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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-05
MANCHESTER MATTERS.
Reunion of the Chesterfield Troop
other Items.

The Chesterfield Troop gave big dinner
and picnic at Bon-Air yesterday. ltwa-
their annual dinner and the occasion was n
every way an enjoyable one. quite num-
bcr Of persons went up from Manchester
and Richmond ON the ii O'Clock Dan
vile train. while many visited The
scene i'm vehicles. The present troop gave
the dinner. but the old troop were the M
yited guests. and the warriors told The boy
often during the day now they dad
during the recent unplea@aniue--. Hon
George -. Wise. Judge William !. tlol-
ton. and Judge j. II. Ingram maG,
felicitOus speeches. 40 politics were dr.,
cussed. but the yal0rand bravery of the SOB
diers who wore the grey was spoken OF and
the health and growth a. lle new trooi
wished for by all.
Major g.. Percy Halves, oi the stuart
Horse Guard. was present.
The annual reunion and supper oi ihe
Alert Fire Company was held WEDNESDAYS
night. and was throughout PLEASANT and
ENJOYABLE affair. While tho Niands were par
taken Of the needs of tine department Were
informally talked about. and the discussion
will doubtless cause more efficiency to tnl
service. Among those present were to1u-
cilmcn Beattie. Jones. BroWder, % Brien
and Rollins.
The funeral Of Mrs. Mary a. Clayton.
whose death was announced yesterday.
took place from the residence 0i her father
Mr. spencer +. Hancock. ON Fifteenth street
near McDOnough. Yesterday morning al !
O'Clock. Rev. Mr.. lhOrnhill Officiating. In.
ntcrmcut was at Maury'- cemetery. TOE
pall-bearcrs were Me-srs. J.. W. NCisi-cr-
B. y. Wcisieer. " lillian j. Carter. Horace
g.. Garter. Ed. Alvey. y. VI. Robertson.
Geo. Watt. Jr.. and Jos. Davidson.
James Vaughan (cOlorcdl was fined - Do
the Mayors Court yesterday for inierieriu-
with William Giles and attempting o. take
watermelon from him. Giles was fined
- for firing pistol in the street.
Mr.. i. II. Patterson and children have fe-
turned TO the city
Mir. Walter Moore. ofChostcrneld. was iu
Manchester yesterday.
The festival at sine Fidh--trcet church i-
still well attended. The object is 90 pay on
tue church debt.
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with Friends.

Yesterday Mr.. Francis W. Newell and
wife registered at the Exchange Hotel
Mr.. Newell d a Sir knight of COmmandery
No. l, of Providence, X. l., and Richmond
Sir knights have more than once known
the generous impulses of that COmmandery
As soon As il was known that Sir knight
Newell and lady were in the city, Sir knight
Louis Rawlings, X. Is. MunfOrd, and others,
sought them, and the pleasure Of their stay
will be an assured fact.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-05

En- "A J. Crowder, W r. Brooks, Of Ches-
terficId county, and Louisa j. Wood, OF
RICHMOND, John A. Chapman and Helen
NJ. Brooks, stephen Willis and Maggie
johnson (coIored) Carter Fountain ana
Lucy Flippin (colored), and Thcs. j. Vest
and Maria 4 Ittinggr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-05

Are you aware that carpets collect and
hold great deal of impure and unwhole.
some matter, and that the carr cleaning
department OF Mrs. Al. Pyle ha, especial
facilities for removing these impurities. rs
well rs all dust, 0fft moths, Ac.t Hex
method OF securing carpets is Gee very best:
in fact she has One el the most complete
carpet cleaning establishments 90 Doe found
anywhere. 3lj north finh street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-05

Mr.. j. Haul Moore j., improving slowly.
and for the last two days has slept well.
and conyerses nationally ON some subjects.
he realizes that bee j, very sick man. but
has no idea OF his real condition. The
swelling has subsidized sufficiently 20 permit
an examination Of his right eye, which is
still nearly closed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-05

Phil Ford (c0lorcd went ON am CNcur-
sion to ~taunt0n last week and after walk
ng over the hills in the city he naturally bc-
came very tired and sat down ON the end of
a railroad tie and feH asleep. a train came
along. struck Ford and Knocked him
down. seriously iniurin- him. The traia
was stopped, Phil was taken on board and
brought TO Richmond. I pom arriving Der,
he was sent 90 the lily Hospital.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-05
stole a Watch.

Yesterday james Taylor (colored) was
arrested, charged with entering the schoon-
er Ephram aud Annie and stealing a silver
watch and chain and some clothing, the
property Of one Of the sailors. When ar
rested the stolen property was found on
him. lie was taken TO the First police-sta-
ton, and his case will be heard at the Po-
lice 'ourt to-day
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-05

Clay Ward was next. and Mr.. b. A. ia
cob was elected by reclamation. Mr.. Will
liam Ryan, alluded to by Clay Ward
active az the gamest, but smallest Of the
actiyes, had been the yice-president Of the
club from this ward. lie begged so hard
that the gentleman who nominated him
withdrew his name, and Captain Jacob
was elected by exclamation. He promised
in bis speech of acceptance, that he would
he untiring in his efforts for the promotion
OF the interests OF the club.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-05

Mrs. Drew. who lives at 3o2 west Cary
street, was driving down Seventh street
yesterday about noon IN road coat. When
she reached Grace street the horse fell,
throwing her 20 the ground. She soon
gained her feet, however, and with the
assistance Of bystanders got into the cart
gain and drove OH with little injury.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-05
DENNIS WREN.

No man elected 10 a yice-presidency last
night received a more fattering endorse
ton than Dennis Wren, OF Jackson Ward.
Had he been present, possibly so many good
Democratic things would not have been
said. but he can wake up this morning
knowing that the Democrats OF this city
are by no means insensible Of work in the
Vool cause
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-05

\ trotting race will take place at the EX-
position Grounds. this afternoon 40 %
o'clock, between "Three Tips" of Acca
stock farm, and Mr. Pusey's Vortex iora
purse Of ~ 900. The race VIII De- very il
teresting one, as the entries are considered
two OF the fastest TIN, e-year-olds in the
STATE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-05

MACON. Ga. sept. Yesterday. While a
cOlOr.d excursion was on on It's way from
savannah % Albany. "a row ensued over a
W0man'- choice Of au escort. Fighting soon
became general. and pistols were freely
drawn. seven women We're shot dead and
several others severely wounded.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-05

Early Yesterday morning Mr.. sam Long
eest, Of 2i2s Nenable street, accidentally
took an overdose Of laudanum. He had re-
Gently been suffering from cramps and got
up 10 take some medicine. but got hold OF
the wrong bottle. \ physician was called
IN and Mr.. Longest is expected % recover.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-05
ASK FOR "BONSE BOUCUE" TO-
BfCCO. III l. THE FINEST SIN
- -
How 20 Cure All skin Diseases"

simply apply "swayne's Ointment" 40
internal medicine required. Cures letter,
eczema, ich. all eruptions on the face
hands. nose. &C.. leaving the skin clear,
white, and healthy. Its great healing and
curative powers are possessed by no other
remedy Ask your druggist for >waync's
Ointment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-05
Heart Ia!lure Prom Drink.

The ambulance was called yesterday
morning at 1880 O'Clock 10 the foot of sew
lenteenth street. where a white man was
suffering from heart failure, caused by in-
tOxication. He was carried 70 the city
| hosuital
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-05
Hail Granted.

Late Wednesday night, Thornton Adams,
charged with the murder of SammOX
l,Ossdeitchcr. in the lienricO county court,
| aud who was sent on 10 the grand jury
Wednesday afternoon. was baIlcd by Judge
Minor at the latter's house in the county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-05
AN ElOPE MENT
MIR. A.her and Miss strauss Married 81
Words Hotel.

Early Tuesday morning a shrewd-looking
shar1reycd stranger, who bore the appear
anco Of Hebrew, walked into ford's lloto
and wrote the name Of "a. Asher, Augusta
Ga" on the register. He appeared during
the day 10 be making preparations TOT some
thing. lie inquired particularly about th'
incoming northern trains. and met eacf
one. and anXously searched the face oil th'
lPdy passengers as il he was expecting some
one. Tuesday afternoon Mr.. Morris Asher
OF this city. was seen with him. Nedn"s'
dav afternoon the strangers anxiety was
relieved. for the 2:3S Northern train brought
fair-cyod passenger, whom he recognized,
and accompanied to the hotel. She came
alone. He registered her name Miss JOSIE
strauss. Lancaster, Pa She attracted lht
attention Of the guests, on account OF mel
/ great beauty.
GOT A LICENSE.
During the day Mr.. Morris Asher accom-
panied Mr.. 4. Asher 10 the Hastings court
where license was procured. but trouble
arose when it was learned "Wednesday
morning that Rabbi Harris was out OF the
city. Justice Crutchfeld's services Wer,
sought, but while he was anxious to relieve
the couples embarrassment. he, o. course
said that it was ont of his power 10 marry
them.
PETERSBURG RABBI.
The hotel cashier, Mr.. W. {. Mcdowell
salyed the problem by ;clephoning To Re.
tersburg for Rabbi j. Kaiser about O'Clock
in the afternoon. He consented to come
and left on the 6 o'clock train, reaching the
city at Gao.
In the mear-time another trouble arose. foI
they never come singlc-handed The bride
discovered that herluggage had not arrived,
and having learned that il could not, ere II
would be too late. she related her difficulty
to her afianceG. The only plan by
which this could be overcome was
10 purchase new rousseau,
and although il was rather early start for
him. Mr.. Asher was equal 10 the emcrgen-
CIV. and isccd the music by accompanying
Miss Strauss C. a Broad street dry goods
store and assisted her in selecting new
rousseau. after which, he footed the bill.
MARRIAGE CELEBRATED.
Bv this time the all-important minister
had arrived After making the prepara-
tons required by the Jewish custom IN the
parlor. where the marriage was 10 take
place at 7:l5 o'clock, the happy couple
plighted their troth i'm the presence of
Messrs. W. &. Mcdowell. Morris Asher
and the Rabbi.
Yesterday Mr.. and Mrs. Asher drove over
the city and enjoyed the sights. and tins
morning. at 2.3O o'clock, LETT the city ior
Augusta. Georgia. the home OF the groom.
II was said that Mr.. Asher is a prosper
Gus merchant Of Augusta. and Is relative
Of Mr. Morris Asher. of this city.
Nothing was learned concerning The
bride. except that she came all the way
flom Lancaster Pa. alone.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-05
WEATHER. FORECAST

WAsmNGToN. ID. g.. sept 4-for virginia.
Light. local rains preceded - iah si'il'n-
arg temperature, southcrly windr
For North CaroUina: showers. H'lIonaff
temperature; s0utbcasicrly Winds
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-05

MIS-, WinslOW 5 soothing syrup has been used
for children fcethiug. % sOothes the ch ga
sOitens the gums, allays AN pain. cures wind
collie. and j. the best remedy for dnrrhua.
Twenty-Five cents e bottle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-05
81. LAMPS.

There is some talk of the organization of
a boy choir at this church Tor the incoming
winter. For some time past the music mas
been rendered by a volunteer choir and
during the past year it has been very good.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-05
NOTES ABOUT TOWN.
Local Happenings That Require Little
Space to Relate.

Space to Relate.
After drill last night the stuart Horse
Guard had an informal entertainment in
/immermann's garden, on Broad street.
Mr.. James NeiherwOOd has received the
contract for stone work for the Fifth-street
Nladnci ahnimnnts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-05
Petit jury for HenricO.

The september term Of the third County
Court begins Monday. The grand jury has
already been published in THE TINES. The
following petit jurors have been drawn and
summoned: GeorgiW. Chamberlain, Rob
ert smith (colored), Il. {. Mosby. {. W.
Childry. Il. II. Porteing, {. G.. Palcske, VI.
". Tller. l.. II. shoemaker, [. II. jenkins.
Abram stark (colorcd). } II. Childrey, G. II.
Harris. William q, Lawrence, X. Is. Jones.
Faiflamn. Nelson Parrish (colored). John
\. McLane. William Lawson, William Tai
iaferrO, and William \. Lewis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-05
GIRLS WHO RIDE BICYCLES.
BELLIES BECOMING lhFATOAitO
WITH THE WHEEL.
women Now Admitted To m"m"err"'p >"
Several Of the Cycling Cuba Woman
who Rode Forty SIS Miles In One D"y-
Mysterious Bicycle Rider

Nysterious Bicycle RIDER
The unusual spectacle OF four girls on
,icvclos coming down Madison avenue III
no ,,ate ~, ten or a dozen male cyclists
# the rate Of about a mile in two minu''s'
.atber startled the CONSERVATIVE ie7'u'n,7
md quiet pedestrians on that l'7i''o'''''0
boronobf,so ,bo other evening. FOR
wear or two past bic} cling has been I''"t'
nilod A. one OF the outdoor recr'1iions }"
which roung ladies are entitled 90 loin 'h'
.omny mon. hut il was something 81
novelty 20 -se a quartet If iair MAIDS. win
divided skirts and regulation cycling c'r-
TUNES. actually in race with their ma-c'-
.ino rivals a0yelty which even now some
women find % hard t0 become reconclleu '.
Two years ago nobody dreamed inAt
bvcycling would become pH-ltinc 'i t".
ladies'. fanny ono had presumed to lHchi',
that the wiz OF sister Ola rcspeciaoie "nn
resnectcd member OF t,'e "iOur hundred
would De seen ON ihe road, no.iii.N 'n
such "A machine invention u- tlo "nlhe'
the prope. pruucs and pri-m- matron
would have been h0uIned. and the rest oi
mankind and womankInd would nave
-neercd and SAID O.,
.rhn bloachod-ha,rsl. mu-ic-hall type. Do
Won please bat NOT our i.lend@ aud our
selves
To-day. however. every woman whose
taste runs in that direction has t nic!
and .bo il NOT al AN afraid to Doe seen un lue
most fashionable street or 300 Central IalN'
riding her hobby 10 her boutH content
or COURSE t,.e ladies hcycl" Is an ilNli'F g.,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-05
Gentlemen,

DO YOU know who can remove the gloss
from your clothing, and clean, dye, ana re-
pair them in the best manner; Apply for
Information 10 Mrs. \. j. PYLE, 3lj north
Fifth street
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Marriage Licenses.

sued Yesterday in the Clerks Office Of the
Hastings Court Wythe j. Bragg and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-05
mos. b. HICkS.

When ii came TO the announcement OF
candidates for sergeant-at-arms Messrs. JO-
seph W. Hates and Thomas b. Hicks were
placed in nomination. They retired and a
ballot resulted in the election OF Mr. Hicks.
The Chair appointed Mr.. Edward Cum
minis to notify Mr.. Hicks of his election.
lie brought him in and said "Mr. President
and gentlemen. of the Powhatan club, |
take pleasure i'm introducing 10 you, the
war-hOrse OF Democracy" Mr.. Hicks, said
THANK God, gentlemen, | am sergeant at
last. But you may bruise me, beat me, and
do with me as you please, politically, but
you can't keep me from being Democrat.
IL. this fight let us all put our shoulders 10
the wheel and elect George ID. Wise"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-05

II o X r f. n THE VALENTINE
Il HOUSE. located on Broad. N.uth. amt
Capitol streets, overlooking tue Capitol
square. Best clearinghouse In the chs.
GEORGE h. CRAVE FOND
au3-u 1905 Bang Street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-05

the genuine Dixie Nerve and Bone Lini-
mont if You suffer with Rheumatism, Pains
in the Joints, Muscles or Leaders
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-05

The SUNDAY FINES is served every sun
day morning by reliable carriers. and orders
left at fnE TIMES Office will receive prompt
attention.
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J. c. SMITHS VORTEX WON.
EXCITING RACE AT The EXPOSE
TON GROUNDS.
Three DAT Of Tiye-Pur-e Of One Thou
.and DoIlars-Fastest Three-i ear-oid In
tho s,et.-Much Money Changed Hands
an, tho f..sulf.

.a,a Dollnrs-Fastest Threc-l ear-Oid In
,,, s,et.-Much Money Changed Hands
on the Result.
The trotting record for thrcoyear Odds in
this section was reduced to 2:3s yesterday
afternoon in the race at the Exposition
orounds between J. G. smiths "NortcX'
and Three Tips, Of Acca stock farm. The
race was three heats out Of five and WAS
won 10y Vortex
About three hundred persons were pres
cnt. including several ladies. The race
was universally considered one of the best
that has taken place in Virginia since tho
nripo davs az the D,swcll-. Hundreds Of
dollars changed hands, anu many were the
shouts OF i,y and Generalization mat arose
from the cr0yd when tacir faNorte flashed
past the post the winner.
Vortex WIS driven ny Nr. lhoma, fusc!.
and Three Tips by William Bass. Boih
colts were in excellent trim. both Jockeys
experienced. and with puf, oi fLVW
awaiting ihe winner, the race was natural
lyaYcrf spirited one.
FASTEST Is THE STATE.
Nor was thi. ail. Tor this race would de-
eide which of the two would own the fastest
ihroe-ycar-old in the state, which was %
bigger stake than the purse.
Three Tips is % remarkably well-iormcd
chestnut -nrrcl. with -rdreiulnes9 in
movements which would speak well Tor tht
celebrated iuiufiiy entries.
Vortex is a trim bay. with an unusual
quickne.s in brace. and promises to make
"a splendid tr0tter for Virginia urmen.
Vortex was the fayorite among the better,
! from the beginning, but the odds were small
until after the first heat.
TIE START.
shortly after 3 O'Clock both jockeys drove
into fhe track and dartcd out in opposite
directions. n was 1880 O'Clock. however.
before lhe colts We're heated. The inside
track was Won for Three Tips. inc
start. for the hr-t heat was %
very pretty one. When me eng oil
| the iir-t-quarter was re1dhed. Three iipl-
| broke and Vortex gained the inside and
rushed n front. The former got down o.
hard work again and ran up close 90 his
opponent. I'm few hundred vars Three
inns broke again. lIc did not lose
much th., time. and pushed hard.
AGAIN Three Iipp- breaks after lhe half
mile post was passed. and NortcN hadreaey
sailing. When within quarter of tine goa.
/ Three Tips rushed up within "a ien-i
/ of NorlcN. and WIen the goal was
reached tuc latter W0i Dy bali of "a length
/ \ wild cheer arose from OrieN', hackers
| The judges announced tine time -:iJ. lnf
result OBJ this race brought 0ut greater odds
/ in favor 0i 0rtcN. and tlrre Oh one was rc-
| fused from some of Three Tips hitherto
nacker-. Some offered Use 90 one 90 favor
l0f Vortex. hut were SLOW % Doe taken up
| - f.Ffl $50 ra placed. however.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-05

-un rises ......-..5.lf 1ioou Rises 1850 81
sun s.ts..............O} 80 JAY s lengih. D. 1~n
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-05
AN EXTRA LEVY.

Board Of supervisors of Henrieo Raise
Taxes In Lee District.
IIenrico' county were in session at the
county courthouse 10 consider the laying OF
an extra tax upon property In Lee district.
This was according a. an ret Of the Legisla,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-05
SECOND BAPTIST

At the second Baptist churcn Mr. Her
bert Recs Will take the place Of Mr. j.
Emery Shaw at the organ. The choir, will
be the usual mixed choir, eleven in num-
her, Ond the excellent class Of music here
toiore rendered will be- kept mp this year.
At the other churches about the same
chOirs will be employed. There is talent IN
many Of them, and on sundays the swelling
Of the organ and sweet notes of the singers
raise humanity's hearts above their common
level, and give them slimpses Of the home
beyond the skies.
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UTIITAHD.--Died az ten minutes 10 a.
NJ September =, lsvJ. ~ MS miners resi-
dcncc. on D.lfh fbiftrfh street. IAitNIf.
infant son nf S.. B.. aln Kate billiard. aged
len months and nineteen days.
IICORD.-Dled. September 3, 1880 ~ half
past 4 o'clock a. ~. GtOkGk liz WOOD,
Youngest son Of W. T. and bila q. Lucord.
aged two years two months ana eighteen
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-05
MARRIAGES.

PRITCHAKD. - MOOHf. - Married. a.
union-SfatiOn parsonage. Jucsdny ngOfniDg-
~erteInber p 1890. by Rev, James :. Martin.
NJ TDlIN PRITCIIAltD and Miss HFBECCA
=. MOORE, both Of his city
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-05

Can be and is daily cured by DR.. Dawd's
Liver Pills
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-05
FIRST BAPTIST

At the First Baptist church Miss Annie
Hammer and Miss Blanken-hip are men,
toned for the sOpran0>hip. made vacant by
:he resignation of Mrs. Shaw. Mrs. Carrie
,taudc- Gloves pleasing and well regulated
voice will ill the alto parts, while Mr..
Douglass Lcftwich will be- the basso. Mr.
Frank W, Cunningham Will Dee the tenor.
though he will take a rest before the season
begins Nh Kirk Matthews will De- the
organi-t. and Mr.. W. b. Cudln will be the
assistant Orvanist
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-05

NARBROUGU'S "MIID TIRIFl
TOBACCO DOEs Non MAKE YOU
NERVOUS.
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enp WEEK fsUfHs SEPT. o.. ieu
PREDICTED IfNf l-IAHIAt.u. if
NfsU IiDf A..
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-11

BuuHANAr.--At Marietta, on the morning Of
March 10, 1907. Juliet buchanan, In the 10th year
OF her age.
Funeral services from her late residence,
Wednesday afternoon, March 18th, at hslEpast
one O'Clock. 2td
6cHoENBERoER.--March ., 1890, In this city,
Catherine hchocnberger, widow Of the late Au-
gust soh0enbcrger, In her sixty-sixth year.
The relatives and friends Of the family are ~
spectfully invited TO attend the funeral, from
the residence OF her son-in.law. John A. Bur-
ger, jr., No. 6ls South Queen street, on wedpes-
day afternoon at2 o'clock. Inteftnent at Ian
caster cemetery.
tYork papers please copy.l
KiLLIAN.-darch 10. 1880, NJ Washington,
liam and daughter Of W. w. and Linzis Mo.
Michael, In the 28th year Of her age.
Notice Of interinent hereafter.
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rRusrEEs ELECrED.
T1hoss VINO wiz Direct Affhirs OF tll
M~thodiet Church.

< Methodist Church.
4 CorrxprA. Mar. ll.--A nesting Of the
.,,.as ss.,nl,er.hin Of the Methodist church
'v.s heid isst eventnr. when the following
.fvur4see ware elected for three years:
SsSob Il wilmer. q. n. Hoffman. VIM. b.
d11nle. Johu Paules wus elected 10 fiji the
nnex psred term Of q. Z. Banks resigned.
~ atsos,nt az ~ avinr town.
q o6,csr echill srrested George Davis and
Harrv Buckley. trsrnps. for dIsorderly
eonduct. Squire solly Rsye them days
1loh n isii.
Jemec Miller, Daniel shank and Robert
;Poeslk tssmps. were arrested last night by
06Ioer Morrison for dlsorderly conduct.
~ asvs csrh N ,.iI ~. the sentancs
(. eivsa hem by SQUIRE Hershey.
< o0leer Wittick captured Albert Hanson
- nIeht for disorderiy conduct. He had
y IA q stoye polish and was amuslng him
&noaf ~ blackine doors, SQUIRE Evans
4 GIys him ave DAYS In jail.
The Frederick division nav car will be
+ - town on wednesday morning with the
I nehruarv warea for the emploves.
The ray train Of tho Reading A Columbia
4 eualrced II booked f,r Columbia on March
n.
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Harrisburg's second Ball Club.

Manager Kreiter, of the Harrisburg base
oail club, has signed nearly all Of the old
Cuban Giants, including Thomas, catcher !;
Whyfs. Selden and Malone, pitchers !;
Ifye, hrst base Grant, second base; Har-
ytson, short stop; George Williams, third
hase, and Boyd, centre field. The pitchers
VII work In the fields and another catcher
- 70 be signed. This will be strong team
and they have applied for admission TO the
volfx Interstate League. It Is not Likely
they win he admitted, rs Harrisburg has
one club In It already.