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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1890-03-01
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-11
PRINTING AND BINDING.
The Contracts Awarded Yesterday by Su-
perintendent O'Bannon.

At noon yesterday the bids for the state
printing aud binding were examined by
Cap,ain ]. II. O'Bannon, State Superin-
tendent of Public Printing, and the, con-
tracts for the next year were awarded.
The State annually expends about S3O'-
600 for printing and stationery, conse-
ouentlv there were many bidders for the
work. OF this sum nearly $4,000 goes Tor
stationery.
Those bidding on the printing were ~
erett Waddey. Andrews a Baptist. W. FL
lie Jones. J. l.. Hill Printing Company, };
W. Ferguson & Son. G. \. Williams, ana
James +. Goode. On binding and ruling ;
J. !. English. Everett Waddey. Jenkins q
Walthall, Simons Blank-BOok Company
and $. b. Adkins
The fortunate bidders were: For Senate
journal and documents. J. W. Ferguson
q Son; Senate bills. &c.. j. J.. Hill Print
inc COMPANY House Journal, House bills
documents, pamphlets, and lob work,
James L. Goode; Annual reports, Everett
Naddev.
The award for the printing of the Acts
of the Assembly was not made. as there Is
such slight difference III tho figures OF
Messrs. Andrews Il Baptist and Everett
Waddey as TO require a careful calculation
TO be made.
The binding is distributed among the
different binders.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-11
corNrY corRr or HENRICo.
SCHOOLS SOON TO OPEN.
New Applicants Being Eramined-Teach-
ers to Meet saturday.

The examination of new applicants for
admission 10 the Richmond High School
closed Yesterday and the principal, Mr..
Bowles. Will announce the result in few
davs. The applicants were mainly from
the private schools of the city. and 1t is
thought that the most of them Will have
sufficient advancement TO enable them to
attend the High School.
There will be "A meeting of the principals
of the schools on Friday afternoon at 4
o'clock Al the High-School building.
The entire corps of principals and teach
ers will meet at the High-School building
SATURDAY. morning for instruction and as
sirnment. The white teachers will assem-
ble nj 10 A. NJ. and the colored teachers at
II NJ.
The schools will open regularl y On Mon
day the 18th instant. The first day VIII be
spent in the enrolment OF the old scholars.
On TUESDAY the Jewish pupils. who are
prevented from registering on account OF
their religious holiday, Will first be regis
tered. and then all new pupils will have an
onportunity 70 be enrolled. -,
The prospects are that the schools Will
he full to their utmost capacity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-11
WILLIAMS AND KELLYS FUN.
They Make a Splendid Hit In the New Play
of"U and L."

An immense audience was present az the
Academy last night. attracted there by the
Lonestly-earned renown OF the two come
dlaus Williams and Kelly.
There isn't any plot worth speaking
about in " E and but then nobody eX-
poets a plot in broad farce IKE TINS
ali that is wanted is some excuse tor IN
reducing songs. specialties. and funny
savings. II is extremely amusing. FROM
the beginning of the farce TO the end tie
audience il never allowed 10 stop laughing
for five minutes at time-UngerblotZ and
O'Donoyan Innes are always in the soup
and the audience always IN roar.
Gus Williams has ever been a tayorite
here. and his name alone would nave oeth
Sufficient 10 fill the house. He Is undoubt-
edlv one OF the very best of low come
dians. His German-character acting IS
charming because 1t is 50 refined IN accent
and so faithful to the German character.
last ntght he was cast for character that
ftted him 10 nlcetv. As John Cnger-
Hot he was irresistibly ridiculous, BRING
ING down the house with the qnaintness
of his dialect and the oddlty or ms say
ings. He looked and acted the SIMPLE
hearted old Bayarian gentleman ana gave
most charming rendition OF "eil-"1lt-
Ne sang as he always does. delightfully."-;
Oneof his songs which particularly pleased
the audience was parody on Do"h
Went McGinty." 1t was about German
called Guggenheimer,' VINO lnVariaply
Soes nm when McGinty goes down, and Is
very humorous. 90,
John 4. Kelly. who accompanies Gus,
gives a broad, amusing caricatule ol 'ne no
south country Irlshman, and Is almost ~
amusing as the genial Gus. His rch
brogue shone the brighter by beng con
trasted with Gus's soft and very German H.
esoue English. He dances cleyerly-ln
fact he is one of the best character dancers
who has come here for some time.
The company supporting Villa Williams a5o "aE ai,
clevSr the singing is pleasant, the dancing
is attractive, and everything about .iin the
farce and the company IS sworthyy OF Pai;st Prail;set;
The character dancing OF the Engllsh
sonhrette. Florie West, is very fetching
and is a most welcome feature.
~ and 1" Will be, at the N Aeademyd idI,Yyd;n- aG-
a Satnrdsv matinee. and viii doubtless
| have the good houses it deserves.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-11
TO INSTRUCT IN ATHLETICS.
The Glasses at the Young Mems Christian
Association Soon to Open.

Next season promises to be most sue
cessful one with the gymnasium OF the
Younr Men's Christian Association. Dr.
NJ + Dawson. the efficient instructor, has
lust returned from Springfield, Mass,
where he attended the summer course IN
the athletic school. He comes back full OF
new and valuable ideas about gymnasium
work. the benefit Of which he Will give his
classes. ,o-,.
The classes will be resumed October lst,
and will be held as follows during the sea
SON Tuesdays. Thursdays, and Saturdays
at 1880 p. NJ. and a busIness-men's class class
FRIDAYS at ESQ Z. NJ. The boys classes
r,;il he held on Mondays. Wednesdays, and
SATURDAYS at p. NJ. This year only boys
vi" IN the opinion of the instructor will
deTIve benefit from class work Will be ad-
mitted to the classes, As RUE h od;,.d 9Oys ud-
Rovs No. who desire to ioin the class can APP
NV NV TO the instructor any evening between
4 and 7 O'Clock from now untii octooer ISL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-11
AFTER THE LIQUoR-DEALERs.
OBITUARY..
sketch Of the Venerable Edmund Waddiii
and Tribute to His Memory.
Wilcox WHARF. CHARLEs Cry COUNTY,
September 10, 1880.

Wucox WHARF. CHARLEs CRY COUNTY,
September 10, 1890.
To the Editor Of he DISPATCH:
Edmund Waddll. the venerable and ac-
complished clerk of the courts OF tins
county, is dead.
No man has passed eway from this COM
munity in a century who held q higher
MACE in the affections OF the people. lie
held The Office Of clerk for thlrty-hye
years. and in all that time he has been to
the people in matters pertaining TO the
clerical department of the law their rGqe
,oec7r,. and III all matters of business their
friend and adviser.
Blessed with a retentive memory ana
Great powers of application TO work and
Study. he became learned In his calling,
and this, coupled with an easy manner
and eenerous-heaI ted pOltenesS. made tor
him a friend Of every man who entered MS
Office. He was a great reader or polticai
history. especially of the writings OF
Thomas Jefferson, and of the school or
that statesman he was a devoted disciple.
Prior TO his going into the clerks once
he was, owing TO his great personal popu-
larity, frequently nominated Tor the Legls,
leture bv the Democracy of New Kent ana
Charles CITY 10 keep their party together
when Whig nomination was equivalent
to an election, and the last time he -an he
carried his own county, though there we're
AT that time only ABOUT sixty Democratic
voters III Il.
After the war he was nomlnated-and
pressed into accepting the nomination-ss
a candidate for the State convention. ana
while he was defeated he received nearly
every white vote cast IN the election. anu
continued in the clerks office by the votes
of all the people. =, ,,,,e.
strikingly like the late Judge John \. Ma
son and the portraits of Benjamin Franklin.
lie died in &" full harness" having at
tended the last term of the County Court,
and though in his seventy-seventh year we
had hoped for more of his useful, active
| life. and that "by reason OF strength ne
would number at least "fOur-score years.
By his two wives, the first OF whom was
Mary Louisa Redwood, granddaughter oi
Captain Joseph Christian. Q, soldier OF the
Revolution. and the second Shis, WIDOW
Annie Wight. daughter OF the late John
Wight, of Richmond, he, leaves twelve
children. of whom are John Il. Waddlli
former sheriff of this county: Samuel Z,
| WsddilI. clerk of the Henrico County
Conrt: Congressman Edmund Waddlll. Jr.'
! and William NJ. Waddill, former clerk n
| the Auditors Office, now of Louisiana. and
! Charles Waddlll, the present deputy clers
! OF this county. isAAo H. "hhiSiiAN'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-11
They Want Music and Police.

The residents Of Barton Heights have
taken steps looking to the organization OF
a musical association. At a meeting 10 be
held tonight Messrs. j. Emory Shaw, VI.
b. Leonard, and W. G; Taylor, forming d
committee appointed for that purpose,
will report plan.
These good people also want police.
Their hen-roosts have been frequently
robbed. Tuesday night meeting was
held at which committee was appointed,
with Mr.. ii. G. Burnett az chairman, to pc
titIon Judce E. c. Minor for the appoint
ment of special police for the Heights,
who are to be paid by the Board Of Super
yisors. There is now about ,Sl50,O9C IL
vested in improvements On the helgnio,
from which. together with the land; the
county receives a large revenue, ana the
at the hands Of the county authorities
when they request the appointment OF
special police.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-11
six-o'(Iock Rule.

4 seems TO be very narrow-mlnded ana
epecially selfish on the part of two or three
merchants in this city who would, by with
holding their signatures 10 our petition,
try 10 frustrate our object, which ls 10
close stores at O'Clock. There ~ no bust
ness after o'clock during fall and winter
months that rs worth much to any one;
what little there is would be gathered be-
fore 6 O'Clock If the customers knew they
could not be accommodated after that
hour. We contend that we are human be-
iuys. although we are behind the coun-
ters. And those of us who have families
would like short time every evening to
spend with them. and not simply go home
70 sleep. We have To rush away IN the
morning. Those who have no families
would like the time for rest and prepara-
tioD for pleasure.
We contead from o'clock A. VI. to 6 T..
NJ. is long enough TO be- confined behind
the counters unless you wish 10 rob busi-
ness Of all pleasure and commence our
punishment for sins done IN the body be-
fore we pass from earth. WewOuld Ike 10
have expressions from any one on tins sub
ject. ,..,...
at G o'clock all the year, and we earnestly
request that they be patronized IN prefer
ence TO all others Fourqurean, Price *
Co. Julius Never 4 Son, Levy Il Davis,
Miller 4 Rhoads. Thalhimer Brothers.
Henry Wenzel. Breeder, Talley * Co, h.
Redwood Mills & Co.. Palais ROYAL (Henry
Meyer. DRY-GooDs CLEAKs' UNION
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-11
and sentenced to two years in the penltenss n
tlary. The pardon was granted pecause "

and sentenced to two years in the penltenss
tlary. The pardon was granted pecaIse "
the condition Of the prisoners health.
Miss Annie Meade. accompanied by her @
father. W. G. Meade. Esq.,, lett yes.eruiy
for New York, where they Will spenu so'ne
weeks.
Thomas Mann (colored) was received az
the penitentiary yesterday from Bristoi 10
serve two and a half years Tor ihaiicious
assault.
Mr.. George Shaw, tillerman OF HooS-ano-
Ladder Truck Company No. z, mas per
fectly-tame grounding, when Is qui'e
curiosity.
Rev. DR.. A. f. Dickinson is at the Clinch-
Valley Baptist Association at big.otohe
Gap, and Rev. DR.. r. II. Pitt the uosnen
Association in Louisa.
I. Hill Montague, ESQ.,. who has been IN
attendance at the summer law lectures vi
the University of Virginia. hasreturnco "
the city much improved in health.
Professor Emory Shaw sang selection
from the new opera Fovette " In the pho-
nograph yesterday, and the song was re,
produced with wonderful accuracy ana
clearness by the machine.
Miss Mamie Landrum will be married
to Rev. Edward L. Borna, of South Caro-;
lima. to-day in the parlor OF the Richmond
Female Institute. her cousin. Rev. Dr. w.
W. Landrum, officiating. Miss Iandrum
was one Of the teachers at the institute
last year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-11
Personals and Briefs.

Senator L. d. Yarrell, Of Greenesville, is
in the city.
Colonel NJ. L. Spotswood, who mas oeen
quite sick, is out again.
DIR. Charles II. Chalkley and Mrs. Chaik-
ley have returned from the mountains.
Miss Myrtle Marable has returned from
pleasant trip to Prince George county.
Miss Matte Elicit, who has been visiting
at Dundee, Hanover county, has returned
home.
Mr.. II. l.. Morris. secretary, OF the De
mocratic City Committee OF NorfoiS, Is IN
the city.
Mr.. William s. Eustace, of the Land o.
nee, left yesterday for Fauquier county TO
recupefate.
Messrs. Morgan and Champe shspherd
returned yesterday from Clarke, where
they spent the summer.
Seven marriage licenses were issued yes
terday by the Clerk of the Hustings Court.
only one OF which was colored couple.
Mr.. Thomas Byrne left Monday for Bos-
ton to attend the Master Painters' Conven-
tion. he will be gone about eight davs'
Governor Mckinney has pardoncd Alex.
snder Jones alias Reed alas jackson, VIC aso
NAs CONNECTED Of house.breaxing W Aoo7
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-11
DIR. M00RE'S DENIAL.
" COMMITTED NO ASSAULT AND NO
CHlOROFORM WAS USED"
He Did Not Fly for Fear of Lynohing-
Claims He Can Prove mn Alibi for
February 2sth.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch


LEXINGTON, Va, September los. T.
Moore, who is in Jail here on charge OF
assault upon a young lady committed IN
Northampton county. was interviewed by
vour correspondent to-day. He is small
man. about FIVE feet six inches tall. rather
good-looking, and has agreeable manners.
He is much broken by his recent troubles.
At first he refused to talk for publication.
fearing that thereby he would lnIure ms
defence. However. referring TO the ac-
count recently published in the Norfolk
Vrginidn, he said:
NO ASSAULT COMMITTED.
THAT account is highly colored. and Is
evidently written by friends of the PLAIN
tiff for the purpose of manufacturing pub
lie sentiment. L committed no assault
upon the young lady and no chloroiorm
was used.
NErTHPR GAMBLER NOR DRrNKARD.
Il can easily prove that | am neither
drunkard nor gambler, though the fact
that am clerk Of the County Court OF
Northampton Ia sufficient to disprove such
charge.
DID NOT FEAR LYSCHING.
~ did not run off through fear OF lynch
ING. for when left Eastville there was no
public talk of an assault having been COM
mitted. was not hiding in the woods last
Sunday night.
CAN PROVE AN ALIBr.
81 can explain satisfactorily why leit
home so hurriedly. but YOU must not pun
lish this explanation. | see that II IS
charged that the assault was committed
on the 18th of last February. l can cer'
| tainly prove An abb for that day.
THE WHOLE THING WORKED UP.
"The whole thing has been worked ur
by friends of the young lady IN order to
seek to clear her of blame III the matter.
LEXINGTON SENTIMENT.
The general opinion here ls that as the
deed with which DR.. Moore Is charged was
committed months ago and no complaint
was made at the time by the young lady
he can hardly be convicted Of crimina
assault.
LEFT HIS GBTP-sACK.
A circumstance that goes TO dlsproye hl'
statement that he did not run away from
Fastville is the fact that be came of with
ont bringing a change of clothes With him
The Sheriff of northampton was to hay'
come here for him this evening, out iaile,
| 10 arrive.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-11
VIII Re iu Session To-Day.

The Henrico County Court was not in
sess;on Yesterday, but will be TODAY, when
the case of Willie White (coioredl charged
with stealing a lot OF clothing ana pistol
il set for trial. ~, 4. .,...o
,he ~ill of Mr.. ]. W. Gordon. The estate
~ !ny yalned i 1 ~ AT $4,000. The will provides
tbstB % s. Gordon, son of the, deceased,
shsI bsI carry r. on the business Of his father
that W. ri. Gordon, John i. Gordon and ana
b, S. Gordon shall be the executors OF tne
viii that the $4,000 policy, held IN De o;
neyolent association, shall DO equaiiy 9i'
vided between Maggie G. Gordon, Mythe
II. Gordon. kenDie B. Gordon ana IVY vi
Gordon, and that Mrs. Ella V. baSs siAn
act as Guardian.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-11
uo-Lecncr rincd-other Gases.

In the Police Court yesterday morning
Mrs. II. Heeke, who keeps a grocery ana
bar-room on west Marshall street. was
charged with keeping her place open and
selling liquor on Sunday. She pleaded
guilty and was fined S25 and costs.
Edgar Lee was charged with assaulting
and beating his sister, Miss B. c.. Lee.
The defence not being ready TO go into a
trial the case was continued until TINS
morning. >.
Charles Smith. drunk and creating dis
turbance in the house OF Pauline La Count;
Fined $40 and costs and security required
for twelve months. Committed IN deiault.
James Billups (coloredl, dlsorderly on
the street. Fined $3.50 and costs; -,
James jenkins and Samuel Booker lboth
colored) disorderly on the street. flneu
$3.50 and costs each.
T. T. Harris. trespassing on the prem
ises of and threatening to shoot G. L. Sie-
gel. The case was continued until to-day
Fannie shelton alias Cox. charged with
larceny. Committed for twelve months III
default Of security.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-11

on from time to time houses TO sell. ex-
change. rent, negotiate. and secure by
deed Of trust loans on the property or
otherwise dispose thereof.
The capital stock Is to be not less than
$50. 900 nor more than 100000. The prir-
cipal office is TO be kept in Richmond.
The officers for the irst year are: Presi-
dent. n. J.. Pelouze; Treasurer. John H.
Montague; Secretary. +. ii. Pluemacher'
Directors-Messrs. Pelouze, Montague,
Mathew Gilmour, H. l.. Staples. August
Mol. John +. Kohler. and Chr. Droste.
SEVERAL SMALL SUITS.
The following suits were instituted IN
this court:
W. II. Gresham, administrator. against
Edwin p. and Julian I. Wright, S50l.
Same against John &. Fensom. sol.
National Bank OF Virginia against l.. W.
Ragland, 800.
Same against Alexander Coke. S3O2.12.
Yancey & Bosher against S. 5. Elan
$3.50.
Louis RAWLINGS rs. Samuel Crane and
John NJ King for SIG.