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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-25
An Attractive sale.

The winfield Scott estate, just west
q, tho CITY and surrounding the Exposition
Grounds. and fronting on Broad. Marshall.
CLAW and other streets. after nearly a CEN
tury OF ownership by one family. - TO be al
last divided and sold in building lots al
public auction. j. Thompson Brown ~ co.,
The well-known and cnterprising real estate
firm. are the agents ana auctlOneers, ana
wednesday. October 29ih. at Z. NJ, the
day and hour. This is no syndicate sale, over
stocked by promoters and real estate specu'
lators. but bona tide Offering by the orig
inal and only holders Of this property tor
nearly century, who nave now decided to
improve their large estate, and. for the hrst
time. are running and grading bouleyardss,
avenues and streets through 1t, ana Will
sell for development. 1t being expected
that purchasers will doubtless build and
buy for investment, and the home-seeker,
having Tor the first time an opportunity 70
secure home site i'm this desirable and
70 be fast improving location, Will seize
this opportunity to buy tor personal use
al the same time it VIII be sold IN blocks as
well as single lots, and it Is no eNaggera-
ton 10 expect in the next twelve months
many handsome and imposing villas and
cottages i'm this heretofore vacant property
The adjacent property ard all pretty much
in the Ginier district has been sold, and IS
now held BY the acreage, and at such a
high fsure that The man Of small means Il
not able 10 invest. bat in this sale the terms
are SO exceedingly liberal, and the lots OF
such size. that "A man with only 500 Is
afforded an equally opportunity with the
millionaire TO buy a single lot, as the
credit. extends TO period Of five years. The
sale indeed offers "a most rare opportunity
for investment. LithOgraphic maps show
Ing surroundings. size of lots. &c. are at
the Office Of the auclioueers for distribution.
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REAL ESTATE.

HARRISON & POWERS. No. 1908, east Main
street,
ADAMsON, 4. L., Manchester.
APPERSOS CO., No. 8 north Eleventh
street.
BRANDT. JACKSON. 4 CO.. 1905 east Main.
BOWMAN. Boswell & SiIUMAN, No, 8
north Eleventh street.
BOWIE, y. ~, No.-4 north Eleventh street.
BROWN, j. THOMPSON & CO., 1ll3 east
Nam.
CATLIN, T.. A., Ne. 10 north Eleventh street
CHEWING & ROSE, no. o aorih Tenth
street.
CHAFFiN. r. B. < co, No. north Tenth
street.
CRAWFORD, GEORGE f.. No. 1905 Bank
street.
DEACON, TUPPEk& CO., S21 f. Main.
ELAN JANIS b.. 1l13 r. Main.
GODDIN JOHN T., Eleventh cor. Bank.
HILL. FRANK d, & CO, No. 6north Eleventh
street.
QUARLEs & McCURDY, 1912 east Main
street.
ROSE, CHARLES A., No.ll y. Tenth street
RUTHERFORD, THOMAS, no. north
Tenth street.
SUTTOS & Co, No. 1914 east Main street.
TAYLOR, II. SELDOM, K son, Eleventh orc
ner Bank
; Staples, HENRY l.. & CO.. 11O3 east Main
street.
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HOTEL TO CHANGE HANDS.
EXCHANGE WILL BE A BOSTON
IAN'S PROPERTY.

Negotiations Progressing for the Trans
fer OF This weIi-Known Establishment
PROM Mr.. Darlington to Mr.. shepherd
TERMS OF Sale.
1t is very probable that the Exchange
Hotel will 90 under new management In
short time. The administrator Of the late
Colonel Carrington's estate, who Is the pro-
prietor OF the hotel, has been negotiating Tor
several days with Mr.. {. w. Shepherd, late
Of the fremont House, Boston, ard the sale
was virtually consummated late yesterday
afternoon.
Mr.. Shepherd has been in the city for
several days stopping at the Exchange, anu
has thoroughly examined the property ana
is pleased with it. A meeting OF the lega-
tees of the estate was held last night win
view 70 making the necessary arrangements
preparatory TO selling the property. III -
understood that at this meeting the consent
Of all the parties interested was given anu
aher necessary points agreed upon.
COURTS CONSENT.
OF course the consent Of the Court must
be obtained before the property can be sOld,
as il is now under its supervision. Mr.
Darlington would have gone before Judge
Leake yesterday, but the chancellor was
out OF the city and did not re turn until late
i'm the evening. 1t is likely, however, that
the application will be made this morning.
These, however, are only formal proceed
ings, and, of course, no Gifiiculty VIII De
encountered in obtaining the consent OF the
Court.
| If the sale is cOnsummated the new pro
prietor will take possession on the Isl OF
November.
LEGATKEs' INTEREST.
The interest of the legatees OF the late
Colonel Darlington only will be bought py
Mr.. Shepherd, which includes all OF the ix'
lures of the hotel, and anything, in TACT, eX
cept the real estate, which belongs 10 o
| Joint stock company. The lease VIII eX,
pire on the lst day of June next. ms, Oh
course, will be included III the purchase
with all of the rights and franchises at
tached to it. Mr.. Shepherd will also have
an option on the property for furthei
| lease.
Mr.. Shepherd comes with the reputation
of an excellent hotel manager, is said 10 be
a gentleman of fine manners, and VIII II,
doubt keep the Exchange TO its present mgr
standard as a hotel. 1t is not known wha'
I business the retiring proprietor Will engage
| i'm, as he refused TO disclose his intentions
10 TIMES reporter for publication.
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How Appointed for the Coming Eiee''o"
In Richmond.

,to,y Amounted for the Coming Election
In Richmond.
Al O'Clock yesterday it was decided oy
Major T.. Ballard, the deputy Uuited states
marshal for this city, that deputy marsn"is
,ho,,ld be appointed 10 serve at the next
sIna,Iar Work was Immediately begun,
nv, ,hn liz, will moi be completed until early
,his morning. There are three deputies ID
each precinct. the Republicans appointing
two and the City Democratic o ,,n,, =,
one. The latter succeeded IN iiilinS All VI
their places. the last named men a. ca0n
nrecinct in the following isl Deihg Del ni,,.
n,.rats I'm some of the precincts, especiaiy
Monroe w ard. the, Republican deputies nave
NO., heen appointed. The list, as IL was
made out last night, is as follows'
MARSHALL WARD.
First Precinct: Daniel J. Moore, John H.
Duke, w. y. Whitlock. yy.,,.o ~
second Precinct: Charles i. Wake, l.
w Waymack, John II. Baptist. -,
Third Precinct: .. ;. Olttihah' W -
Dodd, l.. W. Bowery.
JEFFERSON WARD.
First Precinct: r. +. Welsh, John Sig
naigo, J. w. Pcay. n roc
second Precinct: Frank Kain, i. IL. Cos
tellO, Lewis W elmer. - At No..
Third Precinct: A. ID. Guy, G. NJ. TraV-
ers. Fred. Lowe. ,- II ~
Fourth Precinct: j. III. Johnsoh' H. l.
sherer, John Mettert.
MADISON WARD.
First Precinct: Thomas Williams, n
II. Lawrence. nh co,wov
second Precinct: j. :. Burke, conway
| Johnson. 49, n u
| Gregory.
MONROE WARD.
First Precinct: T. L. Ballard, D. Ia
| owen. c-,..t,
| Third Precinct: :. &. sheppard:
| Fourth Precinct: j. 7. IIenshall.
| Fifth PrecinIt: Charles Hall, James D.
| Walsh.
| CLAY WARD.
First Precinct: John +. Gaines, James
| Nav. Walter W. Wrenn.
Second Precinct: W. ). Robertson, H. l.
| Armstrong. T. IL. Logon. ,, ,uu.
| Third Precinct: Mike O'Brien, ii. whey
Tyler, Anthony Griffith. -.
| Fourth Precinct. James a. BlOunt, James
| Hope, l.. c. Kracke.
| Fifth Precinct: George +. Bailey, Walter
Jennings, Il. n. Roberts.
| JACKSON WARD.
First Precinct Louis Tresnor.
Second Precinct Edgar T. Hicks, Johl
II. McDonough. and G. a. Haynes,
Third Precinct John Cameron, Patrlch
McDOnough, aud W. J. Gentry, Jr.
Fourth Precinct: w. ii. Hams, JONI
Sterns,loof. and George Burroughs.
The supervisors Of the election appointed
bv the marshal have not yet been com
pieted. The list Will be made out some
time to-day.
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John MeanIey's Funeral

The funeral of the. late John Meanley
took place Thursday afternoon from the
Fourth Presbyterian church, Rev. Dr. Far
oflicated. assisted by Rev. Or. Read. The
pall.bearers were: Messrs. Charles Rich
ardson, Walter Wrenn, Jacob Cross, Ed
ward ]. Beale, Paul Bargamin and Peter
kin Peasants. There were also two pail
bearers IRON Company b, Walker Light
Guard, of (which the deceased was mem
Der for number OF years. The company
attended with full ranks, and the floral
tributes were numerous and beautiful.
At the church Captain Frank Cunning
ham sang impressiyely the beautiful hymn,
Good Night, Beloved"
John Meanley was man of high charac-
ter and hOuor. lie was associated with the
Richmond Club for number OF years, and
i'm this. as in all other relations of life, he
was faithful and true. He will be mourned
over not only by the members of his family,
but by a large circle Of friends as well.
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Registration books close tonight.
TO TEXAS.

Governor Mckinney Is Sent an Invitation
from Galveston.
Governor Mckinney Yesterday received
letter from a committee Of arrangements in
Galveston. Texas. The letter, which is an
informal invitation. states that on the 18Th
and l9ih of November, 1890, the people Of
Galveston will celebrate 10y a jubilee and
banquet the passage of the measure by
Congress providing for deci-water harbor
of the first class at the port OF Galveston.
The letter further states that in short
time a more formal invitation viii be sent
the Governor, and also HAT the citizens OF
Galveston would esteem it high honor il
he would visit them.
Governor Mckinney, in reply, thanks the
committee for their invitation, and SAYS ne
will determine whether he could come upon
the receipt of the formal invitation; that al
the present time be could not see his way
clear 20 accept the invitation, much state
business requiring his attention at the
present time.
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/, CHARTERS GRANTED.
Three New Companies Incorporated -
Judgments.

A charter was granted yesterday in the
City Circuit Court to the Dowden Drug and
Chemical Company OF Richmond. The
purposes set forth are 70 manufacture and
sell Dowden's dental fluid and 10 do gen
eral chemical business. The capital stock
is not to be less than LOO nor more than
$4,000, divided into shares OF $40 each. The
officers OF the company are Charles l.. steel,
president; j. Ii. Dowden, yice-rresident;
Polk Miller, secretary and treasurer. The
directors are Wilson Miles Cary, ;. G..
Cowan, j. b. Dowden, Josiah Vaughan.
and l.. W. Burwell.
SECURITY AND INVESTMENT.
A charter was also granted to the Citi-
zens' Security and Investment Company.
The objects Of this company are set forth ia
the title, and IL Is a savings institution on
the principle OF the building associations.
The principal Office is ~ he In Richmond,
but the officers and directors are all North
ern men. The capital stock is not 10 be less
than $500 nor more than 5000, divided into
shares Of so each. The following are the
officers: Samuel &. Hart. OF New Bedford,
Mass, president; Michael &. Golden, Taun-
ton, Mass. treasurer; James A. Russell, Of
New Bedford, Mass, secretary. The board
Of directors are the above and William NJ.
Padgett and Alfred W. Weber, OF Taunton,
Mass.
LAND AND IMPROVEMENT.
a charter was granted TO the Working
Mans Land and Investment Company OF
Richmond. The name Of which implies its
OBJECTS. The capital stock is not 10 he les
than $4,000 nor more than $4,000, divided
into shares of 500 each. The officers are:
T.. l.. Courtney, president; j. 7. Bryant.
a. D. 80.
NJ. Burke, assistant secretary, and W. Ill.
rranham, treasurer, all OF whom are Of
Richmond.
JUDGMENTS RENDERED.
Judgments were entered in the suits on
open account of Tribbet Il Taylor against
j. w. knight for Sl03.63.
Drewry q Co. against j. W. Knight for
| $4,000.
J. ;. Moore against j. w. Knight fol
Sl3s97.
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Registration books close tonight.
PERSONAL MENTION.
People Going Away and Returning-Do-
ing This and That.

Miss Bertha Fitzpatrick, who has been
spending portion of her summer with Der
aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. James Gar
gett, at Alma, Mich, returned home on
Wednesday.
II. La Barre Goodwin. the painter of game
and game fish, is in Richmond. He has
been in Buckingham painting large pie
lures for some of the noted people Of W ash
ington. including Senator Hearst, John X.
Mclean, Congressman Beldon, and others.
Rev. John Il. Newton, pastor Of the Monu-
mental church. will begin series of meet
ing in st. Johns church, Halifax Court
house, on Wednesday evening. November
9Th. and lasting through the week.
The Sunday excursion trains between
Richmond and Petersburg will be discoI-
tinued after next Sunday.
Rev. Preston Nash took the degree OF tie
Temple in st. Andrews Commandery, No.
Is, X. T., last night.
Mr.. John Il. Anderson. prominent to-
bacconist of Danyille, Va, is at the Hotel
Dodson.
Bishop Cranberry will preach at Centen-
airy church tomorrow night.
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Items From the City on the other Side of
the River.


the River.
The registration offices are open to-day
from O'Clock a. NJ. TO 500 p. NJ, and az
ter that time no transfers can be obtained
before the election. The following are the
places of registration: First Ward, at
store OF G. A. Jones, w. G. Summons, regis
trar; Second Ward, market'house, y.
knOrr registrar; Third Ward, owens store.
&. ID. Corbus, registrar; Fourth Ward, in
rear of Cersley's old store at Hull and mir
teenth streets, II. G. WhitlCck, registrar.
Ii is believed that Leader Hall Will be
crowded 10 its utmost tonight by those
anxious to hear the Hon. Charles T. O'Fer-
rail-.
Clinton Hall, the little son Of Mr.. John ;.
Hall, exploded railroad torpedo, with
which - was eXperime ting Thursday,
and il nov in danger of losing one OF his
eyes from the effects Of the explosion.
a colored boy named West had several OF
his toes cut OFF Thursday by the Hull-street
hOrse-caTs.
Captain William WhitwOrth and Mr.. u.
ID. Beattie, who have been confined to their
rooms for several days, are improving.
Mr. William b. Moody and bride have re-
turned from their trip TO New York.
James Murphy, Il tramp, was before the
Mayors Court Yesterday and sent to jail Tor
sixty DAYS for larceny.
The Hastings Court was engaged yester'
dav in the trial Of the common law and
civil docket
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To-day is the last chance to register.
DIR. hawthorne Coming.

Among the distinguished visitors TO the
approaching meeting Of the General Asso-
citation of Virginia will be the Rev. j. b.
Hawthorne, ID. d., the former pastor OF the
First Baptist church of this city. While in
Richmond, on date which will be duly
published in The TIMES, he will deliver,
for the benefit of the Nenable-S Street church,
a new and powerful lecture on ''The Ethical
Features of the Tariff and Labor CUES
ton" lie delivers this lecture in Macon,
Ca, this week. by special request Of the
Governor, at the opening of the Agricul-
tural Fair. 7. ii. Elicit, Esq, will enter
tain DIR. Hawthorne during his stay in Rich.
mOnd.
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Registration books close tonight.
An EnfhusiastIc tally.

An enthusiastic meeting of the members
of the Young Mems Christian Association
was held last night to discuss the work and
outlook for the winter season. y number
of short, pointed speeches were made bear
ing principally on the importance and du-
ties OF committees. The outlook for sue
cessful year is very encouraging. and the
workers are determined to make it the best
year in the history of the Association. The
meeting adjourned TO partake of refresh
ments served by the Ladies' Auxiliary. To
morrow afternoon at 3 O'Clock the boys
meeting. which is becoming very popular,
will be held. At 4o'clock there will be the
usual mems meeting which will be led by
Mr. j. L. Anderson.
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OFFICERS OF THE SOUTHERN

- rlN Avn N''ii ~ -. ~ s'"utActh
Finance Company, capitals 100000. shares
par value, SlOO each; assessaOle $50 only.
President. J. l.. WGring, cashier Commercial
Bank Danville Va; Nice-President, Jonn h.
Levy, president Citizens Bank, Roanoke,
Va; Secretary and Treasurer, u. G. Gallaher.
Directors: j IL. Warlng, john Il. Levy; Hon.
A. B. Fleming, Governor OF West virginia:
Hon. j. Hoge Tyler, lieutenant-Governor OF
Virginia; James q. Russell. president Union
Bank. Winchester, Va. W. a. Carpenter, late
OF Palmer, Carpenter & Co, Saftville, Va;
w. n Rufiin, OF Ruilin x Hail ston, Danville,
Va;D. G. Gallaher, late secretary Rivermont
Company, Lynchburg. Va o. w. dudley. OF
Pemberton & Penn. tobaccoDists. Danville,
Va; Judge A. r.. King. attorney at law. Roa-
noke Va. Counsel, Roy b. smith. Common
wealth's attorney. Roanoke. Va. For par
ticulars as to stock. call on w. l.. WEARING,
Jr 9l5 cas-. Main street. &C 25
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To-day is the last chance to register.
on for the weldon IN. c. Fair.

The following musicians. under the lead
ership Of Professor John kessnich, will
leave for W eldon, y. c., Tuesday evening
next, October 2stn, TO furnish music for the
Fair at that place on october 10Th, Both, aud
Slst. They will play also for the dances,
which will be an attractive feature. The
band will be composed of Professor John
kessnich, violin and cornet; John Rhein-
hardt, violin and alto; Fred. Windhom, cor
net; Joe kessnich, alto and violin; William
Tremer, piccolo and alto; Frederick Dre-
bert, flute and tenor; Charlie Miller, tuba !;
Henry Tremer, double bass and snare drum.
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To-day is the last chance to register.
Two Prisoners Pardoned.

Governor Mckinney yesterday pardoned
Jesse Hamilton, who is serving a term OF
two wears in the penitentiary for felony
committed in Wise county.
Robert Mead was also pardoned by the
Governor. lie was convicted in Sussex
county of horse stealing, and sentenced to
three years In the penitentiary. The pardon
was granted upon the recommendation OF
the person who states that Mead is hope
lessly Ill.
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The Fredericksburg star, in abiding 70
The acceptance Of Rev. J. n. Mason on inc
assistant rectorship Of st. James church'
in this city, says: TO- ., :,
"Nr. Mason. who has been rector oil 81
Georges church for the past seven YEAR,.
leaves much TO the regret, not ohly 70 nls
congregation. but TO the entirc c9ni"iunI'! 4;
by whom he IL greatly DeioNeu. nc "h h
his family carries with the'n, noNe'er, ,' .no
hast xvish.s OF NH for their future prosper
;iv lie il an able and efficient rector, ana
81. James church may well congratulate
him uDon the securing Of such an assist
ant -
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To-day is the last chance to register.
Reclamation Accented.

Governor Mckinney has accepted the
resignation of Captain Samuel REGISTER, of
the stuart Horse Guards. When asked
about it yesterday, the Governor said he
was very sorry that Captain REGISTER had
resigned, for he had made an efficient. and
popular officer.
As soon as this matter is laid before the
Stuart Horse Guards officially they will
elect another captain.
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Registration books close to-Light.
Ricbmond Literary Club.

The Executive Committee Of the Rich
mond Literary Club met Thursday night al
the residence Of Mr.. Wyndham Il. Mere
dith, and steps were taken insuring the re-
organization OF the Club. 1t was decided
TO hold the first meeting on the night OF No
yember 2ith at the residence Of Mr.. Arthur
seldom, on Park avenue. a full course Of
subjects for papers aud discussions for the
winters entertainment was decided upon.
Among those present were Rev. and Mrs.
Hartley Carmichael, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
y. Carter. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur seldom, Miss
Gnssie Daniel. Mr.. Roosevelt Page and Mr..
L. 4. Crump.
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Hon. j. Taylor Ellyson left last night for
Petersburg 10 confer with the leaders of the
Fourth district. lie expressed himself as
sorry that hecould not remain in the city TO
hear MIR. O'Ferrall. but. in his own Ian
guage, be said, " business before pleasure
Mr.. Ellyson said If Democrats did their
whole duty the result would be surprising
aud gratifying one, and that he hoped no
man would succumb 10 the fatal disease OF
oyer-conhdence. Mr.. Ellyson will return TO
the city to-day
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Mr.. Ilaydou Tilla. the famous Italian ex-
ponent Of voice culture, vino created such
a sensation in New York by his theory ana
practice. is in the city and is stopping az
the Palace Hotel. Alr. lila is a great
tenor, and among his pupils are lawyers,
preachers. and singers. He taught Mrs.
Langtry and Barrett and other noted actors
how 10 use their voices. lie will sing Tues
day night at an entertainment at Mozart
t.al..tr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-25

nOEgrE.-Dcd, at The residence OF his
parents, Louisiana street, Fulton, FRAN Il
LEON. Youngest child # G.. J.. a. and AIDE
laide l'ocppe; aged one year two months
and one day.
WulpF.-Fntcred into rest At her resi-
dcnce. No. 500 north Twenty eighth stueet.
October 2Jo, az 40 o'clock 4. NJ. Mrs. o T.
GIEA q. WHITE. wife OF the late William
White: aged hny-.Our years
CuAPIEiE4-u uGLoher oath a. l:ij
T.. M.PAltN WODnFfN. daughter of j. II
and * ito W.thap. eli; aged two years.
Fuucral wIu Hiltr place from lhe family
residence. SO GOl north iiItl street, HIS
AFTERNOON at 3 O'Clock. Friends OF the
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To-day is the last chance to register.
Property Transfers.

Richmond Cuy.-Henry :. Hutzler to
Frank w. Quarles, 10 feet on south side
Cabell street. near Tyler, $500.
J. Samuel Parrish, special commissioner,
to David Krug. Is feet on west side Pine
street, between Beverly and Albemare.
Same 10 same, 10 feet on same, between
same.
HenricO COantV.-Charles Davis and
wife TO Charles l.. Carter, 80 feet on north
side Winder street, near Washington,
$40.
James b. Pace and wife to DR.. Jacob
Michaax, $50 feet on south side Blair street,
between Carter and Meadow, $2,64O.
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CANAAN Wise was called out, who made
hrieS hut conservative address. Up n
calls for .Ellett.v the Colonel came FORWARD
and dismissed the meeting. .,s
When the meeting adjourned nearly ha'l
~ The large audience pressed forward W
shake Colonel O'Fcrralrs hand, ana DC
gave them all a hearty grasp.
MR.. FPps HIRE.
Hon. James +. Epps, OF the rour'n uis,
trict. was in the city yesterday; any p III ia
making a most active canvass OF his aus
irict. and gives encouraging reports oil pis
work.
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An Antwerp stranger.

"Please give me some corn and water Tor
n hath and drink, then let me CO." These
words were stamped on the wing of an AMI
werp pigeon that was killed by MINK nl.. III
;he n econ loft Of Mr.. George ID. hIpg
Thursday night. On the other wing Was
"2ll3.r and on one leg was brass ring
mnrkel ,.l2 l. i. q. 'DO.'
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Good of the Chamber.

The committee from the Chamber Of Com
merce appointed 10 devise WAYS and
means to induce the membets 10 take more
interest in the Chamber and in the pros
perity OF Richmond met last night and
drafted a number Of recommendations,
which will be presented TO the Chamber at
It's next meeting.
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Two new hre-aiarin boxes have been
placed on Broad street. one AT FIRST ana
the other 40 Henry street.
The first lot OF machinery Of the auxiliary
fire-alarm has been received by Superin-
tendent Thompson. This machinery Is AN
offspring. SO to speak. Of the main IRE
alarm service, and will connect warehouses.
stores, &c, with the mainline Of the SER
virn