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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-08

tic Blessed Sacrament The celeo.ant a.
tn, mass. will be Very Rev. J. j. Bowler,
assisted by Rev. Thomas Price, OF North
Carolina, and Father Ldffy, of his!ti-
B1.ro as deacon and sub-dedcon. resp@;;-
tiveiy.
F'athe, Price will preach SUNDAY night
1T O'clock. lie IS a celebrated Il'.Ssi'i-
airy ia the South. and is editor o. Sns !.
lisious weekly paper known as = run,
The devotions viii! continue Monday
and Tuesday, high mass being celebrated
at A. NJ each day by one OF the visit
ing cicrgymen.
The serv. ces close TUESDAY morning az
ter High Mass with a procession through
the church of altar-boys and clergy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-08

The letter was read at the meeting OF
the Police Commissioners yesterday, ana
in a spirit of llumor, Mr.. Jacobs moved
that the Chief be instructed to attend
to the matter.
Sergeants Gibson and Wren, of the
Secret Service will leave for Sussex
Courthouse this morning at o'clock
to testify in the case of Emmett
Gibbons and Annie Allison. the two ne
groes charged with the abduction of Mat
tie Smith, the white girl, who was APP
pretended here several weeks ago. Sen
saticnal developments are expected in
the case. The prisoners were held in
Jail at Petersburg for safe7keeping.
4 horse and buggy was taken up IN
the Third Police District on the night
OF the 5th instant. No one has made
complaint of such a loss. The owner
can secure his property by. calling at
the Third Police Station.
DR. w. Armistead ellis had British
bulldog revolver stolen from his office
at No. 2 West Grace Street. on the first
instant. The theft has been reported
to the police and Acting Detective Sch1ief
is on the trail of the thief.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-08
BOILERS
Require Strong worRmen to Con

AtfUCt.
big hustling boilermaker down at
Mics, O., had an experience with Grape
Nuts Food that is worth knowing. Geo.
Preston says there was "a time when his
appetite for breakfast failed him and 1T
came from stomach trouble caused by
dis way o8 eating.
He would get hungry from his work
about . or 10 o'clock, but was not al
lowed to eat during work hours, and
when dinner time came he would over
eat and sryelld, toahin misery the rest OF
the day and not able TO eat any supper.
He Say. ..letwas troubled with head
aches and 20, dizzy from STOPPING over
that / would stagger when Strengthening
up.
ezra Pc Nuts being called to my atten-
ton. i topk a. package TO my boarding
place ard had some for breakfast. and
did not get hungry until near the
noon hour ! now knew what was the
matter with me. I began to eat a good,
healthy food and ii agreed with me. so l
have kept on using Grape-Nuts for break
fast with a little cream.
..I. have never taken one drop of nedi-
cine only once for sore throat. but am
low as well ard hearty Us any man that
sralks. and know how TO keep my
strength now by the Use OF good food,
and I think would lose a part of it if
seft off Grape Nuts. This food has been
better to me and my family than any
medicine. -
s so am ait Niles. o.. and ready to show
ffe, truth OF what write. Any one can
call and see me and my family and
fudge for themselves whether we are
healthy or not. have used e21 pack
ar.- - Grape Nuts since bosal,.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-08
CHRISTMAS rNrHEoLD COUNTRY

The time is approaching when those
who contemplate visiting their old homes
and friends. across the ocean during the
Christmas holidays should secure their
steamship accommodations.
The Richmond Transfer Company. joins
ucket agents for all railroads centerins
in Richmond, are also agents for all the
principal foreign steamship lines. Thelr
connections and arrangements are Slch,
that they can furnish the best of uccf:n-
modations at the same rates an can DC
purchased at the home Offices, theret
saving the worry Of correso ondence aid
exchanging OF receipts before taking the
steamers; they also check 70 II baSS;. sc
direct from your house aboard the steam
err Those contemplating Grip should
call and secure reservations as early as
possible.
In purchasing tickets from the Rich
n1ond Transfer Company you not only Sc
cure the best accommodations. but en-
courage home Industry and assist in build
ing up your. city Of adoption.
SAAIL. H. BOWMAN. Gen. g'r.
Office No 903 East Main Street,
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picbmond Rduca,l,nal association.

The first conference of the Richmond
Educational Association will take place al
the old 4All-Saints' Church building, on
Madison Street, on Monday evening next
at $50 o'clock. This building, through me {,
courtesy of Mr. p. H. Mayo, is offered
10 the Educational Association for its
meeting. The subject of the discussion
on Monday evening will be Character:
the Formative influence Of the School
aud Home, and addresses will be MADE
by the foremost educators OF the city.
A good attendance of the members IS
earnestly solicited and the public IS cor
daily invited to attend. !.
The subject is one that appeals 70 a.t
interested in the training of the young
and the addresses will be most helpful
10 those who desire to maintain this most
excellent work
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-08
THE BANK NOTE CASE.
II Will Probably Come Up Early In
January,

The case of the Federal Government
VS.. Mr.. w L. Royal, president OF the
Bank of Iron Gate. will probably be ar
gucd in the Supreme Court of the United
States early in January.
1t will be recalled that Mr.. Royal IS
being prosecuted for his bank Circulating
State bank notes without paying the
Federal tax. Mir. Royal claims that the
act of Congress imposing this tax is un-
constitutional and in sorder to make up
a test case he organized the bank and
put the notes into circulation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-08
HENRICO'S OFFICIAL VOTE.
Mir. Thomas Gardner, for the House Led the
Ticket Mou,acue's Majority l,02S.

Complete returns from Henrico county
give Montague .; majority OF 1,oSS over
ioce. the Republican candidate The
Rennhlicans only carried one precinct.
Ridge Church, u small precinct In the
northern part Of the county, which save
Hogc the vote of 81 to 10.
Mcssrs Thomas Gardner, for the House
md Tnli,r Hr.ant and George Wayne
Anderson. for the Senate, led the ticket.
The Election Commissioners met
yesterday at noon and canVassed
the returns The full board was pres
cnt. and Deputy Clerk z. Il. Philips act
ed as clerk. The official vote is as fol
lows: 49,.
Quant2. I; Mc,rier, 10; Rucker, 10.
cut-Gov-Willard, 1,2-G; Dickinson, 400;
Bolton. Il; Bundck, 10.
Attorney Genct al-W. a. Anderson, 1878;
Groner, 341 Dowrey, Il; Lee, ID.
Standardization 1,429 Bryant. L. iS.
For House-Gardner, 1,4s5; Madison. IS;
Wright 90,
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JUSTICE JOHNS COURT.
White Boy Sent to Jail for Four Months as
Suspicious Character.

Justice John was surprised, yesterday
when, in locking over his docket. he
failed TO find :,sirunK. The other cases
We're Of little importance.
Martha Ann TAYLOR alias Buncly Stokes
(coloredj was sent down, under bonds, for
six months, on the charge of taxing -SzO
4 belonging to Lorenzo .Barksdjile.s
Elizabeth White (colored) was semitic
Jail for sixty days for taking lot OF
clothing belonging to T. ]. Ford.
Willie Shoup, a young white boy, VAS
sent to Jail under security for four
months asa suspicious character Detec-
s tives Gibson and Wren arrested the youth
on the suspicion OF having entered a
number of houses for the purpose of COM
hitting larceny. When arrested he had
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-08
The BeII-Riugers Tonight.

The Almondbllry Hand-Bel1- Ringers,
champions Of England, will be greeted
by a select house as they open the ninth
season of the Association (Star) Course
tonight at Sis o'clock. They bring with
them their magnificent peal Of one hun
dred and slxty-two bells, and in the hands
of the six champion artists these bells
will appeal to the higher musical sense
Of every auditor Variety will be given
to the programme by the presence Of
Miss Macy, most charming entertainer,
and Mr.. Walter David, who provokes
laughter. both by his face and his stories.
A number of good seats remain for sale
and can be secured at the building to-
6av
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For Ne Synagogue.

The Sir. Moses Montifiore Building Asso-
home of MIR. Samuel Stern, No. SIT North
First Street. Mr.. Stern. as chairman of
the Association. presided. Several corr I;
mittees reported favor:lbly anu Il, uf 5:l.
mess meeting. a dinner was served in The
dining-room at the home. and twas vas. Tar i:s
into thu morning before the party re-
tired. II Tho Affairs OF the Sir Moses cnn-
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ANXIOUS TO GET
A SET TI. {. I
Governor Unable 10 Call on Uncle
Sam Yesterday.
JENKINS RESIGNS FROM BOARD,
No Longer Visitor 10 the Female Normal
School Negro Woman With a h'ania
for Forgery Capitol
Notes.
JENKINS. RESIGNS. FROM BOARD

Governor TYLER had Il very busy DAY
yesterday Scores of members or the
convention called to pay their respects.
His Excelency had to postpone: MS Trip
to Washington to look Tue ols,iil'ii-
American war claims which this State
holds against the Federal Government
The; Governor is very anxious to settle
this matter up before he goes out OF Of
fee.
The Governor is being urged to grant
pardon to Mary Cook q negro woman IL
the .penitcntiary, convicted OF forgery.
She was sent from Loudoun county. ne
woman is said to be highly educated arc
sood-looking. John FL. Smyth, the Super
intendent OF the Negro Reformatory, mas
investigated her case and finds out that
she is of good character, with the eA-
ceDtiolr of having q mania to commit
forgery. She has been convicted twice
and sentenced, to short terms for this
crime.
VISITOR APPOINTED.
The resignation of Mr.. Willis a. Jen-
kins, OF Portsmouth, as member Oh the
Board of Visitors OF the State temale
Normal School at Farmville was accept
ed. and Mr.. c. NJ. Robinson, of Newport
News. was appointed TO succeed him.
The following members of the State
Board of Dental Examiners were appoint
ed: DIR. J. P. Stiff, Of fredericksburg,
and Dr. j. A. Calvin, Of Charlottesville,
to serve three years from the first OF
next january, and DR.. p. P. Beadles, OF
Danville, to serve out the uneXpired term
Of DR.. j. v. Halter, of Wytheville, resign
ed.
BIG CHARTER FEE.
The charter of the Cedar Town Cotton
and Export Company OF Norfolh county
was filed for record in the office OF the
Secretary of the Commonwealth. The
capital stock is 100000, and the fee on
the charter was S34o.
Commissioner Of Agriculture koiner IS
still in Augusta county, where he went
to vote.
The Governor has appointed the fol-
lowing delegates to the National Live
Stock Association which meets in Chi
gomery; Charles w. Harnan Pulaski;
Henry. c. Stuart, Russell, and W. w.
Captain NJ. B. Rowe, of Fred
ericEsburg, who recently sent to
Governor Tyler his resignation as
captain Of the Washington Guards, OF
this city, has, at the urgent solicitation
of the men and other officers of the com
marld, withdrawn the resignation and
consented to serve a short while longer.
Requests for seats are being received at
the Capitol for members-elect of the
House of Delegates. Many seats in the
hall have already been selected.
The State Board of Fisheries will meet
here on November 18th, to prepare its
annual report to the Governor.
SECOND AUDITORS fixtures.
Second Auditor Dew has prepared q
statement showing the expenses II all
departments of the State Government and
the revenue Of the Commonwealth. Fol
lowing is a synopsis oS the figures given:
Total state expenses. 3,296,S4 IS
,rota. Sc5curtv expenses 2,l25,44 Il
Total city and town expenses. 1888, 0S2 40
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-08
Artillery Recruits.

Forty-fivc recruits for the First United
States Artillery. from the barracks Ut
Columbus, Ohio. passed through Rich
mond Wednesday night on their way 10
SuIlivan's Island in Charleston h;srbor.
They came over the James River Division
of The. Chesapeake and Ohio railroad AMI
wese carried south over the Seaocard
Nis-iine.
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Irdo, Goss TO Norfolk.

Judge waddill left yesterday for Nor
foil, 10 hold United States District Court
there. The Judge is net at all Well ana
his friends fear that he will be unable 10
preside through the entire term
Chief Deputy Deyer. OF the interrai rev
ellue Office. returned yesterday, aisSr
an absence of several days.
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We dict for plsiu,iii.

The Jury in the suit of D. o'Su!livan
against the Traction Company. for ESQ
damages, for injuries to q horse ana
wagon. brought in verdict Ter $50 yes
terday afternoon. 4 motion to set aside
was taken under consideration by Judge
Minor.
The jury was adjourned to meet Mon-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-08
DON'T FiIIITOs VISIT

the new City Drug Store, No. l4t. East
Main Street, corner of Fifteenth, where
will be found everything usually kept in
a iirst-class drug store, wholesale and re-
tail. a nice line of fine Candies, Cigars,
Tobacco. etc Remember the place.
CITY. DRUG STORE,
NO l444 East Main Street.
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Miller g Rhoads.
Miller & Rhoads.
Miller q Rhoads.
Last Remnant Sale m the
WasOric z emile Store
We More Mert Week. J

tell
marked both
to-day
false t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-08
Ala e InSnectinu.

The Board of Directors of the Prison
Reform Association inspected the Lau-
rel Reformatory on Wednesday. The in
stitution was found to be in the best OF
shape There are 1853 boys there at the
present time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-08
New Law Offices.

Handsome Offices are being fitted UP in
tine iIanew irclSe; Building for Messrs.
MtInfert. Hdnton, Williams ard Nader
son, who have formed I, raw partnership.
This building is owned by the Ssabcard
Air Line and extensive improvements are
bcjrs r.ude,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-08
- = E0 HI go
a.,r, tina Tho Kind You Have Always Boug gI!aa
Signature ss TIT zSyNzsz9x
YOU ARE WARNED

To avoid as you would poison the
many so-called 'syrrps of White Pine
If you have q cough, cold, Croupe. Bron-
gchitis CT any, throat or lung trouble. take
DR.. David's Cough Syrup ofesPures zine
Il ar, Horehound, Wild Cherry, etc. Price
a5c. for a large bottle everywhere.
OWENS & lilNOR &DRuGs co. &
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Irish Potatoes Above Ground.

Mr.. II. Richardson. of White House.
has sent to The Times an Irish potato:
vine which is something of an agrtcul-.
ttural curiosity. Tho plant IS or VIGOROUS
and healthy growth. but seems Y, Fave
become crossed with some otasr yes6sab.s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-08
POLICE MATTERS.
Detectives TO Go TO Sussex County to Testify
in Abduction Case

Major Howard has received the follow
ing letter from a point in Nnddlesex
county:
Chief of Police. Richmond:
Dear Sir,-Now that the Carnival IS
over and You are not so busy protecting
your citizens, will You please make s -
----, East Broad Street, pay me the
five dollars balance due. and obllge,
Yours respectfully,
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To Hold a Rummaqe Sale.

The Industrial Chapter OF Holy Trinity
Church will conduct q, rummage sale next
week. Persons who will make donations
are requested to send them to NO. 81
Park Avenue or to No. $50 West Grace
Street before next Monday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-08
Corset Bargains,

We've lot OF assorted makes ON cur tables
that have been selling at S1.5o and $500.
There's not many of them left and you may
find something to suit you ityou CT M
do you get what you want tor
another cheaper lot, were s1-o0, to- &c
day
eight dozen White and Drab Corsets, 9Gr
regular SOC goods Our price to-day, -
For 4 cheap corset this is an excellent ar
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-08
s,CK HEaDACHE CuruD

Permanently with DR.. Dav:ds Liver Pills.
BEST on Earth for Constipation, Bill
ousness and all Stomach and Liver Trou-
bles. They cure Dyspeps,a. Indigestion
and Heartburn. Price &c. a box every
where.
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with new uniforms, in each instan:e max
ing "a fine impression upon the members
of the Board of Police Commissioners, who
conducted; the inspection.
Immediately after the i;iso,:t.on II
men marched to the City Hall To attend
the meeting OF the Benevolent tAss9el;-
ton.
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Enr.x Hours, Devotion.

Forty Hours Devotion will begin sun,
day at st. Peters Cathedrai
with solemn High Mass at u
NJ, % be followed by a procession OF Oh
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-08
MZLLFR g RHOADy.

ard the potatoes instead of being on tho
roots are on the vine some inches above
the ground.
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Tobacco Sold.

Shelburne's Warehouse sold yesterday
7,12O pounds Of new dark tobacco. me
highest price was 49,
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Dress Goods end Silks.

IF you've been waiting until TO-
day to pick UP something out OF the
ordinary in4the odds and ends OF
silks or dress goods, you haven't
missed it, if there's anything here
that suits you've mean as oethe
goods. The prices, of course, will
please YOU. s5s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-08
Bargains III Ladies
and Misses Skirts
Odds and Ends for Friday.

We don't claim that these Skirts
and Refers are ali this seasons
stock.
If they were, we couldn't, Il
course, afford 70 sell them at the
prices we advertise to-day.
Look over the list carefully and
then come in and examine the goods.
You may pick up just what you'v
been needing and at less than half
its real value.
Fridays
Odd and End Sale Of Skirts.
10 Black Very Heavy Fleeced-Lined Ladies'
understkIrts, that we're $500 and ST 90
5 Misses Skirts, solid eolors, were soc
St.25, for cOS
9 Misses Skirts. Slightly soiled, in solid
colored and wool mixtures. were S2.tS, GSc
s Plad-Back Walking Skirts, in Ct AZ
short lengths, were S2-o8, for. " ~
IS Atwood Plaid-Bacll Walking Sltirtsr
blues and grays, mostly in short % AZ
lengths, were 1898, for. -. p| so
% Chidren,s Refers, with large sailor,
collars, sizes to u years, were 81 OK
%, lOt
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Chinaware.

Note some of the inducements III
Odd China for Friday. Where you
see an article listed as worth a GER
tain amount it means that has been
its regular selling price. You can
figure out what you save.
Lot of Fine China Chocolate Pots, decorated
in forget-me-nots and gold, worth 81 90
S1.5O each, special. " ~
Very few of these left.
Lot of Cups and Saucers, assorted decora-
tons, several styles to select from, tine quail
ity china, will be sold per dozen & S0
Lot of Tea Plates, some plain white with
gold band and some decorated. worth 1 Ac
ST. per dozen, to be closed out, each 4 "
Lot of China Cuspidors, decorated, 75C
special, 800 each, orper pair -. ~
Lot of Plain White Covered Dishes. 75c
worth SOC each, While they last. OS
Lot OF Stop. Jars. with covers, extra large
size, were s1.e5 each, will be sold 81 90
LOT .4.S.F..
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Fridays
Odd and End Sale Of Skirts.
Fancy Goods.

Everything we list to-day is good.
But our Bolero, Jackets are especially
attractive, we, think, and then look
at the price.
100 dozen Lace and Embroidered Handker-
chiefs, all tasty designs and pur-
chased for the coming holiday bust 12Ac
Ladies' Silk Hemstitched Automobile Ties,
in black and white. blue and white and pink
AID white combinations. positively 9OC
new effects
Lawn Hemstitehed and Embroidered toe
Turnover collars, 25 new patterns
Cream and Arabian Venice Bolero
Jackets, assortment OF patterns, 81 30
value 1898
Black Chiffon Rutts, with long 81 so
bell ends
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Remnants OF Innings

Cambrics, good colors, u yards a0c
for aoS
fc1 PeFsanes, 4o-nsh' yards 15c
Good Quality Innings, l! yards 1 1c
for -
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DRESS GOODS.
Wool Challies.

DRESS GOODS.
Wool Challies.
% inches wide, cotton warp, with wool
filling, in tan grey, old rose, pink, 1OC
cardinal and cadet.
Plaid Black Skirtins.
as inches wide, solid grey on one side and
red and Black plaid on the other side, made
tosellfor SIPS yard; only one piece, AOC
which we wish to close at.
All-Wool Homespuns.
80 inches wide, good heavy weight, in
light. medium. and Oxford grey, brown,
cadet and reseda' regular 75c SIC
number, tor
An-Wool Checks.
In green and black and grey and DC
black, only four pieces
All-Wool Plaids.
So inches wide, the regular SOC quality. only
a few pieces LETT, in blue and grey, DOC
green, brown and grey and black -
All-Wool Cheviots.
SO inches wide, good heavy weight, in tan,
grey castor. reseda, dark green {OC
and black.
Remnants of Waist Cloths, Kerseys for
Walking Skirts, Serges, Henriettas,. Broad
cloths, YLnetians, Flannes and Trieots. q
SILKS.
Corded Taffetas.
IS inches wide, with four narrow self
colored cords, in cardinal, royal, AOc
cadet, black and white.
Liberty Satins.
81 inches wide, in turquoise, cadet, yell
lowand reseda; irregular 50cValue, Roc
Black Louisine.
10 inches wide, all pure silk good SOc
heavy weight; regular sc value,
Black Brocades. SNc
In small dots and figures
Also remnants of Taffetas, Peau de Sole,
Satins, Wash Silks, etc.
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Linens, Dornest;cs,
Wash Goods, Flannels

Our Linen, Domestic, Innings,
Wash Goods and Flannel Depart
ments have given us such a long list
of remnants and they all seem SO
good that We'll just let you look
them over and pick out what you
want without emphasizing anything.
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Remnants Of Linens


Crash, checked and plain, yards 7c
iOl
&c Crash, extra heavy yards 15c
Table Damask, turkey red, yards 15c
to7 Table DamasIS, cream, 2 yards 40c
Table Damasls, bleaohed, 2 yards 75c
Tor .-.p.-.
Az Remnants of Domestics.
.Unbleached Cotton, 56-inch, 2 yards SC
loi .f-T..
Bleached Cotton, 56-inch, d yards 5c
Unbleached Jeans, fine quality, 2! dc
yards for =. II
Unbleached Sheetings, e-4 wide, 2 20r
yards for. 49,. wv
Unbleached Canton Flannel, p yards 11c
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ASSOCIATION IN
GOOD CONDITION
Annual Meeting Of Policemen Held
Yesterday.
ASK FOR MORE POLICEMEN.
Commissioners Declare That the CT y Needs
Moro Officers, aud Send Letter to
Council asking for Necessary Appro-
priatsun --inspeciio of Force.

[ - s4s. s-sr5
The Police Benevolent Association met
IN annual session in The musings Court
room yesterday. afternoon at ) o clock.
Major Toward, president OF the Asso-
citation presideo, ana Captain j. 3. Angie,
the secretary. was at his post. The off,
GERS OF the various districts were present
in a BODY.
The reports of the president. secretary
and treasurer were read and adopted The
reports. showed the Association in good
condition.
When the election of the Board of Di-
rectors came up some interest was taken
anSt the election of a member of the board
from the, civilian members Of the Asso-
citation ut. was stated that Mr. G. il.
Phillips had not attended the meetings
OF the board as frequently as the other
members, and Officer Foster. of the SEC
ond District nominated Mr.. w. S. Forbes
to fill the place. Upon an aye and nay
vote Mr.. Phillips was reelected. and his
election was made unanimous amid
cheers.
The other officers were chosen unani-
nfously, the Auditing Committee being
neglected by a rising vote.
The report OF the president is as fol-
y&H%rse