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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-27
Frank ]. Cannon speaks tonight at

Frank J. Cannon speaks tonight at
Murray, and the citizens down there,
regardless of party, are preparing TO
receive him with great hospitality. The
opera house, where the rally is to be
held. will hardly be large enough, il is
thought, to accommodate the crowd
that will want to hear the eloquent
orator. a tOrchlight parade will pre-
cede the speeCh-making, and the Dem
ocrats of districts 80. so and 81 are
seeing to it that this demonstration
viii be the biggest ever held in Muir
RAJ.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-27

Washington. Oct. 26.-The gold in the
treasury today amounted to S451.477. 404,
the highest point ever reached since the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-27
Leaves Camp Osborne.


Special TO The HeTstlu-i ,-=ist-
washington. Oct 25--Actll.ls -aTfsvsd
ant Surgeon Henry Brac-5s = II o.
from duty at Camp lll-elL--z m his
b boTne at gu Buraio l n. Y. for annaLInSI'
of his contract
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-27
no Cure q Cold In One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
An druggists refund the money II Is
fails to cure. l.. ". Groves signature
IS on each box. 25c-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-27

For a Cold In the Heao
Laxative Bronco uinlne
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-27

Utah cOunty's two state senators,
Abel John Evans Of Lehi and a Owen
SmOOt OF Provo, were in Salt Lake yes
terday. Both are sure Utah county
Will return a, big majority for Bryan
and the state and county tickets. Sen
ator Smoot puts the average for Utah
county all around at 500. while Senator
Evans thinks it Will certainly not fall
ba1Oyz- 700
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-27

Mrs. Joseph ". Cohen will go to Pay
son this evening for the purpose of as
siSting in the organization of a wO-
mans Democratic club, and Mrs. Alice
Merrill Horne will go 70 Provo and
Provo Bench for the same purpose.
The ladies are meeting with great sue
cess in their political work
New-York tribune., 1900-07-12

,srssv. when they exceeded 100000 bushels hu,
sssisTinE BIDS were even better Sales were about
>, ~ bushels. Charters here for over OA0
=, brshels. The seabosrd reported 2 loads for
-e-r The corn talent is pretty unanimously
b--Ls-a we're enough damage claims from Ne
,-sla concerning oats 10 close the market sc To
- 15Ter Tuesday, July, 24c. August 24ltc. Sen
1-,rsr g4asc The weekly weather crop bulletins
sn-- Nebraska said cats had suffered seriously
L.-s - Private adVices from Nebraska were eyen
IT, ts emphatic. Shipping sales We're 600 000 bush
- and she seaoosrd reported l50e5o bushels Re
ts--s ue-e Us cars. with 500 cars for tomorrow
e5ryexsen5 Hrn1. September closing AT s. 2.
o..-her s. ST. AT the three points there were ~
e~.s-e ~ was small provision market with produc+
- ro buy. and equally hard 10 sell III anv vol
- The close was strong N sympathy with
---.5,-rcrk uT ---zC. lard and ribs UP So 10 lnc
- e,e rIs were large everywhere. and prices nj
- Yards lower. sympathy with the grain mark
- - f-a-lv dominated prices
New-York tribune., 1900-07-12
Proposals.
PUBLIC NOTICE.

Sealed proposals will be received by the Com
mon Council Of the City Of New Rochelle, n.
Y up to $ o'clock p. m, Tuesday, July II, 1900.
at the Common Council Chambers City Hall
Building. corner Main and Mechanic streets. for
ten bonds Of one thousand dollars each.
The said bonds TO be registered bonds and
payable s follows one bond 81 10000 the
first day of August 1910 and bond each
year thereafter until the total issue is paid.
These bonds are issued pursuant 10 act
Of the Legislature Of the State Of NewYork,
passed March oath 1899, for the purpose Of
purchasing land in the Third Ward of the City
Of New-RoCheue, for school purposes.
The bonds will bear interest at the rate of 81
per cent. per annum, and VIII be sold to the
person. firm or corporation offering the highest
premium.
The city authorities reserve the right to reject
any all bids.
Interest said bonds will be payable semi
annually the first days OF August and Feb
Tuary.
All proposals shall be accompanied by a certi-
hed check on a National bank for 81. 600, pay
able to the order Of the City Treasurer Of New
Rochelle n Y.
Bids to be addressed to Andrew ]. SELF, City
Clerk and marked such.
BY order of the Common Council
Dated New-R0cheIIe. n. Y. June % 1900
ANDREW J. SELF. City Clerk.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-12
PUBLIC NOTICE.

Sealed proposals viii be received by the Com
mon Council Of the City Of New Rochelle, y.
Y up TO O'Clock p m, Tuesday. July Il, 1900
at the Common Council Chambers, City Hall
Building, corner Main and Mechanic streets for
forty-1ve bonds Of one thousand dollars each.
The said bonds 10 be registered bonds and
payable as follows: Two bonds 50 10000. the
first day Of August. 1910. and two bonds each
year thereafter until the total issue is paid.
These bonds are issued pursuant to act OF
the Legislature of the State of NewYOrk.
passed March 24th 1890, for the purpose Of
purchasing land in the Fourth Ward Of the City
Of New-Rochelle. known the Risley property,
situated corner Of Webster avenue and Winyah
avenue, in said city, for school purposes.
The bonds viii bear interest at the rate OF 81
per cent. per annum. and win be sold to the
person firm or corporation offering the highest
premium
The city authorities reserve the right to reject
any all bids
Interest on said bonds will he payable. semi
annually on the first days of August and Feb
ruary.
All proposals shall be accompanied by a certi-
fed check on National bank for $1,000. pay
able TO the order of the City Treasurer Of New
Rochelle, y. 7.
Bids to be addressed to Andrew j SELF City
Clerk, and marked as such
BY order Of the Common Council
Dated New-Rochelle, y. Y, June 26 1900
ANDREW J. SELF. City Clerk.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-12
SIHaHrlaI.
REORGANIZATION
OF
D. Appleton & Company

To the Creditors of D. Appleton s, Conn
pany:
ne Undersigned Reorganization Committee have per
...ss pan % Repatriation q 2. Appleton & Com
-r the basis 4 payment of one hundred Der csnru,
= creditors tae ruez and III the manner set forth in
ne Plan
r7-.es n she Report o. the Committee and OF the
-- z-s CT Reorganization may obtained
= s or--s of Derositary. Counsel or Secretary Of
,se Committee.
Creditors rc ths corporation a 2 Appleton Company
arc a TIE 6- - o. Appleton Co requested to de
~ .-e.- notes claims and other evidences OF indebted
s u-zsr Pan q ReorEanlzattcr cr or before the
14TH DAY OF JULY, 1900. with the Metropolitan
rms Company. Depos;ra-y s. Wall Street New York
r vH.-- E.u Issue Negotiable Certificates ot Deposit
fhsretcT
Dated Nsv York. June IS. 1900
JAMES G. CANNON. Chairman.
A ID. JUILLIARD.
EDMI Nd {. CONVERSE,
" ARNER VAN NORDEN.
CHARLES HATHAWAY
ReOrEan iza tiOn Committee.
5. 5 CONOVER- Secretary
Il Nassau Street
SULLIVAN & CROMWELL. Counsel.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-12
pipioeno Notltes.

Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago 4 st. Louis
sNniiWny Co.
THE Board of Directors have declared dtvi-
dend Of ONE AND ONE-oUARTER PER CENT. on
the Preferred Capital Stock payable July 10th next az
the Office OF Messrs J. P. Morgan & Co. New York TO
Stockholders az record y o'clock NJ Saturday June
Both. 1900 which time will be closed
The Transfer-BookE be re-opened at 10 o'clock
CHARLES F cox. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-12
0rusi Companies.
Guaranty TrustCo.
Of New York.
NAssAu. CoRNER cEnAn srprr

- IA EAs
NASSAU. CORNER CEDAR STREET
CAPITAL, 90 ooo ooo
SS' S3.5OO.OOO
ACTS AS TRUSTEE Foa CORPORATIONS.
ahAS. AND INDIVIDUALS. AS GUARDIAN
l +-AEol TOR, AND ADMINISTRATOR TAKES
g s0,..- ,-ti..E CHARGE OF REAL AND PER-
~ REST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS
SUBJECT to eheQue certificate.
DRAFTS on ALL PARTS OF GREAT BRr-
4AlN- FRANCE. AND GERMANY BOUGHT
90 SOLD. COLLECTIONS MADE
IA IA ELLERS' LETTERS OF CREDIT AVAIL
AbLE IN ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD, AND
COMMERCIAL LETTERS OF CREDIT ISSUED.
WALTER G. oAkMAN. President.
ADRIAN ISELIN. JR.. vice-President
GEokGE r TCRNBULL. ID vIce-Presideut.
HENRY A MURRAY. Treas and Sec
). NELSON BORLAND. Asst Treas and Sec
WM c EDWARDS. ID Asst Treas & Sec.
John GAULT Manager Foreign Dept
DIRECTORS.
Samuel D. Babcock Adrian Iselln r.
george F. Baker, Augustus n JuinIsrd
George S. Bowdotn James \ JarvlA
August Belmont Richard A N5rCursv
Frederic Cromwell Levi p Morton
Walter r. Gillette Alp-apder z o--
y = HaTen Walter G. Oakman.
L. H Hartman. Henry II Rogers
r, Soners HEves II Mex Tvvorpblv
Charles r Henderson Frederick " vanderbl.
Harry Payne Whituey
LONDON OFFICES,
SO LOMBARD STREET f c
80 ST. JAMES STREET s W LONDON.
Buys and sells exchange on the principal
cities OF the world. collects dividends and con-
pons without charge. issues travellers and com
uercial letters Of credit receives aud PAYS
interest deposits subject 70 cheGue At sight
or on notice, lends money on oIlaterals deals IN
American and other investment securities and
ocers its services a correspondent and financial
agent TO corpora tious. bankers, and merchants
Bankers.
BANK OF ENGLAND
CLTDESDALE BANK, Limited
NATIONAL PROVINCIAL BANK OF
ENGLAND Limited.
PARIS BANK, LIMITED.
Solicitors,
FRESHFTELDS AND WILLIAMS.
London Committee,
ARTHLR JOHN FRASER. Chairman.
DONALD C. EALDEMAN.
LEVI ?. MORTON
New-York tribune., 1900-07-12
MISCELLANEOUS.
MANOR RICHELTEU.
gFTTD - ~ nav DT~E mr.

BY RIcheIeu & Ontario Nav Co.. 10
fJr 400 handsomely furnished ha
cold fresh baths elevator heat
beautifully situated the foot q lh Laureutsn Noun
s. Lawrence RIVER % vida
salt Atlantic Reached Nv steamers
P 0 Toronto. Montreal G}zshs--
Rates s. s. send fr-
Albert Miller manager. u r. O.
Co. Montreal Quebec
New-York tribune., 1900-07-12
81. PATL aND DrLUTH r. r. co.

81. PAIL AND DULUTH IL X CO.
k0-ICE is hereby given that pursuant 70
ne -s-f-~-e vote ~ r71-e thar rw5-rhIrds of the
entire capital Company a. meeting ot the
stoc-ocers 1900. the ST. Pau and Duluth
tE-z- Company sl.d all fE rallTQac and other re-
14-1g properly The Northern Pacific Raj way CON
lag CE the ptJI DT The Northern
Eac-c Railway Company II All Indebtedness of The 81
Ezl4 -l---E Ea1-r1a1 Company tle payment OF
equal sixty dollars t1E eacn and every
s7Ee C- TL4r 81 -5-4-lH
EE--r1s1 Company.
Sad j cash has been deposited with Aessrs j. P
Al-Eal & Clmuauy Nc. . WaU Street ~ the city of
aeW kaz VIII and after this day upon surrender
A ne certificates % stock OF the 81 Fau
s1 Llzrz Fa ~raE Company duly endorsed fer transfer
- q holders 1L such common STOCK SKI dollars
p cash such certllcai-s
lated Hens YORK June ls-E 1900
4 r. WILLIAMS. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1900-07-12

AMERICAN TIN PLATE COMPANY
4 QUARTERLY DIVIDEND Of one and
three-quarters q a per declared upon
the Preferred Stock Of this Company payable July
sLst stockholders the
July nth
The transfer books viii be closed the Preferred
from July 18th July 31s both inclusive.
July % 1900 z. s WHEELER, Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1900-07-12

Jeffersonville. Ind. June Is 1900
SEALED PROPOSALS, in triplicate. will he
received here until II o'clock A NJ central standard
time, July A. 1900 for furnishing various
Ouarermaste-s Supplies Preference given articles ot
domestic production
The right Is accept any pro
posals or part thereof Information furnished on
application. Envelopes containing proposals should e
marked Proposals FOR Q N Supplies" and addressed
Q. r BARNETT Deputy . NJ
New-York tribune., 1900-07-12
AMERICAN STEEL HOOP COMPANY

AMERICAN STEEL HOOP COMPANY
QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF one and
three-qua-ters q ~ per been declared upon
the Preferred Stock OF this Company payable
1900 record the busi-
July nth The Transfer Books Will be o
the Preferred Stock from July July 31st
dates inclusive. F. s WHEELER. Treasurer
July md 1900.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-12
Cipihrnn . ot1res.
TENNESSEE COAL. IRON & r. r. co.

TENNESSEE COAL. IRON & r. R. co.
No. ID. 1900
4 T A MEETING of the Executive Committee
held tlls day quarterly dividend Of TWO PER
CENTTA Upcr and outstanding preferred
Cf this Company declared payable
1900 the Eerover National Bank. York City %
The stockholders of record
day. July tth. 1900.
The transfer hooks q this Company
ur1ay july l4t al u N, and reopened Thursday, Au
gust %. 1900. 10 a u.
= BOWRON Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1900-07-12
OFFICE OF THE
ST. PAUL & DULUTH B. B. CO,
: p WALLACE. Secretary.
= VA. Street
ADRIAN Z JCLNE. Counsel


nc. g. Nassau ST.. New YORK May !. 1890
Nc-.ce hereby zrvz1 that The ST Paul & Duluth
Rsl--zc Company sold granted la-1s. land
and other contracts derived such
g-ZErec aCcE f-- g1 money sufficient OF
E1- re Preferred stock sn1 Preferred stock
e-p Cf Company Trar under -le provisions ~ the
Paa Reorganization CT Lake Superior Atssis
e Lt--u-- Railroad Company. the proceeds OF
suca must b. applied Ear necessary the
ID Preferred Stock
scrr Preferred Scrip subject
Tss- cancelled -be payment therefor or ITS face
Ehat a. Meeting q the Board q Directors Of the
c--rz1T C-iv rel[ this first ca- q Nay. A. J. 1900
rs8--lor GUY adopted providing rhat the Company
proceeds from The SAID sale n granted
ether
Preferred Stock and Preferred Stock
Scrip pa- and q dividend OF three and one-halE per
eso- and safe Preferred stock scrip
= rs-.rs- cancelled before JULY lST, \ Z.
-hst sad Beard Directors have caused BE-
pesi-=1 AEsSES. J. p MORGAN & CO.. in New
Lz CRY proceeds said sale =
E-1 sl1-ae1r Cf retire al of
Preferred Preferred stock Scrip, and
tae1ef-r par value t1ere1f a1d dividend
arc -l--n4f per cent. thereon
5-@ssE j. p MORGAN d co. VIII, and after NAY
5-E q a tleI- Office lr New York CRY. the
E2-r1ar n certificates o+ said Preferred stock are Pre-
-=r-s- Scrip for cancellation properly endorsed
f7- lC-e-E thereof -Ee value - sucn certificates,
a1- g cent
ARR sad T[--T LST a. j. 1900 holders OF or
"a Preferred STOCK scrip viii have any r1ght
ztou1er hereunder except receive his proper snare
q .as zpar ot sac stock.
By ORDER OF THE BOARD.
r. ROLLINS Sfalt secretary
New-York tribune., 1900-07-12
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THE ADIRONDACKS.
Upper ChatsHugay Lake hay good trout nah
ing For terms AMI circulars address
j " HCTTON. RaIphs. n. y.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-12

4 DVERTISDSlENTs and subscriptions i5r The Tribune
a r-reved their Uptown Ofh7e. No. 1872 Broadway.
81 door aorth of until o'clock advertise
nets received following branch anices regular
csc until clock viz: "a Sth ave. g e
cor 12th-st.. Macy 6thave.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-12
Bank Reports.

1891
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK at New York IN
the State Of New York Of business J1z 90
New-York tribune., 1900-07-12
TSLANn. ~ 81

GOVERNORS ISLAND, y Y. H. July II,
1900 Sealed proposals. trtplcate for furnish
Ing Forage Straw required p
ing year ending 30 1901 received here
places Indicated Instructions issued hereunder
q VI August 10 1900 T.. right reject
accept all proposals any thereof IN
formation furnished application. Envelopes containing
proposals viii be endorsed Forage and
Straw az -" JAMES N. MOORE A. @ NJ a
New-York tribune., 1900-07-12

- A-tNEsI ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS
subject to eheQue or OF certificate
New-York tribune., 1900-07-12
RAILROAD COMPANY.
RAILROAD COMPANY.
Central
York June 26th 1900.
vv,ryr poARD OF DIRECTORS Of this Com

many have DAY declared dividend Of I~9 49, FEE E
re gsth DAY July next, 70 stockholders q
rtLI-.s - o1rl0r< u Saturday the Soth dag OF
rec1fa a. a.. - 1Irs,sfer books will be closed
June Ias C4IALsi CHARLES +. cox. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1900-07-12
5ummer Resorts
NEw-YORK.
GRANT HOUSE.

NOW OPEN
Situated elevated plateau overlooking historic valley
o. the hudson. golf na baseball aeld and
on notel grounds; fine service;
reached BY West shore r r. q hours By Hudson
River beats For rates and information address
~ =. SIOWELL. il. ManaRer.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-12

DRAFTS on ALL PARTS OF GREAT BRr-
lain. FRANCE. AND GERMANY BOuGHT
AND SOLD. COLLECTIONS MADE.
The colored American., 1900-10-20

became school teacher in the state of
Maryland, where he made for himself
an enviable reputation by his ability
and disposition of sunshine.
After passing a fattertng civil SER
vice examination he was appointed to
a position in the city post office which
he held for six years. Henow occupies
thelresponsiDle position Of private Sec
retary to the Recorder of Deeds and In
this position he displays his superior
qualities of gentleman, official and dip
lomst. He never fails to look after the
interest of his friends and of his race.
He is interested and active in all public
affairs which are for the betterment Of
his people.
He is financial secretary OF the Afro
American Council and executive com.
mitteemsn of the Second Baptist Ly-
ceum. He Is the head of a most charm
ing and interesting family. The future
will see Mr.. Lacy in more responsible
positions and his ability and mixing"
qualities are sure to place him very
prominently before the public eye.
The colored American., 1900-10-20
THE SEA ISLAND NEWS.
brilliant Marriage at st. Marks Episco.
o,I Church-Two Hearts Beat as One
Beautiful Costumes Worn.

Charleston, s. c., Special Mr.. David
wiborn Of Spring field. Ohio, and MISS
vsrv Elizabeth Bulkley Of Charleston
rore marrid at st. Marks Church,
charleston, S. c. on Wednesday after
,oon, September 81, 1900 at o'clock.
Tbe nigh social standing OF the con-
trsc.ing parties together with the fact
that the bridal party would leave i'm
mediateIy after their marriage for an
erte nded wedding tour, made the event
. of unusual interest and caused the
large circle Of friends of the family to
All the large auditorium of the church
Iong before the time fixed for the cere-
mony, On the arrival of the happy
couple with their train at the church
4 all the window blinds Of the building
we're promptly closed, and the several
hundred gas jets were lighted, which
together with tie altar lights produced
/ not only a est pleasing effect, but led
one nyoluntariIy to the realization Of
marriage at night. The four ushers
VIZ, Misses Florence E. Miller, Julia
/ E. Wilson, Genivieve Z. Clyde and
Mary E. Heron led the march to the
steps of the chancel to the tune Of
|Mendelsobn's famous march. The bride
followed Immediately leaning upon
the arm OF the Rev. Rainey Roberts
who little later would give the bride
away. The groom bearing upon his
arm Miss Julia E. Bulkley, an aunt of
the bride, followed. The ceremony was
performed by the rector of the parish,
Rev, E. N Hollings. The general
opinion was that this was one Of the
prettiest weddings ever held in this
city, After stopping at Summerville,
s. c., Atlanta, Ca, Ct attsnooga, Tenn
and Cincinnati, Ohio, they will reach
their home IN Springfield, Ohio, on or
about the 6th of October to which
they Will be followed by the good
wishes of their many Charleston
friends. A special shipment Of the
many useful and valuable presents will
be made later in the week.
The colored American., 1900-10-20

the union. He has done excellent work
in all Of the Indian campaigns and
while | was in the west / had number
of opportunities Of witnessing bis won
derful work. He saved massacre Of
the 7th in 1890.
"At San Juan hill the colored SOL
diers rendered an object lesson to all
of the soldiers assembled there. They
sung and fought and pushed the lag
gard troopers up the hill and the great
victory at that point was theirs IS
much as, if not more than, any Of the
soldiers there"
This staten ent is In full accord with
the account The Daily News at the
time editorialIy Of the distinguished
part the colored soldiers played in the
decisive battle of San Juan. No man
doubts Col. Roosevelt's bravery, and
he, for his part, has no doubt of the
fighting qualities of the colored SOL
dier. Simple justice, both to Col.
Roosevelt and the men who helped to
win the hottest battle Of the Spanish
war, requires this refutation OF an un'
just attack and of the unfair methods
of campaigning that prompted it.
Chicago Daily News.
The colored American., 1900-10-20
The Righteous Negro Defender Wonder

The Righteous Negro Defender Wonder.
There is a most wonderful Negro
Newspaper published at 122 W. Broad
st., Richmond, Va, known as the
Righteous Negro Defender. This week
it sheds most wonderful light to the
minds Of the Negro people of America
Every body in the Negro race who
loves the race ought to send at once aud
get copy OF it this week; 2 cents in
coppers sent in an envelope sealed will
bring you copy of that great and most
wonderful paper; with great news Of
vast Importance to the Negro people
of America.
Address, "The Righteous Negro De
fender at 1872 W. Broad st., Richmond,
Va.
P,S. One hundred (1O0 o00) thous-
and copies of the above-named Negro
newspaper is to be rushed out to the
wise and the prudent men and women
of the Negro race as quick as possible
for special purposes and advantages to
the Negro people which the paper itself
will show to them who get copy OF it.
You hurry up and get copy Of it this
week and tell your friends about this.
The colored American., 1900-10-20
Roosevelt and the Colored Soldier.

Gov. Roosevelt's article in Scribner's
Magazine in April last year has been
cited in the present campaign as res
Election, in one of its ststesments, upon
the bravery Of the colored soldier. To
a reporter for The Daily News the gov
ernor not only denied that any such
reflection was intended but he also in.
cidentally paid an enthusiastic and just
tribute to the coloIed soldier as ''a first.
class fighting man." Said the COVER.
nor:
:I would be the last man in the world
to say anything against the colored sol
dier, because know of his bravery and
his character. He saved my life at
Santiago, and L have had occasion to
say so in many articles and speeches
The rough riders were in bad posi-
ton when the 9th and 10th cavalry
came rushing up the hill carrying ev.
erything before them.
"The coloFed soldier has the faculty
of coming to the front when be is
needed most. In the civil war he came
200, 900 str ong, and / believe he saved
The colored American., 1900-10-20
A PROMINENT WAsHINGToNIAN.
Mr.. Samnel E. Lacy-Secreta to tn,
Recorder of Deeds.

Among the popular and highly es.
teemed young men of this city there
Is none who eDjoysa greater popularity
with the masses than Mr.. Samuel e.
Lacy OF whom the above "cut" is a
fair likeness.
Mr.. Lacy is "nalive born" District
OF Columbia boy member of one of it's
best and long established families, be-
ing son Of Detective Henry Lacy OF
national reputation. He is a product
OF the District schools from which he
graduated with distinction. He first
The colored American., 1900-10-20
DOWN IN VIRGINIA.

Charlottesville, Va, Specialize Y.
M. 9. A, Sunday meeting of men for
Bible study was held at the M. E..
chapel last Sunday at 4:S0 O'Clock p. m.
Rev. Joseph Perry, Sunday. school
Missionary Of Western Virginia deliv-
cred an sbIe classical address to the
young men, which abounded In deep
inspiring thoughts and solid advice,
which was enthusiastically received by
Oil present. Mr.. A. O. Mabry, who has
oeen engaged in the undertaking, fur
nlIufe repairing and uphols bust.
ness here, lett last week for Staunton,
va, where he is now located in business
Misses Rosa Howard, Gertrude and
Mamie Stewart, Zslder Scott, Lettie
fefguson, Hattie Newman and MH
george Southall left last week for the
hampton Normal and Industrial Insti-
'ute, Hampton, Va. Misses BERTHE
saunders and Alberta Coles left for
hsfIshorn College, Richmond, last
week. Messrs. James Harris, P. 8.
nOoker, S. L. Bundy from Warm
springs, Mr.. D. d. Alexander from
AlllooTo, Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Whipper
anu Mrs. Rebecca Shelton from White
sulphur and Mrs. Maria Chapman from
'ne Healing Springs are back to the
vl'y' Mr.. B. II. Baker of the Royal
oeneht Society OF Washing ton, D. c.,
Inc city looking after the business Of
.ue Society. Mr.. Charles L. Chapman
uSS purchased the lunch room former
y owned by Mr. Thomas Whiting and
The colored American., 1900-10-20

We have been reliably informed that
the evidence of Negrophobia which
recently manifested itself in the con-
duct Of the lunch room at the City Hall
has been thoroughly attended to by
Hon. Aulick Palmer, the Marshal Of
the District and that there is no fear
of it's recurrence.