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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-16
PICKETT'S MEN.
OF THE ASSOCIATION LAST
NIGHT
THEY RETURN THANKS FOR
COIRTESIES cHO WV
THE PROCEEDINGs or TnE COURTS
YESTERDAY.
Newsy Notes From Manchester - Rich
mond Third on the List ia The Matter
ofCotton Expectation sale Of Prop
erty in Richmond and Henrico.

The members of Picketts Division
Association met last night in the officers
room in the First Virginia Regiment
ArmOry.
The principal object Of the meeting
was 90 wind up as fan as possible the
financial matters incident 90 the move
ment 10 the Pickett dead in Hollywood
The net receipts from the concert
riven last Thursday night at The
Theatre 30 NOT altogether liquldatc
the debt. but ARRANGEMENTS are
being perfected by whichthe full amount
due win be paid. After this has been
done the aims for which the Pickett Di-
vision Association was formed will have
been accomplished, and the association
viii then tactilv dissolve. Another
meeting will bee held shortly, when Capt.
T.. p. Reeve. the president OF the ASSOC
citation, will make the final report
Tho following preamble and Teso.u-
tons were unanimously adopted
Whereas. earnestly desiring 10 give
.exprcssiOn 10 our grateful sense Of The
sympathy. kindness and material aid re-
ceived Mt the hands of our icllow-ciiizens
i'm our effort 10 raise a monument 10 our
dead comrades. therefore DC il
Rewlrcd. That 20 the Governor of our
State and the Mayor of our city our
thanks are due for their noble aud an
firing efforts in our behalf; to the public
press of our city for their sympathy in
our undertaking and The uLnumbcred
courtesies received at their hands
our grateful acknowledgements are
due. and are hereby rendered To
CAPTAIN Frank vs. Cunningham,
and the ladies and gentlemen who kindly
gave their assistance, We would say that
10 them we feel that our special thsnks
are due, and that ever with thoughts OF
our dead commander in their memorial.
there will mingle grateful recolections
of their generous aid and to each and
an of our feilow-citizens who have aided
as in our labors of love our grateful
thanks are rendered.
Reso'rod. That copy Of these resolu-
tons be published In The daily papers.
lSigned.l J.. + REEVE,
President Pickeits Div Assn.
[. T. Loeir, Secretary.
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/ 4. SAKS & co.

Knott. Connetisyille; j. A. Stricken
Mount Pleasant d. f. Finn, New York
A. 7. Wtbrow, Milboro; John d
Rodgers, Lexington, Va, ID. Harman,
Jr.. George Perkins, Charlottesville, Va.
o. T.. Combstock. Louisville, KY J. T.
Craig, VI. d., E. c. Condit, Kansas City,
Mo, }. J. Gordon, city.
Murray S. Baerline, New York
$. 5 Fowler and wife, Philadelphia, J.
W. Kemp, Washington, ID. c.. Thomas
Kerr. Glasgow. Colonel William A.
Anderson, Lexington, Va; r. J. Sulli-
van, Baltimore, Md; r. J Hughes,
Memphis, Tenn, w. J. Cordle Adrian,
Mich T. d. Jones, Roanoke, Va {.
II. Anderson, Albemarle county, Va j.
Lindsay Patton, Alexandria, Va, W. 5.
McGilyray New York city, John C..
Howard. Richmond, Va; William c.
White, Warm Springs, Va Richard +.
Beirne, Ashland. Va +. Z Parish and
J.. G. Watts. Charlottesville, Va q. W.
Levi, sheriff Of Berryylle, va.
FoRD's-F. A. Waddell, VI NJ
Wamack, Glover Depot; Harry LaIour
Lillian Lewis Company George Bearke
and wife. Brooklyn, Y. Y f. McCariy
cts. Captsin " Beach, New York;
John II Smith, Jos T.. Cooper Phila-
dclphia. Chas J Haiti Baltimore John
Doty. Morristown, n. j., A. r Barclay,
Lexington. Va John II Bowen. A.
Patton. Baltimore Md. T.. G. Temple,
Prince George county C. c. Hamlin,
Boston. Dr. Robert Bowen, New York
W. Howard. Baltimore; j. s Smith,
Blackstone Va: r. II Caetell, Stauuton,
Va; " T. Deaton, Petersburg, Va.
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The only plunger 40 Monte Carlo worth
naming during resent days has been tho
Grand Duke Peter. nephew OF tho car
Tho young man, by iudusIousiy betting the
limit, managed 20 lose ono million francs ,aa
very short time Instead % being sorry. all
the other Russians were glad, for his mother
Is enormously rich and a notorious miser
Another less distinguished loser Was n very
unpreposssss.ng specimen of an exotic prlu.
cess This lady carried her belief ~ fetches
% an extreme degree She sat az tho table
With large rope with which a murderer had
been hanged, wound around her neck AMI
bulls horn under each arm. an idea which
viii probably be new 70 American ganblors.
In spite Of the rope and bull, horns her last
penny melted away Sh5 made 10 uncom-
Portable Tor the quiet crouper, by gathering
4 meeting ia tho Casino aud declarlu. that
because she had houu floecel In tho Panama
canal business 10 vas no reason tor her also
being robbed Of her money at the rog.ette
table, that NJ. dc Le.seps would certainly d.o
u Il, and 80 should she. after which she start
Cd away with the bulls horns a. her total as
aets. -Pit,sburg Bulletin.
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STACY vs.. KAlPER.
1h,. Suit Decided In tho Circuit Court
Yesterday.

1hi. Suit Decided I'm the Cirouit Court
Yesterday.
The CITY Circuit Court was engaged
nearly All day Yesterday trying the SUIT
Of Charles B. Stacy against Josephine
Kaiper who does business under the
firm STYLE of Charles Kaiper, OF Cincln'
natl, Ohio. o m
plaintif claimed that he was entitled 10
commissions on all goods sold by the
Cincinnati firm in the Southern States,
ON the ground that he was, under con-
tract. their Southern agent.
TIE defense claimed that they con
,racted 10 pay the plaintiff commissions
ON all sales made by him or by the Oln'
cinnad firm TO any customer oi the
plaintiff, but nothing else.
The Jury gave verdict for the de
PENDANT. Counsel for plaintiff moved TO
set aside the verdict as contrary 10 thr
evidence. and the court put The delend-
ant upon terms 20 either agree To a yer
dict against him of $3.50, or 10 have q
new trial. and thereupon the defendant
agreed that Judgment might 90 against
him for $3.50. and such Judgment was
entered, but without costs against the de-
PENDANT. and the defendant then ana
there paid the S5j2 TO the plainliil
COUNSEL.
The counsel for the plaintiff was Mr..
". f. c. Garnet The defense was rep
resented bv Messrs. Minor and Daniel, OF
Richmond. and Judge John :. Conners,
of Cincinnati, who qualified 10 practice
law in this court yesterday Judge Con
ners made very favorable impression as
pleader
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Hotel Arrivals.

The following were the arrivals yes
teIday u. the different hotels
AMERICAN uOTEL.-Chas. Caldwell
WarreniOn, va VIM Jacobs, Rich
mond, Va W. t. Scott, Norwich, y. l.;
+. Calvin Shafer. New York. Alexander
Reed. Philadelphia; w II Thomas, Nir-
ginia. A. J.. " estbrOOk, New York. f.
&. Moon, ScottsYiile. Va; NJ. /. Norris,
IIenric0 county, Va; Jas Altman, Nir-
einia. j. J a. Powell, Columbia, Va
L L Howard Richmond, b NJ over
ton. Burkeyille: A y. R0senbloome.
Richmond: j. NJ Jones. Virginia, T a
Jones. Raleigh. y G.. + w. Tucker
Richmond Va John T Davis Virginia.
j. VI Harris. Bedford, Va George y
Lavne and + l.. Straier. Virginia, r. o.
Moore. Cumberland. Va. Charles Camp.
bell. Richmond, Va, s. G. Williams
blackstone. Va. j NJ Williams Louis
Vile. Ky; ;. j Mann. Amelia, Va "
W Crawford wife, three children and
maid. Virginia: IT, j Brown, Cumbor-
land. Va: L Bayne, Baltimore, Md; ".
+. Parsons. Detroit, Mich; " b. viii
son. Maysyille. Nv. L. ID. Vaughn
Madison, \. c. John !. Calwell Rock.
hill. :. C.; William Hin and wife. Prince
George county, Va, William 7. Webb,
Clarkson, Va
EXCHANGE AAD BaLLARO.-S ..
Rund, Mrs T. b. Eldridge New York,
Nm II Trayers, West Virginia; Capt
Warren c. Berch New York, F. VI. Ed
gar, Cleveland, o.; Il. SnOwden An
drews, Baltimore. John T. Robinson.
Alexandria, Va, w. NJ Warren, Detroit,
Mich; Emin Davis, New York; VI +.
ingalls,, ~ r. Johnson, Cincinnati, O.;
l.. Bremond Norfolk, Va Chas j. Tay.
lor, Baltimore; Mrs Ida Thlesher and
son, Ira George, Lewisburg, Pa H. ID.
Flood, Appomattox Courthouse, G.. A.
Croft, Cincinnati, O.; c. b. Meizger,
Wnkesbarre, Pa; A. c. Euter, Gin.
cinnati. o. Mrs. l.. Cameron, New
T. Wilson, wife and child, Piltsburg,
Pa Dr. J. p Klingensmith, Blairsyille,
Pa Hugh VI. Bell, Indiana, Pa; II. c.
Taylor. Wilmington, Del A. W. Cram
nef, Pocomoke, Md; A. ) Kline and
brother, Greensburgh, Pa; 5. l.. Gold.
man, Adolph Schmidt, MckeespOrt, Pa
John l.. Jones, Braddock, Pa; W. G.
Mercer, Ingram, Pa; VI Schroeder, NJ. G
Cohen, Frank T. Blythe. Charles lug
smith, Pttsburg Pa; +. J. Groteyint,
Harrisburg, Holmes Conard, r. " Hun.
ter, Winchester, Va; ). Ferguson
Beach, Alexandria. Va; Fred ).
Riley, E. C. Brown, New York.
j. Theodore Rollings, Philadelphia;
George +. Campbell, Pemberton. Va;
DR. c. A. Muller, Allegheny, Pa; DR.. :.
NJ. Kennady, Tereniine, Pa; o. w.
Kennedy Pittsburg, Pa. F. A. Flagg,
Massachusetts; Noah c. Rogers. New
York; William T Coleman DR. +.
Earecksen, Emile Suist, j. II. Christian.
VI. d., John W Cruett, Baltimore; W.
Harrison Livingston, Joseph ". Nobeti.
Woodbury., \. j.. L. T. James, Whining
ton, Del; ). \. VIII and wife, ). A.
Langhss and wife, Pittsburg. Pa Mr..
and Mrs. p. +. Cox and child. New
York; J. b. Stsutier, ScoItdale; John
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MANCHESTER
Neusy Notes From the other side Of the
RIVER.

Sewsy Notes From the other Side 81 Tho
RIVER.
Rev. II VI. Jackson was announced TO
preach at the Meade Memorial Church
a,t night The following ministers will
preach at this church this week To-
night. Rev. j. \ bowman " ednesday
might. Rev j. ! Clopton. Thursday
night. Rev !. b runsien Friday night,
Rev. Preston Nash There will also be
service on Good Friday at II \. VI. by
Rev. J D. Clopton.
The following have been summoned
rs the petit jury for the April term of
the Hastings Oouri ". W Craig, G. c..
Clark. William Bailey, William +. lIar-
rison. r. W Day. W. II Tatum, George
+ Richardson. Walter ID. Furguson, T..
b. Iowlc. =. C. Taylor l. i. Kidd.
Horace f. Bradley, W. II Turner, and
Charles Wake and Elisha Bailey lcol-
ored
The grand jury of the Hastings Court
made the following indictments yesier-
dav james Brown lcolorcil, felony
Brown h4s been coveted of petty larceny
three times. which makes his oiiense "a
felony Harry McCormic, arson. Dan
iel lIohsou. Edward jackson and Charles
Holmes. Unlisted jointly for keeping a
common gambling house
Tn tho Mayors Court Yesterday, the
following cases were disposed Of
jaime. Green lc0loredl was fined - and
costs tor being drunk and ilourishlng "a
loaded pistol ON the streets
Agnes Branch and Mile Jackson
both coloredl. fined $50 each and costs
for Sighting In the streets
Edward Gwathney lcoloredl, charged
with stealing hcifer, was sent io Jail
tor thirty days
The Hastings Court was IN session
Yesterday from 10 until 1870 o'clock
when IL adjourned until 10 o'clock this
morning
The case OF James Brown. for larceny,
and Iobson, Jackson snd Holmes, for
conducting gambling house, Will be
beard tO-mOrrOw
a new building fund company was
organized in Manchester Yesterday
The Mechanics and Merchants Bank OF
Manchester commenced operations yes
to-day in the Leader Building. The
0ank starts ont under the most favorable
circumstances
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CIRCUIT COURT.
Charter Granted to the Madison Social
and Literary Club-Suits Instituted.

and Literary Club-Suits instituied.
Judge Wexford yesterday granted a
charter To the Madison Social and Lit
crarv Club" The purposes for which
the club is formed is Tor the promotion
of social and liz rary intercourse and
beneyolcnce among lis members The
capital stock Is % be not less than $500
nor more than $4,000, TO Dee divided
into shares Of $40 each The amount OF
real estate held is not 10 exceed one
quarter OF an acre. be place of husi-
ness Is TO be al No. us east Cary street.
The officers are Albert Granger, pre.l-
dent Richard Napier, yice-presldent
John Granger, secretary Frank Kraft,
treasurer; Lee Thurman, manager
The following suits were instituted in
the Circuit Court Yesterday.
Camm Patterson, trustee for Mary +.
Lewis, Howell Lewis William NJ. Lewis.
Sallie i Brown, Mary G. Lewis, Henry
G. Lewis, and Willianna Lewis against
Decatur Axtel, receiver OF the Rich
mond and Allegheny Railroad Company
Damages, $1,000 30 declaration filed.
Cornelia Riyes Wilbur against Deca-
tur AxteN. receiver of the Richmond
and Allegheny Railroad Damages
8 600 No declaration filed.
George W Gilmer against Decatur
Axiell, receiver of the Richmond and
Allegheny Railroad Company Dam
ages. 5000 No declaration fled
Z. X. Lewis and Mary L. Lewis against
Decatur Axtell, receiver of the Rich
mond and Allegheny Railroad Company
Damages. S2,OOO No declaration filed
Mr. John $ Conner, of Cincinnati, o.
and Mr. A. L. Chamblin, qualified tC
practice law in the Circuit Court yester
/ day
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POLICE col RT.
Gases Disposed Of by the Police Justice
Yesterday

Z
Yesterday
In this court yesterday Mr.. G. j..
Walden was charged with insulting Mrs
" j. Manning on the street The evil
dcnce was to the effect that young
man made improper remarks TO MIS-
Manning on the street, and told her
husband she thought il was Walden
Mr. Manning, with a pistol, found
Walden. and Mrs Manning positively
Identified him During the taking of the
evidence Walden said he was not getting
Justice I'm this court. Walden was fined
- for contempt of court and 800 for his
conduct towards Mrs. Manning. and re-
Quired 90 give security in the sum Of
5000 for twelve months The. charge
against vs.. J Manning Of threatening 10
shoot G.. j. Walden was dismissed
Martha Trent was fined S25 and
costs for being disOrdcrly in the street
Richard Preston (colorell was fined
50 and costs for improper conduct in
the street
James Claiburno lcoloredl. disorderly
Ia the street and striking Lucy Allen in
ihe street 3 and costs
Walter Williams charged Win beng
drunk and resisting Policeman Matthew
in the discharge Of his duty, was fined
$40 and costs.
Charles Bowler was charged with
stealing q book from someone unknown
The stolen book j. Paviair's system
of Midwifery;'Ilarris' On the fy-lea is
written James Shelby Hope, Oniyer-
-iiy of Virginia. Session lss6-s,'
Charles Galliger was fined - and
costs for leaving his team standing in The
street
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ia the Office Of the Secretary OF the
Commonwealth yesterday a charter was
recorded for the Palmer 4 Bowman
Company, the principal office Of which
is to be located al Salyille, Smyth
county, Va The company is formed
for The purpose of conducting a bust
ness of importing, breeding, buying,
selling and exporting shOrth0rn cattle
and other breeds Of live stock also to
conduct general farming and mercan-
tile business, and for this purpose 10
hold land not exceeding 10000 acres.
The capital stock of the company il 10
DE not less than so 900 nor more than
$500, 900, to be divided into shares OF
800 each
The officers for the first year are
George W. Palmer, PRESIDENT and A. NJ
Charles +. Palmer, William II
Wiley and Alfred II. Miller, directors
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The LlTTLe rlc+ cHAIa.

in an aiti, deserted slowed safely away
A Little High Chair discovered f1iay.
In dingy dark corner with c0hWe', ergrown-
But. who was is owner IL something unknown
A round or two broken u braak fspm the seat
The back partly patched u9. anh nowhere coin
plete
With the paint strangely tortured BY patches
quite bare.
Make lone AMI pathetic tho Lttle High Chair
The child sho SAP boz e. ! venture DOB s4y
Is 4 lettering olI man .f hesiisls today
What fields be- has conquered what PROSPECTS
found fair
80 record or person "a here o. declare
Yet. born with Dds youth. tls nne rrIe n.main-
From a TAR distant tlmo H4.u hos c9-i'.ti nn,
poias
Stood iar ia allegiance AIS uaugli could impair
Tho corerr that should start lrom tAe ltt.1 ID fl
Chair
Did IT, subjec, ted up ,-ao.. so proud on ha
throne
90 OUT through the worii o. great power OF 400
known
Was tue Joy that youth proml,ci faldled 90 .
suano
40 answer comes hack from tho Little Hls.
Chair
The mother " DO cherished the clll that 30 nofe
And ai Nho ouce kueN lt ha.. s.ue oa tsfore.
But history ~ soms sort foru.llHs .r l4.r
Begins every day from some lAtlIs 3. .,l Chair
joel B-nt01 lu DlCe "a Week
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CHANCERY COURT.
Judge Fitzhugh Revokes an order Ap
pointing "A Receiver.

In the Chancery,Court Yesterday, argu-
ment was resumed in the case of Cher
w. Morrow * Co. against II VI smith
X Co.. 10 revoke the order of the court
appointing a receiver to take charge OF
the property Of II. NJ Smith X Co., decided
10 Thomas c. Balm, trustee. on the 2vth
day of last December, also 90 dissolve the
injunction granted by Judge Fitzhugh
on the 10th of April, enjoinlng and re-
straining the defendant, Thomas c. Balm,
trustee of H. Vi. Smith * Co., from in
any way interfering with the selling or
otherwise disposing OF the property
conveyed by The deed OF assignment 10
him. also from interfering with any
funds deposited in bank or elsewhere,
until the further order Of the court
The argument was closed yesterday
and the case submitted Judge Fiiz.
hugh refused to dissolve the injunction,
but revoked his order appointing a
receiver
This Is suit brought by certain
creditors Of the firm of II. VI. Smith x
Co, TO set aside the deed Of assignment
made by this firm 10 Thomas c. Balm,
trustee, on the grounds that the deed is
invalid
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HENRICO PROPERTY.
Deeds of Bargain aud sale Admitted to
Record Yesterday.

Among the deeds recorded in the
clerks Office of lienrico County Court
Yesterday were the following
VIM. Thomas Gaul, trustee, II. i.
Wallen and Elizabeth Wailen agaius. \.
!. Chewing and Edward s. Rose, lot on
south line of Ivy street, 1861 feet east of
sycamore. fronting 81 feet and running
back l10 feet Price paid $3.50
E.Y. Cannon 10 r. L. Gin the -four
lots Nos 81, S7s, $50 and $50, in The
plan of Sidney, each containing one Sid
ney acre, composing the square bounded
by Grove street on the north, Federal
street on the south. Mulberry street on The
west and Glover street ON the east, to-
yether with the frame dwelling and
Ouihouscs thereon. Price paid. $1,000
T.. Y. Cannon 10 the West End Land
and Improvement Company. the plat Of
land known a. lot 400 in the plan of
Sidney. ON ihc southwest corner OF
Grove and Clover streets fronting on
Grove street 40 feet and running back
lsg feet Also an that part of lot 1915
on the southeast corner OF Federal and
Deep Run streets. fronting on Federal
1877 feet. and running back i,9 feet
Price paid $1,000.
Anna Maria Spies 10 b. F. Turner, the
lot on Brook turnpike, beginning ll5
feet southwest from Oak street fronting
81 feet. running back on northern line
1888 feet, on southern line ~ feet Price
paid. S46l %.
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Running wnd Company at the Theatre

John Wild and his company appeared
AZ the Richmond Theatre 20 "A fair au-
dience last night Running Wild has
been considerably improved since last
here. The cast is excellent and the
singing was much enjoyed John Wild,
AZ usual was the centre of attraction
Ills funny antics and sayings pleased
he audience Miss 81. George Hursly
was an ideal Irish woman, and Miss Ger.
trude Fost as Dolly was especially
pleasing in her songs and dances. The
re.t OF the cast are above the average.
Misses Julie Mackey and Ada Jones
sang some very pretty songs. Running
Wild will be repeated tonight and TO.
mnrrOM
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First battalion Of Artillery, will parade
with full ranks. ~,
The Stuart Horse Guards, OF hlch'
mond. Troop A, First Battalion OF I al
vary. will go with neary every memner
present, as the personal escort Of Gov
ernor Fiizhugh Lee
Colonel If. c. Hudgns, of the Fomih
REGIMENT. who is placed in command, Is
The ranking officer OF all the companies.
Ills commission as colonel ante-dallng
that Of the colonel Of any other resi-
mcnt.
Company i, Governors Guard, met
last night at the Annoy, and after ans.
cussion disposed of motion TO WISH
New York on April 3Oth, by LAYING the
subject on the table until June 10Th.
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Arrival of professor newell Martin.

Professor II. Newell Martin, Of Johns
Hopkins University, who will deliyorthe
second annual course OF lectures under
the Thomas Lecture Endowment, at
Richmond College reached the city
YES erday afternoon The lectures will
be held in the Thomas Memorial Hall,
commencing promptly at ; o'clock
The first lecture will take place to-
night. Subject. The Dependence OF
Flowers Upon Insects
The lectures Will be under the manage
ment Of Professor c. H. Winston. who
will introduced the speaker and deliver
the address of welcome.
DR. Martin is the guest OF General
Joseph r. Anderson, No ll3 west Frank
lin
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Late ArrIAaIs al Who BOSTON -

The famous west window has add.
tional attractions to-day in the mother
of the Blue Hens chickens; the hen that
laid the golden egg, and big rabbit
from Australia.
The Boston broods no trouble, but
its brood OF little chickens are typical OF
the happiness and good nature that eS-
lists between the proprietors, the public,
the statesmen, and all connected with the
renowned One-Price Clothing House.
Special Easter Novelties, the largest
stock. the finest fabrics, and the most
reasonable prices are the leading char
scterislics Of The Boston One-Price
Clothing House.
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CEMETERY COMMITTEE.
sbockoe Cemetery To he Closed TO the
General iublic May Ist.

sbockoe Cemetery To he Closed to the
General Fublic May lst.
A called meeting OF the Committee on
Cemeteries was held yesterday evening.
The first OF May was fixed as the time ~
enforce the resolution which passed the
CITY Council. closing Stockoe { emetery
to all persons except those having tickets
of admission from some member OF The
committee or owners of property in the
grounds.
Mr.. Grimes, the chairman, and Mr.
Hin was chosen 10 draw such rules rs
they NAV think proper for The govern
ment of the cemetery under the resolu-
lion The chairman WAS instructed TO
employ lahOrers for the improvement
Of Oakwooi Cemetery.
Me.srs. Grymes and Hill were instruct
ed to see the City Engineer and empower
him to look after the improvement Of
River View Cemetery.
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FIVE YEARS MORE.
Penitentiary COnvict- who Have Been
Convicted Twice of burglary or Grand
Larceny.

In the City Circuit Court Yesterday the
following convicls, who had been CON
yicied twice of burglary OF grand LARGE.
nv. were found each by the jury to have
been the same persons who had been
convicted twice, aud were thereupon
sentenced by Judge Wexford 10 five
wears additional confinement in The
State penitcntiary Joseph Dore, Joseph
Jones. Frank Smith Edward NOoten.
alas Edward Williams, alias Wooden,
alias Woodson, Robert White, Jordan
Williams Stuart, alias Jordan Stuart,
George Harrison, Alexander Sparks,
Ben Thomas, aiids Fox Thomas, Lewis
Powell Thomas alas Richard Allen,
Jack Patterson. Billy Buster. 0l'ls Billy
Mayo, alias William Mayo, alias William
Dunston, James Hilet.
William White claimed that he was
not the person who had been convicted
twice, and the jury agreed with him. lie
was sent back TO the custody Of the SUI
perniendent OF The penitentlary TO serve
out his present term.
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GEoRon's CONFEDERATE HoME

GEoRGIAs CONFEDERATE HONE -
And We won't There are gold mines
and gold mines. but no mine is richer
than the great heart OF Georgia, and ffom
IL shall be dug the gold that will sustain
our veterans in the DAYS when life de.
ciines and glory grows brighter
We have not mistaken the spirit Of the
people at any point From day to day
we made a limit. and In every case Il was
generously passed A week ago we said
we must close the 100000 by this morn
Ing. Read the answer elsew herel-A At
ilut1 COqstt!ufiOu