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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-16
GOOCHLAND.
Farmers Pic-Sic-Court Proceeding
Death of Mr. W. G.. Miller.

GoocnLAND G. H., Sept. l5.-lS special r.
The Farmers Alliance Of Gooclland gives
a barbecue and dance at Mai1en's depot
on the 18th instant.
At the County Court held here to-day
there was "A very small attendance. the
cquinoctial rain. perhaps. being the cause.
Captain George u. Wise, our Congressional
nominee, was on the grounds, and held the
entire crowd in conversation. NO business
was done in court, everything being con-
tinucd.
The sad intelligence reached here this
morning Of the death of William &. Miller,
from typhoid-ieyer. in the mountains of
North Carolina. He left here July ID last
and joined an engineering corps in Clinch
Valley, West Virginia, in company with
Richard and Alex Harris, also of this
county. Both of these gentleman are now
sick with the fever. The deceased was the
son OF William Miller, clerk Of our circuit
and county courts, and was universally
admired and beloved throughout the county.
\ telegram from his father this evening
announces that his remains Will reach here
tomorrow for burial at their home at i. NJ.
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Appolntment. for Speaking.

Hon. James b. McCrcary, Of Ken.
url,. aud Hon. G.. ". Cooper, of Indiana,
N1 address the people Of Hanover, at Han
0ter Courthouse, on Wednesday, oeptem-
her l,tn.
Hon. R. q. Mill-. OF Texas. Will speak al
E.bidere Hall Boa this city, tomorrow
NIGHT and Thursday at Maiden's AdNen-
tlfe. Gnoohland county
Ine Hon. II. T.. Pollard and K. J.. Monta-
rle. Lsq.. will address tine people oi RoDios,
Chesterfield county. on Thursday.
Ihe state. Democratic Committee, Hon. }.
Inlor kilys0u, chairman, has made the fol-
ns appointments OF canvassers FOR tue
seventh district.
Abemarle: George Perkins, :. Il. Wood,
". Wood.
Clarke: 4. Moore, Jr., VI. Mccormick.
Frederick. X. l.. Byrd, W. B. AieXan-
dua.
>hcuahdoah. NJ J.. Walton, j. Il. Ste
Ih.ns0u.
Rockingham: G.. B. keezel, Winfield Lig-
rolt
Warren and Clarke: ;. :. Turner, J. T..
Lowell. H. IA. Downing.
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Brookiand Democrats.

The D,OOkland Club No. | held a meeting
last night at Jones' store, on the Brook
road. The meeting was called 10 order by
President Ginn, who introduced as the frst
speaker the Hon. George ID. Wise.
Mr. Wise made one Of the finest speeches
ever heard in the county. He explained the
Force bill in mastery style, holding it up
before his audience in all OF its hideousness.
He was followed 10y Hon. Conway X.
Sands. who spoke briefly but to the point.
The next speaker. Mr.. Jefferson Wallace, Il
this city. delivered clear-cut and scholarly
address which captiyated his audience.
Mr.. Thomas Il. Hicks, who never fails ID
make the boys halloa, and Captain J. IL.
OBannon. that uncompromisng old DEM
ocrat. also made well-timed and eloquent
speeches.
The club expresses itself as confident II
carrying its district for Wise whether ho
have an opponent or not. -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-16
STAUNTON,
4 White Mans Skull Fractured by a
NegrO-Supreme Court of Appeals.

-
NegrO-Supreme Court of Appeals.
SrAUNrON, Va, sept. ID Special.
Last Saturday night Henry Casey (colored
struck Mr.. +. T.. Conner with a stone, frac
turing his skull. Conner is from AppOmat
fox county. Va. and is attached 10 the sur
veying department of the ~tauntOn Develop
ment Company. lie is in a critical cOndi
ton. Casey and spider, his accomplice
have escaped.
I'm the supreme Court Of Appeals to-day
the case of DunsmOre against Lyle and
wife. Augusta. was argued by Meade +.
ner for appellee. aM submitted. Roller
against Efinger from Rockingham, Re
moved to Richmond. Tisdale against Wat
son. from Augusta. Dismissed. Norfolk
and Western Railroad Company against
Read. from BOtetOurt. Removed to Rich
mond. Patterson against Eakin. Argued
by B. tlarf, and continued till tomorrow.
Carr against Rogers. from IOudGun. Ap-
peal allowed aud sent to Richmond.
Opinions.-lOnes POindeXtcr. &C.. against
Christian and others. from King William
Decree affirmed, Judge Richardson deliver
ing opinion.
Skinker against Armstrong, from Fau-
quier. Affirmed, Judge Fauntcroy deliver
lng opinion.
Watts and as. against Hubbard. from
Tazewel. Affirmed. Judge Lewis deliver
ing opinion.
Fuehts against Moore, &C., from Zee. Re
Yersed. Judge Lewis delivering opinion.
Miller against SmOOt, &c.. from Lancas-
ter. Rever ,ed, Judge FaunilerOy deliver
ing opiniOa.
Wilson and Griffin against Mccormick.
frum Clarke. Reversed, Judge Lewis de-
liyering opinion.
Norfolk and Western Railroad against
Pendleton. from Wythe. Affirmed, Judge
Lewis delivering the opinion.
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Property Transfers.

Richmond CHy.-Wiilie \. Duks.
tee TO Mary W. Winston, y feet oey
north side Of Franklin street between {Z
teenth and Twentieth, 1906.
Home Building Company TO Fritz siiie.'
ding, - feet on the south side OF Calhoun
street near Brook avenue, $500.
HeRircO COuntq.-M. +. and A. hy".
teiro 10 James II. Barton. acres near 'Io
north limits of Richmond, N,0W; ,,,>
Granville Neale to jefferson 1--WE .,,a o.
feet on Williamsburg avenue io' . 'f'"''
1, Fulton, $3.50. ., comnanv to
William q md George r. Hut, NJ ies, Vn
Texas vas, avenue northwest corner hans'''
II J. p. Tbrockmorton 70 John James; S'i
acros seyen miles east OF Nchmond' s'''
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s,.,. Heport of Assessment.

The report Of the State assessors val
neayIy All been summarized SO fal -
districts i'm the counties and wards IN 'he
lilies are concerned. Yesterday ibe report
from the city OF Richmond was handei I'D ~
the Auditor of Public Accounts. out ue
iast 10 present a report Of the work don'',
Rotetourt county being yet to hear FROM.
IN was impossible Yesterday for the clerks
in the AUDITORS Office to collate the whole
work and add up a full report, such as no
summary Of assessed values viii present,
and IL NAV be that several days will clap o
before the wanting report from Botetougt
comes in, and a full ard complete know l.
edge OF the values can be correctly given.
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PERSONAL MENTION.
People Going Away and Returning-Do@
Ing This and That.

Miss Maggie Young, Of Petersburg, Is
visiting friends in this city.
Mr. f.. j. Kildun, former well-known
resident Of this city, and nowl OF Boston,
Mass, is at the Hotel DOdson.
Mr.. Bomar and bride, nee Landrum, re-
turned from Old Point Yesterday, and ara
stopping at Ford's Hotel.
Major James II. DoOley has returned
from his summer vacation.
Prof. Hassclen returned from Europa
yesterdays
COY. Mckinney returned to the city yes
terday.
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BASE BALL.
Results of the Different Games Played
Yesterday.

National Ieague.-At Boston; No game
rain.
At Cleveland :.Cleyelands, :; rittsburgs, 3
At New York: No game-rain.
At Chicago: Chicago. o; Cincinnati, 3.
Players League.-At New York: NC
game-rain.
At Philadelphia: No game rain.
At Cleveland: Cleyalands, q: Pittsburgs
:.
At Chicago: First game-Chicagos. o: Buff
lalos, 4. second game-Chicagos, /; Buf
falos, 3.
Ame lean Association.-At Columbus
CoIum 'us, 3; It. Louis, 3. Called-dark.
ness.
At Ii ltimore: No game-rain.
At R,rhestcr: bochesters, d; Syrac,he
At Tole 10; Toledos, 8; Louisyiiles
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SWITCHMEN COUNCIL.
Annual Convention of the Mutual Aid A.
snciafion.

BUFFALO, y. Y, Sept lj.-Nearly two
hundred delegates. representing nearly
every railroad system in the United states
and Canada, are here this morning to par
ticipate i'm the annual Convention of the
Switchmen's Mutual Aid Association Of
North America. The convention was called
to order in Central Labor Union Hall at :
o'clock this afternoon. Mayor Bishop de-
liyered an address Of welcome. Grand-Mas-
ter Sweeney made reply. Addresses were
also made by Hon. William +. shepan and
Districrs-Attorney Quinby. Sessions VIII
be held morning and afternoon every day
except Wednesday afternoon, when an eX-
cursion % Niagara Falls will be made.
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LIKE REEDS HOUSE.
stormy Session and a General Row in the
Portuguese Cortes.

LISBON, Sept. lj.-There was great ex-
citement to-day on the opening session
Of the Cortes The Progressist mi
nority hooted Minister Ribeiro down
when he attempted 10 speak on
his motion to adopt tue English agree
ment regarding the African possess
si0ns. Perpa Pinto, the African eX-
plorer. shouted to the PrOgresssts 10
hold their tongues. Whereupon, member
Of that faction assaulted him and a
number OF fist-tights ensucd The tumult
was so great that the session had to be
suspended. Upon reassembiing RibeirO
introduced convention providing that the
coD.mercial stipulations regarding the Old
province Of Anglo shall apply solely 10 goods
in transit, Portugal remaining free TO
impose import and export duties on other
goods. The subjects covered by the con-
yention were referred to the Committee Oh
Foreign Affairs.
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HeNRlCo COUNTY NOTES.
The Grand Jury VIII Probably Indi.t
Adams and sully.

The grand jury Of the Iienrico county
Court meets to-day. Besides other cases I
IS very probable that either to-day or to-
morrow they will indict Thornton Adams anu
Thomas Suily (colored) charging them with
the murder Of ROssdeitcher. There is ais.
another felony case to be heard by the grand
Jury.
The court will be in session to-day, its
time occupied by appeal cases from magis.
trate trials. John Gathright (co'oredD VIII
also be tried. lie is the last one IA gang oi
seven who set fire TO Captain Cousins barn
some time ago. The other six men have
been sentenced 10 the penitentiary.
In the Circuit Court of llenrico yester-
day. a suit was instituted by A. Nunna-
maker against {. W. Fleet. Damages,
$3.50.
sheriff southwark yesterday carried to tho
penitcntary Reuben Anderson tcolored).
who was sentenced at the last term OF th''
court to a term Of eight years. He Is ono
Of the barn-burners referred 10 above.
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SOUTHAMPTON, sept. D.-At meeting
0f the Dockmasters' Association to-day II
wa- resolved ~ stand firm.
bEENE, sept. l5.-Ihe killing oi Coun-
cellor Eossi. who was shot al BellinsOna,
Caution Of Ticino. has been traced 10 "A
k.dical named CastijliOne, who has fled.
LONDON, sept l5.-The report that the
alliance between Germany, Italy, aud Aus
iria has been renewed is confirmed by ia"
-iandard's correspondent at Rome.
LONDON. sept. l5.-The Dublin core
slDndcnt Of the Times says that there Is no
danger Of any suffering in ireland before
'lrstmas that the failure Of the potato
harvest Is far from general, aud that other
crops are better than the average.
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MONTGOMERY, ALA, sept. l1.-lhe
Farmers Al lliance scheme b. corner the cot
Ton crop Of the south and hold il for better
prices is exciting the most absorbing in
ierest. kilograms received yesterday from
four or five OF the biggest cotton-prOduclng
counties in the state are To the effect that
nearly all the crop is being held on the
farms, and very little is finding its way to
market. Farmer-Alliance leaders are send
Ing out circulars urging the members to
stand together.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-16
ALEXANDRIA.
DIR. Hume Announces Himself AZ an mae
pendent-RaiIroad Matters.

ALEXANDRIA, VA, Sept. 10 special.l-
Mr.. Hume came to this city to-day and had
a consultation with his friends. lie later
., announced himself as an Independent
Democratic candidate for Congress, SUBJECT
10 no pledges other than TO do all , III ms I,
mower. if elected. 10 advance the interest OF
ihe people Of his state and district nc ne
will shortly issue an address 10 we
voters i'm which he expects to make
il clear that it will be to their IN
,srest if a change be made. Democrats
say when the poll is counted the mos. ,.r aus
appointed man in this section VIII pe l',rH i",d
Hume. The wording Of MIR. llumes caro-
does not oyeuoy Republicans to-nign,.
There is no telling what the Manassas
Convention is going 10 do. many
say il will be like managcric eNe,leu.
II is privately rumorcd in railroad circles
her. that the Richmond and Dan'ilie has
completed arrangements for purchasing ,no
shenandoah Valley. II has been quieuy
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NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
CONTRACT FOR BUILDING TRIM
ITY COLLEGE AWARDED.
The Work to be Completed August fst
Next-Convention Of wake County re.
pubIIcans-Wreck on the Carolina Gem
trail Railroad attempted suicide.

On tns W.
trail Attempted suicide.
RALEIGH. y. c., sept. Especial. =
At Durham, this morning. the Building
Committee Of Trinity College awarded a
contract for the main building 10 &. II. Nor
ton. The building will be 50x2os feel, and
will have three stories and basement. it
will be erected across the lane leading from
the railroad to the park and in fine situi-
ton to show off to advantage IN
It's construction. one million I've hundred
thousand rough brick and 100000 pressed
brick will be used, besides great quantities
Of lumber for inside work, and Durham
brownstone for trimmings. Work will he
begun at once. Two months will be re-
quired to raise the basement walls To the
level OF the ground Tuesday, November
llth. has been set for the time TO lay the
cornerstone. which will be OF green and
pink granite from X. +. Lyons quarries,
near Durham. Preparations will be made
for elaborate exercises i'm CONNECTION WIN
the event. Norton will give bond for the
completion OF the building i'm thorough,
workmanlke manner by the lst ol august,
1891. This will be in ample time for the
opening of the fall session of the college
next year.
WAKE COUNTY RErUBLIcANs.
The Wakefield County Republican Con-
yention met here to-day in Metropolitan
Hall and nominated the same ticket whici
has held county Offices here for fifteen sear,.
ID. Z. Meechum, "A prominent member OF mo
Farmers Alliance, was nominated t0 repr
sent Wake county i'm the state senate. lhis
j. the first Farmers Alliance man. 80 iar as
heard oi. who has accepted Republican
nomination.
AwATER FAMINE.
A plug i'm the main aqueduct OF ih,
Civ Watcr-Works blew oVt this mornins
at the pump-house, near the city, and As 4
result there has been water famine IN
this city today. Work Of repairing Is raj
idly going on. and it is expected That the
damage will be repaired tonight.
BAD RAILROAD WRECK.
4 bad wreck happened to a freight tram
on the Carolina Central railroad Naturday
uight The train became uncouplcd AMI
the front section in running backward 10 th'
rear section ran into IL with term;
force and wrecked several ears. NO one
was hurt. but the damage 10 the railroad
was heavy.
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
\ Young man. named Thompson, whp
came in from the country as delegate ID
the Republican County Convention, al
tempted 10 commit suicide last night ~
drinking "A bottle of laudanum. lie was
found on the street. and physician was
summoned just in time to save his life.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-16
The Culpeper Minute Men.

CULPEPER, Va, sept. "a Special. r.
/ Colonel 10. Lane Stern, of Richmond Ms.
tied Culpeper this morning and Inspected
the Culpeuer Minute Men. Captain Angus
Green. They showed themselves to be very
proticient in the manual and tactics, and
! the inspection was very creditable Colonel
NaIle Of the Third Regiment, Major Bur
rows, Captain Cooper, Quartermasier-Ad-
utant J. :. Barbour, and Assistanl-'(uarter-
master Norman Ashby were also present.
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Ci.sS, Sept. IJ.-The friends Of the
Los.onary leaders in Ticino are plead
rev.s Bernc with the Federal authorities
ip.iemency toward the offenders and 1t is
..lieyed that the appeal will be successful
and that all concerned in the uprising VIII
bc pardoned,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-16
Rush Burgess Funeral.

The remains of Mr.. Rush Burgess "I'
died suddenly ut his hon,e in Newark, Nj,
last Sa,ur,iay morn;nT viii pass through
,hs ,hS ois Js.GSI nnOIip On tc Atlantic coast
,S ne e''T ne aI ,rnu Epn the Byrd,lreci ,6eSa
station at $50 4: ~ '"'
At va che We serIsss ISndrDm ~ Of Of the the
Quoted by - church of this city, and the
second y will be in the family plot at
interp..I/ cemetery. The pali-bearers are
Blag1ftowing. assisted by two friends OF The
tbs.eased in Petersburg: Messrs. John h.
,dsildrev. Joseph Il. Davis, Otis III. Russell,
q. ". Burr, Henry l.. Pelouze, and MAJOR
Ioseph Walker.
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RICHMOND, VA, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER Is, 1890.

worked, and proposes 10 get into Washing
ton through fauduicr, Fairfax. and Lou
doun. meeting at or near Long Bridge.
The Del}utts case in Culpepper county
results in seven thousand five hundred dol
lars damages for the plaintiff. Last winter
DeButts got mis- foot mashed while pas
scnger on the Midland road
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-16
Elnndrl with Water.

Wafer Hooded the building at the south
west corner of Bank and Tenth streets sun
dav. The house is being remodeled for
Tus TIMES, and the root being OF, the water
neuatrated through 10 the lower floors.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-16
ylarriape Licenses .

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
TO the followingcouples: Robert \. Bass,
south Carolina, and Carrie l.. Noodle,
Richmond; Henry Brown tcolore) and Jen-
nie Brown (coiored). Richmond; Thomas
Lester (colorcd) and Mary Payne tcolored),
Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-16
An Ixirn S.s.inn LikelX.

ericsson, PA, sept. lj.-lt is thought
highly probable that the President will call
AN extra session Of Congress TO consider the
Federal Election law.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-16
annhuIance GaIi-.

The ambulance was called yesterday at
3:2O O'Clock 10 Talbot * Sons foundry
seventeenth aud Cary streets, 10 colored
man who had his arm cut with piece OF
iron. The wound was dressed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-16
s,ircuit Court

The following suits were instituted In The
Circuit Court yesterday; Heard \ Aeee
ngainst W. Z. staples; damages, $500.
u. Il. COnnard against &. l.. Johnston;
damages, 500.
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.rlan.

0''" vi tt"' Sent. D.-Mfs.
PHILADELPHIA, p1od AT West Man
Frances Constantig yearsland six month"; /.
yunk to-day, aged Philadelphia. Her first
She was born led in the war OF isl2.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-16
BRIEF MENTION.

Bishop Potter, who went 10 Europe few
weeks ago worn out by Oyerw0rk has re-
turned much rciuyenated by his trip. 1t
is expected that the proposition to get him
an assistant will be discussed at the cOming
Episcopal Diocesan Convention, which
meets at the end OF the month.
RAILROAD EAENINGS.
Richmond and Danyille system, first week
in september, 1890. S2S2.i2J; first week in
September, 1889, S2ll.5l0; increase, Sl0.sl
Erlanger system, month Of August, 1880,
S1GO,3Jg; month Of August, 1889, S6S2,GO0
incrrnse. S-l.lW
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GERMAN DAY.
Further Arrangements for the Big Cele-
bratiOn.

bratiOn.
A meeting Of the General Committee I,
arrange for the celebration O.: the German
day was held last night at Sanger.IIall, at Z
o'clock. The meeting was called to order
by the chairman. Mr.. \. \ on Rosnegk, and
over a hundred committeeman were pres
cnt.
The different subcommittee appointed
last Monday submitted their reports, which
were very elaborate in detail.
The Music Committee submitted the fol-
lowing programme, which was unanimous
" adopted:
/. Overture. ,. Mass Chorus, vocal. B.
PRAYER. 1. Music, instrumental. >. Ger
man Grafton. q. Chorus, Gesang Nerein
Virginia. =. English Grafton. :. Music.
instrumental.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-16
MARslIALs.

The following marshalS were appointed.
They will be mounted. wear black suits. silk
mats, white crayats and white rOsettes:
q. G. Thon, Charles Saltzer, .. M0rgen'
stern. Philip Benner, Jacob Cans, II. f..
Phillips, A. Gumst. VI. Il. ROsenbaum, r..
W. Wagner. +. II. Finke, Ii. a. Miller. W.
lIerbig. John Messerschmidt, '. 4. T.. Sp0tt.
\. T.. Heinrich. ". II. Zimmerman, John
Albers. ". Renheimer, r. O. Hitler, W.
loIzapfel, +. :. Meyers, Jul. Edel, Il. Metz
ger. q. Gasser, IL. {. G.. Hartman, ". Hoh-
man, 4. j. Staude, l.. &. Miller. \. ii. kaui-
man. l.. +. Bromm, G.. l.. Frdnck, Joseph
Stumpf, Charles Gasscr, II. &. Rueger, T..
Klein, r. Bliley, August Moll. ). NJ. Hulch-
er. II. eraser. \. krause, Louis stein.
The following Ladies' Committee was ap-
pointed: Mrs. Il. lIassel, Mrs. l.. Euker.
Mrs. {. Wipperman. Mrs. q. franck, Mys.
e.. Uaake, Mrs. II. Book, Mrs. X. Won
ROseneek, Mrs. i. Florsheim, Mrs. W.
Gebrmann, Mrs. u. Weinbrm, Mrs. {.
Sauer, Mrs. kessnich, Mrs. II. Schmidt,
Mr.. TholI. Mrs. II. BOscben, Mrs. +. A..
Stumpf. Mrs. r. siIterding, Mrs. W. LOyen-
stein. Misses II. Brauer. l.. Miller. B.
uaase. l.. Thilow VI. Schapp, II. Gebhardt,
+. kaufman, J. Franck, III. MOrgenstern.
rhon. :. Moll, NJ. Siegel. X. Phillips, N.
Ebel, +. Thomas, Il. Wenzel, l.. Kobe, NJ.
IlOlzapiel.
The committee adjourned to meet next
Friday night at Sanger Hall TO complete ar
rangements.
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VERNON, ILL, sept. 5.-The Rev. Th0ma.
owen, a Primitive Baptist preacher, wa,
convicted in the Circuit Court Saturday o
disturbing public worship and using OBJ
scene language in the presence of ladies
owen, while conducting II revival meeting
which was attended by a number OF ladie.
who were not members OF the church. ~
n0unced these ladies, who refused TO beiessn-
his teachings and join his church. IL cpl
measured terms, applying to then, zen at
thets. Inc friends OF the ladiejSen was
tempted 10 mob the preacher. .shborhood
warned never to preach in tbff
l1aid ta,
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The committee on invitations submitted
the following report a to who should be
the specially invited guests of the celcbra-
ton: Governor, Lieutenant-GOyernOr,
Attorney General, Mayor, Secretary Of Com
mOnweath. First and Second Auditors,
Treasurer. Superintendent Public lnst.uc-
ton. resident Judges, German and Austrian
COnsuls. President Board Of Aldermen and
Council. commemorative Attorney, heads
Of various departments school Board, Po-
lice Commissioners. Fire Commissioners.
president and directors Of Chamber Of Com
merce. president Of Tobacco Trade, presi-
dent Of Corn and Flour Exchange, officer,
Mechanics Institute. resident court oiil-
GERS, president and members Of college,
and press representatives.
\ reception committee was appointed,
which with all the officers of the general
committee is as follows: j. |. Spilling, j.
\. MOll, u. W. Wiiic, G.. Lange. G.. y.
Peple. &. Hartman, II. Wenzel. {. unkcl,
l.. BIomm, {. II. Brautigam, DR.. VIM.
Grebe, a. Rick, Galbrecht VI. kaiser, D.
IIntZ.
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GERMAN ASSOCIATION.

The committee decided to gointo perma-
nent organization, which was effected, the
new society being named the German Ass0-
citation of the city ot Richmond.
With the committee reports they gave an
estimate Of the cost of their part Of the pro-
gramme. Two thousand dollars was aD-
prOpriated by the General Committee. and
This will be apportioned to the sub-commit-
tee.
\ subcommittee was appointed to solicit
funds in the counties OF Hanover llenrico
and Chesterfield, TO pay the expenses OF the
celebration.
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MANCHESTER MATTERS.
I'm the City Committee Broken
The Council.

A called meeting Of the Manchester Coun-
ell was held lastinight I'm the absence Of
President Perdue,.. Mr.. T.. W. Weisigcr
nlled the chair. Clerk Walden OBLIGATED at
the secretary's desk. Considerable improve
ment to be made IN the opening Of
semmes street was recommended. In sew
eral cases where undue assessment for city
taxes were made the money was ordered 30
be refunded.