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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-09
Overcome by Heat.

Although the heat was exceedingly op-
pressive yesterday there were only, two
cases reported of persons overcome by Its
effects. though the sickness of Others may
have been attributed TO this cause. Both
were colored men.
One was William Robinson, who for seve-
val wears has been drayman for Mr.. Il. ID.
Chalkley and is now for the firm of B. d..
Chalkley & Jacob. The ambulance was
'phoned for, but previous calls prevented
it from answering, and Mr.. Chalkley called
for the DAYTON" used by his firm, and
after providing Robinson with every COM
fort that could be procured, had him taken
home and the family physician sent for to
attend him.
The other person overcome was one Of
the colored men employed by Mr.. Rick IN
paving the new street-car track on Nam
street near Third. Ho was soon partially
revived and placed in cart and taken
home
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-09
MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.
Gone 20 Marry Couple-inspecting the
City-Personal. sc.

Rev. luther II. Thornhill. pastor of the
Bainbridge-Sireet Baptist church, left yes
terdav afternoon for Cumberland Court
house. and expected 10 spend last night
with his friend MIR. j. II. Mcitae. To-day
he will drive over TO the residence OF Mr..
Eeubon Hudgins, IN Buckingham, and this
afternoon will perform the ceremony at
the marriage of Miss Berto Hudglns 10
Rev. Mr. Foster. q young BAPTIST minister.
The services at Mr.. ThornhllPs church to-
night viii be conducted By Rev. Joseph
Walker.
The Board of Health met at the Mayor's-
Court room at o'clock yesterday after
noon and the members drove over the city
with view to ascertanlng the sanitary
condition Of the streets alleys, and private
PREMISES. The board is striving very hard
10 keep the city In "a healthy condition ana
will repOrt such things as they ma not 10
be conducive 10 health.
4 number of the residents of the lower
section OF the city were before Mavor Att
kisson Yesterday morning TO complain Of
the unpleasant odors emitted from Chalk
lcv's tannery. at the corner of Third and
Bainbridge streets. Mr.. Charles J.. Page
represented the complainants, and Mr..
James Aston Cabell the defence. After
hearing the evidence and argument the
MayOr decided that the tannery Is not IN
itself a nuisance. but that nuisance, ls
created in allowing the drainage from the
establishment 10 flow through the streets
in am open ditch. lie allowed twenty days
in which oabate the nuisance thus created.
The funeral of MIR. Il. T. Elan. Of this city,
who died Monday at the Chesapeake and
Ohio depot while being moved from the
tram to carriage. took place yesterday
afternoon at 3 O'Clock from his residence
on Porter street near COwardin avenue.
Deceased, who had been in i'll health some
time. WAS returning from tho mountains
when he died, and leaves a wife and three
children.
Al the meeting Of the Manchester Court
of the Equitable League of America to he
held at Ovens Hall tonight the following
officers viii be installed: Il. Z. {. Moore
Justice: ID. j. Weisiger, herald; >. L.
Owens. sergeant-at-arms, and w. Is. Hall,
constable.
The eighteen geese and three pigs that
were captured bv the police Monday were
sold at auction at the city pound yester-
dav and were bought in by their owners.
Judge John II. ingram returned yester-
day from the seashOre.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-09
Mr.. REDDY NOW A CITIZEN.
His Friends Entertain Him at Banquet
at PiZzinps.

Last night at Pizzini's psrlors NJ. Will
liam +. Reddy, one of Richmonds pro-
missing young lawyers, was rendered a con:
gratulatory reception on the occasion OF
his attainment TO the citizenship OF this
country.
The affair was quite surprise to the re-
cipent. On some prete1t he was led 10
Pizzini's. where Mr. Frank Burke had
prepared delightful champagne supper.
Mr. Reddy. not suspicious of the surprise
that awaited him. was ushered 20 the ban
quet-room, where his gaze was first arrested
by q beautiful design suspended from the
chandelier over the table with the words 4;
America Salutes Thee" Before be could
give vent 20 his astOnishment ne was hur-
ried TO his seat, where he was quickly join
ed by his friends.
After the meal DR.. d. J. Coleman arose
and in few eloquent words congratulated
Mr.. Reddy on his newly-attained honor Of
citizenship and congratulated the country
on having adopted 80 worthy son..
Mr. Reddy responded IN most feeling
terms on the honor that was his 70 possess
and hoped that he would always prove
worthy Of the title Of citizen of the United
States and Virginia.
The rest of the evening was spent N
song and merrIment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-09
INCREASE IN VALUE
FROM FIFTEEN DOLLARS PERAcRE TO
OVER FIFTEEN HUNDRED.
Six Hundred Thousand Paid for Sfx
Tracts-Ssle OF the Asse<s Of Bsir
Brothers Commenced.
Correspondents Of tho Richmond oispstsh.l

Correspondents Of tho Richmond Oispatsh.I
NORFOLK. Va, July s. 1890.
In 1853 Mr.. Washington I. Capps,
formerly q hardware dealerin Portsmouth.
bought farm near Lambert's Point for
SIS an acre and went 10 trucking. and
made money at early vegetable raising
ever since. He has more than once IN the
last few months refused an offer from a
land improvement syndicate of 1880 on
acre for the same land and is holding for a
higher price. THIS is an example OF what
the land boom is doing IN this section.
Since the early spring over -60O,WO has
been paid for six tracts of land near Ports
mouth. and one purchase of syndicate
for -lS0,OO0 ia expected 20 yield 500, COO
when improved and laid of into town lots.
Rev. DIR. II. \. Sledd. Of this city. has
accepted tho appointment OF fraternal
messenger from the Methodist Episcopal
Church, South. to the Methodist Church
Conference OF Canada, which meets III
September.
SALE or DtNK ASSETS.
Tho work of selling about 5000, 600 worth
of real estate and other assets Of the bank
rupt banking firm Of Balm Brothers conl-
menced in Portsmouth to-day, and Will
continue SEVERN utNS. I nAANt VIZ NtN'N
depositors are allowed 10 bid on the pro
perty TO the extent of their deposits. Three
| auctioneers are employed.
INDTsPosED.
Rev. J. lansing Burrows, ID. d., pastor
of the Freemason-Street Baptist church,
has been seriously indsposed of late, and
his congregation has voted hlm vacation
to 20 10 the mountains. Tho Doctor IA
getting along in years, but ls yet power
tul preacher. ;.
The President and number of the di-
rectors of the Merchants and Miners
transportation Company and the Boston
Warehouse Company are IN the city TO-DAY
inspecting the condition of their extensive
| docks. warehouses. etc. here.
Mr.. James Il. Guy has rendered his resig-
nation To the Secretary OF the Treasury as
| United States inspector OF boilers Tor TINS
district.
HEB CONDITION CRITICAL.
Miss Baker. the fever patient at So. Vim
cents Hospital who wandered on and was
| exposed for two days and nights in the
| fields. is said to be in critical condition
| the result of exposure.
Berkeley has organized military COM
! pany and proposes to organize military
| band.
Rev DR.. Speight, Of Raleigh. ia visiting
/ his son, DIR. j. Il. Speight, IN berAley.
coSCLAyE or HEPrAsoPHs.
The Grand Conclave of Heptasophs of
| virginia will convene m Norfolk tonight,
with Grand-ArchOn c. T.. Outten, OF Ports
mouth. presiding. The lodges of Norfolk,
Portsmouth, and Hampton Will be repre-
sented.
| A survey WAS held this morning on the
distressed schooner William IA. Burton.
which put in port yesterday afternoon
leaking two thousand strokes an hour
and loaded with ship timber from West
| River Md. 10 Noank. Conn. g..
The whaling schooner Franklin, CAPTAIN
Rose. arrived in port to-day with 21O bar
rels of whale oil.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-09
MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
Annual Meeting Held Last Night-The
BOARD of Managers.

The seventh annual meeting Of the Nir-
gins Mechanics Institute Was held at No.
" north Ninth street last night. AT which
there was q fun attendance, DR.. Henry {.
Jones, the president presiding.
The annual reports of the President,
Treasurer. Secretary, Committee on
Schools. and Committee on Finance were
read and received.
The Board of Managers was increased
from seventeen O. twenty-iour and the fol
low netuembeTs elected Henry G. Jones, j..
d. Montague. William +. Simons, L. H..
Archer. Joseph b. Welsh, William c. Am
mons. ". j. Whitchurst, Richard T.. Fray
Ger. Joseph ". Lsube, +. j. Bosher, Over
ton Howard. William Simpkin, David A..
Aiushe, Robert Whttet. /. :. Tower,
Henry +. Homs. John O'Brien, John /.
Chappel. G. l.. Wingo. George w. Ander-
ron. Robert b. Munford. Marx Gunst, l.. l..
Christian. aud James N. Derbyshire.
The meeting then adjourned.
The Board OF Managers met immediate
iy upon the adjournment of the institute
for orgauizat on. as required by the con-
sti,uuon. bat as so many of the newly
elected managers were absent they al
jourued % meet IN few days, subject TO
the call Of the President.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-09
SEVERAL ACCUSED SEMI ON.
Cases of Assault. Larceny, and Attempted
Arson In the Police Court.

CY Giroami, an Italian salooD-keeper,
was charged in the Police Court YESTERDAY
morning with assaulting, striking. ana
WouudinR Joseph Kenncy with chair with
intent 20 Kill.
Sir. Edgar Allan appeared as counsel for
the prisoner.
There was some conflict in the testimony,
but II appeared that Monday night kenney
with three friends went into GirolamIs
ber-room, corner Fifteenth and franklin
streets. and took seats at "a table IN the
back room and began playing cards and
ordered beer for the party. Girolami car
ried the beer in the room aud seeing the
men playing cards ordered them 10 stop
the game, as card-playing was prohibited.
Girolami had occasion 20 90 in the room
some time afterwards. and seeing the party
still playing attempted 10 take the cards
away from them. This caused q row. IN
the course Of which Girolami struck Ken
neg over the head with chair infiicting an
ugly scalp wound.
ILs accused was sent on to the grand
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-09
ADcorease in the Death Rate.

The Who'll @ number of deaths in Rich
mond last week was fifty-six as against
seventv-fOur the week before. OF these
twenty-five were white and thirty-four
colored.
cause of Death: Apoplexy,i white and col
ored cholera infsntum. white and colored I;
consumption. 3 colOred; commissions, ] white and
2 cOlored cenyusiOns, intsniile. celoied; de-
biity. , colored debility, general, white and !
colored: diarrhma, acute. white; diarrhwa, 10
fantlo, colOred cyseutery, . coloroi; dysen-
terry chronic. / colOrei enteritis, i colOred (;
fever. adynamia. white: fever malarial, col
orod; fever. typhoid, white: fracture base oi
brain, white gsstriiis, whito hnmoptysis, |
colored: heart.d!sease. . white and colored;
Indigestion. white: iufanticide probably, col
ored: inhnmma ion of lungs, white; inaras-
mus white: old age, white and colored
para ysis, ] colored: phthisis. pulmonalis,
white: phthiss, pneumouia, ] white; phthlsis'
tuborcular, = cOlorad; premature birth. white
and coiore1: romeiessement ntrophia, viii 2:
prolonged labor cOlored; shock from burns. !
white: -pasms,I cOlored teelhing, colored:
tumor uteri, colorod: tubercuiosis, color~d
unknown. : colorei whooping-cough, white
snd coiOred.
Whole number of deaths exclusive OF still
BIRTH s6-g2 white and q cOiored.
The number Of deaths for the CORE
spending week last year was 4s, Of whom
20 were white and % colOred.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-09
WRECKED ON IT'S FIRST TRIP.
4 Mail Train Runs Into a Freight-Car-
Nobody Seriously Hurt.
IBy telegraph to the Dlspatch.l


CHICAGO. July s.-The fast-mail train
from New Orleans over the Illinois Central,
due in this city on its initial trip at l
o'clock this morning, ran into an empty
freight-car near Monee, H., thirty-fve
miles out of Chicago. The car was totally
wrecked. The locomotive OF the fast mail,
though badly crippled, did not leave the
track. The mail-coach and the baggage:
car also held the track, the occupants OF
the car sustaining no injuries beyond slight
bruises from contact with the sides OF the
car. How the empty freight-car came to
be ON the mainline track immediately IN
the path of the fast-mail train Is not
known. An engine was sent from this city
to bring the disabled train IN. Several
newspaper-men from New, Orleans were
hours late. Nobody was seriously hurt.
This is the second accident which has hap
pened on this division of the Illinois Gen.
trail within twenty-four hours.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-09
nynrI1 nfthe Ambulance.

The ambulance was kept pretty busy yes
terday afternoon.
The first call was at lis 20 Talbot *
Sons foundry, where one of the operatives,
n white man, was found quite sick. He
thought be had a chill and was suffering
with nausea. lie was taken to his home in
Rockets.
At 4:O5 the ambulance was summoned 10
tho Richmond Cedar-Works, where a boy
had mis- hand badly cut with a saw. The
wound was dressed and he was LETT at the
works.
There was call at $50 TO q tobacco-fac-
tory on south Tenth street, where col
ored woman was taken quite sick. Sne
was treated and taken home.
There we're two other calls while the am
bulance was out which could not be an-
sWCred.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-09

noble grand; Thomas +. Savage, vice
grand: l.. a. Tucker, SECRETARY; l.. A.
Aubel. financial secretary: Chris. Evensen,
treasurer: and John $. Bethel, chaplain.
Robert Hill. Jr.. is the sitting past grand;
The appointed officers will be announced
at the next meeting.
Among other prominent persons present
were Past Grand-Masters James II. Blanks
and A. X. Courtney and Deputy Grand
Masters Bowles and Roper. The exercises
Of the evening were varied and interesting,
and the occasion was in all respects one
of pleasure
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-09
Roth Committees To Meet.

The outgoing and incoming City Demo
cratic committees will both meet in the
Circuit-Court room tomorrow night at
$3.50 o'clock.
The old organization Will wind up its
administration of the party's affairs and
turn the management over TO the new
committee, which will organize ready for
work.
Chairman Jackson Guy having declined
10 serve q second term il is generally be-
lieyed that Mr.. James G. Lamb will be
rendered the position, to fill which he Is
emnently qualified.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-09
Protest Against Annie Rooney"

To he Eofltor 0fple Dispatch;
Is il not about time that Annie Rooney"
should be made the subject OF police in
reference? Shall We poor citizens, unable
10 leave home ut this trying season. be
gallowed ont Of nights rest because
friends choose TO shrek her name all
through the dark hoursi I'll venture to
assert that if Annie Rooney could become
incarnate she'd be lynched IN less than
ten minutes. such is the state of public
feeling against hear. Who can tell how
many incipient divorceslurk in the screeeh-
ing Of that name? Already in three fam
lilies feuds have arisen, having their ulti-
mate origin in the irritability from broken
nights rest. and Annie Rooney tho while
as jubilant rs ever
II this could be made q Unable offence
the city revenues could be SO increased
that without more ado monument to
General Grant could be instantly ceded
and erected BY the fall on the banks of the
Appomattox. -.
Please aiz this suggestion and ron VIII
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-09
TONAME CANDIDATE.
The Date for Holding the Democratic Con-
yeution Change.

The following notice Of the change of
dste for holding the Democratic Coneres-
eional Convention IN this district was IS
tucd Yesterday:
70 has been determined that the Demo
cfatic Congressional Convention for the
THIRD district of VIRGINIA shall be held at
K chmond on tuesday the 18th day of Au-
gust 1890. The basis OF representation
has been fixed az one delegate for each 100
Democratic votes or fraction thereof over
seyeuty-dye at the last gubernatoral cleo
ton.
County and city chairmen are requested
y sae that delegates are duly appointed.
By order Of the committee.
B O. JAMES, Chairman.
bQHsHel Re7oSieT Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-09
The BAR VIII Take Action.

A meeting of the members of the bar of
Richmond will be held in the Circult-Court
room at 1880 o'clock tomorrow afternoon
to consider the propriety Of taking some
ection with reference TO the appointment
to the vacancy In the Judgeship OF the
Chancery Court.
The call Is signed by some of the leading
LAWYERS OF the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-09
THREE CENTS PER COPY.

effect sort of recherche benefit. ~ the
necessity will arse for an increase OF at
least seventy-nve policemen and furnish
employment for many INDECENT citizons.
The daughters OF music" IN many
households NAV be laid low by the move
ment. but IL sadness hangs over tho COM
munitv, Let Annie Rooney" know tho
death that has no waking.
In the bonds Of common affection am
GEORGE HARRIss, 36ll . street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-09
The Metropolitan Dignity of Richmond.
To tbs rfliiOy. of he InSDllrt

Il Richmond ever 10 rise above the dig
nity Of a country village? Ii so. why are
not some measures taken TO prevent the
running at large OF several scores OF COWS
in our streetsy What more unpoetic sight
could greet the eye Of stranger than 10
see herd of boyines grazing on the front
lawns of some Of the most tasteful resi-
dences in our beautiful city? Such thing
would not be tolerated for day in town
of 5. coo inhabitants: and shall our new
City Council allow this state of things 10
disgrace the fair fang of the fairest and
most cultured Of southern cities? Let Us
hear the voice Of the people on the sub
iect; we mean those who do not allow
their cows 10 run at large without guard
and those who do not own cows but wish
10 add to the beauty Of our streets by cul-
tiyatlng front lawn. GRIEVANCE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-09
ACADEMY OF MEDICINE.
Subjects of Interest to the Fraternity
Discussed--No Recess.

There was a full attendance at the Acade-
INV of Medicine last night, and the COM
mittee in charge OF the subject was author
;zed TO make an offer for q building to be
used by the Academy for It's future meet
There was discussion upon the subject
of opium IN cases of acute congestion. ana
also upon the Importance OF preilnihary
treatment III cases OF puerperaI conNui- .,.
sons the opiuion being quite general that
II taken in time this terrible and fatal dis
ease may he prevented.
A motion 20 take recess until September
was almost unanimously tabled.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-09
rho RIues, F,cur,ion To-NIorrow Night.

The Richmond Light Infantry Blues will
give an excursion to Dutch Gap Tomorrow
NIGHT on the steamer Ariel, and they hope
to carry great numbers of their friends
with them.
The event will doubtless be one of the
most pleasant of the season, rs efficient
committees have made every preparation
for the entertainment of their guests.
There will be two bands of music, dancing,
abundant refreshments, and good order Is
guaranteed.
The Blues never do things by halves, and
they have laid themselves out to make tins
moonlight" great success. A large
number of tickets have already been sold.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-09
THE CLEVELAND MEETING.

CLEVELAND, July s.-The Grand Lodge of
Benevolent Protective Order OF Elks met
at Case Hall at II O'clock this morning.
All the grand officers were present. Ex-
alted Grand Ruler Quinlan made the Open
ing address, during with he referred to
the New York difficulty. He said that if
any one present feared legal proceedings
he would be permitted to withdraw. All
the delegates from New York State ap-
plauded and refused to leave the hall.
The roll-call showed 1870 members of the
Grand Lodge present. The Grand Lodge
then adjourned until Wednesday morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-09
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Deeds of sale Recorded In Richmond and
HcuriCo.

HcurtNp.
The following deeds of bargain and sale
were recorded Yesterday III the CLERKS Oh
fee of the Chancery Court:
Julian Bryant TO Henry Briel, G6 feet on
Marshall street southwest corner lhirly-
third. ~. 800.
George Meyer and wife TO Christian f..
Seiele. a feet on east side Brook avenue
corner Leigh street, $4,000.
". Cabell Trueman and wife TO Mrs.
Laura l.. Coleman. interest in 70 feet on
east side Brook avenue, g..
West-End Land and Improvement Com
panv 10 f. NJ. Foster. 40 feet on Moore
street southwest corLer Kinney, S46O.
COUNTY COURT or HENRIoo.
William Nairne 10 Catherine A. Swee-
news trustee. 90 acres on north side Deep
Run turnpike three and half miles from
Richmond. $1,000.
William Tabb to p. NJ. Tabb, Jr., and
Others. Is acres on Blandon avenue north
west corner of Condie street, So.
p. NJ. Tabb. Jr.. and Others to L. NJ.
Tabb, Jr., trustee, the above property,
p. NJ. Tabb, Jr., trustee, to Thomas n.
Carter. John :. Elicit, and Robert -
Bosher, the above property. S2l,46
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-09
Grand Master Larrabee Here.

Mr.. William +. Larrabee. of Phnbus,
grand master OF the Independent Order Of
0dd-Fellows in Virginia. is the guest of
MIR. George b. Davis, corner of Twentieth
aud Grace streets. MIR. Larrabee on Mon
day night visited Richmond Lodge; No. 1,
nearly three hundred persons publicly in
stalled the following officers: IraR. Bland,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-09
Going To Milwaukee.

Messrs. Charles T. Loehr and Charles G..
Jurgens will leave on the IL o'clock train
this morning for Milwaukee. where the
Supreme Council Of the Knights Of Pythias
of the World Is in session. They go as
represer tatives TO this body from the
Hines-A Memorial Association of Richmond,
which embraces the ten Pythian lodges
in this city and which has already raised
a large amount for the erection of the
Hines Memorial Hall
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-09
JUDGE COMMISSIONED
To Hold Court in the Ninth Judicial DIS
trict in Place of Judge Shipp.
Ispelal telegram TO the Dispatch.

RALEIGH, n. c., July s.-Goyernor Fowle
to-day commissioned Judge Spier Whitta-
ker 10 hold the fall terms of the Superior
Court for Rockingham and Stokes eoun-
ties in the Ninth Judicial district IN place
of tho late Judge Shipp. Attorney-Gene-
raj Davidson to-day gave an opinion that
the Governor ia clothed by the Constitu-
ton with power to require any OF the
Judges Of the Superior Court TO hold one
or more specified terms in the Ninth judi
cia district until such time "a he may
make an appointment to eli the vacancy
occasioned J. he death Of Judge Shipp..
A fire ocCu44ed ct Washington last night;
destroying Farrows ship-rollway and
Stewards machine-shops, entailing a loss
of s. ,0O0.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-09
The Census About Complete

The returns of the fifty-one enumerators
who took the census in Richmond were be-
ing packed up yesterday evening ready for
shipment to Washington. The reported
omissions in some of the districts have
yet to be investigated. As soon as this is
done the pspers will be forwarded. NO
figures will be given out here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-09
THE LocKED-OUT CLOAK-MAKeRS.
They Parade Their CITY Seven Thousand
strong-Their Notices.
fBy telegraph 20 the Dispatch-'

NEW YoRK. July s.-Under the scorching
sun about 1000 of the locked-out cloak
makers paraded this afternoon through the
principal East-Side streets and portion of
Broadway. Inspector Williams and q
squad OF police were present to see
that travel was not completely inter-
rupted. heparaders walked four abreast:
headed by brass band; platoon OF
police; President Garside and Chairman
bale, in barouche, and the Consolidated
Board of Cloak Makers, numbering twen-
tx-ans. AmssioanA Aags. one Italian. and .