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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-02
BEYOND THE JAMES.
Preparing for a Grand Mass-Neeting-
News Items from Manchester and
Vicinity.

Every arrangement for the grand mass
meeting at Leader Hall next Friday night
are being rapid, completed. llom j. lioge
TYLER. Of Pulaski. the Democratic candidate
for Licutenant-GoyemOr. viii bc the orator
Of the evening. II j. expected that Cover
nor Fitzhugh Lee. Col. Richard i. Beirre.
and Hon. j. TAYLOR Ellyson will bc present.
Each of them have been invited.
Friday night. October 10Th. will be night
Of speaking also. The place will be trimp's
coal yard. on Hull street near second. The
speakers will be- Captain Joseph Il0bson. of
Powhatan. and Mr.. Thomas Davis. of Cbes-
icricd. the two Democratic candidates for
the Legislature who are canNa-sing the dis
trict together.
Bids were awarded Yesterday by the Com
mittcc ON streets for paving Hull street.
The revival services nj the Nest-End
Methodist Church in >wansbOrO continues
beth. of Broad-sifeet Methodist Church,
Richmond. preached last night.
The funeral of the late Il. VI. Niece took
place Yesterday morning from Central
Methodist Church. The services were con-
Quoted bv Rev. T.. VI. Peterson. and the III
terncnt was in Mawy Cemetery
\ grand rally will take place next Satur-
dav at Midlothian. Among the speakers
will be- Mr. II. NJ. smith, Jr. and Mr.. Samuel
VI. it-'s ! if NIlihhiI- WIZ A'AN' lf'H.'
near Jcwctt's store, just after the train
which leaves Richmond at +. VI. arrives
with the speakers.
During the month Of september there were
~ arrests made 10y the city police. : fol-
lows: Chief Lipscomh. 81: First Assistan
Jones. L.: second Assistant smith, -;
Thid Assistant M0les. Total. l5I. The
onense~ were: Petit larceny, /; felony. 3:
misdemeanor. T.: ordinance violation, l3>-
total. lji.
OF the l3S ordinance violations. about %
were parties with unlicensed dogs on their
premises.
The Chesterfield cavalry troop viii meet
mounted this morning at 10 O'Clock at
Morr1sett's store for drill.
An Italian was before the Mayor yester-
dav ON the charge of assaulting lady. lie
was grinding some scissors and then driN-
ng all the children out of the house at
tempted 10 assault the lady. Her husband
came 10 her rescue. and Officer MOles put
thr Italian in Jail. The case was continued
until saturday. the woman not being able
10 appear on account Of the shock received.
1t looks ~ though simon Walker. the con-
demned negro. will not hang. The mother.
grandfather. and grandmother Of the little
girl he brutally maltreated have. with
others. signed a petition asking the GOV
ernOr 10 commute the sentence Of death TO
one of Imprisonment for life.
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A Dntch Tinll..

She was massiycly built OF vanished
oak, with bows 50 bluff as to be almost
square, a straight sided box, made, like
all Dutch craft. to slide over the water
rather than through it, and with i'm
mense wing like lee boards on each side
to let down and supply the place of a
keel when going to win. Ward. \ tall
mast bore a lofty narrow headed main
sail with a short curved gaii, and fore
staysail from the bow. IT,, great rudder
bore along its upper edge srotesquely
carved and gayly painted ION couchant,
the most common of all the rudder decor
ations and Of as much i'm 9ortancc as the
familiar figurchcad in seagoing ships.
Hull and spars were brightly vanished,
with castings of polished brass, and rings
and scrolls Of red and blue paint wher-
ever there was room. The slaves Of the
.-ater barrels were green snd white, and
marvellous landscapes were painted on
the ends. There was u neat raised cabin
at the stern, gayly onamented in green
and yellow, with little white eurtained
flower dccked windows through which
one caught glimpses OF spotless dolls
house interior, with shining pots and
pans and quaint shapes Of blue and brown
carthen vessels. OF course all the items
of household life-cooking, washing, the
baby's toilet, and 50 on-were performed
in the most open and unconcerned man
ner on deck. -Blackwood Magazine.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A Letter from Rev. j. Is. Hawthorne, 81
Atlanta. GA.

Afltntts VIZ
II gives me real pleasure to say word
for medicine which believe ~ destined
to be a great blessing TO the afflicted
everywhere. II is not the cunning de.
vice Of qudck but the discovery Of a
scientist. Ii - the result Of many years
Of research and experiment by an emf.
nent specialist. Thousands - my
Southern friends know what a sufferer
from Catarrh have been.
Six months ago, by the advice Of nv
physician. | gave up the past0rate.
have used two bottles Of Kings ROYAL
Germetuer. - and while | cannot say
that I am completely cured. | DO affirm
that it has so far reiicred nee. expe-
rience no pain nor discomfort.
feel it 10 be my duty TO say also that
the effects Of this remedy upon my
gife have been even more signal and
wonderful. She has been almosta life.
long invalid from nervous headache.
neuralgia and rheumatism. lnapori0d
of thirty years she has scarcely had
DAYS exemption from pain. She has
been using "Germetuer about two
months. a more complete transforma-
ton | have never witnessed. Every
symptom OF disease has disappeared.
She appears 10 be twenty years younger.
and is happy and playful az a healthy
child. We have persuaded many 0f
our afflicted friends 10 take the modi-
cine and the testimony OF an OF them
is that it is a great remedy.
J. b. HAWTHORNE.
atlanta. Ga. July i2,h. 1889.
DR.. Kings Royal Germetuer is now
put up in a concentrated form for con-
venience in shipping in eight ounce bot
ties. One bottle added tO seven and
half pints Of water will make gallon
of Royal Germetuer. 4 wine-giassful
dose. A ieasp00afW IN q wine glass.
full of water Is a dose OF the c0ncen-
trated.
Price, $3.50 per bottle
OWENS & MINOR DRUG COMPANY.
Oppo. POstoiiice. Richmond. Va.
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4 man wGs sitting on tte tinrd seat in a
street ear recently VIXEN u short, fat mar
climbed aboard and az once began tanning
himself with his hat. well, this Is a hot
day, amt itf said he, addressing his neigh
hor
'Beg pardon." said the first man.
II say, its a pretty Lot day.' repeated the
short fat man, raising his voice.
The other put his hand to his ear and an
swered: IL didn't quite catch that; please re
peat it,"
The little mans ears grew red as he
shouted: "Its hot day, tell your and
people in the back seats began 10 litter.
"rm little deaf, responded the first man.
"If you will raise your yoice'--
"confound it, sirl" howled tho little man,
perspiring like sponge. Il say it's hotl
hot tell youl hot iayl D'you hear thatP
The other shook bis head, and the little
man, casting a look OF wrath on him,
alightel Then tho first man looked around
aud cha ;kled glc,fully.-St. Louis Republic.
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NEW YORkW VS.. BOSTONS.
The Bean-Eater. Sin Points Ahead.

The contest between the New York and
Boston baseball teams for the League pen
nant j. being watched with the deepest IN
tercst by lovers of the national game III
this city. and il is stated that Il number 81
waecrs have been made on the result. Up
10 Yesterday the two clubs were nip and
tuck. and the interest was greatly hciehten-
ed by the fact that next saturday closes the
series and decides the question. II was
generally conceded that if either club lost
while the other win, the loser would have 10
take second place.
If this be correct prediction New York
goes 80 the wall. a. yesterday she lost to the
Pitt.hurchs while Boston defeated the
Cleyelands. This puts the latter club SIX
points ahead of New York, a. shown by the
following table percentages made up 10
last night:
nosrors NEW yORKs.
Won. Lost. perCt. Won Lost. Per CT.
al 40 .653 20 AZ .6i1
Junless the status is changed in the next
four DAYS the Giants will fall before the
Bcan-catcrs.
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GALLlGAN.-Dled,a t the residence Of Der
parents, IN ~Wunsnoro. ~NItemnrr .1fn.
KATE ELIZABETH GALliDAN. aged scy-
enften years ana five months.
Funeral VIII take place from 20 Peter h
Cathedral THIS MORNING October lst no
so'clock. Friends and acquaintauces of the
family are invited 10 attend.
DAME Died. at Ircylnnns. Louisa
county CHARLES DAME. -R., in his
eighty-sccOnd year
burial viii take place from DIS late rosie
dence. az lrcvilinns depot, at % o'clock lo-
DAY. october lst. Tho relatives and friends
Of the family are invited 10 attend tho
funeral.
BARkSDALE-Died. ln HALIFAX county
Va. october lst. BRANCH ". BAhkS-
DALE, IN his tWcnty-siXfh year
Funeral Will take place from the Second
Presbyterian Church 0nr. Hogesl THIS
AFTERNOON at : o'clock. Friends of tho
family invited t0 attend.
IAYES.-uicd. az hls residence 40. SIS.
west Gary. October lst. 90 $3.50 4. NJ. lEN-
Ms HAYES, aged ~ wears
funeraifrOm sacred Heart Church. THURS
DAY MORNING. October 3i. 40 - o'clock.
Friends and acIualntnIces. and those n his
brother. James Hayes. respectfully Invited
10 attend.
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THE CITY COUNCIL.
MEETING OF BOTH BRANCHES OF
THIS BODY.

Adoption of the Ordinance. As Required
by state Law. Establishing the Voting
Places Of the City of Richmond List OF
Members Present.
The new law of Virginia requires that
thirty DAYS before a state election the Coun'
ell Of q city shall meet and locate the voting
places Of the city.
Pursuant 10 this the City Council met
last night.
Common Council. .
The Common Council held it, meeting
nrsi AT $40 O'Clock. The following were
present: Ncssrs. Campbell (prcsideni). An
derson, B0dekcr. B0wdcn, Carter, y. W.
Courtney. Curtis. Glover. Grymes. Hunt.
JONES. Mitchell, Moore. Nussen, Peasants
steele. StrattOn. j. ". White, and W. l..
White
The clerk read the call for the meeting
70 consider an ordinance establishing the
voting places in Richmond.
Mr.. Anderson. chairman Of the Commit
tee on Ordinances. presented the ordinance
which had been prepared. II was adopted,
and the following is a
LIST OF The PRECINCTS
as contained therein;
CLAY WARD.
First prccinct. 500 west Cary street.
second. 80 west Broad.
Third. l2i west Broad
Fourth. 1900 west Main.
MONROE WARD.
First precinct. Il south First.
second. 2l2 north second.
Third. i6 west Broad.
Fourth. 40j north Third.
fifth. POI east Canal.
MADISON WARD.
First precinct. Gl3 east Marshall.
second. SIS east Broad.
Third. IA north seventh.
Fourth. seventh between Main and Cary.
JEFFERSON WARD.
First precinct. II North Fourteenth.
second. First Market Hall.
Third. 22ls East Main.
Fourth. carpcnier-shop. Tweniy-hrst he-
tween Broad and Marshall.
MARSHALL WARD
First precinct. $40 Lester.
second. 25o6 East Broad.
Third. III North Twcniy-iiilh.
JACKSON WARD.
First precinct. $50 West Leigh.
second. / West puval.
Third. 9oj East DuNal.
Fourth. 501 North seventeenth.
Board of Aldermen.
When the Common Council adjourned the
Beard If Aldermen met. There were pres
.ut Ncssr-. Dickcrson (prcsdent. Bahcn.
Kelvin. Capors. trenshaw. CrWnp, Hill.
Williams. >ncad. TAYLOR. and >iiterding.
The Board concurrcd in the above ordi-
nance prescribing voting places. and adj
f.ufr.l
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THE TURF.
Results of Yesterdays Racing at Latonia-
Entries for To-day's Racing AT the Ne"
York Jockey Club (Ne~tchester) Track

Results of Yesterdays Racing at Latonia-
Entries for To-day's Racing at the New
York Jockey club (Westchester) Track
The following are yesterdays results at
1.at0nia: Mt.
First race. sevcn-cighth- mile. selling
Reltina first. Metal second, Maylaps third.
Time 80.
second race. one mile and seventy yards,
soliiuc-BOnnie King first. Time l:11A.
.Ino. Morris and Filter dead heat Tor the
place. , ill ,,a;do,
. etakes-Ktiy Cheatham first Experience
second. Mount Lebanon ihird. llihe 10
Fourth race. one mile. sweep stakes
Ieontine first. Catalpa second, Mayo third.
Time :i9A.
Finn race. thrcc-fourths mile, two-year-
olds-Nilton first. Alarm Bell second, W.
L.. Morris third. Time l:lHA.
f<TRlT. FOR TO-DAN's RACING Ar THE
~yw YORK JOCkEY CLUB (wEsICIIEs-
TER) RACES.
First race. hve-eighths of mile-Eeral-
dine. So: Druidess. 10; Ocypete. 10; Peters
borough. SO; Minuei. 10; Ieari lei. 'Oi
Youns Duke. ~: FOrlham. ~; Autocrai.
IL: Volunteer. ~; Maidstone, li'i blue
Rock. lls Express. ~.
second race. one milc-t rOomsnan, 10.
Zen Harrison. l15; Duke Of Highlands, Ito;
Sarrento. ia: Philaudcr, llj; Daylight, 100;
tusali;v los; ~iephanie- in5; Holiday, ll2;
Woodbllrn. l0S: lee ChrisIy. los; Guy Gray,
1OS: iIuntcon. luo.
Third race ihree-iourths OF mile, Dun
man stakes allarat, III; Lisimony. III;
onawav. III: III Rio Rey, llls Cleaning.
10S: Druidess. los: Homeopathy, lo>; Ii
,onia. I0s; Fairy Queen, los; Ruperla, los;
Gregory. 10.
Fourth race, One-luarter Of mile,
Oakland stakes; Layina Belle, III; Los
Angeles. ll2; Brown Princess, l05; Reporter
lOs: Tommy. los: Buddhist, lG; lOncnto,
Iot. Badge. ll5; Kingston, ~.
Fifth race. ii,c-eighths OF "A mile. selling:
Carrie L. 81; Civil Service, I2i; sam
Morse. JOS: kenwo0d, l0S; Gunwad.
10. Marie X, iO5: cretna. 100; Ruby Royal,
los: Glen Rose. o. King William. -; Pase-
dlnas. "a: ~paniard, lOi: Bonnie Leaf, colt,
100: Queer Toy. 100; Marie u, lOi; Bessie
X. I0i: Pail Mall, ~; Little BIZ, loi; Puns-
Ter. Jr., ~. =,
sixth race, scsen-eighths Of mile, sell
ing-Nictlix, lOo; Oregon, III; Romp, III;
Iatiite. 100: Glendale. 100; Esquimau, ll3;
Oarsman. ii3: King Idle, llS; Not Guilty,
Im,: Brown Charlie. III; GounOd, 81: Jen-
ME Mcfarland, 81; Bell Air, 10; Young
Duke, f23: PonticO, Ill.
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propertv Transfers.

The following deeds of bargain and sale
were recorded Yesterday III the CITY 'hancery
Court
James ". Allison and L. i. Addison and
wife 10 Joseph y. Cullngworth. - feet on
south side Grove avenue, east OF Buchahan,
81. 300: John penzler and wife TO Julia II.
Eubank's trustee, 29is feet on north side
Marshall. between Graham and Hancock,
improved. $500; G.. j. Hunt and wife 10
Jacob Levitt all their interest IN II = ieel
ON south side Clay. between Third and
Fourth. improved, $500; Arthur {. >inton
and wife 10 Edward Alvey, - feet on south
side Grace, between Laurel aud shaier, I'M
proved. 5000: J. Il. Tufts and wife and
Annie {. Tufts trustee TO LOUIS rawlings
All their interest in the estate OF William III.
Ilaxall, deceased. s., 1000; Maria {. Nobrlnk
10 \. j. Chewing and Edward :. Hose,
1929 feet on south side Catherine, between
Graham and Hancock. SLIGO; Charles T..
Whitlock and wife 10 \. j. staude, 80 feet
on south side Rockets, running back 10
Water. 81 800: John l.. l.. Woodward 10
John 4. Ii,tcheson. 80 feet on Floyd, south
east corner Liudcn, improved, Sio,ooV.
HENRlCo COUNTY COURTHOUSE.
X. n. DuncasOn 10 John ii. Dlnneen, 40
feet on Dinncen, northwest corner Leigh,
81 900.
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The Louisiana Fraudulent. Bonds.

NEW ORLEANS. Ia, October THE
grand jury was in session to-day in The
Criminal District Court. Judge Mari adj
dressed the jurors and called their a'ien-
ton 10 the charge made 10y the daily press
with regard 10 the fraudulent remarkcting
Of bonds of the state. which years ago had
been declared null and void. and which
were ordered tO be- destroyed. He said
these charges had now become public. not
only throughout the country hut abroad.
much Ia the detrimont Of the credit of the
state and it- good name. Charges of ~uch
a grave nature should be- thoroughly siiied.
At the conclusion Of the judge address the
Jury retired. and after "a four hours session
found nine indictments The names OF the
indicted parties cannot yet ho ascertlinod.
but il il understood that cX-lrcasurer T.. A..
Burke is ono u lhem.
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FLORENCE, ALABAMA.
A Former Richmonder Discourses of His
New Home.

Yesterday Mr.. r. II. Walton. formerly Of
Richmond. hut now of Florence. Ala. was
in the city. and made call AT the TIMES
office. His visit was brief. still II was long
enough for him 90 be subjected to the FOL
lowing interview:
GLOW is FlOrcncci"
FLORENCE is forging ahead with n rapid
~ which is attracting the attention of the
entire North. East and West. and II VIII be
but short while before YOU will hear of
this city as YOU did Of Birmingham during
her palmiest days"
"Are your Northern friends investing as
speculation
mo. they desire substantial investments.
and know Of one company who will bring
$4,000 Of eastern capital TO he used in de-
vclopmcnts alone"
II hear that the Railroad and Improve
ment Company has accomplished grand re-
suits during the last year =
Eyes. YOU NAV well call il grand. Think
Of the establishment during that period "a
fort, business industries representing in the
ncighhorhood of S2,000,UN. In addition TO
this their influence and example has caused
the erection of about 1000 dwelling houses
during the year. two hotels. the construction
Of a $3.50. 200 water-wOrks and the building OF
n college To cost 100000
'What cash capital did this company be-
gin on."
Two hundred thousand dallars only"
''NOu speak of a company 10 place $500
900 in development in your city. What re-
suits do YOU expect
"Well. | can hardly say 10 what extent
we will be profted. but believe this. with
other commercial factors now AT work. Will
eventually make Florence one of the largest
cities in the SOUTH
"Why do YOU think sO!''
">imply because we are in the midst Of
the richest country in the >outh-king cot
ton, iron coal, the diversity Of our indus
tries: a timber section uneNcellod. and
river nearly half mile i'm width TO keep our
railroads subscrvient TO justice"
"Arc any steamers on Your rlyer:'
"Whv. certainly We have a line Of
steamers now running 10 II. Louis. and
virtually have water transportation around
the world
How about YOUR railroads =
1--WE have three now and three others
under survey 10 Florence. We are destined
"a he large railroad centre, and when you
hear of Florence with 10000 inhabitants.
remember my prediction. Come and see
us"
GLOW is the Richmond colony progress
ing Z"
There are four Richmond young men.
besides myself living in the place: Andrew
Elicit Mason billiard, Willie SHELTON and
Ned Lyons. all Of whom have taken Halter
ing stands and are doing well. We hope
and believe they will do credit TO our old
home
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AdNlce 10 Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's soothing Syrup should al
ways be used when children are cutting
the child nom pain. ana the little chefut
awakes as "bright as "a button" IL Is very
pleasant TO taste. IL soothes the child SOFT.
ems tho gums, allays all pain, relieves wind.
regulates the bowels. and Is the best known
remedy for diarrhQa, whether arising from
teetbng or other eauses. Twenty. five cents
. O. bottle. Tu.Ihssa&W
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DEMOCRATIC DAY.
Two Conventions to be Held To-Morrow

Tomorrow at ~ o'clock VI. two Demo
cratic conventions will be- held in this city.
The delegates from Richmond VIII meet IN
Ford's Opera House at that hour for the
purpose of nominating four gentlemen to he
voted for a. members Of the next House OF
Delegates i'm the General Assembly of Viz
ginia from the city of Richmond.
At the same hour, T. NJ, the delegates
from IIenricO county will meet at llenrlco
County courthouse 10 nominate a gentle
man to be voted for rs member oi the
House of Delegates from llenrco county IN
the next General Assembly Of Virginia.
After the two conventions shall have
nominated the delegates. the members OF
each convention will meet together IN
fOrd' Opera House. corner OF Broad ana
Eighth streets. for the purpose OF choosing
two candidates to be voted for rs senators in
the next senate TO represent the district
composed Of the city Of Richmond and the
county of lIenricO.
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HELD BY THE ENEMY.
Lee Camp Veterans to Attend Tonight.

Lee Camp Veterans to Attend Tonight.
The statement in the TINES yesterday
that the engagement of the Held by the
Enemy Company at the Mozart would close
with last nights performance. was an over
sight. The company gives two perform
ances to-day. one ut the matinee ana the
other TO night.
Nessrs. Berger Lcath ~ Myers ycster-
day sent an invitation 10 General Terry, su-
perintendent of the soldiers Home. inviting
him and the inmates of the Home 10 Wit
ness the performance tonight. He replied,
accepting the invitation. and stating that
about seyenty-iiNc Of the old Vets would
accompany him. General Lee VIII also he
present.
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Mr. Hranch BarkAdaIc Dead.

MIR. Branch W. Barksdaie, young man
well known in this city, died yesterday at
..Brown HILL" In Halifax county, Of con-
sumption. Deceased was son Of Colonel
n. Barksdale, of West Grace street, and
was very popular The remains Will be
brought 10 the city on the Richmond and
Danyille train to-day, and the funeral Will
take place from the Second Presbyterian
Church in the afternoon ut O'clock.
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The Theatre.

Miss Ellie Ellsler and her excellent com
pany appeared at the Theatre last evening
before a small audience in her closing per-
formance .Merze.- The lady should have
received better encouragement, as she Is a
most accomplished artistic and was well
supported. II, o..,os,.n
Ezra Kindall. will appear in his side-split-
ting comicality, "a Pair Of Kids"
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RicIimond's Mortality.

According to the report of the Board OF
Health for the week ending Saturday last.
the number of deaths in the city was JJ-li
whites and 81 colOred.
The rate Of mortality of whole population
was Is. ~ per 1000 per annum; white pOpu-
lation. 1890 per 1000 per annum; colored
population, 2i.si per 1000 per annup.
Mean temperature for the week, 6s.33;
amount Of rainfall. 1857 inches.
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Large Addition to the Penitentiary Corps,

The following conyicts were received at
the penitentiary yesterday:
From Montgomery county: John Gala
way (coloredD two years for carbreaking.
Fauquier county Mary Hanback,. two
years. forgery.
southampton: Henry Blow (colored), one
year, manslaughter.
Fluvanna: Thomas Hester. seven years,
HOUSEKEEPING three indictments).
Nansemond William Baptist (colored).
two years. carbreaking; Robert Taylor
(colored). eighteen months. mule stealing;
Willie jackson (colorcd). five years, house
breaking: Thomas White (cOlored), seven
wears hOusebreaking.
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William II. Epps, first fireman on the
Tinted states monitor tanonicus, of the
fleet. lust below the city, died suddenly
Monday morning. at the age of. forty-two.
Ills remains were brought to the city,
placed i'm a hearse. escorted from Rockets
10 the Byrd-strcct station by delegation OF
colorcd sailors on foot. and taken to Peters
burg. from whence they were sent TO his re-
la,i\rs ut Civ Point
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The Choral society meeting AT the second
Baptist Church last night was largely at
tended. About forty singers rehearsed the
.~t. Cecilia Day." which. with other selec-
tons. it is proposed to give at a concert al
an early daV.
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A .InnrnnIi.tH onnroh.

WArERBU COM. October l.-tharle-
X. Badurn. treasurer Of the United Press.
and proprietor Of the Waterbury 4 Wcfic0n.
was today unanimously nominated Tor
Mayor by the Democratic City tonf cniiou.