Is, 1899;
Current expenses. :. ...... 1905, 143.1S
Special expenses :. .......... 7,55000
Free text books. .. ....... 7,273.07
1919, $500
Balance. :. :. :. ......... 4,893.52
S324 S5g 70 |
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Christmas is very near!
Do you realize it?
Cloves.

Whether or not you need a pair
don't fail to see our glove offering
to-day. They are 70 Cents pair
Among this very interesting lot of
SIPS goods which we offer for-79c,
are two kinds.
Only hope they'll last all-day :one is
Superb Lamb Skin, two clasp,
strong, firm, handsomely stitched and
embroidered. They come in all the
new shades black and white as well.
The other is Fine Real Kid, four
hook, and comes in shades of-mode,
tan, reds, browns and greys.
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Alpine Hats, SO Cents.

An extremely correct Alpine
Hat, very English, and as to
shape absolutely all that is
smart, SO cents, put down from
$1.50. There are about rs dozen
of these, so If you have in mind
to get one come early on Satur-
day.
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Saturday Night As Usual In Our Room.
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RED STAR Line.

NEW NTWEKP-PAKIS.
Every Wednesday at ~ noon.
*Kensington, Nov. 29lFfiesland, Dec. IS
Noordland, Dec 6I*Southwark, Dec 20
sThese steamers carry Cabin and third
class passengers at low rates.
International Navigation Company
20 Broadway, cor. Rector street, N. Y; Peck
& Bishop 702 Chapel street, M. Zunder &
Sons, 253 State ST.. M. B. Newton, SO Or
ange st., 7. H. Pease y Son, 102 Church ST..
New Haven $50
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anne RICAN LINE,

FAST EXPRESS SERVICE.
NEW YORK. SOUTHAMPTON (LONDON1.
Calling Westbound at Cherbourg
Sailing Wednesdays at 10 a. M
st. Paul, Dec. 6lNew York, Jan. 5
st. Louis, Dec. hist. Louis, Jan. 1(
ST. Paul Dec. 271St. Paul, Jan. IL
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A Veil.

A Veil.
Yes Miss Economical you can
afford another new veil because
we're going to sell on SATURDAY
a stylish, open mesh with lsrge vel
vet spots-I0 cents. This veil is
a good standard Csc value.
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Neckwear Novelty.

Get one of these dear little stool
for S U N DA Y. They're o |
rs Cents.
Just few TO illustrate: one is of
Black Velvet in spangled effect; an
other is of Black Velvet, finished
with a folded band Of white satin; one
more kind is made of SHRED Silk,
edged with dainty ruche of moussel-
ein-de-soie. Colors are-cerise, pink,
turquoise, pale-blue and black and
white. Fully dozen styles in the
showing.
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Pure Linen
Handkerchiefs..9 Cents.

Simply to create Little S A T :
u r D A Y Flutter in the Women S
Handkerchief Dept,
We're offering One Hundred Doz-
en- All-Linen Hemstitched Handker-
chiefs, 4 and 4 inch hens for-octs.
The same at 12H cts have been
considered low priced.
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All Silk Ribbon, sc yard,

Is an inch wide all silk gros
grain with satin edge and a
MORE with fancy edge at cents
the yard. Heavy quality all silk
ribbon, made especially for
Xmas fancy work.
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Boys Jersey Legqins. Sc

From out Of our perfectly APP
pointed stock Of Boys Clothing
we've selected for a Saturday
special so dozen Boys Jersey
Leggins at SO cents a pair. To fit
boys from to years.
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Local Weather Report.
FOR NOVEMBER "a. 1889.


Forecast for New Haven, Saturday: Fair
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T&s1M1R @d5NNM BARGAIN u RsshM1g @h5ll9%
/. w. ~ 1872 HUMOR. " -V>%AV1
Formerly NJ BROWN Co. Formerly F. N. BROWN Co
Rah Rah Rah!
To Yale "ROOters"

interest the thousands will ribbons
souvenirs and take the Saturday. giving
our Bargain Table the door the the of
until after the game.
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Mems Cloves.
SpeCiaI..Men's Furnishing.

We announce a sale of 100 Dozen
Mems Natural Wool and Cancels
hair Half Hose at-I2Hc the pair.
Heavy winter weight and seamless
strong and durable.
If we had to buy these Dome
Night Shirts to-day, they'd be much
lighter weight, depend upon it.
These at-50 cts were made for us
months ago. They're cut full 81 inch
es long, are in desirable stripes and
checks and are neatly finished and
well made.
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REPLANTING BIG TREES


five to Fifty Years of Age Brought,
Some of Them from Miles Distant, and
Replanted-Some of Them Fifty Feet
High.
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Ribbons Cents the Yard.
MORAL:
Don't wait until
the eleventh hour.

Il lot OF Perfectly Lovely More
and Taffeta Ribbons for-Il Cents
the yard on SATURDAYonly.
Some are plain taffeta, and
some are moire taffeta; some
have satin edges and others
haven't; some are three and
some four and a half inches
wide. The only sameness about
the lot is that every inch of ev-
cry piece is all silk and a bar
gain. II cents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-30
SLOANE IS NOT
A DEFAULTER
Examination DiscIoses That the VIII
miugtOn Cashier Took None of
the Banks Funds.

WIArrNGTON. a. c., Aug. 29.-Busi-
ness went an to-day quietly at the bank
inc house of the Wilmington Savings and
Trnst company. The Individual deposits
exceeded the Withdrawals. many Of those
who called for thcir balances yesterday
raf,irnel the money to-day and confidence
IS nov fully restored.
'rbo following telegram 10 Mr.. j. w.
Norwood president of the savings Bank,
was received tonight from Harry Wai-
ters vice president Of the bank and pres
ident Of tbe Atlantic Coast Line system.
Newport r. l.. Aug. p.
.Nyira me at the Cl0ister, Newport, II
Won wish me 10 send money. l will supply
whatever may be required.
(Siguodl H. AL Ei'''.
The combination numbers being known
only n the absent cashier, machinists
orened one of the safes to-day and access
was thus gained to the cash box and the
books
The cash balance Of s'07, referred 10 in
these dispatches last night, was found in
tact II was also discovered that Cashier
sloane had taken only the balance OF sal
arv due him and one hundred dollars for
which he left his note with ample col
lateral attached thereto
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-30
To Count the People viii Not Mea
to Give Them Freedom.
IT WILL TAKE TWO M0NTHSn
Complete Returns Probably VIII Not
be Tabulated Before Next Year.
The Withdrawal of American
Troops Not Looked for at
the Earliest for Several
Months Yet,

WASHINGTON. Aug. 29.-It IS under
stood that the Presidents proclamation
rclatuz to the taking O, the census Of
cuba win Doe mad, public 10 Havana v"ry
soon. Although &C. is well known that mo
taking of the census ls preliminary step
10 the ostablishment OF a Republican form
OF government ln cuba. 81 is positively
stated at the War Department that there
Is nothing n the census proclamation 20
Justify the assertion that tho United s.atss
intends 10 give immediate Independence
20 Cuba.
The taking of the census viii Doe folow-
ed by municipal election ANA the inansu-
ration of autonomy in localities where Il
is demonstrated that it IS practical and
cAuedient
The taking OF the census VII require
at least TWO months constant labor ana %
is probable that tne complete returns Whi
NOT De abuatcd before the beginning ot
next year.
The withdrawal Of American troops ana
the termination of the existing military
government is not looked for al IN ear
ue-t for several months
To COMMEMORATE FIRST WAR
The Cub8ns have been seeking tO COM
mem0rate the opening of the first war FOR
Independence. which began October DO.
lNN by beginning the taking 81 the cen-
sus ON October 10Th next as the census
is regarded as oue of the evidences u
Cubls progress toward self-ruie and iu-
dependence. 10 was finally decided. how.
ever. not 90 give "a political aspect 10
this purely administrative duty aud The
date for beginning The taking of the cen-
sus has been fixed for October 18TH Ihd
work Will begin s.mutlne0usy ln all tho
provinces and the enumeration VIII bd
acoompl she'd within a few weeks.
only "a few DAYS viii Doe required FOR thu
cities and towns. hut the rural districts
and the mountainous and inaccessible To-
calites will require considerable time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-30
BLOODH0UNDS
FOR MURDERER
The Excitement Runs High and a
Lynching May Be the
Result.

WILSON. \. c.. August 29.-Spocial.-
Captain Calvin Barnes who was shot
from ambush. died at $3.50 this morning.
lie was conscious mp Co his death.
The coroners jury to-day charged Jo-
esph j. jefferson, "a white tenant ou Cap
tain Barnes farm. with the crime. a
gun found near the scene of The shooting
was identified by Jenerson's br0thcr-in-
law as one Jefferson had borrowed from
him.
IL is reported that the prisoner WIN be
taken away from here for keeping.
The special with The blo0d-hounds from
the State farm at TuDry. in charge of
Major Emery. arrived at 1850 s.. NJ
Sheriff sharp and his deputies took
charge of the hounds with am organized
posse and started at once in pursuit Of
the assassin of Mr. Barnes. Excitement
is no fever heat. and if tho guilty party is
caught no doubt a lynching VIII take
place.
Mr.. Barnes was one Of the wealthiTt
and most prominent tobacco growers of
this state and was known in the larger
cities of the North. He was hfty-two
wears old and married and had two
daughters and one son.
The shot that went through Mr.. Barnes
has been found. 10 is slu2-shot sze
IFS inches. from a smoo,hhore muskct.
Mr.. jefferson. the suspect is f0rty years
old and has been ovCrsccr for Mr.. Barnes
for a number of years. Tie and Mr.
Barnes had "a personal controversy over
business affairs. and the theory is adj
vanced that Mr.. jefferson did the shoot
ing. lie was arrested and quietly gave
himself up and strongly protests that he
CORONER's VERDICT.
A later special from Wilson says that
the bloodhonds failed TO trace the muir
derer, and adds.
coroners inquest composed OF
Nfessrs. w. II. Hackney, }. g.. foney.
pcn HAYWOOD T. b. Deans. w. T.. FELTON,
and W. L. Banks. rendered a verdict that
the deceased came 20 his death from
gun-shot wound the gun being IN the
hands Of John jefferson.
The evidence brought ont Is damaging
10 the suspected man. Jefferson. after a
quarrel with his landlord Monday morn
ing. late IN the afternoon went 10 his
hrothcr-n-law's 10 borrow gun. His
purpose as stated az the time. was 10
hunt squirrels. This gun was found near
the scene Of the assassination.
SHOT TOO SMALL.
When the gun was turned over 10
him. II was loaded with birdshot. Jeffer-
son told his brother-in-law that they were
too small. and that he would take out
the Lads and put in some larger shot.
When found there was one load OF
small shot in the gum one barrel was
empty. Cloth. used in wrapping the haH
which killed Mr.. Barnes, was found in
field near the scene.
jefferson was turned over TO the sheriff
Of Wilson county about z tonight but
his whereabouts at this time IS a mystery.
A LYNCHING DISCUSSED.
A lynching was being quite generally
discussed and 1t Is the general opinion
that he has been removed TO Raleigh for
safe keeping.
Mr.. Barnes viii be buried Wednesday
afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-30
WHITE MEN WHO
WHIPPED A NEGRO
GreenyiIIe, GaY Grand Jury Indicts a
Number Of Persons Charged with
KidnappIng and WhItecappIng.

ATLANTA. GA. Aug. pa special from
Greenylle, Ga. to the Constitution says:
"The grand jury today returned true
bills against Walter Blake Baldwin
Bransf0rd. Charley Bransford, Clarence
Foster. jim Chappeil, T.. G.. Sullivan and
Bill Jones. alias Elder Mciair. charging
them with Kidnapping and whltcappIng
Friday night OF last week Cicero Harris
(cOlored) who lives on the plantation Cs
solicitor-General Thomas \. Atkinson I'm
tho eastern portion OF this county, WAS
visited. Il is claimed, by these white men.
who stated they had warrant Tor Harris
arrest. The negro claims he was taken
to Pike county by the parties and unmer-
cifuny beaten with buggy traces and
whlls ana In corrob0rauon OF his stale
ment. he this morning exhibited his back,
covered with bleeding sores. caused by the
lash. TO the grand jurors lie charges
t.,at he was whipped because he refused
10 work for one OF the defendants. Seve-
r.rl crimes of a similar character have oc-
CURED recently in this nelghborhood.
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SUMMARY OF TO-DAYS NEWS.



a now company % De organized
Great demand for Nlfsmia century
bonds.
The Ileur.co rcst Thought 10 pe me
dreaded army worm.
A viii orlbltDi before The death OF
the tcgtatriX.
Committee meet tonight - arrange
for celebration ot launching %, the Shu'
brick.
state.
Nominations and solertions OF dele
gates In the state yesterday.
Work commenced at Newport News
on two monster steamships.
Chapter Of accidents NJ Charioites.
Vile
Diamond ShOal nghtshp.
calvin Barnes. OF Wilson, y. c, dies
from his wound
General.
Mclean men I'm full control In the
Ohio Democratic Convention.
Presidents proclamation ordering
census OF cuba expected 90 be issued so0n
Prominent negroes al Darien issue
conservative address to members or their
secretary Root overwhelmed with ap.
plications Tor commissions.
Foreign.
Evidence IN Dreyfus trial al 2ennes
gave neither side satisfaction yesterday.
The Transvaai Republic continues "
prepare for war with Ensland.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-30
EXPRESS MESSENGER SKIPS.
Leaves a Saucy Message in the Safe of
fhn nrnn,Mick Onicc.

BRUNSWICK. GA. August 29.-W. A.
Alrheart Southern Express agent at
brunswick. Ca. has disappeared and is a
defaultcr 10 the extent of about N.2oo
Airheut disappeared Sunday and Super
intendont Mark OBaen came here al once
TO investigate. finding "a shortage. In the
safe Mr. OBren found note from AIT
heart in which he said:
.To the Gentleman Opening This Safe:
',yhis is ms last chance. 1 could not
stond Tho tcmntati0ns of this town. D.
Brunswick My only regret is ON account
of my friend. Mark j. OBrien.
yours for other parts,
wv. a. AfRHEART."
Airboart. who was formerly an express
messenger succeeded j.. II. Mabry "a little
over "a wear ago. after Mabry had skipped
ont with Sl500
Arabrv was caught and the money recov-
oro5 Afrhc9rt led 3D. fast life I'm Bruins
wick which. 90 is said, accounts for his
downfall.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-30
YOUNG GIRLS MISSION.
Dcputizcd by Anarchists 90 Blow Up
Paris Exposition buildings.

RIO JANEIRO. Aug. Z9-Tne police
have discovered au association of lr4r.l-
lists at san pauio. forty miles from Slu-
t.s. and tho Investigation shows that
amoug others who were chosen hy l0t is
a young GIRL Gahrcl.J. who hl- a.rD ads
started ou Der voyage. whose mission %
is to dynamite buildings OF the Paris EX-
position.
SEVERE persons have been arrested n
connection with the plot including tlc
editors of anarchist papers gao san Pluio
and lu this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-30

BERLIN. August Za-rhe Coio-uc Ga
zetto to-day. in am inspired article. Ie-
plying t1 the foreign press says.
after the failure of Major pauzzarii
and Colonel Schneider tO convince the
French people. Schwartzk0ppen inter-
voution BOO behalf OF one mn0centiy son-
fenced would bee futile. especially since
Germany has already done more than
could Dee expected by count von Buc-
lows declarations. which were given as
representing the Empire and the Empcr-
up. and Colonel Schwaizkoppcn word Of
honor IN his declarations iu November
1897, that bee never had any relations with
Dreyfus.'
The Taseblatt says the goyernuFnt
might name tho real spy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-30
Dark Horse May Result as Split in
Warwick.
DR.. FITZPATRICK'S MAJORITY
He is Nominated i'm Nelson by Heavy
Vote - lie is Cninstructed, but
viii Cast His Ballot in the
Caucus for Thomas =. Mar
tin for United States
Senate.

WILLIAMSBURG. Va. Aug. 29.-spe-
cial.-At the meeting of Democrats
held here last night Two delegates We're
elected to- the senato-,ll and legislative
conventions. which smbie hcre ou Aug.
3lst AS follows: T.. NJ. Lee and John WIKI
ins.
They We're uninstructed. but are FOR ID.
Gardiner Tyler for the State Senate.
After the election OF delegates reor-
glnizati0n of the party was gone into and
tho following executive committee was
elected Messrs. G.. p. Armisteld. r. ID.
saunders. II. d. Cole. NJ. b. Harreii and
DR. l.. s. Foster.
Messrs. r.. O. Madison. OF Warwick. and
W. r. Moss. of Newport News. candidates
for the House nomination were present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-30

but three. The battle was fought out
largely on tho lines Of the Brown -Massie
contest Of two years ago. and the re-
~~t was q complete triumph for the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS faction The nomi-
nee is retired medical physician, G6
years Old and is at present serving his
4th term in the House Of Delegates
while he was nominated without mstruc-
tions as 10 the Senatorial contest, he IS
supposed to be for Hon Thos. 5. Martin
for that Office in obedience TO what is
thought. to be the wish Of a majority of
the Democratic voters Of the county.
Nomination by the Democrats ia this
county Is equivalent 20 an election.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-30
The Successful Candidate Disposed
to Be Liberal With Opponents.
M'LEAN IN SADDLE TILL 1900,
He Has Party Machinery in Ohio Tn
ulthc Next Presidential Election
DELEGATES Fan over Each
Other in Rushing To
Support the Win
ming Man.

ZANrsVTILB o.. Aug. 29.-Although
tho Democratic State ticket viii not bee
nominated uu tomorrow. the result was
decisively forecasted i'm the preliminary
meetings this evening.
The Mclean men carried a large major
itv of the twenty-one congressional dis
trlcts. and VIII control not only the cone
vention. but also au the party machinery
I'm Ohio until The next Presidential eiec-
ton. since the members Of EN- the COM
mittees have been selected. and through
them an the officers Of the convention. as
well as those who Will Doe I'm charge Of
the campaign.
The Mclean men are disposed 20 be
liberal 10 their opponents. After it was
found chat Mclean had at district meet
lngs. secured control Of an committees.
many called ON him tonight and promised
support from unexpected quarters.
MCLEAN SHOWS TACT.
Mclean and his managers then advised
that au the candidates for Governor lue
voted for on the first ballot, as originally
instructed, and it was even suesesied
that there might be two ballots. So as tQ
give as many complimentary votes as pos
sibie 20 the opposing candidates. IL was
thought that this would make them feel
better for the campaign. and also show
what foundation there was for the claims
of some of the Columbus managers of
Colonel Kubouruo AT the same time 10
would afford an opportunity for am entnu-
siasuc and dramatic scene. when an tne
scattering delegations f0cked 90 the Me-
lean standard on the second ballot
MLEAN 40 SPEAKER
Mr.. Mclean was quite modest in ac-
Inowlcdging the OVaN0ns this evening.
T'he visiting clubs and delegations sercnad-
ed him lie aclmOWledeed their consratu-
lations with thanks but made no Speeches
Colonel Kub0urne was happy in ms
Acknowledgement OF seren9des. Candidates
for other places of the state ticket had
very lively demonstrations in their inter
est and most of them were enthusiastic
for Bryan and Mclean.
Tt is quite probable that the name Of
Mr. Mclean will Doe presented to the
convention very briefly Mr. Mclean does
not know who VIII present his name. Nc
Lean docs not believe much in speeches.
Io SAYS he would prefer To- have hi7 name
presented without c0mmendati0n or
word ~ comment
General A. j. Warner WIN present the
,,qoro .f colonfI EfIhouruo I'm "a stirring
~ ...t .,..,.t .f..,,,,-..., .,,-fir -.o. OK
9p'''l anu 'i"'
pended ON the other candidates.
KILBOURNE MEN ACTIVE
rrt. ,.r.r,.,,f,,..r,. r,.ofioe-s af 4 o'clocl,
. t ,l,,,. l... ,,....l,
tHI7 '''".- -' f-n
moro spirited than expected. Ihe MI
bourne men contested every place ON ihe
long lists. The result shows that the Me
Lean men carried fourteen of the twenty
or. (,or.,r. s .f.r,,I districts fO five for the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-30
SPLIT MAY RESULT.
An Independent Candidate May Run
i'm fluVana.

PALMYRA, VA. August especial
Pursuant to a call OF the Democratic
County Committee mass meeting OF the
voters OF the county assembled at this
place to-day to decide whether they would
nominate delegates TO the senatorial con-
ventlon and the convention FOR the House
In mass. meeting to-day or elect 10y pri-
marics. The mass-meeting decided to
name the delegates to-day. This action
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-30
prn.sinn Dlct tin se.Alon.

BERLIN. August @-Both houses OF
the Prussian Die. met in joint session TO-
day. The Imperial Chancellor Prince
H0henlohc expressed ihe very keen regret
of the government that tho canal bhl
had not met with the approval oi the hiet.
Tine Chancellor concluded with yine nat
the government hoped the next session
would bring about an understanding with
the Diet Tho session was thon closed