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-------- ---------- REV. M. $. ANDERSON.
Called to New Britain Pastoral

Called to New Britain Pastorate.
 New Britain, July 24.--The Rev. M. S. Anderson of Syracuse, N. Y. has been called to the pastorate of the Peoples church, of which the late Rev. Heze- kiah Davis was founder and pastor for many years. MT. Anderson is here as- sisting the Rev. Frank Hawley and his wife in holding evangelical services at the gospel tent. It Is expected that he will accept. He is about thirty years of age and good speaker.
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THEIR WIVES COMPLAINED.

Three Men Arrested on the Charge of
 Gaming.
 Complaint has recently been made to the police by several women, who said that their husbands. and in some in- stances their sons. were losing their earnings in a card game at room 41, White building. Yesterday Sergeant Klaiber and Patrolnan Hayes visited the place and found a game of cards in progress there, with some money on the table The officers arrested Mendel Bernhoff, Bish Alexander and Jacob Rosenberg on the charge of gaming.
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MOTHER OF ROBERT BROGAW OF
 THIS CITY

Mrs. Elizabeth M. Brogaw of Hart ford, mother of Robert Brogaw of this city. died at the advanced age of sev- enty-eight years in Hartford Monday afternoon. She died from shock which followed fall down a flight of stairs. Mrs. Brogaw was the widow of Isaac A. Brogaw, formerly q hardware merchant in Hartford, and was highly esteemed by a large circle of friends in that city.
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ARRESTED FOR NoN-suPPORT.
 Detective Dunlap went to Waterbury yesterday and arrested there Frank H. Kenney, who was wanted in this city for non-support. Kenney is a man about forty years of age and his wife is at Springside home,
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FRANK MALEY,

Frank Maley, who was for many years employed as bookkeeper at the warehouse of the Smedley Co, on Brew cry street, died yesterday morning at his home, Brown street, after finger ing illness MT Maley was well and populally known and was held in much esteem by his employers. He was 8 brother of Coucilman William Maley of the Seventh Ward. Mir Maley leaves besides his widow TWO children.
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OBITUARY Y NOTES.
Euner., s.rnn Sears woolsey.

The funeral services of Mrs. Sarah Sears Woolsey, widow of President T. D. Woolsey of Yale, were held yesterday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock from her late residence at 250 Church street. They were conducted by her nephew, Rev. Chauncey w. Goodrich of Orange, N. J. Interment was in the Woolsey plot of the Grove street cemetery.
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DEATH OF MRS. HENRY T. SHERRY

Mrs. Sperry, wife of Henry T. Sperry of Hartford, formerly editor and part proprietor of the Hartford Post, died Monday evening after an illness of sev- eral months. Mrs Sperry was born in Windsor in 1S42 and was the only child of Mrs. Eunice Eewberry Simmons and the late Anson Loomis. She was mar ried September 10, 1S62, at the Congre- gational church in Windsor Her hus- band, her aged mother and four sons and daughters-Mrs. Robert M. Scran- ton of Scranton, Pa, Mrs. Harold Pat tison, Henry Marshall Sperry and Fran cis Bushnell Sperry of Hartford survive her. The funeral will be held this after noon at 2 o'clock I
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PETITIONS IN BANKR1rpTcY

Two voluntary petitions in bankrupt cy have been filed in the United States district court as follows: Charles H. Lum. Orange, liabilities s9,551.45 assets s9,297.1e. George Hove, New Haven, liabilities $1S63.2O, assets s451731, in- cluding book accounts, ,s2,657.S1.
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NEW JOINT STOCK COMPANY

The Port Jefferson Transportation company has been organized at Bridge port with capital of s30.O0O s6oOO paid in. The subscribers are the fol- lowing: J. T. Mather, 1884 shares: F. ". l.. Jones. 50; J. l.. Darling, 10; F. Fl. Tuthill, 10 Fl C, Fairchid, 10: ' c Shelton. 10: c. Fl. Davis, 1; R. c. Jones, 15; A. H. Wallace, 10.
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PERMELIA WARNER.

Mrs Pemella Warner died Monday night at the home of her daughter Mrs. Frank Bronson, 22o Edgewood avenue. at the age of 96 years and ten months. Mrs. Warner was the widow of Jesse Warner and was the mother of Mrs Henry Cowell of 133 Greene street. The funeral will take place on Thursday at two o'clock,
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NEW FIRST SERGEANT.

Appointed by Captain Bradley of Meri-
 den Meriden, July 24-Sergeant Albert A. Kaschubey, second in rank of ron-com- missioned officers in Go. I, has been ap- pointed by Captain Bradley first ser geant, succeeding John J. Beal, dis charged.
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EX-MAYOR BEATTY ILL.
A Prominent New Britain Man.

A Prominent New Britain Man.
 New Britain, July 24.-Ex-Mayor Am prose Beatty is very i'll at his home on Franklin street. and his recovery is doubtful Mir Beatty is a. very promi- nent citizen of New Britain He was mayor three times, from 1879-S0, from 1SS2-s3, and from 1886 to- August, 1887.
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DEATH OF MRS. SARAH M. THOM-
 

Mrs Sarah Maria Thomas, wife of the late Ransom H. Thomas, died in Milford Monday at the age of seventy two Mrs Thomas was the mother of Luzerne I. Thomas of POS Howard ave- nue, from whose house the funeral will be held this afternoon at o'clock.
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ter on top of his barn, which is situated on the same plot of ground in Bedding where Miss Beach is spending her sum- mer vacation.
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ARM FRACTITRED

The t1ve-year-old son of MT. and Mrs Michael Norris of Branford fell from picket fence while at play Monday and badly fractured his arm.
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VISITING IN RRJsTOT

Mrs. Isaacson of Cincinnati O., who has many friends here, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Julius R. Mitchell, on Prospect tsreet, Bristol
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A PLEASANT OUTING.
New Haven Young Ladies Visiting MT.
 and Mrs F B Walker

and Mrs. r. B. Walker.
 A party of New Haven young ladies have been spending the last ten days at the summer cottage of Mir and Mrs F. B. Walker at Lanfears Cove, near the Branford Point house, The party included Miss Emma Clark Hum, Miss Elizabeth Walker, Mrs. John Henry Hill, nee Miss Myrtle Bascom and Miss Katherine Elliott
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nIETz TAKEN HOME.

Winfield Dietz, the Bridgeport young man who made three attempts to jump overheard from the steamer Chester w. Chapin on her run up the sound Mon- day evening, was taken home yesterday morning.
 His mother and brother came to this city and went to the Grand avenue pre- cinct, where Dietz was locked up It is believed that he has been made tempo- rarilY insane by the heat
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-12
A TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.
y Man and w oman Take Laudanum.
Nam Dies, Woman Lives
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, June II

FREDERICKSBURG, VA, June IL
Special colored employe OF a young
man named Gayle, who resides in the
county, entered his stable early yesterday
morning and heard the faint cries of d
woman. He found a woman and young
Gayle lying on a pile Of hay embraced in
each others arms. He called several times
and then went TO them. Gayle was dead
and the woman moaning and gaspng for
breath. Three empty walls OF laudanum
nearby told the tale. Summoning help the
woman WAS carried to a nearby neighbours
and efforts to revive her made.
She was identified as Mrs. Alexander
Lively, living a few miles below where
Gayle did. From last accounts her life is
dispaired OF. Gayle bought the laudanurn
Saturday evening from a country store,
saying he wanted to use it on a horse that
had been cut by barb wire. Both parties
are we'll known, and the affair has caused
quite an excitement.
During the night the woman had voul-
tied considerably, which probably saved
her.
The cause Of the tragedy is said to be a
strong attachment both have had for each
other for several years. From appearance
Gayle had been dead for eight or ten
hours.
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MANY IMPROVEMENTS
AtGreenbrier White Sulphur Springs
w Va.

The season of 1860 is expected 10 De d
notable one at The White, as TINS thiie-
honored watering place is called oy us
OLD natrons. Last summer, under llie
MANAGEMENT of Mr.. Harrington MINIS. one
of the proprietors of the Grafton, OIL "ash-
jngton, D. c.. was the most successful
since ante-bellum days, but TINS season
promises 70 eclipse il. Great improvements
have been made and others are IN course
of completion in anticipation OF the Dig
gest season the resort has ever known,
Forty thousand dollars is the amount that
is being spent in Frightening up the place
and undermining the hotels and cottages.
Private baths, new sewerage, and new
water supply are among the substantial
improvements. Besides, an acetylene gas
plant will be provided, and the grounds
will be illuminated at night. a new nine
hole golf course will be in charge OF Mr.
Willie Tucker, Of the Chevy Chase Club,
Washington, and an orchestra of sixteen
pieces will be maintained, as last summer.
The many patrons of Greenbrier White
Sulphur will be pleased to learn that Mr..
Mills will again be its manager the coming
season. The hotel will be opened June
18th.
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,,ccessfu, STUDENTS ut the University.

Successful STUDENTS TT the Sn'tcfs'iy.
There was great rejoicing at the Uni
yersitv School, in this city on yesterday,
when the head master. Colonel ". Cor
don McCabe. announced to che school th,'t
the .oId boys had covered themselves
with glory" at the University of Virginia
this session There were, he said, from
the school three bachelors OF law, enc
doctor OF incidence and one master OF
arts In addition, the old boys gath
cred in twenty-four diplomas in the
Academic Department. or these the
.,first-year men,, c. c. ChambcriayEe
made all of his tickets tfour), l. H Cham
berlayne all of his (ivcl; James n. Dun
lop all Of his jfour), making full value en-
his last two mathematical examinations;
Madison ali of his (fourl Mathews two
out of three with - special" to be given
on the third.
Rogers made all of his tickets Uhrce},
and all the boys who took Latin Sraau-
ated on it.
In addition. Alexander made all of his
tickets in the Medical School, and Mel
son twho took 3. A in two years. made
all of his tickets in the Law School
Colonel NIcCabe remarked THAI the
school had reason, indeed, to be proud OF
this record just made by its students,
proving, as it did, that, like their prede-
cessors for many years. they still kept
the old schooi-house nag flying lat the
top
OF these young men. both the Cham
berlaynes, Dunlop, Madison. Mathews
Nelson and Rogers had been former
..prizemen" in the school.
Loud applause from the boys greeted
the announcements, and then they settled
back TO their own finals" now going On.
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e.
dicks mind was unbalanced when ne com
niicd the crime Riddick was either IN
sane or he was not insane II insane ne
should have been acquitted: If not tne
PUNISHMENT fixed by the jury should nave
beer commensurate with the crime.
The Times is very slow TO criticize hae
verdict Of n jury The men who near the
evidence and the argument from start 10
finish and who are under ostn 10 decide
fairly between the state and the prisoner
are ina better position than an outsider
10 give a true verdict. and We are not dis
posed to criticize at this distance. but
ne say, that. az a rule. compromise Yer
diets are ansurdities. and the rerdict-in
tie RiadicE case seems to be no exception
10 the rule.
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News From The County.

The grand jury of the County Court of
Henrico met yesterday morning and found
true bills in the following cases:
William Keene, Joseph Winston. Samuel
Williams, alias Godfrey Davis. alias Sam
Johnson; Henry Alternately. John Snyder,
Elijah Darlington, James King.
License TO sell liquor was granted to the
following:
r. e. Tcrpin. w. r. Johnson and Deep
Run Hunt Club
In the Magistrates Court yesterday
morning the following cases were tried By
Squire Lewis:
Charles Davis. Samuel Williams, Andie
Reid and John Root continued until! next
Monday.
John Dodson (colorea). charged with as
saulting his wife, Sarah Dodson: fined $40
ana costs.
Sarah Brown (coIored>, charged with as
saultins Alice Niles (also coIored). fined
$40 and costs.
The following scholars vera awarded
prizes at the conclusion OF the school
term at Rio Vista School. Tuckahoe Dis
trict, Henrico county: WirtIe Mather
first honor medal in Grammar grade'
George CuIton, second honor, medal.
Primary Grade-Norma Gentry, first
honor medal.
Honorable Mention--Edgar Baughan,
EsteIe Baughan. Bessie Browning. Rob
ert Browning, and Winnie Burns
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-12
Left Baby on Door Sill.

When Superintendent George 3. Davis
went downstairs yesterday and open
ed his front door at his residence, adj
Joining the City Almshouse, he saw an
object lying upon the door-sill.
Upon examination, he found that the
object was a healthy little male baby
about two days old. well wrapped up in
a blanket He called Mrs Davis, who
gently took the baby in and now the
little Founding has a home, where 1t Will
receive all possible attention. No notes
ar other means of Identification accom-
panied the child.
Superintendent Davis has not named the
baby yet. and in the meantime, any ono
wishing to adopt healthy little ieiio"
may call upon him.
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aI,E ooMproMlss rIsKI,IcT.

There IS no greater absnrdity IN our
court system than that so-called COM
promise verdict If the Rev. J. E. r.
Riadsek WAS insane when he killed. Dr.
Temple OF Brunswick. he ought 10 have.
been ACQUITTED: if he was not insane the
evidence before The jury fully warranted
verdict OF murder in the first degree.
i WAS proven that after nights reiiec-
lion he rode 10 DIR. Temples residence,
called him out ana deliberately shot BIN
To deadi. The defence offered no plea of
justification. tnetr only nca being that hid:
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IRVING NJ. SCOTT. ESQ.

-rf,o Times is a Democratic journal, ana
ii is not. therefore, for it to suggest to the
Republican party who shalt be put upon
,.s Presidential ticket for the l!exts eiec-
t;on The Times hopes to see a good aao
true Democrat elected President next NO
ve,nber, and it naturally hopes, therefore
to see whoever is nominated by the he
nubIicans defeated. Blu: The Times may
with propriecy say that the Republicans
viii make no mistake in nominating Tor
the syice-PresIdency Irving Nj Scott, Esq,
of California
Mr.. Scott has recently been brought 1or-
ward for the place Of Vice-President, ana
tn, movement for him has developed the
nos- remarkable strength. His name pad
hardly been mentioned before the idea was
taken up in many parts Of the United
States. and it was at once said in very
many quarters that he would be an ideal
candidate.
Coming from the Pacific coast, it was at
once seem that his nomination would add
greatly to the strength of the republican
: ticket in the Pacific coast States. But,
more important still, SO Ear as the prooa-
tilitv Of his nomination is concerned, II
goes out from Washington that Mr. NC
.1<inlev and all other leading Republican
,o,t;ciars at Washington, take most kind
~ to the suggestion that he be nominated
and if. in fact, they do. that will be very
close to his actual nomination
,rbara is something ABOUT Mr.. Scott mat
will make a powerful appeal to the lmasl-
nations of the people, and that master OF
tho human heart, Napoleon Bonaparte'
used IN say continually in his exile, that
n,,1.i,d are controlled by their magma
.;onr Mr.. Scott is al the head OF me
.--ao. shi,,building plant al San Francisco.
ard bis nIaat built the UnTed States pat
,leship oregon, that made the mar'e'ious
+ro,, san FRANCISCO to Cuba, and got
+horo in time to put in the most eHecti'e
,>,,,,.s =, the destruction of Cervera s
squadron. me people have a glowing
recollection or.thls, and it will count III the
final contest:
50 rara MS we are concerned, We like MI.
SCOTT He is a Marylamder, and, there
fore eognizant OF and sympathetic win
the southern people. and he has been mere
| ,o Richmond, and has praised our re-
sources and held out TO US the most at
tractiye visions OF what we may aspire 70
viii, energy and well-dlrected intelligence
It we must have Republican Vice
| President let it be Irving NJ. Scott
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-12
Sons of Veterans.

James Mann. Commander of the depart
ment OF the Army of Northern Virginia
of the United Sons of Confederate Fete-
rams has issued General Order No. =, as
Stunning command and appointing Charles
f Deane, of Pickett-Stuart Camp No. IL,
Nottoway, Va, department adjutant-
He directs division conanders TO report
to headquarters as soon as possible the
name. location, officers ana number of
members of each camp in their respective
divisions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-12

struck on the back ana side ofstne ns cav
Robbery was intended, as Adams a,.
known to have a large sum OF WE, me-. Nell
Miss Bessie Linkenho ker anu - ,,yr,s
lie Keister Of Christians urg.
from a buyy yesterday Wn iie q. sI;ss
to the formers home at CioVet ,uan.a IL. n
= 1riticai conflition MISS Ltnkenhoker is
suffering from conclusion OF 'iie 81 a .,,a
The former is still unconscious an, an -
latter can give no account as 10 NV etie
terrible accident happened. 49,
Mrs. Mary Adams died TO-DAY .. hs.
home in this city. aged seventy-tWo5, ,, seas -
She was most estimable LADY: Inc
mains were taken to Philadelphia ioi ~
5teru!ent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-12
The southern Bell Telephone and

The Southern Bell Telephone and Tele-
graph Company announces that teie-
Dhouic communications can be had over
IFS lines with Lsnchburg, Va; Danville,
va. Roanoke, Va; Wakefield, Va; APP
nomattox, Va; Farmville, Va; Grewe,
Va: Salem, Va; Bedford City, Va; Reds
vile, n. c., Charlotte, n. c.. Columbia,
S. c.
For further particulars inquire at the
Public Pay Stations and at Managers
office. No. 1214 East Main Street.
SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND
TEL EGRAPH COMPANY.
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To Collect Statistics.

The collection of statistics OF manu-
factures in Richmond will commence on
the goth instant. Six special agents
known as of Grade b will operate IN
this city, under the direct supervision OF
Chief Special Agent dcLaug!in, VINO
will have under him also one speclai ase4i'
To take the statistics of Manchester.
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who came were well repaid by the in
structaive addresses. The subject Ior
discussion was The Duties Of the Super
intendent," and the speakers were Mr;
r. W. Powers, Mr.. A B. Bin1ord and
Judge 3. a Hancock.
The Monroe school was formally ad-
,nitted into the association and submitted
its first report.
The next meeting will be heid july otii'
with the HoWard7s Grove school-
Fol1ov,inc. are the reports fer May:
.tr,dJr,nn Col
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-12
THE. JACKSON WARD CASE.
Esriofs Fled Wi,b the Judge OF the
sIuSf in sys; COURT.

E1NStIn..S. Ct5tITt-
The briefs in the case of the Jackson
Ward election contests were filed by conh-
sci for the contestants and contessee g
yesterday morning with Judge WITT IN
the Hastings Court.
Messrs. Royal and Wendenburg were
in court promptly at II o'clock, and with
aura formalities. all the papers were
handed to the court by Mr.. Royal.
The Judge took them. and anhol'iicsu
that he would render his decision IN .he
matter on Thursday next. the ques t !,'n
a issue is one OF jurisdiction, ana II ..e
decisions unfavorable 10 the contestants
they viii probably take their case oeioie
the City Council.
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STATE BOARD TO MEET.
aold a Session
Dental EXar

Dental Examiners to isoid a ocss'o'i
To-Day.
The Virginia state Board of Dental EN X
aminers will hold meeting IN 1Ele nan -
the House of Delegates to-day loi tile
purpose of examining such persons Is ue-
sire 20 practice dentistry IN tlts 9'a.T
Tbf, Iner1bers of the board are DR.. j V.
Halter. of Wytheville Dr. j. a. Gown,
of Charlottesville; DIR. c. a. Mercer, OF
Richmond; Dr. G K. Hest. OF Wlhches-
ter: DR.. J. f. Thompson, OF t'reueI-cks-
burg; DR.. Fl. W. Campbell, OF SUFFOLK.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-12
WRITES TO THE MANUFACTURE

Byrdton, Va, June 8, 19oo.-Ethe Potter
of this place, has written to c. l. Hood &
Co., Lowell, Mass, as follows: I'VE have
taken Hoods Sarsaparilla every spring
for a number of years and think it the
best spring medicine made
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-12
,o,v r.rEs NoRrH AND WEST.

Before you travel North or West call
unon or address the undersigned for low
est rates via York River Line and Bal
rimore and Ohio Railroad Noyal Blue
Line. Superb steamer service to Balti-
more, connecting with the finest, fastest
and safest train in the world Leave
richmond daily Except Sunday from the
southern Railway depot at 4:30 P. NJ.
Apply 10 C. w. Westbury, T. P. A.
Southern Railway, 920 East Main Street;
Richmond Transfer Co.. 9o3 East Main
Street, of Arthur G.. Lewis Southern
Passenger Agent B. and Q. Railroad, Nor
folk, Va.
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REDUCED RATES TO PHILA-
DELPRIA
Via r., FIJI & Pennsylvania Rail
road, Account National Republican
Convention.

For this occasion the Richmond.
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
will sell iron-clad signature tickets to
Philadelphia and return at the rate OF
one fare for the round trip-$1.50 from
Richmond Tickets tc be sold June 18th
TO 18th, inclusive, good only on date OF
sale and for continuous passage in each
direction, final limit June &c, 1900. On
sale at ticket Office Byrd-Street Station,
or Office of Richmond Transfer Company,
No. sos East Main Street.
w. p. TAYLOR,
Traffic Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-12
COMMENCEMENT FLOWERS.

Choice Roses, Carnations, fresh Cut
Flowers for Bouquets; Fancy Baskets all
kinds Just the things to win the girls
hearts. REYNOLDS & EBY.
No 30 North Ninth Street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-12

The Salem-Times Register has just cele-
brated its thirty-hfth anniversary, and
we are unwilling that the occasion shall
pass without throwing our esteemed con
temporary bouquet. We would send vio-
lets for modesty and laGrels for merit, and
forget-me-lots in token of our. good viii.
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MISSION
No report was made by either howard 5
Grove of Fulton school.
I,eigh-street Calvary and Monroe
schools reported baptisms and First
Church reported fifteen conversions and
NNeSt-NieW eleven.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-12

Senator Daniel. of Nigrinia. is the sub
iect of considerable talk in Congressional
circles IN connection NTH the Democratic
vice-Presidential nomination. His name
has been under consideration for some
time, and it is said that lis candidacy is
likely To be pushed with proper visor It
IS stated that his candidacy will be entire-
" satisfactory 10 Mr. Bryan.-Rockiug-
ham Register.
Doubtless. But viii Bryans candidacy
be entirely satisfactory to Daniel?
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The Times is always lncebteG 70 re M !.
sonals, BUT must urge that ali snch &c
sent orer the signs ture of the sen sen, sr 90
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