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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-04
THE MOZART ACADEMY.
Last Nights Musicale in the RE
modelled Hail.

In spite of the rain which continued
all the forenoon of yesterday, and which
changed to a drizzle in the afternoon, u
large audience was present last night on
the occasion of the TeOpening OF the
Mozart Academy Of Music by the regu-
lar fortnightly nltsic0ie Of the associa-
ton, attracted no less by the excellent
programme offered than by a desire to
note the changes made in tie interior Of
the building during the summer recess.
These changes add greatly to the con-
yenlence and attractlyeness OF the audi
torium and it now remains to be ascer-
tained to what extent the acoustic pro-
perties of the building have been i'm
proved when the regular dramatic season
is inaugurated on the 18th instant by the
new lessee, Mr.. Berger.
There has been an entire rearrange-
ment of every seat in the house but the
mostnoticea6le change is on the first floor,
where the seats are made to face the
horseshoe" " or parquet in the centre,
and by regular graduation rise one above
the other
In addition to these improvements the
ceiling has been frescoed III an exceed
ingly neat design aud the walls In the
interior and in the lobbies newly kali
somined. Two ioges have been added
to the gallery, one on each side, and al
together the Hall Committee have per-
formed their duty most faithfully and
conscientiOusly.
. - lon, 4t,ok n Y,Opa oft t,ro-
gramme has been presented than on this
occasion. The Amateur Orchestra rem
dcred its two numbers so acceptably as
to receive the most generous applause.
The duets by the Schneeloch sisters
were not only rendered faultlessly as 10
execution. but their voices evinced high
artistic excellence. Mr.. Perry Averlll,
though stranger to Richmond. won
many friends by his superb bari
tone voice. He, besides. possesses
fine stage presence and will
be welcomed whenever he appears
again before Mozart audience.
But the honOrs Of the evening were
probably carried off by Miss Ollie Tor
bett, Of New York, but native of Mo-
Die, Ala, tite cilhtuiihS 'IoiIHlSVS' iAcl
execution son the most difficult OF all
instruments" was simply perfect, and
this, added to her charm Of manner and
fresh, grlish beauty, at once installed
her into favor with the audience. She
was the recipient of several Oucores, to
which she most gracefully and obligingly
responded.
1t should be mentioned also that the
new Knabe grand piano furnished
through the agents, Messrs. Manly b.
Ramos Il Co., was used on this occasion
for the first time. and under the touch
of Professor Reinhardt as accompanyist,
gave great satisfaction as TO tone.
The contract with knabe guarantees
the Mozart an acceptable instrument al
ways.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-04

In accordance with its annual custom
the Pennsylvania Railroad Compony an-
nounces a series of three personally con-
ducted pleasure tours to Crcsson and the
Alieghanies, The dates are li2ed for
September ls,, 9Th, and l2th, and tho
return coupon will be good for ten days
for tho first two, and until the 2Oth tor
the last. 1t is hardly necessary 10 say
aught of the attractiyeness Of Cresson.
1t is well known as ono Of the most de-
lightful mountain resorts in the land,
set in, the midst Of some Of the most
beautiful OF American scenery. Lxcur-
sion tickets, including days board at
the famous Mountain House, will be sold
from Washington, ID. C., at 50. Tho
party will leave Washington, ID. C., at
900 A. NJ. on the dates mentioned.
Thenumber Of each party will be limited.
For full particulars apply 10 x. A. Parke,
Passenger Agent, Washington, ID. Z.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-04
MONITORS LOCATION.
SELECTION OF AN ANCHORAGE FOR THE
IRoNcLAD FLgLT.
A Fine Place Found for Them Between
the Jetties Three Miles Below
Richmond

Commander McCurley, commanding
the monitor fleet now at City Point ;
Lieutenant Fiebeger, United States en-
gineer in charge Of the works at Nor
folk Mr.. Burgwyn, civil engineer in
local charge Of the James River Improve
ment l.. ID. Crenshaw, Esq, chairman
of the James-River Improvement Com
mittee; and Colonel Frank G.. RGffin
Yesterday afternoon boarded tug at
Rockets and went down the river to Sc
lect an anchorage ground for the iron
clads which are to be ordered to this VI
cinity.
After an examination OF several locali-
ties and full consideration of the nu-
merous questions involved it was deter
mined by the Government officers to
prepare report recommending rs SUIT
able station the stretch of water near
Randolph flats between Jetties AZ and 5l.
THE SITE SELECTED.
The place named is about three miles
below Richmond, and is on the south or
Chesterfield side. of the river. Here the
vessels will at all times have water of
ample depth tc float them and will be
secure from danger from passing ships,
from freshets, and from ice. To make
all this doubly sure, and to meet any
question that can be raised on this score,
the city viii drive down q line Of
piles, which will make the monitors as
secure as if they were in dOck-yard and
still in nowise interfere with the safe
navigation of the stream. The river at
this point is of sufficient width and
depth to make the arrangement practica-
BILE and easy.
TO GET THEM HERE.
Commander McCurley will submit his
report to Commodore Brown, command
ing the Norfolk nayy-yard, who is, by
the Secretary of the Navy. authorized to
act in the matter II the Commodore
approve, as expected, the feet of seven
vessels will be brought here as soon as
Mr. Burgwyn has driven the piles men
toned.
1t will not be necessary for the moni-
tors to get mp steam they have one tug,
and the city of Richmond owns two, and
the three will be able to tow up the fleet,
one vessel ut time.
The ironclads will be anchored head
up the stream, and will be within three
miles of Richmond by the James river,
and about three miles and half from
here by the roads.
There is already n plantation road
leading from the anchorage to the county
.. fbr,ryorh
Manchester to Richmond.
Between Jetties AZ and 81 there is a
river frontage Of 200 feet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-04
niea with ~, ust On.

Sunday morning between and 3
o'clock Joe Edwards, the celebrated
diver and finder OF drowned people, took
from the dock, near the foot Of Twenty
second street, the dead body OF white
man aged about fifty-five years. His
hat was upon his head. and there were
letters on his person addressed so John
Hartigsn, in care OF John Museecue,
Glendale post-ofilce. Henrico county,
dated Baltimore, and signed "Your
daughter. Alice" On one OF his under
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-04
10 be Elected rnur.anr.

Mayor j. Taylor Ellyson, who is, by
virtue of his Office, president Of the
Board OF Police Commissioners, has
called meeting Of the board to be
held in the office of the Chief Thursday
afternoon at o'clock to elect the six
teen additional members OF the force
provided for by an ordinance recently
passed by the Council in accordance
with the recommendation OF the board.
Mr.. Il. b. White, clerk OF the board.
has up TO the present time received
about two hundred applications for the
appointments, and now that the time for
the election has been decided upon ii is
presumed that others desirous Of wear
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-04
HeIIoM-IcHer.

fBy teitgraph 20 the liHpath.I
JACKSONVILLE, September 3. There
were fourteen new cases during the
eighteen hours since last evening aud
one death. Tho physician claims that
it wns not yellow-iever. The Board OF
Health will determine tomorrow NOM
ing The weather Is damp and cloudy,
with occasional rifts Of bright sunshine.
JAcAsoNHLF. Fla, September 3.
There were thirty seven new eases of
yellow-fcver reported to the Board of
Health to-day. There were only two
deaths Fotal cases to date. 2lj total
deaths 10 date. So. c. B. Rogers. leal-
ing wholesale grocer, was stricken with
fever today.
DEIAwARE BREAKwArEV, DEL.. Sep
tember 3.-The tug Argus reports the
schooner Adele Thackcra oil the cap.s
with yellow-feVeron board and tgo men
dead
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-04
THREE CENTS PER copy.

Bryan and their wives TO John b. Deasy,
80 feet ON Leigh street near Mozelle,
s700 Joseph N. Fourqirean and vito
10 NJ M. Collier. f-5 acres on Rich
mond and Henrico turnpike, $500 /:
Alexander Grimes and wife 10 James B.
Elan, 90 feet on Graham street corEer
Marshall, Fulton. $3.50; John Mahohy
and wife TO Erasmus Allen, 20 feet on
Thirty-second street near :, $l0O.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-04
MoTHERsl MoTHERsl!

Are you disturbed 81 nigh. and broken of ycur
res. BY SICK chiid suffering and crysag with mo
excruciasing pain Of cutting tecshf II 40 50 as
once ana got bottle VI MRS wiNsLow's
sOoTnISG sYzrR Il viii relieve the poos
iltsis sufferer Immediately siy--depend upon 10;
there is no mistake aboa, L. Ihsre u nos
mother ON earth who has ever us~i q who viii
not toll you 81 once that u VIII rosclste tao
bowels. aud give rcst 10 the moiher. aud rcltcf
ana beanA 70 Me child, operating hse magic. u
is perfectly ssfe 10 use Ia all cases and p.easaas
10 the Taste, aud u tna prescription Of ope o. sas
oldest and best female physicisns atd nurses IA
the United. ste.sx Sod everywhere. fweniy-
i've cents bottla my tssc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-04
Propertx Transfers

Richmond: @. j. Hunt and wife TO
Mrs Lucy Z. Drew, 23i feet on Cary
street between Madison and Belvidere.
$500.
Henrico: John H. Dinneen and wife
TO Clara II. Roth, 20 feet ON Thomas
street, $50; James II. Dooley and Joseph
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-04

garments was the name "N. A. Watson. +"
Deceased had no money on his person.
He was evidently florist and gardener
by trade. In one OF his pockets was a
paper of August 23d. IL seemed that
the body had been in the water nearly n
week. Coroner Taylor had it carried TO
the almsbouse, where it remains uniden-
tilted, and will be buried this forenoon
unless previously claimed by relatives or
friends
There are no marks on the corpse to
indicate foul play.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-04
COAL HAS TAKEN A RISE.
Advanced by Retailers Here and ia
New Work.

The following, taken from the New
York Times of Sunday. will be read with
interest if not pleasure by the citizens Of
Richmond
The price OF coal 10 consumers was advanced
twenty-five cents n ton yesterday by the Reta |
Coal Dealers Association This was In accord
ance with resolution adopted al a meeting of
the association some two weeks ago and which
was intended 10 partially meet the advance
made by the wholesale dealers during the past
two months.
The Wholesale dealers advanced their prices
July 18th twenty-five cents on the ton and on
August 2fth they made another advance of M
teen cents, 50 that prices as compared with those
Of Senienhar I. lss1. Mlre as follow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-04
SALON, Entered by n rh,ef.

The saloon OF Mr.. Henry Heuser. on
Main street between Twelfth and Gov
ernor, WAS entered on Saturday or Sun
day night by thief, who stole two de-
cauters Of choice liquor, few cigars.
and Sl.25 in money. The midnight
visitor raised the rear window and thus
effected an entrance. lie left an axe be-
hind him
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-04
Republlean rrenannarter..

Captain Henry Hudnsll, chairman of
the Republican City Committee, has
rented the Tyler building. next 10 the
City Hall, for the Republican headquar-
tcrs from now until tae 18th Of Noyem-
ber. He will have his flag for Harrison,
Morton, and Protection out on Broad
and Capitol streets tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-04
a rrnlou grav~r-npe,,ng

There will be a union prayer-meeting
at Trinity Methodist church. corner Of
Twentieth and Broad streets, for men
only, tonight at o'clock, conducted by
the Methodist Visiting Committee. Men
of all ages, whether members of the
church or not, are cordially invited to
attend. The meeting will last only one
hour.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-04
E.ibrary yfstfors.

The following were among the visitors
to the State Library yesterday: Emil
Franklin, Philadelphia; John Vernon,
Philadelphia A. H.. Cauthorn. Kansas
City John Astor, New York George G.
Smith, Newbureh, n. Y. II. w. lleott,
China, and Carrie Il. Jones, Of Syra-
oroa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-04
state Board OF Agriculture.

The State Board Of Agriculture met in
the gentlemens psrlor at the Exchange
Hotel at hali-past s o'clock last night.
There were present Hon. Absalom Koi-
ner, president Major W. I. Sutherlin,
Major Il. V. Gaines, Judge X. NJ. Nal
lory, S. Wexford Corbin, Esq, Oryis A.
Browne, Esq, and Colonel Thomas
Whitehead, Commissioner of hgricul-
tuTe.
An informal talk was had, and at 1890
o'clock the board adjourned to meet al
10 o'clock this morning for the transac-
ton OF business.
Other members of the board are ex-
pected to be present this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-04

ing blue clothes and brass buttons will
hurry in their communications. The
past two weeks of the lives OF those
of the commissioners who have been in
the city has not been the happiest and
most undisturbed period of their tenn
poral existence.
The newly-elected men, it Is under
stood, will enter upon the discharge OF
their duties the 1st OF October. When
these are enlisted the Richmond police
force will consist Of one hundred men.
including chief, captains, sergeants, and
priyatea
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-04
KEAL,E>TATE AGENTS, &c.
u VI. QUARLES,
SUCCESSOR TO
QUARLES e MCCURDY.
OGlsc, 1919 east Main street


RICHMOND. Va, October IS, 1851
Having this day purchased tie interest OF my
PARTNER. Nr d. a. MCCURDl. in the late firm
a. Quar,es g McCurjy,I most respectfully an
nouuce ihat Will continue tho
REAL ESTATE BUSINESS
in an it. branches and promise 90 give per
.onal and prompt attention 20 all matter. III
trusted io me, and hope 20 give the satisfaction
yAl-h los heretofore characterized the late nrm
g. the past six ears-PtuMiINESS IN COL
LECTlONS And PROMPT RETURNS.
Or.ec. old stand, 40. 1912 east Main street
The Ass -.-tauts Of thc late Il. p. lyme and tho
Gru of QuarIca a NcCurIy are with nae.
solicit the patronage heretofore extended tho
late D.. B Lyne and TIE nrm Of Quaries & Nc
C.riv. b. NJ. QUARLE-,
Real Estate Agent aud Auciioneer,
40. I2l2 east Main street. old stand.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-04
My Sweetheart Cigarettes Large
stock just received at
TRIBBErr & TAyLoR's.

Now. Central. you're posted; come. give us
your views,
In brush at tho front what's tie powder 70
users
lie winked at star as he pu'ed his cigar,
And slowly replied: "fs trusA a. n<yFonf
IDsyar use powder. but--S0z0Dosf.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-04

y OzO BARRELS FRESH ROCK
Z.O( > LAND LIME daily expected py
scho,oer Alfred Keen for sale low from whsu.
fresh cargo iust received by sehooner Mnism
K,ee. aiso cargo HOFFMAN cBAKsT lnsl re-
coiyes. Fuil stock Of POkTLAAD q SLeTst' ~, ~
kYSeiS,oP Sa WARNER MOORE,
Imporser and ManufsctGrerof Nova seosis Lana
Plaster. ..ta
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-04
Wnnted tn sfanord.

The Governor yesterday issued re-
QUESTION upon the Chief Justice OF the
Supreme Court OF the District OF Colum-
bia for Levi Doyle, who is in Washing
ton, and who is wsnted in Stafford
county to answer the charge Of grand
larceny.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-04
A Cold Hntn.

The weather yesterday was thoroughly
disagreeable. A chilling rain fell nearly
all day. and winter clothes were ran
sacked from closets and wardrobes and
put to use by those whose pursuits made
it necessary for them to go out upon the
streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-04
aoshe.As.oc,a,Ion.

The Goshen Baptist Association con-
venes to-day at Little Gold-Mine church,
in Louisa county. Rev. Drs. 4. Z.
Dickinson, George Cooper, and Charles
II. Ryland and others will attend from
this CITY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-04

Thess prices rule for coal delivered FREQ on
board, TO wuich the wholesale dealer must add
the new tariffs. as follows: SchuyIkill 70 New
YORK, f1.S5; LehiRh 20 New York, flS; Wy
Oming to New York. fl.9l
There was general feeling among dealers
yesterday that the new prices would lessen tho
demand although the output for August, which
was estimated at 100000 tons. will DO neaner
4.COOOO0, and 10 Is said there will be general
"go- as YOU please race among the wholesale
men, who now recognize that the advance of
prices was a mistake which the usual increase Of
fIeight rates later in the season IS apt 10 over
balance
a member OF the Retail Dealers Association
yesterday quoted prices Tor coal delivered on the
sidewalk IN quantities OF four and I've tons as
follows:
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a Good Com biDatiOn
THAT WILL wORK.

If you want 10 sell your property call
on CHEwsIsG a kosR.
II you want to rent out your property
call on CHEwNISG n kOsE.
II you want 10 borrow money on your
property call on
CHRwNING & RosE,
Real Estate Agents.
Auctioneers, and Brokers,
No. north Tenth street.
Last. but not least. il you wantt 10 pur-
chase property call on
CHEWSTSG & ROsE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-04

The last No. of the Caroline SeHtinet
announces DR.. Quisenberry as candi-
date for the nomination for tae Senate
from Caroline ami Hanover 10 succeed
the late General Williams G. Wickham.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-04
John Lssouehe. Merchant Tailor,
No. 90 NORTH NINTH STREET,

No. % NORTH NfNrH srRkEr,
has received full line Of Fall Samples
from Q. q. ID. New York house. Call
and see the low prices for frst-class
goods, gotten up in the best manner by
myself, and satisfaction guaranteed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-04

Call up Phone No. 729 if you want
your shoes repaired, and we will send
and get them and return the ame day.
w. u. DREW,
Shoe Manufacturer,
500 Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-04
TLRCTRICAL ENPERT.

The Committee on Ordinances, to
whom WAS referred a resolution directing
the preparation Of m ordinance re-
quiring all companies introducing cleo
trlcity III buildings to submit the same
to an expert TO he appointed by the
Board Of Fire Commissioners presented
the ordinance and reported that they
deemed such legislation inexpedient
On motion of Mr. Brauer the matter
was recommitted in order that the com
missioners may be heard before the com
nlttec.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-04

A Dispatch reporter yesterday talked
with some OF the Richmond coal-dealers
and learned that here, too, the price of
coal has advanced. Anthracite is now
So, and lump splint, which on Friday
last could have been bought for $3.50,
cannot now be gotten for less than 50
unless in large quantities. The Rich
mond dealers have in orders for a full
seasons supply, and the only trouble is
whether they can get it shipped before
the New York dealers decide upon an
other rise Although they have given
their orders and paid for the coal, if it
is not gotten ont of the New York yards
before there is another rise they will
have to bear this, and of course their
patrons will have TO do likewise.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-04
AGren, Convenience.

Ny Sweetheart Cigarettes in any
quantity ut TmBBgrr 4 IAYLoR'S
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-04

sUmmgK RESORTS.

NTOUNTAIN.TOP HOTEL AND
vi SPRINGS. over Rockish Gap. Blue hioge
MOantains, l. 80 fest above the level OF the SEQ:
fne views. A deilghtfui summer resort; cheap
toart. strong iron springs: many attractions "
he invalid, pleasure-seoker aud isnsliies; .e Vi
easy ar,ess. Address 1ossrs MAssIE q W.
AIiln Va nH iv-''N
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-04
TEST THE LIGHT.

Mr.. Glover offered the following,
which was adopted:
he it rcsoiUcd dy the ComcH Of the
City Of Richmopd (the Board of Alder
men concurringl, That the Committee on
Electric Light be, and are hereby, re-
quested to report to the next regular
meeting Of tins body the cost of suitable
apparatus for testing the candle-pcwer
OF the electric lights now being furnished
to the city OF Richmond.
MIR. Glover said he thought it doubtful
whether the light being furnished was up
to the standard agreed upon, and AS the
city weighed or measured everything
else it bought he thought it might as well
have its light tested.
MIR. Courtney SAID lie was informed
that the light was not over 300 candle
power, whereas it should be 1,20O.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-04
FIRST MARKET.

A resolution, presented by the same
committee, appropriating $700 to the ex-
pense account of the First market, was
adopted; also one appropriating $500
for providing water facilities, &c, for
the meat department of the Second
market
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-04

which had been prepared by Superinten-
dent Thompson, OF the Fire-Alarm and
Police Telegraph, providing for rear
rangement OF the batteries and jars in
his room.
On motion, Mr.. Thompson was re-
quested TO address the Council, which be
did, explaining how il was proposed to
rearrange the room and distribute the
power. He said that by the plan ar
ranged between Colonel Cntshaw and
himself it was proposed to have twelve
stands and TO swing some Of the batteries
from the rafters. thus lessening the pres
sure on the floor. He said that by
moving these jars, &C., the concrete
might be taken or the floor, thus re-
lieving another considerable weight. He
also desired change from the present
way of getting water on this floor, as
working the pump shakes the floor quite
badly.
After some little informal talk Mr..
Higgins offered n resolution appro-
priating s 500, or as much thereof as
may be necessary, to repair the wall as
indicated by Colonel Cutshaw and to dis
tribute and equalize the pressure on the
floor in Superintendent Thompson's Of
fee.
sNEw STREET RAILWAY.
The following petition, offered by Mr.,
Stratton, was referred TO the Committee
On Streets
RICHMOND, Va, August 81, 1893.
To the lion. city Council Of Richmond,
Virginia:
Dear Sirs,-We respectfully ask the
right to build, maintain, and run n
strect-railway in the city of Richmond
and the privilege to use horse or electric
power,
The linesof said railway TO be as fol-
lows Being a single track all the way
with turnouts and switches to pass each
other, beginning at Ninth street, and
running west on Canal street to Third,
north on Third street to Leigh, west on
Leigh to Second, north on Second to
Hospital street, and east on Hospital
street TO Fifth street.
We propose to begin track-laying
within ninety days after you grant us
the right, and to have our cars running
within eighteen months thereafter.
Our company will be known as the
Shockoe-Hill and Union-DepOt Railway
Company.
We also ask (after arrangements are
made with the two railway companies
interested) TO run our cars east on Broad
from. Third to Seventh. and north on
Seventh to Clay, and west on Clay to
Third to our main line.
Respectfully,
OTHO 0. Owens AND Asso GATES.
COLoRED ABMORY.
Mr.. Hayes offered resolution. which
was referred. directing the Finance Com
mittee TO include in the next annual
budget, to be prepared in February,
1889, an appropriation of $4,000 with
which to build colored armory on the
site already selected at the corner Of ST.
Peter and Leigh streets.
To SEVEN PINES.
NJ DIooe.D4e ,,raeapto1 fha rafifiou