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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
LOCAL MATTERS.
Convention Of Insurance Companies.

| Yesterday 4 Convention Of Insurance
| Companies doing business in the State Of
/ Virginia met in the Office OF the Home In.
surance Company Of virginia.
/ The Convention was held pursuant 10 Q
call issued by the managers Of insurance
companies. and had for it, object the dis.
cuSsion Of the questions whether or not the
present commission and perquisites should
be allowed local agents.
The meeting was called to order by Mr..
Il. {. WherTy, Jr., and, on motion. Gene
raj Joseph +. Johnston was called 10 the
chair Mr.. 4. 6. McIlwaine, special agent
Of the New York Underwriters Agency,
was requested TO act a. secretary.
The following gentlemen, representing
the companies named. were present:
British America, John c. Whitner. At
lanta; City Of London, John B. Wilson.
Richmond; Commercial Union Assurance
Company, L. +. PcScud, Jr., Raleigh. y.
c.; Connecticut Firc-Insurance Company.
T. G.. Peyton, Richmond; Fire Association
Of Philadelphia, +. L. Alfriend. Rich
mond; Hamburg g-Bremcn, +. W. Gordon,
Richmond; Hartford FTe-lnsurance Com
pany, p. c. ROyc Hartford, and William
Whaling, Atlanta: Home Insurance Com
pany Of New York, General j. L. John
stOn and J. II. WaShburn, New York; I'M
pcr1al Firc-Insurance Company, II. j. Al
Tiger, New York; Lion Firc-InSurance
Company, T. /. Alfriend, Richmond ;
London Assurance Corporation. William
d. Rice. Richmond: Niagara Firc-In,u-
rance Company, II. ". Brown, Pmladel-
phia: North British and Mercantile. j. B.
Moore. Richmond: Northern Assurance
Company, J. VI. ogden, Macon, Ga. ;
Norwich Union. \. i. Lo>ee. New York ;
PhuniX Insurance. Company Of Brooklyn,
John VI. Otcy, Richmond; PhGniX Of Lon
don, J.. Il. Warren, Atlanta; scottish
Union and National. +. G. Peyton, Rich
mond: Star Firc-In,Urance Company,
John VI. Otey, Richmond; New York Tn
derwritcrs Agency, \. 6. Mcllwaine. Jr..
Petersburg, Va. Clarence Knowles,
Atlanta. J. l.. Egell, Columbia, :. G. .;
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Com
pany, W. L. Cowardm, Richmond: Vir-
ginia Home Insurance Company, b. {.
Wherry. Jr., Richmond; Washington Fire
and Marine Insurance Company, I. l..
Aliricnd. Richmond.
Letters from the Liverpool and London
and Globe Insurance Company expressing
hearty cooperation in the objects OF the
meeting were read by the secretary.
A resolution. in which it was stated that
not more than Is per cent. should be al
lowed local agents, and providing that no
other compensation, directly or indirectly,
be granted. was adopted.
on motion, the Chair appointed J. II.
Washburn. Of New York: r. ID. Alliger,
Of New York, and Clarence knowles. OF
Atlanta. Ca, committee Of three, whose
duty il shall be TO ask and urge companies
not represented to cooperate with the
movement.
The Convention then adjourned until 4
o'clock 7. NJ.
At this hour the Convention reassembled,
and the views Of the gentlemen present
were made known: after which the meet
ing adjourned until this morning at II
O'Clock.
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To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
Sir.-It Vs., with solemn regret that !
read OF the death Of that noble, generous,
and good man. Mr.. james Thomas. u. !
know that all men are subject to death. bat
the death Of some men are felt in "a com
mmity more than others. ] feel that the
death Of Mr.. Thoma- is felt IN this city and
throughout thi, STATE. ard especially ~
the member, Of my race, 10 whom the hand
of beneyolencc h8> been extended for lo
these many wears. Shall forget all thi-
and ungratcfully pas il 10y. when wives
and dear children by hundreds Of my race
have been supported boy hl- benevolent
hqnd,? when hc va, sitting a. home and
al hi, table enjoying The good thing, OF
earth some # the members of my r.ce were
doing the same al their homes, after having
received II from m- hand. shall ! forget
these acts Of kindnc--: ~. never. II l.
wonder with ne how such mail nous.
a, that on The corner ~ Grlcc and second
streets could retain man with such large
heart and benevolent hand. The whole Of
that square wa, not too large for alnin>ion
for such a noble man. My hc ,ltep IN
ncace Il. WELLS.
Pastor u The Ebclczer Baptist church.
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The strike Of the iron-working opera.
tiyes at the Tredegar continues, with nc
present prospect OF settlement.
Mr.. Frank Dean Lee, who died n few
days ago in Atlanta, was native Of Vir.
ginia. and for several years connected with
the Richmond press. He was man OF
fine character and atiainments. Death was
caused by wound received in the war.
He was in his thirty-eighth year, and leaves
n wife and six children.
Mr.. John X. Higgins, son OF John VI.
Higgins, Esq. and Mr.. Joseph Mannoni,
all OF this city, have arrived safely at New
York on the steamship City OF Rome, after
a four-months' trip in Europe.
The Women's Christian Temperance
Union will meet at the rooms OF the Young
Mems Christian Association this morning.
They invite the presence Of all ladies in
terested in the subject OF temperance.
The evef-popular Pinafore will be rem
dered by the Mozart Association on the oc-
casi0n OF its regular musicale tomorrow
night. This performance is not open to
the public. but members Of the Association
who desire to do so can secure reserved
seats at Johnston's.
The tag-taX Injunction case was under
consideration by Judge FitZhugh yester-
day.
There was quite a general complaint last
night about the feebleness OF the light
giving power Of the gas.
An alarm OF fire was TUNED in at Box
u, corner Of Twenty-tifth and Venabe
streets. yesterday morning at $40 O'Clock.
No dam1ge.
The american queen Cat hand from c.
F. Johnston) contains a long letter from
Richmond. in which the names OF all. or
nearly all. the bellies Of the city appear.
The body Of Morris Coffee, who was ac-
cidentally drowned in the dock, was buried
yesterday. He was an emp'oye at the Of
fee Of the Superintendent Of the Water
Works, and lived on Fulton street.
Judge b. W. Lacy is in the city.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

II. r. CHAFFTN 4 CO.4x T. NJ, builing lots on
the north side OF Floyd between Linden and
Beech streets.
j. THOMPSON BROWN. AZ +. VI, building iots
on Pine and Laurel streets
QUARLES & MCCURDY. Al r. NJ, brick dwell
Ing at the southeast corner of Thliileih AMI
Leigh streets. aud building lots on Thrtieth
street between Clay and Leigh.
WILLIAM HLYNE & CO.. T. W, brck DWELL
ing No. 7O3 north Ninth street.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 A. W.. horses, muies
v hicles. &c.
W. GODDIN. u NJ. Chcsmui-Hln farm, near
Brook turnpike.
JN0. +. LACGHTON. IN. 10 \. VI. and aud
=. NJ. watches. diamonds, SC.
y. NJ LEE. city sergeant. 10, \. NJ. ch. ckens
aud duck.
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THE FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE OF
TIE NURSERY.

The following T. an extract from a letter written
10 the German Reformed Messenger. n Charn-
bcrsbnrg, Penn.
4 BESEFACTREsS.
just open the door for her. and Mrs. WIaJow
will prove the American Florence NIsh.inzale OF
the Nursery OF this we are 50 surf that we viii
teach our ~susy" 10 say, "a blessing On Mrs.
Winslow " for helping her 20 survive and escape
the gripping. colicking, and teething siege. MRS.
WlNsLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP relieves The
Guild from pain, and cures dysentery aud diar-
rhcea. II softens the gums, reduces Inflammation,
cures wind-colc. and carries the infaut safely
through the tecthng period. II performs precisely
What II profes>s TO perform. every part of it-no-
thing less. We have never seen Mrs. Winslow-
know her only through the preparation Of her
Soothing Syrup for Children Teething~ II we
had The power We would make her. as ,te "a. 4
physical savior TO the infant race. Sold by all
druggists. Twenty-Five cents bottle.
G-aadlW
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CHANCERY COURT.-ln the Chancerv
Court yesterday the case Of the Southern
FertiliZiDg Company. A. :. Lee. and
Others Us. J. VI. BIanton, Commissioner Of
Agriculture. on an injunction restraining
him from eXacting, or attempting TO exact.
the charge for tags. as required by Rule
No. > OF the rules and regulations set for
ward by DR.. Blan,on a. Commissioner Of
Agriculture, was tried.
AttOrney-General Blair opened the ease
upon the demurrer Of the Commissioner Of
Agriculture. and was answered by Mr..
John Howard.
The Court Ovcrruled the demurrer for
the purpose OF hearing the case on its
merits, reserying the right TO sustain the
demurrer II i should 80 conclude UPON
consideration.
Mr.. John Howard then opened the case
upon its merits, and the Attorney-General
replied.
Acknowledgement Blair represents the
Commissioner OF Agriculture. Mr.. John
Howard. Colonel Charles Marshall OF Balti-
more, and Colonel John Gay appear Tor
complainant.
The Court reserved It. opinion in this
case.
IT pare IS. I McklnNCY. pI0tr aI-
pointing trustee in the place OF one who
is dead.
Brown as. Burton. &c. Decree directing
a conveyance q property TO purchaser
who ba> paid in fun
King. g.. as. Dove. &c. Decree refer
ring cause 10 o commissioner for inquiry.
account. and report.
Saunders. &C.. as saunders, &c. Decree
confirming report oi commissioner and
making a distribution Of the fund.
Anderson. &c.. Is. Anderson. Sc. Decree
confirming report Of special commissioner
showing distribution Of part of the fund
and investment Of the residue, and for the
present making @ final disposition Of the
cause.
Morri, rs. Lyon. a.. Decree by consent
dis,olying injunction heretofore awarded
in this cause.
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RAILROAD ACcIDENT.-sunday morning
an accident occurred on the York-Rlyer
railroad between Tunstall's and the Nhite
Uouse caused by spreading rails. Nine
idoSad freight-cars were thrown from the
,rsct ,r and the road obstructed. In eonse'
onence - ,s Of the mishap the down passenger
train had 10 stop all night at Tunstaii s;
Tha nasseneers, however, were consoled
tor or ,he DELAY bv the kind attentions oi
Wsssrs n, Jobn A. Davis and Mich. Lipscomb'
,aer,bsn,s of the village, and Littieton
Royster, Esq. sheriff OF New men, I'M, .odny Snwr
One or two OF the passengers "en. -
10 the scene OF the disaster Oh 'ne e"s'ee'
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naoth of IuUyer Brooks.

Robert Peel Brooks, wcli-knoWn col
ored LAWYER and brother of Rev. Waller
II BROOKS. died Yesterday at l2:JO O'Clock
4 NJ. in the twenty-ninth year OF his age.
Drce9.ed va- the son 0f Albert Il. Brooks,
who was well-known TO the community ~
the proprietor Of livery stable on rank
lin street between Thirteenth and -Four
teonth. and was educated at Lincoln M
var.jtv. Chester county, Pa, where he
graduated in 1871. He spent one year al
Lincoln after graduating, and then went 10
Howard University Law school IN w isn-
inpton city, and graduated there in ls'0.
Tho same wear he commenced the practice
OF law in Washington, and the year al'eT
moved 10 Richmond, where be Ia, ever
,lnce been at the bar.
rbe deceased was possessed OF recep-
five mind. had been well grounded in the
law. and was active and quite succes-lul III
his practice. all. or nearly all, ol lil' cileh'S
bejne people Of hi> own color.
During the campaign Of 1919 ne euIl.u
the Virqinid star. and made vigorous
effort to induce the colored voters 10 sup
mort those candidates pledged to an hoh9r'
able settlement OF the debt. hlttr"Au',
however, he joined the Coslltloni>l>' Ahu
was made secretary OF their Executive
Committee. ..,.,,,,, am.
some wears ago cOnsumpuYe SYMPTOM,
developcd in hi, system. and, ,0dded 10 tn",
troubla. a few weeks back he was selz'o
with tvphoid-feyer, which made quick Worh
Ills funeral will take place at $3.50 o'cloch
This afternoon from the First African
church.
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lFr"m the Home Journa,.l
\ REMARKABLE DISCOVERY
n REAL SKIN CURE.
THERE Is ONLY ONE, AND THAT v,r,,
SIMPLE NAME.

"c"are oi imposiors. pirates, or any old article
which now suddenly claim 10 le bes, -
''en ried and found wanting, while this has hccr
proved a remarkable success.
NO roMPOUs NAME.
THIS curative needs no pompous or incon,,o-
hohsio'e tlue Of Greek or Latin 10 su,tain q I'm,
It's simple English name appeals directly 10 IN,
common sense Of the people. And the peon,e ~,
s'snal'y manfo',ing their appreciation OF ,bI.
ir"hkhess hy selecting and using DIR. BENsON's
shiN CURE in preference 10 all other professed
remedies
DR. {. W. BENSON has long been well known
Ss successful physician and surgeon. and his NE
study has been the diseases of the neryons sv,e,o
and OF the skin; since he has been persuaded 10
put his New Remedy and Favorlte Prescription as
skin Cure" on the market various thing have
sprung up Into existence, or have woke up from
-he sleepy state in which they were before. and
now claim 10 DC TIE GREAT SKIN CURES.
bE Beware Of limitations or the various articles
which have been advertised for year. or struggled
along, having no real hold or merton the public.
That now cndeavor 10 Keep head above water bv ad-
ycriisng themselves a. Tie Great skin Cure
None Is genuine and reliable except DIR. c. W.
BENSON'> SKIN CURE Each package and BOT
tie bears his likeness. Internal ana external rem
edy. two bottles IN one package. Prico,Sl. Get Al
your druggists.
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QUARTER CHAMELEON the application
81, ,hn nA"' nsrtiq. n judge Wexford. Of the
Circuit Court OF th. city, h1s ;rdf grdRlTq srr,.
charter OF incorporation TO % Anaer Inaesnn I'D "a
VIII IMAM riaid. Richard Archer, and John
mune Ehnros nnSer i the name and style Of the
MechaniGs l..,,,,e y ioint stock company and
society for themselves and such aS others tgsm n'
may be hereafter a.'oclea membars Mi.T when when
Il hhe ;etNess op,ee.S az and bury them when dead.
T The cVsdd capita stock Of the eo%Psny any to ,e be
Principal f2 cice in Richmond, ,reS Pissrs Hs1s,e o.
the society President; area Treasnrer narrs
Secretary. Charles T. Jensi n,ticers s 70 eontinu,
thu s'nunq eHsrcsr ' Of their authority till theiI
r,e,So dent snd secretary, all the incorporation
sign {" Y lls marx.
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YorSG MEN's MEETINGs.-The young
mems meetings. conducted by Rev. \. I.
D;von. are evidently growing in interest
and mower. The congregations are large,
a number have professed conversion, there
" = Inn, nTmher of other inquirers, and there
hle ia every rT'Do prospect Of general revival.
Mr. Dixon preached last night sermon
% 1,,.cat FRESHNESS and yigor on the Prod
;r.i -, SON" He will preach at 4;3O thi: az.
eor' ean - 90 all who NAV come, and tonight
st o'clock to men and boys only,
All of these services are now held at th'
Second Baptist church.
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CHARGED WITH INTENT TO FIGuTA Duel.
Last night about O'Clock Officer A. NJ
Tomlinson arrested Mr.. y. T. White and
I. III. Taylor on a warrant charging them
with being about 10 fight duel.
The parties were taken before Squire
Watts and bailed for their appearance al
the Police Court this morning.
The alleged cause Of the difficulty is a
misunderstanding about business matters.
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FUNERAL OF PROFESSOR AMBoLD.-Ih
funeral OF Professor +. \. Ambold took
nlacc from St. PaurS Episcopal church
YESTERDAY evening AT t o'clock. Rev. Dr.
/ &. Armstrong conducted the services.
The choir. consisting Of Mr.. Renhardt'
Mrs. Hof. and Messr,. Grant ana Hon.
.aue. according 10 his request, hymh
composed by the deceased. called mere
i. Rest Beyond the River"
The for.d offerings, especially those i'T-
ni.bed Iv Petersburg connections, were
very pretty. and one-an anchor, cross,
crown. and star-was not only pretty Du'
original. inasmuch a, some OF the HOVER
of which il was composed were pATti-cc-
lored. This was brought over by Captain
James L. RObinett.
The remains were taken to Hollywood
cemetery for interment. ,,.,
The services at the grave were concludeu
hy tbe singing, at the request OF The Wht
~ The deceased. the quariette ITO"
Can Leave Theel" by Messrs. Cunning
ham. Watkins. Cardozo, and Ramos.
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UrxRIco CoURT.-The October term 0l
the Uenrico County Court commenced Mon
day. several appeal cases Of no special I'M
rortance were tried The cases OF X. >moot
Charged with malicious assault, and Edward
Timberlake. charged with horse-stealiDg
were continued until next Monday.
Several persdSs who were indicted 10 10
fishing with seines above ude.water III .n'
James river will be tried at the next tern
Of the court.
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MoRTrARY REPORT FOR THE WEEK END
rxG SATURDAY, OCTOBER :, loS2.-CdaSsS
Of Death: Bright'' disease, l coiGfeu ,,'S;fe !;
coIored: conyulsionS Gnfantilel. l white;
Group. white, colored; debility ! col
ored; diarrh9a, colored; dropsy, col. . .
ored; fever ryphoidl, white, ! Goloreo 1;,1 =; |;
marasmus, / cOlored; premature blrlli'
colored: uremia, white. Whole number
of deaths in the city, exclusive OF stIii-
births, 19-white, :; colored, II; LG-
cality: Marshall Ward g; Madison ilS " 1arI arI,
son Ward, ,; almshouse, :.
Rate of mortality Of whole population
was l4.Ss per 1000 per annum; rate 9i Si
mortality Of white population was 9'4i
per coo per annum: rate OF mortality Oh
eolored population was 22.as per l,Ooo pei
annum.
Whole number Of deaths for the month
~ september, 15S-white, 72; colored, II.
J. G. CABELL, VI. d.,
President Board OF Health.
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There j. nothing 30 contemplate nor
more dangerous than imitation. and adul-
teration- of foods or medicine. The Lie-
big Compauy's celebrated Coca Beef Tonic
has been initiated by un,crupulouS drug
gists. Take none but the genuine. In
valuable i'm Lost appetite, debility. falling
evcsight. and hiliou>ncss.
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q, the name gwen o. taat exquisite perfume u D.
{ r. ATKI> ~oN'.. which vas awarded .Le hist
rrize AZ ,he International KNh.t...ou at f4ri-.
~RorGm oS RATS" Gear out rats. mice hie-'
roaches. bel-lur.. ants. ftrnin cllpmunA.' 4o''
CELu1om EYE-GiA,- FHANfs, in Yer
beauty. strength. anl durability. far au a. ihe
ordinary t0rtoise--len frame commonly 20 '.e.
They are superior o. al Others. For sale ny - =
leading jevelier and epfician-.
Srf~cfNc Irritation. inflammation. alI Kidney
ros,nlalui.. cured ~ Bnchupaiba' II pr bottle
Irsr Tur~K.-I was permanently cured ~
chill. anl fever hy he Ise Of one hoX u o|ENs's
,~rt.CuII Pills. Price, 80 cent? a box.
OWENS 4 MINOR. Richmond Va.
LB.W WATKINS. Niuth and Cary streets, delive.s
during the next 'hFcc or four days. Dir if"m
ears. ERsT FRESH LUNF >FLfNr Coal 70 fNmi-
lies boarding-hOuses. and hsieis q very los rate.
Bring IN yOor 0rders and b. ready for bitter '"IN'
SAVE MONEY by having your printing dons -
the DIsPAPcH pRlsTiNG-ficusE. TOO" ""'A
low nrices. and satisfaction gnlran'eeo'
HAVING sFcUKED THE SERVICES % hh'' %
RICHARDSON PANNE. % PtIadclptia- lof s'A
-. tho New York Laundry 92l Broad street
corner Tenfa. gl1r.htc.. better "ors 81 ihe iaee-
curtain line than my other eiapi'-1neh' SCUM %
T Phllad.lphia. GIVE them a can.
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~-oTICF TO TIE CREDITORS or
y TiE RICHMOND BANkING, AN} - - cr
RANtE S3,,t,SN ~ n NiNKlNt AND lN>I IRAN1 ,
the and those 10 whom certificates 81 DT
SO, ,sSe li. assigned, viii please pIese, I.1
al the banking-hon'e oi nccssSrv a transfers may
cay, ~ Win he view 70 early dividend. ~.
there he any person; hoiG4s r scSrd Sl On Tie books
,vi niese present ucm At on,ectgii,r, once, ocK
NH@Ni' Trustee.
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RELIEF FOR ALL OvERwORKED BRAINS

RELIEF FOR ALL OVERWORKED BRAINS
CAUSE AND CURE.
DIR. G. W. BENSON'S CELERY AND CHAM
OMllE PILLS are valuable for school-childrcr
who suffer from nervous headaches caused 10y an
ovorworked brain u their studies. and for all classes
Of hard hrain-workcrs. whose oyorta.ked ncr-
v0us centre need repair and sedatiOn. Nervous
| trcmor, weakness. and paralysis are being daily
cured by these Pills They correct costycness. bu,
are not purgat,yo. Price. jOc.. or six boxes for
$3.50. postage free. TO any address. For sale by
an druggists Depot, Baltimore, Nd. whore The
Doctor can bo addressed. Letters Of inquiry freely
answered
c. y. CRITTENTON. New York. Is wholesale agent
Tor Dr. G. ". BENsON'S Remedies.
oc s-c0dlw&w
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EDUCATIONAL.
l. ENMORE SCHOOL.
AMHERST COURTHOUSE. "a.

ia. STROBE Cathcmatics mcdaf ra.,er-
,ity Vreinlli. Principal.
G. =. KENT Oaug r. idcnt of FlL-c aud
Germany, Assistant
Charge, for board and tuition to end of session.
from .l4G up. according to aec. Advancement. e..
For particular apply 10
oc lO-lot PElN Al
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+. ). LEVY & co.
2lS EAST BROAD STREET,

r. ). LEVY & Co,
2lS EAST BROAD STREET,
w.. place upon their special counter thts week
"a HAND-EMBROIDERED FRENCH CHE
MISE al - cents, worth ~ to import;
.rCENUlNE LONDON PADDED MAP.
,EILLE> QUILTS al a.. worth s6:
Is yard, SILK PLUSH in the following color,
o.ly. NAVY BLUE. BLACK. BRONZE.
DARK WINE. and sEAL-BROWN. at sI.6O
t.r Yard regular price -.
r.u,mhCr our new store Is at
rs EAST BROAD STREET.
"a I. }. LEVY & co.
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POLICE CouRr.-The following ease,
were disposed OF yesterday:
Emmett stephen, lcolored wa, fined y
for being dl~orderly I'm the street.
Edward IIolcom was fined so for g.
smlting and beating Eliza shirley.
John Brooks. charged with stealing two
basket Of grape valued at = from .. u.
Howard. Discharged.
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THE CLAY-WARD ACTIvES.-The Demo-
cratic voters OF Clay Ward in meeting a.
scmbled have declared it eXpedient to con-
tinue the organization OF that veteran
organization, the "Clay-Ward ActiYeS,
and under the banner Of this visilant and
efficient organization the workingmen and
voters were organized by the election Of
the following ofliccr>: President, +: ;.
Derbv>hire: Nicc-Pre>idents. {. VI. wal
lace. T. p. Campbell. James II. Gibbs, \.
NJ. Kelley. W. II. Maxwell j. i. Pace, }.
+. Barfoot. :. i. Paul. c. l.. Todd; Re
cording Secretary, Leroy :. Edwards Cor
RESPONDING Secretary. ". 7. Purcell
Treasurer. W. :. Gum: Sergeant-at-Arm>,
J. L. IIick>.
Proper committees were appointed 10
Give the greatest efficiency to the effort, oi
the Club in securing the full registration
of the Conservative voters OF the ward.
The Club then adjourned to meet at the
call Of the Executive Committee, - VIII be
duly announced by the president oi The
Club,
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No family should be without LYDIA + F'NN-
u.,rsIIyTR PILLS. They cure Consupa'op'
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