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The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1889-04-11

An intelligent little girl, whose father
asked her to write him love-letter, i'm.
mediately wrote the letter l..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-20
AFFAIRsIN SAMOA.
Alleged UulaWfuI Conduct % German
sailors.

by Auglo-Amcrican cable TO ths Dispatchl
APIA, SAMOA, January 5.-On December
12th the Germaa msn-0i-war Oisat arrived
from Marshall Islands, having on board the
exied hIoE Naietos, whom the Germans
had decided 10 bring back from Airlca,
where De had been taken. On tho night Of
December 10th q large party OF German
sailors, NUN berisg $50, came ashore al Apla
and catered the stores, saloons, aad natives
houses Ia search Of Americans, Englishmen,
aud bsli-casies. They entered tke residence
o! George Seaman, United states marshal VI
Apia Tie Was not IN, but the sailors found
him and Morris SaTder, also an American
crtiZeu. further up the street, and starting
quarrel stabbed both Of the Americans
m tue back. The Aneric,ns escaped TO
church. wnere their wousds were dressed
and found not 10 be fatal. German sailors
run through the streets attacking all per-
sons they met except Getmaas ana adhcrenis
VI Tamaasse. snd among the number we're
native women and children. Scmc OF the
Nataaia soldiers cams In from tue bush and
we're anxious 20 begin shooting, but were
urged bY United States Consul Bacl0ek not
10 nrs. On December 17ta the United states
Cows Il sect protest 10 the Gernsu Consul
asserting that the conduct OF the Germ aus
had been outrageous sad had placed Amer-
cas- lives sad property in jeopardy. Al
o'clock on tAs mo ning OF December lIth
the Olga left Apia and strained up the coast,
and returned that evening with Tsmaasse's
secretary on board. 1hst night the secretary
wrote letter 70 bis wife in Apii, stasIng ihat
the Germans would stack the town named
Matanhsatsl during the night. and would a.
tack Mataafa's men vsils they were sleep
ing. THIS town is situated two miles above
Apia. The woman told the news TO enc OF
her relatives in Apis, who 10 turn sent word
TO hatAaiA's soldiers. Before night two hun
dred men had assembled on shore a snort
distance above tae English consulate, and.
ceAcesling themselves IN the bush, waited
for the approach Of the German boAfs,
which, II was said, veuld contain number OF
Tams.e's men, as well as German sailors,
who bad been brought from Salufata BY the
Olga. An Aaeriesn neHspsgsr-Enan samed
,Josu G. Klein acce On Raaied the hafsafa meo
to witness the proceedings IN the interest OF
bis paper. About O'Clock Of the morning.
three German msn-ei-wsr boats approached
about bait mile above she British consulate.
and were distincsly seen by the British Goa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-20

The Iustnas Court was en- aged IN the
,rai Of civil ceses yesterday.
Wr. Andrew Morrison, 81 san Francisco.
'al., is In the city on business Visi'.
Mrs. f.. II. Garcin aud Wre. p. Is. Grady
laye returned from a visit to Washington.
The annual banquet Of the Masonic Past
Masiers Association Of Virginia was given at
Nrause's Friday evening.
Nrs W. r. Lee and son lei, las. evening
o spead few DAYS with her sister, Mrs..
joseph L. TAYLOR, IN Petersburg.
Rev. Dr. Hstcber will preach a special SER
non AT the Grace street Baptist church io-
rjrat On The >ln OF Uncharitably Judging
one Another"
Nr Alexander II. Meyer has returned 10
be city after three weeks trip 10 the coal
uiucs " pennsylvtuia, making Whkesbarrc
MS principal D0int.
Mrs. 4. G. Nooro and her son, L. T..
Noorc, Of north Iiebth street, leave on the
Richmoud and Dalviuc $50 4. II. train TO-
morrow Tor trip south.
The bravch Of the salvation Army. Cap.
ain Ggrbu.t, now located a. No. 2llj cast
Nain street. will leave for another field Of
ll0r alter to-day's meetings.
nc>srs. J. Frank Ford and O. T. Rail
arc the delegate. from Richmond Brick
AYERS Union O. the National Union nov
N session IN Cleveland, OHIO.
Miss Minnie Peace, Of stanton, left for
nome Yesterday alter a ylsi' ~ three months
to her friends, Miss Anpic Vaughan and Mr..
Maggie Beard, ct north Fifth street.
Nr $. @. Atkins received letter yester-
tly informing bim o. the death OF bis young
log " h.ugstop," by Bang Bang. which had
.feu iu training since last aumnieT, aud was
lithly valued.
The cold wavc which va, ordered by Cen
,rsi Greeiy 20 Iesch here lat Friday norm
Ing 40 $ O'Clock wAsa iiitle Int coming, but
ii beeaa TO ss,ert iis-H last nishi. The
thermometer registered 500 az mdnieat.
Mrs. Ann Minaton, widow " Mr. John
Middleton and motscr Of Mrs. Isaac Goddard,
died Yesterday morning. IN the seYenty-trst
year u her age. The funeral will take place
from the residence NJ Mr.. Goddard To-
morrow morning At IL o'clock.
Colonel Thomas Whitehead. Commissioner
~ Agriculture, left yesterday afternoon for
Roanoke, where be will tomorrow address
the farmers " The Southwest in The interest
OF immigration. Judge Grattin, the Viz
piuia Immigration Commissioner, has sls0
been invited 10 be present and address this
meeting, which will embrace tbe farmers Of
three counties.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-20

rsIENEys az mAncuzNTEE.
alustings Court Grand aud Pets
Juries-Pers0naI ana other Hens.

Jurtes-PersOu0 ana other Itegls.
The January term Of The Hastings Count
commences tomorrow. This ia grand
,ury term and there are quite number OF
,a.es ~ ne inquired isto. Among them those
Il Richard Mosu (colored), charged With re-
.t,trc sni shooting al Odcer Moles
rletoher jackson lcolOred), felouiously a.
-1ulHug MIR. Jcsk'us on streef-rar, sho
several puriles chggc, d WITH larceny and
.iler offences ~ not 30 serious = character.
The following gentlemen have been sum
moned ~ grand jurors: Alexander East
wood. Aloulo h. Holt, Benjamin +. Faui-
.,uer. John vs.. CauIic Joun II. Archer.
WeVrriy Nurr9lv, Robert a. Bsurh, L. j.
How Ell. John n. Williams, 4. {. GIBBS, &
~. Cook. Charles ~. Harris lroiorcd), DO
.epb q. PerGur, John IS. Powers, :. :.
patch. Tb.m4s j.. Smith. l0sCp1 l.. Breach.
Woodson Branch lcolorcdl William u
craig. John Rec, 4. d. Sh0twell. Joseph
T.. Davidson, Thomas H. Robinson, an
John h. Wellington.
The peut Jurors drawn Tor the term are
John 4. Gooisbv, A. Z. Hooker, W II. Kidd
-. e. Jordan, a. u. Rawzic J.. scott gibbs,
Orrin =. Bass. q. IL. u. Johnson, w. l.. hann,
John Ii. MolrS, Charles Keller. William ,.
GALLEY. william 4. PIT. Thomas il. lloL
George II. Epps, ald w. J.. Richardson.
TUE MAYORS COURT.
l,r,ul, T. Jobusoa, who was before the
MAYORS Court Yesterday morning charge
eIih being suspicious character was set al
liberty. ana having stated that ne desired togo
40 hls pomc IN Baltimore he " shows to The
free bridge, and told that that was The WAY
% Baltimore.
John Davis, charged with tresps7slng upon
tne ore,nists OF Mr.. Geulry aud using III
decent language, WAS fined so snd costs.
DENNIS Davis, hti-crazy negro, was
charged With having Ia Bis possession somt
stolen chickens the property OF some person
,nkpoNn. Dennis said he caught the
.Iiolsns M tree. but be did not Know who
they belonged TO. lie was ordered 10 Dc
seut 10 his hose in Charlotte county.
Thomas Joraau (colored) vas seht 10 iau
for sixty days To- stealing dldereut articles
consisting ot clothing, a.. from Tue wagon
Of Mr.. }. Il. BauSn.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Hon. W. W. Baker, OF Chestefheid' was
IN the city Yesterday.
The Missionary society OF the Coplon-
,trest Bapti>t church will hold It's monthly
MEETING Al "A O'Clock this afternoon.
A. A. 4. Terhunc, OF New Jersey, Is IN
,bs civ the guest Of Mir. William Walsh,
on Eighth street. o..
Mr.. W. W. Baker, who VAS Tue NueN.oI'
Geld commissioner At toe EXposiuoh' yessr
d,y received check for 5000 from Tue Ex-
nosjtisu authorities. Five hunored dollaFs
N.s for the hest display OF aslieniturai pro-
dnc,s and 500 for the best display OF nlln'
erals, g..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-20
Affairs serioas at samoa.

SAN FRANclscO. January l0-The steamer
Alameda arrived here this morning from
ssmsa. A correspondent writing from Ana,
samoa under date OF January 5th, starting
out with The declaration that Dost serious
state OF afsirs exist In samoa, gives psrticu'
lars Of the AFFAIR Of Decembsr lsin, preVionly
reported as 10 the main facts bv telegraph.
The correspondent summarizes his views As
i0llows:
On the night OF December 18th some sailors
from the German msn- of-war Adler, Ota,
and Eber attacked Aatasfa's soldiers ue-
der the direction Of the German Consul and
captain Fritz, TIE senior Gsrman naval ON
GER In port. As the result OF the en-
esunter twenty-five German sailors we're
killed aud tblrty-twO wounded. since
then the German wxr.ships have burn
ed America houses aad nazs. torn
down Ualted states fisss, seized some Ase'
ricsn citizens in the neutral water Of Apla
harbor, aud taken tbem prisssers on boIs
German nau.sf-war. lhe boats crew
from 3 German vessel Ia command Of an
ofiscer have sast 81 the captain aud lieu
tenant OF al Enxlish maa-oi-NaE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-20
rnnacra.rAx nrLL.
The White sysuse carriage Driver
eoEaIor Daniel.
rrrom Our Regular corrospondenLl

IRON Our Regular Corrospondentl
WAsalvGroN, January 10 There Is
movement on foot here which has grown 10
considerable proportions, and which was
originated by Ar. Randall, tsat the Appro-
rfisflous Committee shall bold the Cowles
tobacco-tlx bill In cOmrnitiec.rOom until
after the senste DIN is sent ever 10 The
House aud the Ways and Means COM
mi,rce hove ~ opportunity 10 set upon
il. Mir. Randall hos advised against any
other attsck npon the Wsys and Means men,
aud Il il pow about deiefmiued that tho
iarig bill shall 20 IL that committee without
auy tight. Tue object Ia the Appropriation
Committees Withholding sctien upon the
Cowles bill is TO prevent sny iur-
ther humiliation being heaped upon
the WAYS and Means Committee and TO give
TEEN an opportunity TO perform their duty
by reporting the tartG btl 10 the hsuss I'M
mediatelv in ordfr that that BODY NAV have
an oppsrtunity 10 act a. once. II is also In
tended 10 bridge over the breach which
aow exists between the Two fac
tisus q the Democratic party. The
irrends Of the Cowes gill will agree n mis-,
provided the WAYS ard Means COMMITTED
act AZ oace. hut II actiOs il delayed they viii
call upon the Appropriations Committee 10
report, and they wall then sct upon the oil.
IS theT consider It sll-inportlnt tnst this
bill should be pss'ed st The present session.
Albert Hav kiue, the Old ocgro who has
driven the " hite-II0usa carrisge since me
latter part % Grant. 6rst term. suit pulls
the reius over the Presidents big seal-
browns. bit, 70 is sid. he il coug 20 leave.
He BIS driven tie carriage OF every
President from Grant TO Mr.. tlrvc-
land. but he VIII not Drive Gene.
raj Harrison. FOR he has formed sucn
a deep aitacAnent for Mrs. tiryohnd thst
When she leaves 'he White House Albert viii
follow her and contlune 10 drive the seal.
broFHs. trey being the private property Of
Mr.. Cleveland.
senator Daalcl to-dly introduced a bill
proyid.ug for the purchase Of addito7ai
lands Tor site Tor the buoy depot 40 hinco-
,cacue island. Va, aad for the neco'sarv re-
pairs 70 said buoy depot. Ten thousand
dsllsrs e appropriated tor the purchase OF
additional land. aud sl,2j) for repalfs TO the
buoy &cpOt.
Ssaaior Daniel also introduced an amend
mcnt TO The Bowman act. providing for the
navment 4 si2.810S7 10 :. L. Beach, OF
Alexandra, executor Of A. L. Fraser, de-
ceased.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-20
Police Court.

or the cases disposed Of IN this court yes.
terday morning. the following were the most
important:
Samuel Jones (coored), suspicious chlrac-
ter. security required for thrtV days.
Joseph scott (coorsdh dBorderiy IN the
Richmond Theatre. fiaed $40 and costs.
LEROY Anderson and Josiah Harris doth
colored), discrdery aud throwing ROCKS Ia
the street. Whipped in court by their mo-
Tiers.
James LEW. and Lucy Harris Doth col
oredl dsorderly on the street. Fined each
s. and costs.
James Spencer and Egbert Harris doth
colored) suspicious characters. security re-
quired for ninety days.
Willie Brooks. cOl0red boy, was charged
with steaing bell and several jugs contain
ing money from Trinity Lutheran church,
but the evidence failed TO sustain the CHARGE,
and he was discharged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-20
PIc1x3tD TOBACCO MARKET

JANIAFf II, ierN.
To-day was rather n quio; day with otoring'
.nleq5 o., common now western grades GA
change.
trs wees in general hes been busy. sciigo
..,. .lu aor Virginia Jiignts ruling ths Eiaf-
.et. Earlier sales 81 the week wero old stoeA'
ana moro seems % b s,no good OF ters cominF
.n for Old h.lers and sn.O-ors ana yearly every
,raie Dat csrEs, from all parts u he coant'.
Among our buyers sers tbis week vas heiis
',.ts a.. c. nanulacurer Of Plug. The marAe'
.n Oh is nrm. and 90 csaags IA prices is notce.
,t'a from week 10 woeH. rland broaks ar
...l reported common Gni prices rather stiiiof
'i around.
Loose seios haze given no sa,isfsctioH % tho
planter fhis week. Prices continue low. Weat-
.rr co.nno .ifiol on darks AMI Burieys and me
i.rusu ronI have reduced greatly the Interest
and oricss ~ aur Sarz tooascos. and IL DohooVss
plantsr5 l0 int-uigentlY study this question IN
connection w.,h ihoir ssn intorssL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-20
THs WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY wa
air.
WV yoRI grocK MARKET.

NEW YORK. January la.-The stock market
vas egain fairly sctiye to day and for ths gene
raj list inclined for strsagth. but tue attsck on
SOuthp western Cbsckei this tendency and sa-
vancss that hqd teon nlaio IN she sarly aealiRgs
we're generally centralized tewsras tho eloss.
PuImsn va ne fel.u Q early snd ront ~
per cen. % i'l aral.. 9rcSsine the record OF tts
highest rrieo. A iotornirsI a'ia'k on Cen-eh-
ds,ei Ga- took place. followed by further
drive 81 ,oufhsesirfa. aud At'hlson nEd Mis-
sour rReiir Sell o.. the former reaching M,
which - tae lows price SINGS 1881. Nc1 maven
was also very strong. r9icbinE ~ The CLOSE
was fairly active aoi rather heavy and close 20
theopsninF. Pullman rccedet win tire rest 81 he
list from Tie h.ghesi ana closed with net gain
q ~ Der ceaL, while OOaa9l. iAtaf Gas lgei w
snd kwhison n PER cent, While the o'ser
changes 40 about equally divided between me
gains and losses AMI are for small Iractons-
- 80 rs -sf>1 ! .lV5 shares
Evsnsns-ExcbanEe qs'et ant sies'y At fSia
<'s Money atsy a. ,. Sub lreasHry pal
aaces-sola si5'.fs-.00. currency NA3lAD1
gsvnrnEents taii sni htm; por cents Il ~
~ pons, 90. state bOads moderately active
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-20

teur Orchestra. .. Song. tenor, "The
shades OF Evening Close Around" (Clay,l
Mr. Frederick jameson. 3 Csrlnes solo.
Ia Trayisia.' (Yer0i.) Master Edward
Thurston, 81 the Amateur Orchestra. e..
songs. o. "Ab' IT'S Dsean." Usssen);
b "1arguerlie So FAIR" (MaeIsrland); c,
Among tbs Lilies" DANA; Mr.. Frederick
jameson. 3. Fantasia. Waldidylle," HAS
sclmau.l Amateur Orchsstrs. G. Song.
"Appear. Love, II Thy Window" (GreghJ
Mf. Frederick JamesOa.
Part II. The charminZ musical comedy in
two p.oiures "Our Sweetbearts." julie. n
viisg belle. Carmen, Gypsy beauty. Polly
Hopkins Mrs. Harry +. Dixie. Jerry. a
baker, Tommy TOmpkinS--Mr. Harry i.
Dixie. Rober,-By himself. Miss Emily
II. Lorenz, pianist.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-20
rnn w.s. yirrinla Decd Lori.
SPECIAL tol'gran 70 tho Diipatd.l


CHARLESTON, ". Va, January I'D. Again
the senate ha' adjourned without ehecnng
an organization. The session to-day was a
vcrv unintercs' ing one ANA adjourned until
/ O'Clock Monday alter The ilStu ballot bad
been taken.
The question AZ 90 wAo will succeed henna
IN the United states Senate is now exciting
considerable interest. and The question OF
holding a Caucus IS being Discussed.
Several Democratic members arc opposed
10 this action. and TIE Indications are that the
contest my DC long and bitter. Monday
night is The tlne sci ior rhe caucus u it is
bella. The Republicans "ill hold theirs at
the same tine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-20

On Thursssy night K. 9. Trayior, asIIst
20 ss.,si,d by George 5. shackelford,
State deputy, iasi.stsd East, End e aoSss
49, 49,. az elected asd Installed the fel.
,s"~ naicsrs; I. T. wallace, Jr', chiu
.sr. Miss Msude jenkins, wee templsr {;
W suslsss Ey.ns. secretary; Miss Kate DIST
80 t,nsnclsl secretary; Miss Lillian wal
lace. treasurer; Rev. II. W, jones' cuap'a,a w
8 w. Enos. marshal; Miss nssse ~.
Tvsn.. guard: William D. Winston' sen'i-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-20

mel; Miss Bruce Wallace. assistant score
tary; Miss Sue Euos, deputy mhrshal; W.
WALLACE, nss, chief iemplar.
wins Wallace was recommended for sp-
poiulment a. lodge deputy.
For the present. this lodge VIII meet Thurs
DAY nights At Easl-End Baptist church on
Twenty -eighth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-20
rr..-,en Connfy Netes.

The Henrlco Board Of SUPERVISORS met al
the couaty c0ur,-house YESTERDAY az doom
and spent seine uDe sudillhS accounts A"u
tran.actius other routine business.
The County Court was Id session iol
short while. but 20 matters u pull s'n
portsuce were considered, i"o s"A'' ''"'
pon cases we're disposed OIL =
Seyersl Of the csnaiy nSg's.Isse, 49, ~
attendance. but none OF them hau iupoi'~"'
cssas before them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-20

KOcn.-pl.'. AZ ne residence . Dor m1ihsr.
SO org norfn eIltf s.fnU., 1871. p. d., a-. iArf ..
49,. LAURA D. nI,i. n u.' ta.n.f-i lf.h
v,r- q nor a-s youngest .aut H'.f uf 'fi 'n.r i
F. A. ami Johanna ,. hD.'.
nsr funeral VIA tss llare tom So j Pm ,
German Is.herau r.-r.l 80 tIAl tf atl o.,
ln..sry ~ l.r', nt '''D'. .f.'hla hh D
..4ua.nfancs8 30 repeatedly il'l,i ~ g.
tend.
MIrFfFTOV. -uio1. saturday morning. Mrs
Am MIFILfrON. relict OF Jahn h.mc.1n, ih
her seventy -nr-t gear ..... .,,..,,,,,,,,
Funeral viii take uisse MONDAY hohNiNp
at II O'clock. from ne residence uf her son-in-
law, L. Goddard. 94 cast l. sh suc1L
~ request DO uuWrrs.
SCHOOLS Died. at ~ late r-sliencs, IN
kirs aud Queen rouniy. Va, az I O'Clock A. h.
HrIlay. January a. 1879 hr. EiiJAu cCuOOL,,
III tie soysnt y-isurlh year u bis age
weep not that his trials are over,
Weep not that his race A. run,
God grant We may resi- a. calmly
when our work. Ike hls, ~ dons
TN then We yioi with gisdnes3
our fathsr 70 Hun % keep.
And reioirs ia the sweet s1suranco
lie givstb His loved ones sleep.
By bis daughter, Mas. ". A. WAT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-20
,n.,aii.,,on Of omcer..

AT the regular meeting Of Napoleon Cchh-
ell. No. al, American Legion OF Honor
held NJ Ellot's Hall, the following officers
were installed for the next year: 4. :. ha'
con, past commander; A. K. Courtney
commander; J. ;. Parrish, vlcc-commandei ;
Charles t.. Steel. orator; Charles j. Hua'
nail, secretary; x. ). DENY, collector; NJ
J. lludnsll. treasurer; A, i. kosers' guluo
q. smith. chaalSiu; = ". Stevenson, war
osn. James Nerrl., ST., sentry. This order
ipsures from $500 10 $1,000 and pays 81 per
ve,k for sickness on each 1000 Insurance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-20

rr. John J.. Bucha.an, superintendent of
Public instruction, ms been elected prOic-
sor ~ Latin i'm Eanlylph-NIc0n College.
The Doctor ms not YET scGt 10 the cover.
ror hit resignation. ana 10 Il not known tlat
De will accept the pro'rssorshp; but should
be conclude TO 90 40 Doe W nof give uo hl'
prescnt office until september, when bis du-
ties would begin no Randolph
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-20
anrar, ro.norrsw Kvenlng.

The musicale Tomorrow eYeaing wil DC
particularly novel ADD attractive. Mr.. frede-
REX jameson, tenor, an ARTIST who rsnxs
prsemneut for beauty OF voice ana rehned
ssyls, aud Mr.. ADD Mfs. Harry D. Dixie WIN
present the charming musical co'asdy "onr
bwcetbe 4rts.n The programme Is ~ ioi-
lows.
Part LII. Grsnde Msrca dc Concert
sWsin Blelbb Wein." lochIammeiLl AMP
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-20

~ ToTog1a0l % IN0 TI7TF--|I
CrAprrrroN, s. g.. January ia. G. an '
A. R. Norton. ON trial so OmuscblrEh for
murder, were acquitted to-day. Tho Nof.
ions-faiber and son ALLIED /. l.. iamln I'D
Orancc1ureh county On June, 1857. They
we're tl'ei and convicted Of MURDER Sui lot
anew trial o. 40 appeal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-20
THE CITY-HALL WORK.
no ORDER YyT GIVEN y0R TIE REIN.
sTATRNEgT OF DISCHARGED
W0REhEE
A Copy Of the Resolution Adopted on the
Same subj CO. by tse Street
Committee

None q the discharged employees on the
CITY Hall have been reins,sted. nor have
Mcssr.. Lcyshon and Realty, The foremen.
resrtciively. Of the brick and stone WORK.
received s0y Instructions from the CITY En.
rineer rs 90 wlal they shall d.. These gen.
fcmcH wcrt MP 90 Colonel Cutshaw's OF 20
yest>resy evening and were informed that
Instructions would bs given them MONDAY
right or TUESDAY. DOUBTLESS the Engiacer
81 consult the Grounds aud Bul,Gugs
<5tHmmiuec tomorrow eveaing. A. he nov
Understands The position Of affairs 81 work
men are 90 he pat back where they were ten
DAYS ago.
several ~ The discharged omploTcs were
waiius around The City Hall yesterday
anxious 90 icaru whether they vii be given
their fsrfror positions sud when hey viii De
afiow,d io return 20 wofk. hut the only I'M
formation .'ey could pet on tue subject Was
from yesterday Dispatch.
THE -ThEET Committee.
The follow ins ls The resolution adopted by
the street Com nittee ou December 18th on
motion u NJ Preston bsivia:
whereas iRerc ARE MANY Republican. be-
ing cEap.ovcl iu the street department az the
city government rot In synpatby and lar.
mcuv with tie present Democratic admin
iFirffiDu.
BE n resohed. That the CITY Engineer be
instructed 10 see that none but Democrats
who are 10 sVMpsthY with the present al.
muisiTsti0n be employed In the street d.
partmeut.
This vas The pDrport ~ The resolution
agreed upon 80 the conference ~ Democratic
members - the ity Council. and IT u. there
fore. supposed that II T. TIE same that WAS
adopted by the Grounds and Buildings Com
mities.
Tia. street Committee. unlike the Grounds
aud Buildings Committee, las resolved rot
o. rccefc from hut 10 adhere o. this rcsolu.
ton, and 81 has been enforced.
NrfuNG 0F CrA>uE.crr1rrs.
The Grpnltr cutters tuion bc'ds meeting
last night, ~ which q large number OF tnoir
members were pIcsent
Tie committee appointed - prescut The
resolutions ndpptd 80 the meeting one
week prev iousl 10 the Committee ON Grounds
and Buildings said tlev nod received uo
90 rial Informal I1n o. 10 The acton oi ih"
Council Committee. they hrd seen iu tb'
Uispdcb flpt tbe Objectionable order bad
been Tcscialcd. snd ihs VS. Their only in-
formation on thr subject. Tho DISCHARGED
employee have not received notification q.
return 20 work.
No further seton was taken by tho uuiot
So regard % the matter, sad they Hi.l wat o.
zee IS hetner tl"ir Republican brethren v1l
he given tleir iyrmr p.1.cs o1 ihe ciif-ii1.'
work.
TrE Er .rruo.s
The following d. Che communication cent
by tie Grsuuc-cuttIf Union 20 tuo l0u-
mit'co ou Ground. aut rWiDugs:
mating OF tlc d. Hwoa4 French -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-20
Observation-Disclosures.

A deed OF bargain aud sale from john II.
Rothert to Allison & Addison was recorded
IN the clerks Office ef the Caahcery Court
Yesterday. The deed CONVEYS sixty feet OF
land on the south eide Of Broad street near
Adams. The price pad Is SlS.560.