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The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1915-10-07

In the District Court of the Unit. q
States for the Eastern District of
Louisiana.
In the matter of Wn. Plummer
knight, Bankrupt.
No. 2O7) In Bankruptcy.
All the creditors of VIM. Plummer
Knight of Franklinton, La. adjudged
bankrupt on the 22nd day of Sept.
l9lo en- his petition in the District
Court of the United States for the
Eastern District of Louisiana, are
hereby notified that the first meeting
of the creditors OF the said BANKRUPT
will be held before the undersigned
Referee at his Office, Room 5. City
Bank and Trust Co., Building. 124
Carondelet ST., New Orleans, "a. on
The Sth day of October 1915, at the
hour Of 10 O'Clock a, m.
Whereas the said creditors shall
present and prove their claims, elect
Trustee, and fix the amount of his
bond; shall determine in what manner
and at what time the property of the
bankrupt'S estate shall be sold. and
shall take srcl other steps as are
pertinent and necessary for the pro-
motion of the best interest of said es-
tate, and shall do such other things
as the law may requ re and as NAV !
be brought before thsn.
WM y. BELL, Referee. !
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RESOLUTIONS.

Whereas, 1t has pleased Al
mighty God, in his f. Ute Wis
dom, to remove from our midst
Brother J Leon Pounds.
Therefore, be it resolved, that
while we bow in humble SUD
mission to the Divine Decree
that we feel very keenIy the loss
OF valuable and faithful mem
Der of our fraternity, that our
country has lost one Of it's most
prominent and useful citizens.
and the bereaved family a kind
loving husband and father.
BE itfurther resolved, That the
lodge extends to tie bpreaved
family all that human sympathy
can extend.
Be it further resolved, that a
page in our minute book be set
aside for recording these rpsolu-
tons, that a copy be forwarded
the family, aud that copies be
furnished the Franklinton Era.
Leader, The Bogalusa Enter
prise and the Bogalusa American
tor publication.
Respectfully submitted,
Robert Darlington.
c. C. WEIGH,
D. n, Magee.
Committee Lodge No lOl F. ga. NJ. .
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NOTlCE-AlI members of the
Democratic Executive Commit.
tee IN and for WASHINGTON Par.
ISh, Louisiana, are hereby noti
He'd and requested to meet at
the courthouse in FranI1Iinton,
La, Saturday October 9th 1915,
at p m. For the purpose of
setting date for receiving nom.
nations of Cand;.
dates for Paroch ial Ward and
Member Of General Assembly.
Fixing the amounts to assess
each candidate and the time for
the hIh & of nominations with
TINS committee in conformity
with the primary election laws
rs per act 1906 and the subse-
quent amendments thereof, and
III pursuant of Call of the State
Democratic Executive Committee
held in the city of New Orleans.
October ), 1918. All members
are urged to be present either
IN person or by duly written
Proxy.
D. E. Branch, Chairman,
W. j. Dobson, Secretary.
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Gorman No,cs.

Quite a number Of the citizens
III this community came together
and have bought wire and have
extended telephone line from
here to Franklinton. While we
are enjoying many blessings of a
quiet peaceful life, yet we are to-
glad to -ome in touch with our
ne'ghboring little city and hop g
every effort will be put forth to
soon have theis much needed
line completed.
Bro. Sweeney conducted the
prayer meeting services Wednes-
day night at Fisher and gave an
utter esting talk to the young
people.
Misses Lula and Morjcrie
Wood were weekend guests OF
their brother, G. G. Wood and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Foil left
Tuesday for Amlte City to visit
relatives.
Mrs. W. H. Erwin and Hezzie
Magee visited in the home of
their brother, W. G. Magee,
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Angus Wood and
little daughter visited Mrs. J. E.
Sylvest, Sunday.
Lesley Stafford came from
Isabel and spent the weekend !
with home folks.
George Stafford left Monday
for Spring Hill to take charge of
lie School.
Mr. and Mrs. }. R. Day visited
" the home of Mr.. and Mrs. B.
5, Richardson ct Sunny Hill
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Washington Parish Louisiana.
Union Bank
VS.. No. 4G4.
A. G. Williams, ct ais
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue
of writ of fierre facias, issued out OF
the Third Ward Justice Court, for
Washington Parish Louisiana, in the
above named and entitled cause, to me
directed, | will proceed to sell at pub
he auction to the last and highest bid.
der, on
Saturday, Oct. 30, 1915
at Franklinton Washington Parish,
Louisiana, between the legal sale hours
1or judicial sales the following describ-
property to wit:
20 acres of land in section Is, twp2,
south range 10 east St. Helena Meri-
dian, boundaries as follows; Com
mence at the northeast corner of sec
ton %, Jesse Day Headlight, thence
north to road known as the Five
Thousand Dollar road. thence east
along said road to line of section 30,
twp : south, range II east, thence
south along said section 30 sufficient
distance to embrace 20 acres, thence
east to eastern boundary of Jesse Day
headlight, thence north along Jesse
Day Headlight to point Of beginning.
Terms of sale cash with benefit of
appraisment.
This the goth day of Sept, 1915.
j. n. Simmons,
Constable 3rd Ward, Washington
Parish, La.
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Naiuat1ie Hint

When gasoline is used to remove q
SPOT from clothing a ring is often left
around where the spot has been. A lit
tie salt In the gasoline will overcome
TINS, leaving no trace Of the soiled
spot.
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All persons holding tickets on
dinner set will please have them
at our store Saturday, October
9th at 1:30 O'Clock sharp.
s. Fl. Burris. Inc.
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Notice

We will close our doors at one
o'clock Friday of the Fair, Oct.
18th, and remain closed thru
Saturday the 10th.
Washington Bank Il Trust Go,
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ID. D. NJ cElveen.
Deputy Clerk 4 EXC f.io,

Notjca-The regular October
meeting Of the BOARD Of directors
Of public schools Of Washington
Parish will be held Tuesday Oct.
5, 1915 in the office of the school
board in the town Of Franklinton,
La.
II III Stuipnf;Dll g..
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SPECIAL DAYS
A. G. Williams, ct ais

November 4th, st. Tammany Day
November 5th, Athletic Day.
November 9th, School Day.
For further Information apply
to::Ticket Agent.
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BUGG1ES EOR SALE.

bVOVIIlO LCIC OhLLs
We have just received a nice as.
sortment of buggies direct from
the factory and can supply your
needs in the buggy line.
The Darlington Store.
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Frsnklinton, La, October 2, 1915

Mrs. Geo. NeIms is Oh ;he sick
list this week.
=. Misses Marie Magee and Ruth
Bateman, two of our teacher
girls" came home for the week.
end.
Mrs. P. B. Carter is spending
this week in Bogalusa with Mrs.
0. D. Richardson, whose baby is
quite i'll.
Miss Hattie Roster of Varna-
do is staying with Mrs. D. H.
Springfield now and attending
the Franklinton High Schtol for
this session.
Mrs. l.. H. Magee and Raw
Magee spent the weekend with
Mrs. Dell Foil at Clifton.
= Mrs. J. L. Brock entertained
the Home Mission Department
Wednesday afternoon and served
refreshments of hot chocolate
and cake after an interesting
stady.
All Of our goods are sold for
cash but delivered free.
?. b. GreenlaW.
Mrs. Jones, who is making
her home now with her niece,
Mrs. J. J. Walker, is in Liberty.
Miss, for the present visiting
relatives.
Miss Annette AppleWhjte af-
ter visit Of some length with
her aunt, Mrs. D. B. Walker,
has returned to her home in
Columbia, Miss.
For quick delivery of light t
freight, express, trunks ect.,
Weighing five hundred pounds
or less phone for the auto truck.
Phone No. 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. NV. OFT had Hon
J Tom Furlough, of New Orleans, ,
as a dinner guest Tuesday. =,
r Walter Jones who has been s
teaching near Hammond resign
cd last week and returned home Il
IS the position did not prove s
satisfactory enough to tempt
him away from his mother this
winter. L
In the column Of announce -
ments this week will be seen tie :
name of D. r. johnson for Sen. :,
stor from this district including
the parishes of Thangipahoa.
St. Tammany. Livingston, St. II
Helena, and Washington. )
The shipment of fall hats re. y
ceived by Mrs. L. H. Mage9 for
her opening on Saturday last,
showed some of the most tx.
elusive styles, richest materials r
and moderate prices exhibited P
IN many seasons. This proved m
one OF the most attractive dis R
displays Of this popular milliner tt
and afforded absolute satisfac -
ton and perfect delight to her L,
host ofpatdons. =,
The school board was in ses-
sion Tuesday canvassing the re- p
turns of the special elections h
held Saturday in six different
school districts. The special -
tax was carried in all the dis IA
tricts except Rio. Spring Hill ~
and Isabel cast solid vote for r,
the tax. The minutes of the
Tuesdays meeting will be pub :,
lished next week. n,
Mike Darlington and Ira L,
Pope went to New Orleans Sun 4
day to locate Mrs. Darlington "
aud Wilbur Pope who were
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Fares
ACCOUNT
Washington
Parish Fair
October ID, Is, 16, 1915.
FRANKLlNTON, LA.

One and one-third fare from
louisiana Stations to Franklin.
ton, La. and return.
Children under 5 years of age
One-half above fare
Dates of Sale: October -, III
Is, and 10Th, 1915. Return linn
it October 18th 1915.
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Mr. and Mrs. }. R. Day visited
i'll the home of Mr.. and Mrs. B.
S. Richardson ct Sunny Hill
Sunday.
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+ Walter Jones who has been
teaching near Hammond resign
cd last week and returned home
as the position did not prove
satisfactory enough to tempt
him away from his mother this
winter.
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George Stafford left Monday
for Spring Hill to take charge of
tie School.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-30
A. NJ. AIS Final Dance.

STACNTON, VA. May 29.-Augusta
Military Academy's final hop of tho
1314-15 session was given in the school
gymnasium at Fort Defiance on We'd
brilliant and one of the most largely
attended ever held at Rollers. The hall
was attractively decorated with Ameri-
can Beauty roses and evergreens. and
there were visitors from various parts
OF Virginia and other States present as
the opening figure was executed by
about twenty seven couples.
Cadet Captain c. c. 10th and Miss
Ruth Sublett, of Stanton, led the
figure, the cadet officers and noncom
missioned officers, in full dress Of white
trousers and gray coats. with shakos
and sabres, being the partners for the
brilliantly gowned young women. all
of whom carried American Beauty roses.
Among those attending the hop were:
Colonel and Mrs. T. ]. Roller, Major
and Mrs. c. S. Roller; Mrs. w. /. 10th.
OF Waynesboro; Mrs. NJ. NJ. Crenshaw.
Of Richmond; Mrs. Rodell, of Bluefeld,
w. Va; Mrs. C. K. Hoge. Mrs. Julia
Mrs. w. w Gibbs. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. H.
Pilson. Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Ralston. Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Frank Tannehill. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sumter Sublett. DR.. and Mrs.
George A. Sprinkel, Captain and Mrs.
Herbert Jacob, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
burg. with Cadet r. Robertson; Miss
Bently Robinson, OF Stuart Hall. with
Cadet Ireland; Miss Evelyn Lambert, OF
Fort Defiance, with Cadet Edwards:
Miss Lille Dwyer. OF Harrisonburg.
with Cadet Peckenpaugh: Miss Lecque
Blackmore. Of Harrisonburg with Cadet
Fulwiler; Miss Ruth Guyer. Of Winches-
ter with Cadet A Caperton; Miss
Eleanor Curry with Cadet Gilkerson;
Miss Magic Belle Roller with Captain
Robertson: Miss Lenessa Turner, of
Stuart Hall. with Cadet Thomas; Miss
Catherine Holt with Cadet Charleton;
Miss Cornelia Christian. of Lynchburg,
with Cadet Witt: Miss Evelyn Reade.
OF Stuart Hall. with Cadet Durant;
Miss Elizabeth GLIB, OF Stuart Hall,
with Cadet Balthis; Miss Sidney Sim
norman. Of NJ. B. s.. with Cadet Sim
norman; Miss Virginia Moseley with
Cadet Prieto; Miss Maxwell McGifin, of
Stuart Hall. with Cadet c. Weaver;
Miss Helen Patterson with Cadet UlIoa
Miss Margaret Tyler. of Stuart Hall.
with Cadet Finley: Miss Margaret
Norris. of Stuart Hall. with Cadet
Hawkins Miss Margaret Mcclure. Of
Bon Air, Va. with Cadet Gillian; Miss
Rose Sprinkel. of Harrisonburs, with
Cadet Preston; Miss Evelyn Hoge with
Cadet Barger; Miss Ruth Boden, OF
Blueneld. w Va. with Cadet Fox: Miss
Carrie Sublett with Cadet Clark: Miss
Page Hughes with Cadet W. Ferguson:
Miss Mildred Brelsford. OF Stuart Hall,
with Cadet Saunders; Miss Ruth Sub
lett with Cadet c. 10th: Miss Martha
Bell with ]. d. Crowle: Miss Elizabeth
Clemmer with Charles Hoge: Miss Gil.
liam OF Lynchburg. with Mr.. Gillian.
BESIDES many of the cadets, mum
Der OF A NJ. A. alumni. including Mes.rs.
GILLIAN. Waters. Argenbright and Glenn
mer. were among the dancers. and
others attending were Messrs. Gardner
and Miles. of w. & L. u, and Thomas
Holt. Wyndham Randolph. Ralph Crosby.
Gilpin Wilson. Gordon Stott. Edgar
Jobe, Rodes Nelson, Walton Opie. Joe.
Lyle. Thomas Hosshead and L. W. H.
Peyton. all of stanton
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WhoPays?
Story No.
Blue Blood and Yellow
By EDWIN BLISS
Copyright 1915. by Patio Ex-
change. Inc. All moving picture
fights and all foreign copyrights
strictly reserved. Shown at tho Vic.
tor each Saturday,
CONTINUED From Yesterday
Continued From Yesterday

Well, young star-gazer, is 1t comm
to an end?"
Not tonight, father-it all looks
pretty steady"
Il can't seem to understan' it an
guess l never will. The only people
ever hern on as looked at stars Al.
ways had somethin' excitin T. report.
Here you been alooking an alookinu
night after night go,n' on fye year
now. an the best ever hear you report
was one night two year aEone when
Ecome In as thought the moon had
tn!ght" an l ses 'Wot tnight,' an YOU
ses' The comet. o COURSE Jest like
Us s'prised at my not KNOWN. Then
goes an stays up all night, an me
aoendin' my back all that day LAWN
orick EASTERN Donohue cd slap on the
piaster. an the DANCED oil comet don't
snow up. I doan' believe in EN-
they're unreliable. an no way O. hold
IN to agreements
The young man laughed an indulgent.
affectionate laugh
producing comets at moments
nouce isn't one OF mans accomplish
ments, father. You see laughinRly>.
comets have Wills of their own, and are
governed by forces beyond our control
now. The best we can do now is to
watch the heavens closely and learn
by the stars what very probably will
happen. some Day wc'u learn their
secrets-some day" His nne face
glowed. lit with the enthusiasm of his
youth and aspiration. Some day
There, there. now. waren't amean-
IN be disbelearin er discouragin
Jest harmless bit O oil mans fool
cry. Don't you mind me. young man.
You go on with yer star-gazin'. Some
day III catch 'em up to somethin' tricky
an then report EN- an make q name
Ter yself. That big opry glass y got
out therein the yard ought 1. be a
deal O. help. Ehr
Yes. father, a great deal of help;
ana some day / might catch them up
something tricky" He Laughter az
fectionately.
Paul loved and respected his old
rather with that tender devotion and
consideration that only fine natures are
capable OF, and he thought with a pang
or regret as he paced gravely the H.
appointed room that his recent accept
ance OF the post as astronomer at the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-30
Lime Combats tuberculosis

ut is difficult to escape the convic-
ZION that lime starvation and lime as
sanitation are the real issues behind
the masks OF vulnerability md resist
unce In tuberculonis,n writes I'm Van
Gte.on. N. d.. In the May IL. 1912. issue
OF the New York "Medicai Record"
DIT: Van Gieson is eminent in his pro-
aesSlon. and his assertion that lime
assimilation is the real issue" in re.
sistance to Tuberculosis bears the stamp
:, Ordinarily, lime is not easily assimi.
, ,s.ei IN! metdicinally. but Eckman's Al
Il in such form and combination as to
person.
This is one reason for its success in
many cases of tuberculosis which an
Harently have yielded to it and others
which have been benefited through its
use. "
Our. experience based faith in this
remedy is shared by a large number
OF men and women, who say they owe
ta:ns no opiates. narcotics or habit.
forming drugs. so is safe to try
If your druggist Is out Of it. he can
get It, or you can order direct from US.
Eckman Laboratory. Philadelphia.
Sold by Tragic Drug Co., Richmond, va.
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ant presence. he felt moro and moro
that all his study, all his aspirations.
all his life had meaning and form only
as II could be lived with her. and for
her. They had come to be great friends,
this bricklayer's son and the heiress
to fortune. They had gone on and
on in their youthful. enthusiastic inti-
macy. until there had come to be such
bond between them that Paul looked
longingly. hopefully, fearfully to the
day when he would receive his appoint
ment and ask her to be his wife. His
wife! With those words burning on
his mind his pacing became feverish
and fast. his eyes sparkled and grew
dull and paln-contracted as he thought,
alternately, OF his desire and his pre-
sumption. He realized the great bar
rier Of Glass" that reared itself be-
tween them. but his love and hope. his
urgent, youthful egotism hurdled those
gates even as his heart fluttered In
nervous apprehension at their forbid
ding height.
CONTINUED Tomorrow
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great mountain observatory would sep
CRAZE old fat6er-this dear old chum.
crate old tfaher-this dear old chum.
as he had come to consider him.
the thought Of leaving his father was
not, however. the only thing that would
make his leaving sad. for. as he paced
and gazed his mind travelled forward
10 a gray, high-towered observatory on
a lonely peak in the mountains-a peak
that would be to him doubly lonely
without Anita Logan. Then, travelling
back from the gloomy picture. his
youthful morbidness made tragic. his
mind jumped back TO that night almost
year ago when first he met Anita Lo.
gan at university dance; and that
same face that a moment ago was
grave with the graveness of doubt, be-
came suffused with an embarrassed
olush. as he remembered how shy and
panicky he became when. after the
evening had worn away she declared
that he danced "a million times better"
than the others. Then they had sat out
dance-sat 1t out on the low, broad
veranda OF the clubhouse, under the
myriad stars OF pregnant sky-sat 1t
out and spoke never word, feeling in
harmony with the soft-voiced winds as
they soughed through the willows
feeling in harmony with the chirp of
each absurdly self-important cricket.
ana the momentary separk OF each
bush flashing firefy-feeling in har-
mony with the whole universe and with
INFINITE time, the presence of that
gracious beautiful girl made him un.
derstand more clearly than all the text
DOCKS that ever were printed, the
meaning of all natural and spiritual
things.
He remembered how he had walked
home that night. his feet on the ground
and his soul In the stars. He had met
haf
saw her. each time he was permitted to
lave his soul In the light of bar ra Al
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,GRAM Is COMPLETE
AT HAMPDEN-SIDNE

Special 10 The Times-Dispatch.1
/ AMPDEN- SIDENY, VA, May %
program for the 13sth commence
exercises of exceptional interest
assured.
81. T c. Johnson. D. D.. 's2, OF
,mond, will preach the baccalau-
e sermon on Sunday morning. and
e. c. Caldwell. D. D., '9s. of Rich.
d. will deliver the sermon to the
T. c. a. on Sunday night. The an.
address before the Society Of
mi will be made by Barksdale
lett, 9s, superintendent of public
ructions for the State OF Kentucky,
tuesday morning. On Wednesday
ming. Charles Beatty Alexander.
D., Of New York City, will address
literary societies. Mr.. Alexander
&c among the ablest lawyers Of the
-opolis and is the grandson Of Or.
,ibald Alexander, who was for
V years the president Of FIampden-
ey College. and held a foremost
6 among the educators of America.
w. w. Moore will make an address,
he graduates. Charles D. AIcKin-
80, of Atlanta: Joseph Stebhins,
OF South Boston, and other alumni.
scheduled to speak. and will lend
rest to the program.
10 Union Literary Society will hold
nnual celebration on Monday night,
the Philanthropic Literary Society
tuesday night. when the medals
oratcry. debate, essay and decla-
on Will be awarded to the sue
fol contestants
feature of special note will be the
mi banquet on Tuesday night, at
IN all visiting alumni. the mem
of the graduating class. and the
ny. will be entertained hy the
d Of trustees. The occasio will
me OF unusual interest, and 1t Is
d that large numbers OF the
mi will be In attendance, All who
ict to he present at the banquet
|. requested to notify Secretary P.
me Atkinson, Hampden. Sidney
inia.
"a final exercises Will begin on
lay. June 6. and end on Wednesday.
~
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families and friends and all who de-
sire to greet and welcome these heroes
VIII have an opportunity to do 50.
Wednesday night. from 8 to 10. In tho
smoking room OF tho Jefferson. a smok-
er Will be given to the old salts OF the
Confederacy, and at Q o'clock flash
light picture will be taken Of the
group so that photos can be made to
be used as souvenirs Of the occasion.
At this time the election Of officers for
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month. however. show a substantial
gain over those OF the two preceding
months.
The largest shipment Of tobacco con-
signed to this port during tho year is
expected within the next ten days. 1t
Will como from Trieste, Austria Hun
gary
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Pined for Di.orde.

Nellie Wallace, Willie Green and Bes-
ale Johnson, arrested by Policemen
Holt and Whitlock on charge Of be-.
Ing disorderly at 314 Brook Avenue,
were fined SIS and costs each in the Pc.
lice Court yesterday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-30

residence OF Mike Moses. 1911 Eas,
Grace Street. and stealing $50 In money
and $12 worth OF clothing, was con.
tinued until June by Justice Crutch-
field yesterday. Tho negro was ar.
rested by Detective Sergeants Krengel
and Atkinson and Patrolman Akers
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COMMODORE WRIGHT
REPORTS GOOD PROGRESS

navy NeteranH' Chief Looks for Happy
Reunfon OF Confederacy's SOL
dier-Sailors.
Commodore A. o. Wright. Of Jack
sonViiie. Fla" who arrived in tho city
several days ago and began to assem-
Die committees to help him in arrang-
ing TO give Navy Veterans a suita Bile
reception this week. announces that
the plans are going forward In a sat-
IstactorE manner. A reception will be
given in the parlors of tho JefYer.on
Hotel Tuesday night. from 8 to 10
O'CLOCK. to the Navy Veterans, their
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Convicted Of Assault.

Henry Harris. colored. arrested b.
Policemen Waldrop and Moore on
charge OF assaultlng and injurinS Will
liam Brown. was fined SEQ and costs by
Justice Crutchfleld yesterday.
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Customs Collections.

The collector Of customs at the port
of Richmond reports a collection Of
$60.sl4.43 for the month ending May
81 as against Ss3.71s.7o for tho same
month OF last year. showing a decrease
OF $2,So2.27. The collections for this
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n.cnratinn nnr.

VIII Observe Decoration Day.
The United States Circuit Court of
Appeals adjourned yesterday until
The court will observe
Decoration Day tomorrow.