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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19
.nIsrlcs MLLea,s FUNERAL.
Imposing ceremonies--A Military Parade
A Great Popular Demonstration.
nv t-iexraph 70 tho Dispstch.l

ny telegraph 20 mo Di-ps'cn'l
KFoxoK, IA. October 18.--The f'i-
neral Of Justice Miller. Of the Supreme
Court. hers to-day was marked BY mn
posing ceremonies. The funeral tram
wac met on its arrival by military orsani-
cations and several thousand citizens.
The body was borne 70 the Federal
building, where it lay in state and was
viewed by great throne. The whole
city was in mourning garb, public aud
private buildings being draped IN black
The services were held in the Unitarian
church. Of which the dead jurist was
member, and the small building was ef.-
tireIy inadequate for the needs OF the
occasion.
The burial service was read by Rev.
Mr.. HasselI, Of the Unitarian Church q
PRAYER followed by Rev. Mr. Mcllvsine,
Of the Episcopal Church the anthem,
Consolation" was sung an address on
tho life OF the Justice was then delivered
by Rev. Mr.. Hsssell quartette sang,
LEAD. Kindly Light, sod, after the
benediction, fhe psrty moved ont Of the
church TO Oakland cemetery, where the
internnent was made in tho family tomb.
The funeral corte0s was The most I'M
posing demonstration ever seen here.
IL was headed by organisations Of the
State militia. The Grand Army and
other old soldier bodies, the funeral
party. the Federal and State officers,
professional men from sll parts OF the
State, civic societies and thousands OF
citizens followed At the cemetery the
services consisted simply Of the reading
of a short burial service.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19
READY FOR FIELD.
y,sr FIRST sseimeNr 70 MARCH
w,Tp full ANNOUNCEMENTS.
tss Nineteenth Anniversary 80 re OBJ
served Tomorrow with
parade snd supper.

The First regiment Of Virginia volun-
tiers wss rcoreaoiycd October 10. 1871.
To-day is the nineteenth anniversary OF
that event, bnt this being Sunday the
observance OF the occasion has been
postponed until tomorrow.
The programme for the day isa parade
IN the afternoon, 70 be followed by a
banquet or supper At the Armory imme-
diately afterwards.
now rfIrY VIII FORM.
The commsodants Of the six cOmra-
mics composing the regiment have been
ordered 70 have their men in readiness
b move promptly NJ 7. ".
Tbr line viii form on Marshall street,
with the -ieht resting on Eighth. Cap.
lain I,oss;eux. OF 4 company, being the
esnior. his command will be on the right
or N the head Of the column. Captain
Gnsser. q ID company, ranking second,
will hold the left or rear Of the line.
which in cnse 81 right about would
put his company OF the head
The companies will march IN the fol-
lowing order:
a company CGrnys), Captain G. Gray
Bossicux.
Il company Walker Light Guard,
Captain l.. r. Christisu.
f company Governors Guard, Cap
tsin II. l.. Spence
j. company. Seeond-iieutensnt ,. ).
boswell
G company (Gnsrd OF tho Common
wral,h), sSccond-Lieutenant w. 4.
Mosby.
u company (Old Dominion Guard),
Captain Charles Gasser.
WITH AcrourTHENTs
The soldiers tomorrow afternoon will
parade in what is known as heavy march
irg order thot il, they viii 20 prepared
go II 70 take tho field
The full list Of accoutrements com
prises rifle, blanket bag which super
scaes the old knspssckl. hsverssck, can
teen, blanket, twenty ponds OF ammu-
milton, oyercoat (strapped on outside OF
blanbet-bag), complete change OF clothes,
including shoes in blanket bag). The
entire outfit will weigh about sixty
pounds
The line OF march viii be down Eighth
70 Broad, to Nineteenth, 10 Main, to
Eighth, 10 Franklin. to Belvidere, TO
Grace. TO Adams, 10 Broad, 70 Seventh.
The regiment viii return 10 the Arinory
sbont 6 o'clock NJ which time the ban
duet viii be held IL is expected that
about 300 men win turn ont
All the leading State military and nu-
nicipai oficials have been invited to at
tend tho supper There are to oe no set
speeches, but a few short remarks viii
be made by some Of the guests.
REVOCATION or oUABrvR@AsTER-sER-
GIANT.
Ouarierrnaster- Sergeant r. ". Wren
hes been relieved from service and hon
orsbiy discharged Mt his own request, his
term OF enlistment having expired. Ser
geant p. y. Falkener, Of i company
hes been appointed 10 ill the vacancy,
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n. Knnfen. 100 feet on Centre street.
northeast corner Fulton, $500.
georgeB. freeman 10 Laura IA. Cole
mar, interest in Is feet on east side
Brook avenue. S.
Il. II. Turner and wife 10 William II.
Bryeridse, interest in 5li feet on east
side 81 Peter street, corner Federal,
800.
Emma Y. winrfelds trustee to
Charles Long, 30 feet on north side Du-
val street near St Paul. to correct error,
e5.
COUNTY COURT or UESRrco.
James r. Barton aud J. ". Forqu-
renn and their wives to ID. II. Parrish,
lot in block 2. North avenue sub
division $500.
William II. johnson and wife 70 IL. y.
HeindIe and 4. j. Csvansugh, lsS feet
in Duvsls addition, 1901.
S.ouel }. rutherford, executor to
frederick Sittcrding. l73 feet on
Twenty-eighth street, northeast corner
Of u, 1856.
Forest II. Stoyer and wife to James
NJ. Matthews. 30fect on Graham street,
southeast corner Of Union, 1926.
Annie r. 1insley 10 George Payne, 8
acres, SEQ
H. l.. Winston and wife to r. A.
Siewers q feet on the east side OF
1wenty.seventh street near ), $3.50.
VALUABLE PROPERTY sonD.
Among the sses made in the last few
DAYS by Nes.rs. J. Thompson l'rown q
Co. was that OF the large business lot on
the northwest corner Of Seventh and
Main streets. They sold it 10 DR. Jud
Il. Wood for S27, 500 cash.
Messr. Brown & Co also sold last
week for The Wes-fnd Land and I'm
provement Company their new Queen
Anne cottage on Main and strawberry
streets with three lot. for $, 900 to Mrs.
L. S. Mayo, Of Powbstsn county, Va.
Also. Alarm Of ffty acres on Brook turn
pike five miles from the city TO Mr. !.
Newton Vaughan for e, 700, end two
brick houses on First near Clay street
for s., 600, to he occupied by The pur-
chaser. The total amount OF the sales
/ vas S41 go
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19
v,rv,,n,a,. IRON Industries.

A leading iron manufacturer OF this
c;.y IN conversation with Dispatch re-
porter last night, said that in percentage
~ incresss the eensns Of 1890 shows
tist Virginia has made the most rapid
advancement in the IRON manufacture Of
snv state IN the Upica. For instsnce,
in 1880 she was the seventeenth State OF
the onion ia point Of production Of pig
ron. but tho census Of 1890 shows Shat
now she stands sixth on the hist. having
advanced her position eleven points
1his percentages Of increase even exceeds
nat 81 Alsbsna&
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19
rns AMUSEMENT ROSTER.
Bill. for the Week AZ the Academy and
the Theatre.

the Theatre.
Tomorrow night the clever American
comeaiene Miss Eflie Ellsler, with SUI
perior supporting compsny, will naugu-
rate AZ the Academy three nights en-
gooement with a Wednesday matinee,
Appearing in two OF her greatest suc-
cesses. T.. 2. "Mi.s Manning and ''Ihe
Goyerness. The former play will be
given 10 morrow and Wednesday nights,
and the latter on tuesday night and az
the matinee. MISS Elisler j. great
Richmond fsvorite, and especially 50
with the ladies' Her reception here viii
be a most cordial one. Particular pains
will he taken by the management OF the
Academy to stage each OF Miss Ellsler's
plays n the most complete and elaborate
manner. Tickets for the Ellsler engage
ment are now on sale.
PAUL KAUvAB.
Steele Mackay's admirable play, Paul
Kauvar" will be the attraction NJ the
Academy during the latter part OF this
week.
The play il q picturesque and TO-
mantle story Of the reign OF ierror-the
action taking place during the French
revolution Of 'gs. The plot hinges on
the love Of Paul Kauyar, a young Re
pnbhcan officer, and Disne, the daughter
OF an aristocrat. The action 70 vivid and
dramatic and is NJ times extremely al
fecting.
The play il one OF the novelties OF the
season and has made a great MT IN New
York. where IL was received with eX-
treme favor The company 10 repre-
sented to be good.
"Ksuvnr will bo presented on Thurs
day, Friday, snd saturday evenings and
a. matinee on Saturday.
PAIR REBEL.
Harry p. Mswson's military drama. A
Fair Rebel, will be produced at the
Richmond Theatre on Tuesday and
Wednesday nights. and Wednesday matt
nee. with eli the scenery and equipments
that characterized its production At the
Star Theatre. New York, and Grand
Opers- House, Boston. The play Is strong
in situation, dialogue, and military pic
lures. The chief scene is that represent
ing Libby prison, wherein are seen Pm
soners OF war Of 1864. Tho audience Is
shown the celebrated escape from the
fireplace in the dining-room with the y
shaped opening through the solid brick
wall, large enough to admit mans body
down into the cellar below, known by
the prisoners, because OF the large mum.
Der OF rats infesting IL, as " Rat He'll
From this place one sees tho entrance tc
the tunnel east Of the prison, and through
which the escape is made. Tue heroine
Of the play. Clairette Montieth, the fan
rebel, aids 81 the risk OF her own life hel
lover to escape. The scene changes iron
the inside to the outside OF Libby, anC
here il is that thrilling situations follow
each other rapidly. The casting OF th'
play is represented to be quite strong
ROSE oaBoEVT.
Miss Rose Osborne, who is fsvorably
known throughout the South, will opei
a, the Theatre next Friday night an en-
gapement OF two nights with matinee
on Saturday. She will appear IN tn
new play, Satan" adapted from tn
French and produced for the first TIM
in this country the LIST OF September a
the Windsor l'heatre, in New York III
play is represented to be $ strong melo
drama, and Miss Osborne's supportln
company is said to DO good.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19

visitors 20 sidney Lodgc-conferenee OF
fAa,es-Yf Meeting TO Ne Held.


Notwithstanding to Ne Held
rhcre was quite an interesting gather
s,y az members OF Sidney Lodge No.
aoS Independent Order Of Good TEN
pisrs a. Belvidere Hall Friday night.
There was one initiation Among the
,x;s,+ors were Messrs Wassmur and
Vaughan. Misses Nellie and Isabel
A9rfns Of Trinity Messrs, Adams
Penn, Everett, and Parker OF SOLDIERS
Home. and Mr. =. w. Fields. OF JEFF
ferscn. Good Of the order elected m
tefewing remarks nom Miss Nellie
ttkins. mrs Z. 3. Wood. Messrs.
bdstns. Cooker, Wsssnsr, and Joseph
r.. Shepperd.
Or FRIDAY evening. At Mrs Rogerss
residence. on Floyd street, conferences
a ladies was held under the auspices OF
tae Womsns Christian Temperance
Union. Of which MIRA Pleasants is presi.
dsnt. large NUMBER Of ladies sent in
shsn names for toe purpose OF forming
. branch in the West End. A meeting
bsving Tor its object thorough orgsni-
baton viii be held October 3ist Of the
residence Of Mra Rogera A Band OF
Hope viii also be organized, and new
hodge Of Good Templars vail be formed
during the coming week
Last Wednesday night Myrtle Lodge O
Y Juvenile Templars, Of which Mira y. b
Wood IL the eficicnt and energetic su
perintendent enter.ained Soldiers Home
Lodge. The old soldiers expressed
themselves mighty pleased, and will en-
terrain The Juveniles AZ their lodge IN th'
nAAf future In handsome STYLE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19
KAPPA Al prA FRATERNITY
New Members Elected and Several inter
estinr speeches Made.

New Members Elected and soVerni inter-
estine speeches Made.
The regular meeting OF Eta Chapter OF
the Kappa Alpha Fraternity was held last
nicbt in their hall az Richmond College.
Tiey united with them in their bonds OF
fcllowsbip Messrs. Edmund Harrison,
.Jr. and Herbert h. Norfleet. After the
busioess Of the meeting was finished
they adjourned to neighboring hall
where they partooS ., =, ,ba d se
and yiands OF the season.
During the serving OF the courses they
were delightfully."- entertained by the
responses to tho toa,ts from Their mem
hers in the following order: r. NJ. Pill
cher. f. Harrison, Jr., b. L. Sumter ID.
n. Rucker, f. O. johnson, W. i. Long,
Charles r. Burnett, n. +. Norfleet,
james H. Franklin, John A. Mills, W.
NJ Redwood. F. G. Lsird, J. ). Har-
rison f. W. Duke, and n. L. Burnley
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19

us80u INC Peopis 70 sfano toRstbeY, fven
though there wss NO opponent in fh4
field. Isaac Di9gs was then called Tor.
He spoke hut few minutes Rrknow.
Lodging the compliment, saving he wss
not on tho programme end he womb nos
detasn the crowd. All he asked "a. ,bs.
they do rs they had been told by tho
other speakers. Chairman Odeli v.i
much encouraged hy the success % tina
day. There was On abundance of Dime,
and everything passed OF well.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19
(sy ssiorrspn to me Oispa'cn.I

Kansas CrrY, Mo-, October i8.-D1s-
patches from ali parts Of Kansas say the
original package saloons have been re-
opened IN great numbers since the dsci.
non a The Court Yesterday that the old
prohibitory Law Of Kansas is inoperasiys
against the original packages, notvitn-
standing the recent act Of ConEesa
They are doing o thriving business.
There IL . big call for an extra session Oh
the Leodslsturs 70 pass . new law.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19
rse MISSISSIPPI CONVENTION
Adoption Of the contesssd Eepcrt OF the
Frssehtse Com nsittee.

10y sos|ht~P" " WIZ Da'f~''@-t
JACKSON, Mss, October 19.--The
Franchise Committee scored another
victory to-day by securing shs adoption
OF the following report and ordinance
Section /. Suitable remedies by ap-
peal or otherwise shall be provided by
law TO correct Illegal or improper regis
tration, and 10 secure the elective fran
chiss 10 those who may be illegally or
improperly denied the same.
Section z, All qualified electors and
no others shall be eligible 10 Office ex-
csps - otherwise provided In Ibis com
ststution.
section 8. Persons who csnnot resd
any section Of the Constitution OF the
State, bat who ere nevertheless qualified
sleetCrs, shnll NOT be registered within
loar months ne1t before any election. :.
section 4. ThS tsrm o. Office OF a
,olee@iye eNeus slteled undss thb 80
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19
WORK OF the Ambulance.

The ambulance was called yesterday
at S:35 A. NJ TO attend white man at
1892 east Cary street who had been at
tackled with cramp collie. He was re-
heyed and left with friends.
Another call was received AZ 10 O'clock
to attend man al Yarbrongh's tobacco
factory who was suffering from asthma
He was treated and carried to his home
in Rocketts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19
a fadicnl Krmlt veritied.


CNoNS.r, o., October 1S. The Off
cial recount Of votes in Covington, made
in the contest Of Mr. Schiller, the DEM
ocrstic csndidste for mayor, resulted IN
showing 40 increased majority for Mr..
Thomas, the Republican candidate, and
also revealed that another Republican
was elected to the Council, making that
body stand six Republicans and four
Democrats
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19
nesrlTuroN IN DAKorA.
The People Of one County without Food
Fuel, or Clothing.
rRr tal.rranh % The nl.natch. /

CHICAGO. October l8.-rhe Mayor has
received O. lengthy appeal from hough-
ton, Brown county, $. d., signed by
A. G. Bartlett. ,. Il. Lewis, T.. NJ.
Piper Samuel johnson, and 3. Cum
mings. These men represent The towns
of Greenfield and Braiuard. They say
the crops Of Brown county have been
failure during he past three years and
that the people are absolutely without
food fuel, or clothing. and they ask the
Mayor 70 appeal for aid IN their behalf
Mayor Gregier will receive subscriptions
of either money, clothing. or provisions
and have them sent to the committee
named in the letter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19
FoyD OF LIQUOR.

IT is sad but true fact that the noble
descendants of Hiawatha are extremely
susceptible to the thrilling influences OF
"fre-wster and they have TO be watch
Ell with the grestest closeness by the
showmen TO prevent their Indulgence IN
this pleasure. The Government post
lively forbids one drop Of liquor beng
sold 10 them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19
LIE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
They Form IN Alliance Offensive snd De-
fensivs with the Carpenter.

ny telegraph 70 she Dispa'chl
JypravApous TSp., October lS.-The
furniture workers Of America have passed
a resolution declaring that IT shall De the
duty of the Executives Board 10 have an
understanding with the Brotherhood Of
Carpenters ny which the furniture-work-
ers shall support the carpenters IN case
OF strike. and Uice perso. lt was de-
cided that henceforth each local union
shall FIX the minimum wages to I've paid
in every shop, and that an annual report
shsll be submitted to the Executive
Board Of wages paid, etc. All local
MONS we're instructed to oppose the con
tract and piecs-work systems and not TO
work under these systems if il could pos
sibly be avoided. Action was also taken
which will not allow the members OF a
union to work for sub-contractors. Mem
bers OF unions are also prohibited nom
working in shops where the piece-work
system shsll be innugursted after TINS
time
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19
Bishop LeughIfn's Jubilee,

New YoRK, October 13-fhs Right
Rev. Bishop Loughlin celebrated BIS
iubilee mass this morning IN the 81
James Cathedral. Brooklyn. The sdincs
was crowded. Cardinal Gibbons preach
ed the sermon on the life Of the Bishop and
the Rev. Father Malone made an ADDRESS
IN him on behalf Of the ciergy. In the
evening there was grand parade IN
which 10000 participated under the
grand marshalship Of General James
McLeer. Al the parishes and religious
societies were represented and many
nriyate residences we're iIlnminsted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19

Ex-Congfessmsn John r. Dezendorf.
Of Berkeley; Deputy-Sherif o. Alersn-
der, Treasurer Il. r. Horne. Deputy
Treasurer W. P. shelton, snd Conmis-
sioner-of Rsyenue T. B. Dun, Of Hano-
yer O. A. Monroe, sheriff Of Loudonn.
and Sheriff A. r. Hoyt, Of Russell, wsre
ct the Capitol yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19
W. yoor,,. Assa,lnnt Gets Fivc Year

Mr.. Moore's Assailaut Gets Five Years.
The Henrico County Court was en-.
gagged Yesterday from noon until z
O'Clock in the trial Of Adam Wilkinson,
the negro who assaulted Mr. J. Hall
Moore abont two months ago.
At FIRST it was thought that Mr.. Moore
would never recover from the effects Of
tho blow, but MS condition has been
much improved recently and ne was able
to testify yesterday.
Wlkinson was given five years in the
penitentary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19
LYNcHeo FOR FeloNloUs ASSAULT.
" Our Women Are Protected They Must
and shall BE safe.'
Telegraph 10 the Dl,pa,en.I

and Shnll BE sale.
rBvTslsgraph 70 the Dlspatch.l
Macon, Ga. October l8. Willie Sim
gleton (colored), aged about twenty
years, wss lynched IN the outskirts OF
this city at q late hour asst night for at
tempted assault on young lady, the
daughter Of a prominent citizen OF Ma
con. Several WEEKS ago the Young lady,
who had been away from home, WAS ex-
pected TO arrive by the III o'clock tram
that night az the City Central depot.
where members of her family went 10
meet her. Instead of that she came 10y
the East renuessee road, whose depot IS
on the opposite side of the town. She
was placed by policeman, to whom she
applied for direction, in 3 cab driven by
Willie Singleton. The negro did not
drive directly to the young lady's home,
but took her by roundabout road and
in q lonely spot made violent assault
upon her. He then left her at her own
house in an exhausted condition and dis
appeared. ,
A few DAYS ago Singleton was arrested
at Eufaula, Ala, and an officer started
with bin for Macon, but when a lew
miles from the city an armed party
stopped the train and took the prisoner.
Last night the negro was taken before
his victim and fully identified. The mob
then took him TO the woods where the
assault bad been committed and hanging
him TO n tree and Kidding ms body WITH
bullets left it swinging with piacard
upon il bearing the inscription " Our
Women Are Protected. They Must and
Shall BE safe.
All present took an oath not to reveal
the name of the young lady To-day
the Coroner held an inquest over the
dead body. The jury returned the yer
dict that ne came TO hs death nc the
hands of a person or persons unknown
+ to the Jury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19
COLLISION IN SAVANNAH RIVER.
The PORT Rigging, Main Rail. and Bulk.
heads Of the Ned Jed Carried Away.
nv t.leyraph 20 the Dispatch.l


SAvASNAH, October 18.-rhe steamer
City of Macon for Boston, and toe
stesmer Ned Jed, for Liverpool, while
on their way to sea this morning collided
in the Savannah river below the city and
the Ned Jed was badly damaged. She
was struck about the port-rigging, carry
ing away the main rail and bulkheads !;
also, the plates and other parts. She
now lies anchored aground az Venus
Point With five feet ten inches OF water
in her hold, and the pumps are inst able
to keep her at that depth. A survey has
been ordered, and the vessel sent back
to the city TO discharge her cargo for
further examination. there was sppa-
rently no damage to the City Of Macon,
and she proceeded on her voyage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19

ME-. yohn Wren Applies 70 tho Giimor-
Op.ra ana % Refused.
rRspor,ssi FOR NJ 0lspahrh :

NonYoLK, VA, October l'.-hnS
jack Wren, Of Richmond. - here anu
made application 70 JON Tie chorus d
the Gilmors Opera Company ind vas -
fused, as ths company q fli AM 81 en-
rarsn,euts on the road arranged mr.
A young lady from Baltimore hffi.'i
hare to-day tor the same purpose; oi1
her application vas refused llIi4 -'i'
company reaehss PhIadelgnl1