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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-29
MANCHESTER MATTERS.
Little Happenings In Richmopd's THIRTY
ing Brooklyn.

The Central Methodist Church. Manche-
ter. Yesterday afternoon at > O'Clock, was
the scene OF the pretty marriage Of Miss su-
sic Y. Nelson and DR.. II. B. Furgerson, Of
Halifax. =. {. Rev. l.. Vi. Peterson per-
formed the ceremony. The bride ls an AZ
tractiye and popular young lady. She was
attrod i'm a travelling suit OF gray. hc
groom is "a well known physician Of Han
fax. The ushers were Me--rs. Ira Nelson.
r.. l.. Moody. Edward lIaxen. ii. 4. Whit
lock. w. 3. Moody. William Lamb, i. g..
Mathews and a. j. DailrOn. After the GER
omOny and the congratulations Of many
friends. Mr.. and Mrs. lurgersun Ten l0i
their future home in North Carolina.
Albert Hudson. Adam Glenn and Robert
Howell (all c0l0rcd) were arrested Satuf-
dav night. charged with stealing lvt OF
hrasses from the factory ot Mr.. William
Hatcher ON Bainhridge street between
seventh and Eighth They were locked up
i'm the station. where they confessed ihcii
guilt. Yesterday morning they were Dee
fore the MAYORS Court. aud their cases
were continued until t0-moroW lu order 20
allow Hudson to obtain counsel. "ienn
went with an officer tO the junk store, ana
the hrasse- We're found.
Robbie. the three year old SON Of Mr.. r..
y. owen. had "a Ncrf narrow escape 0aiui-
day evening. llo got hold of "a small bottle
of croton oil. and drank "a portion Of IT,
The little fellow was at once thrown into
-pasms. and his condition grew alarming.
lie was reported as much better Yesterday d.
The Hastings Court was engaged ye-ief-
day in hearing chnncery matters. The case
of John pinchum (cOlofcdl Who has been
indicted for breaking and entering the bar
room of Charlie. Jackson and stealing TOT
stf IIII|II
the next term. the prisoner being unauic I'd
attend court i'm CONSEQUENCE of sickness.
The case of Jesse Hilton (c0loredl. who WAS
convicted ia tine Mayors Court of assault
inc Amelia 1lOurn0y (c0l0red) and stealth!
from her person a small sum of money. anu
ansaupeal taken. was also continued until
the May term.
I'm accordance with the plan adopted for
the coming primary election. all candidate
are To- announce themselves as such 10 lhe
secretary of the City Central committee Dee
fore Is =. VI. MAY 9th. The secretary OF the
committee. Mr.. Thomas owen, can Dee found
ut the Leader Office
The REGULAR meeting of the Chesterfield
supervisors took place Yesterday at the
Courthouse, and great deal Of routine Du,-
mess Wa- traf sacted.
There will be- a meeting Of the Chamber
of Commerce Thursday night.
marriage license was issued Yesterday
TO Miss T.. ~. Nunnally and Mr.. John W.
faris.
Forest hin Park has already become d
ponular resort. Many people were oui
there ON sunday.
HUI street and Seventh street are very
dusty thor0ughiares. street spfnhlln-
should bee done.
strawberries are ripe in Chesterfield in
small quantities.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-29
DEATH FROM A STAB.
FATAL RESULT OF JOHN r.
THOMAS WOUND.

Effects of quarrel About q Piece of
PicSle-Coroner's Inquest Postponed
a. the AssaiIant il Unknown-A Strange
Case.
John II. Thomas, about twcntyiouryeafs
old. Of No. 1915 west Marshall street. died
Yesterday from stab inflicted by negro
Saturday night.
Thomas and companion. saturday night
were standing near the corner Oh ii"ifl7oh
and CLAW streets. which IL only few squares
east of Blonner'S puk. Thomas. u is .aid'
rad n bottle. but both bee and Franklin were
unable tO pull the cork ont. About thai
time "a negro was passing. and De was call
cd 10 draw the cork. This be did, ana Also
held some conversation with the TWO men,.
A few moments later the white men star
ted of 10 lauierhauch's grocery, ln i1at
vicinity. and bought some pickle. The
NEGRO insisted that he should have some,
bnt 10 this the men were opposed. Later
the negro went around the corner and Wa,
followed by Thomas.
What happened then is NOT known OUT
il is supposed The two men had q quarrel
and Thomas used abusive cplinetns to lhe
uorro. The latter csenfld. ami stabbed
used tO draw the cork.
The negro at once lclt The scene ana
Thomas came 90 lauterbach'- store. wing
he was stabbed. An examination
showed that the negro bad cui
him I'M the abdomen. severely inWin- the
intostinos. Aid was 400 once -ummnie i'
and later DR.. Brock came mp to The house.
Am wa. done that was possible put medi-
cal aid was Intellectual. Thomas dying yes
toriav afternoon at $500 O'Clock.
lie made several statements before ms
death. hut in his more rational moments
said he knew nothing of The affair. His CONF
pani0n also knows but littleoi DO. Doe not Sec
inc the difficulty. and being drunk ai ihe
d me-.
Coroner TAYLOR went zap 20 Ihomas's
house Yesterday. hut will take 300 acton lii-
100 to-day. This morning Dee VIII hoia
post-mortom examination, and in the alter
noon am inquest.
Thomas was an unmarried man. ana was
employed 200 the Richmond lncomoiiN See
| Works. Ills funeral VIII take place inns
afternoon from his late residence.
Some clues have been found ny me ponce
to work ON. but an late hour last nieht tne
nogro had not been caught.
The police are doing all possible ana Do i-
probable Doe win Doe apnrrhended some iime.
| TODAY. Special officers have been detailed
| for the work.
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:. Motif. Jr.. as "raui Benton and j. Is.
E,crham az "IIamiIton." gave the same
satisfaction ~ formerly. \ new meinper
OF the company Monte Collins, makes inc
most Of the small comedy part Oh
.sJamcs.r and Mary Egar is acceptable as
Martha" Last. though not least. little
Vallie Egar again won her way TO The hearts
of her audience by one OF the most charm
ing performances Of child's part that we
have ever seen. and was particularly pleas
ing 10 the members OF The geniler sex. 10
morrow's matinee should DE crowded WIN WIN
ladies and children. and tomorrow nights
performance. which closes the engagement
will be given for the benefit of the sons Oh
Confederate Veterans. Altogether this u
one Of the best entertainments that hich-
mond has yet seen. Announcement - "i"u'
tba, tonieht's and tomorrow nights per-
formancc will commence at hali-past ,
O'Clock. which viii no doubt prove agreea-
bic information 10 our theatre-goers..
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DAYS is very great. There is repeated inc
cry Of the man Of Macedonia, come oN, ,
and help u.s. There are thousand mn
lion people who have not yet heard ine is''au-
tifnl story Of the gospel. they need CHRIS,
tianity IN elevate tfem in TINS ne az We"
a. lead ON 10 "a better. In tue he1'nth-
world the position Of woman }. one ol ns--
radiation. lnfanticide j. common ana inc
poor and unfortunate are despised.
In closing. Mr.. Funston spoke 81 inc vas,
work now being accomplished by devoted
and selfsacrincing missionaries, ana saiu
they deserved our prayers, our sympathy
and our contributions. =, -.
The last speaker. Rev. Or. ii. NJ. JACK,
son. said that be- felt that it was eood
thing that the Richmond Protestant Epis-
copal Missionary society had been formed,
and he delighted in the fact that through u
wecan give direct support 10 the missionary
cause. This society is helping 10 support a
missionary i'm Brazil. 10 has an etansehsi
who visits vacant parishes IN virginia ana
IL also does other important missionary
work. lie closed by saying that he ielt me
meeting that had just been held ~ Dehal oi
the Richmond Missionary Society would 90
vast deal Of good The services were then
closed by the rector with appropriate eAef-
af.l.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-29
ADARlMG DEED.
A West virginia Deputy sherin Makes 4"
Important Capture.

THE TIMES published some time ago,
shortly after the occurrence, the fact that 90
man named Bai-den had shotaud killed ihe
brothcr-in-law of the clerk Of the county oi
buchanan. The information received nf
the Executive WAS very moa-re and very un-
satisfactory. The murder was described i-
cold hiOOdod in the extreme. Iron Was shot
down iu the house and his body rildled WITH
huilet-. after he had fallen to the floor. The
-frlneost part of the matter was that the
county authorities took no active steps i1
have the homicido- arrested. The Governor
received his information of the deed from
citizens in adjoining counties. and
lo placed himself 80 once in
communication with the buchanan
authorities. Then DO was learned that two
brothers. John Henry and William baisden.
were the ringleader- OF the men who had
taken Robert l.. Irons life. steps were SCI
on foot looking tO their Nauturr. and the
outlaws fed the state. They turned mp DOB
LOGAN county. W. VA. where they were
trailed 90 house by Deputy sheriff W. -.
Biyin~. Of that county Accompanied Dl
posse of men. he made descent upon
the house last Friday night. and after
20 stubborn light. JOB which two Of ine
outlaw. and one horse were killed.
John Henry Baslcn was wounded and
captured. and the only other one of the
party made good hiSescape. sheriff Biyins
was at the Capitol yesterday, and received
from Governor Mckinney requisition on
the Governor of West Virginia for Baisden.
who will be taken 90 Buchanan county for
trial.
Before the arrest Of amy of the parties.
Governor Mckinney hai been informed cd
the desperate character of the Baisden
brothers. and of their determination 90 Tee
sist with arms any attempt made to arrest
them. When the case comes up for trial Do
!, expected that some interesting and start
linz details viii be disclosed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-29
BASEBALL IlEREAB0UTs.
RETURN OF THE HOME CLUB
FROMlTS TRIP.

some sketches Of the riavers-one Game
won-raradc Of the Richmond College
club Through the city In Honor Of Their
victories.
The Richmond ball team returned sunday
morning from thcir Northern tour and Wee
practicing yesterday or their grounds as
Though nothing had happened. The only
thing that has happened was Then con-
timal defeat, bat Il was th, result Of bad
luck rather ;han bad playing, and the colts
arc no, in the least discouraged by their
continual failure. The main trouble wa.
thst half the time the team was without a
catcher. McCaiirey left them and went
with the Lebanon. Pa. club, and shortly al
forwards Brooks hurt his hand. As con-
seoucncc Stanhopc and several others Of the
team had % catch. with the result well
known. The Richmonds won one game
from the Lancastcrs.
hnofhcr trouble with the Richmond men
was that wherever they went managers M
once came % see them, 20 buy them on the
club This. OF course, tended 10 lessen dis
ciplne. and a. a result defeat was the con-
sequence.
also lcft the team during the Northern tour
and is now playing with the Muskegon'
Mich. club. This was another black eye
for the home boys. and lcs>cncd the strength
of the team considerable.
The team a. il now stands is: House
holder. first base: James O'kOurke, second
base: Joe. ORourkc, short stop; Harris
third base; Foster, lcft fielder; oinnhope'
centre field: Kelly. right field and pitcher;
Dun, McAuliile, and Quarlcs, pitchers, ana
Brooks and Lucke, catchcrs.
Janes O'Rourkc, who is from Philadel-
mia. and who PLAYED with the Atlanta,
Ca. club last year. has been made captain
and coacher of the nine. lie is said 10 nave
made an excellent record during the stay
North. and is expected 20 equal Harris ih
every particular.
Ms pitcher for the kcnsingtons, throwing
the first game for that club with the home
team. lie IL an excellent tWlrlcr, ana u
good addition 20 the RchmOnds.
Everyone knows Luckc and remembers
his phenomenal throws 10 second. lie IS
Richmond, and has been PLAYING this spring
with the Charlottesville. lie is as good rs
they are made, and viii help The Rich
monds no little.
While North the home team stopped ai
PHILADELPHIA and bought new suits. These
will be shipped them some time This week.
and as the colts are in better trim than
they have been before this season. nothing
huteoOd results are expected.
The WashingtOlians want brotherhood
team in their city. and wish 10 use ile AZ
lanfic Association Club as nucleus Tor
one. If this is DONE and 10 seems very pro-
bable. tie Richmond Club will then be- able
o. get into the association. No move would
be better for them. as il would increase IN
ter,st no little.
The Baltimore Club. which has on its team
Scarf and Morgan. will play the Richmonds
May ist, 2d and 3D.
II is probable that the College boys VIII
ulav the Richmonds ON Wednesday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-29
THE BURGLAR.
Repeats Its Former success at The Mozart
Academy.

Kepeats Its Former Success at the mozart
Academy.
"The Burglar again broke into Richmond
successfully at the Academy, last night,
before a highly delighted audience, which
welcomed the old fayoriics IN this splcn-
did company most cordially. "ihe Burglar
loses none Of its charm by arcturn visit, and
a second visit 10 this beautiful play Is, n any
thing, more pleasing than the inst. IL -
certainly most charming combination Of
l,athos and comedy. beautifully told, in a
manner that holds the attention OF an au-
dience, from beginning 10 end, Mr.
A. ;. i.ipman. who was 80 much
liked In his performance here ia
September last, repeated his success last
night aud seems 20 have improved what
wac already most artistic piece Of work.
Ia his scenes with little "Edithav and
"klcer he was most efiecting and brought
tears 10 many eyes. He j. certainly one OF
our best actors. Mir. sidney drew az the
cool and brassy young lawyer. Is excellent
Ia this bright comedy part and causes ~
many smiles as I.ipman does tears. Miss
HELEN Ottolengui plays the emotional role
Of the burglars wife very acccptably and is
very pretty picture of SORROW, while
GLADYS Rankin Drew materially assists IN
The comedy ~ the yiyacious "fanny." Jas.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-29
EPISCOPAL MISSIONS.
Meeting of the Richmond Society-In-
tercsting Addresses.

Meeting of the Richmond Society-In-
tercsting Addresses.
4 very interesting missionary meeting
WAS held in Grace Episcopal church, sun
day night. The usual evening service was
read by Rev, II. VI. jackson. ID. d.. the rec
Tor of the church, after which Rev. DIR. John
ID. Newton, OF Monumental church. de-
iifcnd am address ON diocesan missions.
The doctor said the work Of the Diocesan
Mission Society could be- divided into three
parts. First. the sustaining Of the old
parishes. that had become weak by removals
and deaths. Second. the sustaining of the
work i'm new towns and parishes. not Vet
strong enough lo De seii-supp0rIing, and
third, the prosecuting of work among the
c0lored people.
The Doctor spoke very el0quently Of the
great WORK now being carried ON in Virgin
Ia. but said there Were sixteen counties I'm
whicNihc Episcopal Church is unknown.
lie particularly mentioned the very sue
cessiul work now being accomplished by
Rev. JAS. W. Shields, ia the Valley of Viz
ginia. For This diocesan work there had
been raised In this Stale. during the past
year. more than fen thousand dollars.
Rev. James 49, Funston, OF Christ church.
followed In an address on Foreign Missions.
he said that the foreign missionary spirit
was inseparable from Christianity. Isaiah,
hundreds OF years before the coming Of
Christ, looking into the future with prophetic
vision saw in outline vast and dim
mighty church arising into which all na-
tons would sather-Christ had commanded
His disciples % 20 into all the world and
preach His gospel 10 every living creature.
This command the apostles 0beyed.
The need of The heather world in these
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-29


GRIsWALI.-uiod.G t BIER husbands resi-
dcuce. 52l Canal tank sunday night ai
500 O'cio.k. NlkGlNlALEh oilSN ALL.
aged lWcuiy-thfee JcAls.
ptticncc and love have done their best.
Aud none cam do nn more,
The bitterness of deHtN is past,
and aI her suiicrIn-s are over.
Her funeral win take r'ae. lt 3.3O j. NJ.
TODAY from 20 paicrs Cathedral. Friends
and aclualntances are invited iohiirnd.
Haverhill lnd lprrneld, NrWuculurt and
Kansas CRY papers please copy.
COLF.-Dled. April 27th, at DID p. b..
CAIIIAHlNE EVA COLE, vito of william
r.. -imous.
Her funeral win take place at l0 A. NJ.
THIS NOR elr8 from ST. Peters taino-
drll. Friend, and ncquainianccs invited ~
attend.
BOsrON.-ried. ln ibis city, April 2sth,
1850 40 tne residence of u NJ. Bragg,
1906 east Bread street, CHARLES T.. bOs-
Ton.
Remains .win be taken tO Gordonsuiie.
Va. for lntefmeuf. on the II A. A. train,
Chesapeake and ohio railroad. April 29fn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-29
PERSONAL MENTION.


Mr.. w. n. smith Of Aspinwall. superin'
tendent Of Reconstruction Of Panama Railway
was in the city Yesterday.
judge Robert W. Hughes. of the United
states Court, went TO Norfolk Sunday. lle
will return 20 the city nest Wednesday. and
will convene the United States Circuit
Thursday.
I'm the Clerks Office of Henrico County
Court Yesterday, marriage licenses Were
issued t0 James W. Barnes and Matte =.
Waddill. and William A. Harden and
Isabella Ihr0ckmOrtOn.
The ambulance was called TO attend YES
torday afternoon "a white man at the Chcsa-
peake and Ohio shops, who had broken his
arm.
The Children's evening 40 81. James
church Sunday afternoon was largely ai-
tended.
Mr.. r. p. Barham, editor Of the Peters
burg lndeX-Appeal. was in the city yester-
day.
Braxton Lukharl, son of Mr.. II. a. Lux
hard, OF 52l north Second street, is very
il.
Ex-senator Charles Causey, Of suffolk, is
in the city.
Councilman George T.. BoWden, is ON a
visit 90 Caroline county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-29
a POLITICAL SENSATION.
Caused BY a Lending Educator Of Wis
cOnsin.

Caused By a Leading Educator OF WIS
cOnsin.
MILWAUKEE. Wis, April y President
Merrill. oil Ripon College. who d. recognized
"a. one of the leading educators Of ihis
State. and prominent Corgregationalist,
created decided political sensation last
uient b., declaring himself as unalieranly
onnD.od I'D the Bennett school law. Tn the
course ot his address before the Congreea-
tlonal Union held 40 the Church of the PHI
erims. ON Grand Avenue. bee denounced The
law AIS un-Amorican. and in the course II
his remarks said. Those who say that ihs
secular and sovereign states shall deter
mine the method tor thc education ana inr-
nation Of a human sou. Ia Che most critical
period ol IT, existence. are about twenty
inc centurie, behind the proper wisdom of
the time. That would have done for sparta.
but 70 is very poor wisdom for a Christian
country.
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CONTESTS ELSEWHERE.
Result of the Various Games Played In
Other Cities.

Result of the Various Games ii'ce" d"
Other Cities.
National League-At Boston; Boston, u;
New York. >. At Brooklyn: Philadelphia %;
Brooklyn, 10. At Cleveland; Cleveland A.
Chicago. 5. At Pittsburg: Pitts arg o.;
Cincinnati, >.
Brotherhood-At Boston: Boston. 81; New
York. I. At Brooklyn. Brooklyn, 3; Phila-
delphia, /. At Buffalo: Buffalo, 4; thicn-
20. ~. At Pittsburg; Iittsourg, los Vle'e-
land. ~.
American Association-At Rochester:
Rochester 3: BROOKLYN, l. At syracuse: ~
racuse, 1: Athletic. =. At Louisville; Ioie-
do. o; Louisville, ,. At II. Louis; II. Louis,
.: Columbus. :. ,..,
mincton. 8: Hartford, Is. At Washington:
Washington. ID; Jersey City, .. AZ Bait
more: Baltimore. 9;,Norcesier I. II New
ark: Newark, :; New Haven, 10.
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NOTES ABOUT TOWN.

Local Happenings That Require Little
space TO Relate.
The Office Of the superintendent Of Pub
lic instruction is being moved from 10, pres
emit quarters on the corner Of Twelfth and
Marshal streets. 90 the building 40. l0l
north Twelfth street. formerly occupied by
the United >taries Court.
The interior of the Governors Mansion is
undergoing thorough rem0dellng.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-29

A mu meeting of the masonic committee
to malearrngomDnts i0r iho celebration of
Sd. John. Day Jme 2lfh) WAS held at ~
Adams Hall last night satisfactory ANA
complete reports were read. indicating
great enthusiasm among ihe Ma.0n..
There will he % grand parade Of N sons
and invited guests 0n thc day of ihe deaica.
tion of the Masonic Home. Mnd DO VIII he
great event in Masonic hI tory.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-29

A private letter was received in the city
Yesterday. stating that the Washington Ar
tiliery. OF New Orleans, had chartered 20
special train for themselves and guests. o.
come on here 90 the unYeiling of the Lee
Statue. The train will leave ON the 18th or
26th of May, and reach here ON ihr 2>lh. 4
Pullman sleeper has been provided for the
ladies.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-29
IHg RISE RAILWAY sTRIKe.
Proceedings TO be Instituted Against the
strikers 10y the Company.

strikers by the Company.
Dublin. April 2S.-'lhe directors OF the
Great southern and Western Railway Com
pany will prosecute the striking slgualmen
ior abandoning their posts without having
served notice Of their intention 90 strike
upon the company Archbishop Walsh pas
written "a letter. ia which he suggests that
the directors of the Great southern and
Western consider the ACCESSIBILITY oi their
holding a conference with such committees
as may be appointed by the striking EN-
ployes. Pending the result Of such con-
ference aud the settlement Of the strike, the
Archbishop further suggests th' iFe'p ent-
menf by the compan, Of legal proceedings
against the signalmcn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-29
rnesi piles, Itching rlI,sf

SYMPTOMS Moisture. intense itching
and singing; most ~ night; worse b.
scratching. n allowed t0 continue fum0fs
form, which 0ficn bleed and ulcomio Boz.
coming very sore. ~Nafnc's ointment stops
the itching and bleeding, heal. liberation.
and IN most cases removes iho iumor-. 81
druggists, or by mail. for sd CENTS. ur.
NMAAnn ~ son. phIlndnllhll.
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sunday night at the Grace-Sreet Baptist
the Richmond College Young
Mems Christian Association held its ami
versarv. Professor Harris presided. Rev
DR.. !. ;. Felix, of Lynchhurg, preached the
annual sermon before the association
taking As his text. "BchOld. all things work
together for good TO those that love God
The President of the Association, Mr.. W
b. Met arity. of Atlanta, Ga. made a hricl
report of religious work done by the college
students during the past year, which report
was encouraging and showed that good
work had been done at state PriU city
Almshouse, Lee Camp Soldiers Homo and
other missions.
The President also stated that the confer
ence of the College Young Mems Christian
Associations would most probably meet
with the Richmond College Association in
December next, by which time they hoped Oh
have a suite ofrooms handsomely furnished
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-29

The boN-oiiice sale yesterday exceeded
the expectation of the most sangulne, line
OF fity-cight being In waiting at the open
inc Of the ticket sale. at . O'Clock, and until
afternoon the line of impatient purchasers
reached the fun length of the Academy YES
Thule. Half the house for both nights was
sold out at O'Clock. although good many
excellent seats. including the higher-prce
tickets. reserved for the general public. still
remain for those who apply at the ticket
window to-day.
At the chorus rehearsal at the Lutheran
Church last night. TWO hundred and iifty
singers were In attendance, and the work of
the chorus is practically finished. The
chorus singing will Doe feature OF the festi-
Val.
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There will De "a meeting of the Board OF
Aldermen called together this evening in
the Council Chan tO consider the re-
consideration a. .nrOpriation ordinance
laid on the table 10 the last meeting Of the
Board. ID il understood that the Commit
tee on Streets have withdrawn their oppos-
tion 10 the BUDGET.