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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-22
BRIDGEPORT.

Superintendent Duncan, of the public
schools. is 10 launch out with handsome
:. 900 residence AT Kirkwood. Scott& Me
Graw are the contractors who Will do the
work There is considerable activity ia
real estate at Kirkwood just now. House
lots are selling for - 900 ON the average,
with from 81 POO 10 81 500 for choice corner
lots.
The millcrS at Bridgeport still complain
of the scarcity of wheat. There IS SAID 10
be plenty in Bcllaire and other places, from
the fact, as Is reported, that they are pay
inr some T. on - cents more bushel Tor
/ IL. Many of the farmers are holding for a
rise.
The game between the Red Stockings and
the Bridgeports Saturday resulted III favor
of the latter; score. II TO Is. Frank Davis,
| the Young terror of the diamond, struck out
eight men and scooped home run.
The best gentleman tennis player in
Bridgeport is conceded 70 be Samuel
Brockunier. and the honor TO ladies' ialls
| % Miss Nan Duncan.
/ Ross Allendcr, the grocer at -Etuaville.
made an assignment yesterday morning.
His liabilities amount 70 about $500.
The postofice race is rife and all the can
didates are doing considerable quiet
squirming.
George Elliot, the popular bool-kccpcr,
is rusticatinc in Chicago and other West
eru cities.
Robert Brisock, accompanied by his
family, arrived homc from -. Louis yes
tcrday.
Mrs. g. ". Caldwell, VINO has been quite
sick for some time, is rapidly improving
About 500 people are in attendance at the
c0lored campmceting al Flushing
Mrs. Carrie Lukens has gone TO Cam
bridge. O.. to visit friends
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,IOUNDSvILLE.

gr.-Va.urr. July 81 Mrs Ella Smith,
OF ~t.ubertfue. is visiting her mother,
Mrs Catherine Brauu0u, 40 this place.
Miss Lizzie Thomas, of Clar.ugiou. IS
visiting Miss Della RYAN, on TomlnSou
Sir, Fred Ecmp.e is recovering from "a
nr.'rlctCd illness.
o.1 Gruls,aff. 81 popular ra.lro2deir OF
Gum urr Iut Nil. is visiting relatives
J0au Bauay. Dave Davis and George
D.r.r. ol tne Wheeling Island FISHING
t.uH wl.o. is clupei at Scott Station,
W.r. doing NnHlivIlc to dav.
\.r. 9u.rl-'lf lat family, ot loc9ns
port. Iu.... lre visiting iricuds and relatives
a.r.
i. Hcrro.'a iiolse came out yesterday
rIr. lu elegant uew h0tc. register
Cupid ll- been very active ia Mounds
F..e lately Air. Mlt Naugle aud Miss
Dora Gaines were married 40 the residence
lt Hav Bafe.le on Saturday morning.
.l1 Nr Charley Conner and Miss Mo.le
Jefferson were married az the residence OF
EeE. LneOu saturday evening The yopuE
neonI. stole march oa their friends. and
BE- was biz surprise to most 90 them
They were congratulated on all sides yes
fer.ly.
Ta entry meu a. the Mouudsvile Coal
Company struck yesterday. They nave
been paid heretofore Tor driving entry
>.-l per virt and 'fc coal They uoW
wau $3.50 pep yard straight and uo coal
It uelus n advance ot about forty cents
ut. iar t0r the men. a meeting wiz Dee
hold t..s evening and 10 is hoped iua' 3.
-.,t.eueut WlI Doe arrived u-
Subscribe f0r thc DNI1 kE.I-rrE. the
...-f U..r.rr. lrI fna Sfafe 4 ID tho news for
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is from Woodsiield and whskcy does not
agree with him. He has been in jail here
lwice of late.
Several of the fishing parties who have
left here for points down the river have
mad bad luck. There was a shooting case
AZ one, a drowning event at another and =
fatal railroad accident at another.
1t is said that the Bellaire Window
Glass Works will use natural gas fuel this
fall as the Gas Company has insured the
management that there will be plenty Of
fuel.
BY mistake the supply Of artificial gas
was entirely cut off Sunday and consumers
feared they would be in dark, but they
were not.
\ selected band Of musicians is practic
ing in the City Hall. The boys will take
part in the contest that comes of during
the tournament of the tiremen.
Rev. Cunningham, OF Wheeling, filled
the pulpit in the First Methodist church
yesterday, Rev. T. w. Lane being in
Salem.
Thomas j. Welsh and Miss Lydia
Seager and Miss Viola Cadoya and VIM. D..
Robinson have been united in marriage.
One or two of our people who went TO
Moundsville campgrounds for their health,
have been i'll with the fever.
The Stamping Companys well is not a
success at 10 feet down. II will be put
down 30 feet more.
Water was turned in the new watering
trough on the east side o. the square yes
tcrday afternoon.
The funeral Of ID. j. Murray will occur
this afternoon ut > o'clock under the auspi-
ces of the MGsons.
The steamer Elaine had a tough time Of
il getting over the bar at the mouth of Me
Mahon's creek.
CORTLAND Rankin, of the Lantern Globe
Works, left Yesterday on an extended
western trip.
There were sixteen deaths in Bellairc in
June, two more than in the same month
last year.
The Board of Health inspected a stagant
pool near the gas works yesterday alter
noon.
The barber who was arrested for resist
ING an officer will be taken TO the county
Jail.
Davis X Archer are moving into their
new room, Just below the postolicc.
The b. " O. boys We're happy yesterday
owing to the arrival Of the pay car.
The steel works will likely resume
about the first of the month.
A subscription was taken up yesterday
for the burial OF John Franz.
The steamer Il. Z. Phillips is laid up on
account of low water.
VIII Mellott is spending several weeks
al Burrs Mills
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-22

IaOrc waS o. Young couple struck the
town Ou .--r saturday seeking t1 have inc
0a- .-ot leC, 'e' were uS'l
pointed. learning tlAt they Lll % 60 CD -
D-it- .l-le Oh. ger license "-l't ",S '..7
ist .''.S" 60. 49,,
-' t.s.-....... '.'. .f'e,. ,.e-.,,.~..l
Yesterday. and Oh, young man
a-et himself tO 81 Clair-ville and pro
cured tae necessary papers ami returned.
when the co3p-e were nni.ei o{ Slu'e
~, ..''.... M I4.,,,s @rj Mis-
. -.,,.. .,l .t.t ,f.,- haiI.3 from
p.,,~.grr.
-l,, .. .,. ... ,.-......,- ..+ f-,,f.,,-a,- .i
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LIVE STOCK.

EAST LIBERTY, PA, July 2i.-Cattle, re
ceipts 1880 head; shipments :. $50 head
market dull, and trade of from last week
Hogs Receipts 6,i0O head; shipments
300 head; market firm: medium and Sc
lee, = 45ai 90; common y 5Oa3 So heavy
3 SOa3 30.
Sheep Receipts 500 head; shipments
1000 head; market slow and 10 to 2Oc on
from last week S prices.
CHICAGO, July 2l-Cattlo - Receipts,
2l, OGJ head; shipments 1000 head; market
irregular; beeves 81 5Oa4 50; steers - 5Oa
40: stockers and feeders = 25a3 80; cows,
bulls and mixed 81 50a3 40: Texans, 81 10
az ~
Hogs Receipts, $1,000 head shipments
5000 head; market active and lower
mixed and heavy - 55a3 -; light - GOa
80: skips . Co.
Sheep Receipts, G,OOO head; shipments
1000 mead: market strong and active; ma
tiyes 3 15a5 30; western 81 00a4 40; Texans
y 3Oai0; lambs - 0Oa6 -.
CINciNNArI, O., July 2l.-Hogs in good
demand; common and light = 15a3 90;
packing and butchers > G5a3 50; receipts,
3.520 head. shipments l,'50 head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-22
TETEOLEJ VI.

New NoRK. july 81 Petroleum opened
steady at sgi.c for spot and SOC for Au
gust option Prices fell of assc in the
afternoon. after which the market became
steady and remained SO until the close
stock Exchange opened at Sc; highest
50 ,c; lowest s9isc; closing at N2isc. Sales
-. 900 barrels.
on CITY, Pa, July 2l.-Petroleum
opened at SOC: highest 90c; lowest ~ e.
closed at S9'lc Sales, $4,000 barrels.
shipments, 1880 barrels; runs, '5'2Ol
barrels.
PirTsRrRG. Pa, July 2i-Petroleum
dull bat heavy; opened at S9'.c; highest
sg-.c; lowest - -; closed at >9'sc.
BRAproRp. PA, July 2l.-PetroleuH
opened at >letc; highest N9',c; closed al
- 81: lowest 50 e; clearanccS, 29S,uOJ par
rels
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PRODUCE.
The Wholesale Market Quotations
REGISTER OFFICE,
WHEELING. July 81, 1890. d

The demand Cor produce continues good,
win a fair supply. and quotations remain
,,,,.banred or show butca moderate falling
off from our last figures. Prices for home
CROWN stuff are. Tomatoes, = 5Od3.'o
her bushel: new potatoes, S3OO033O per
barrel: cucumbers, l502Oc per dozen
rabbage. 81. 10000 per barrel; onions
81 GOAL 10 per bushel; apples, j per barrel
ana scarce: blackberries. 6Ocd'Oc per
Butter. demand good for strictly choice al
Se Toe: eggs. l4cal5c; with good demand :
chickens. spring, in good demand at ~" loc
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-22

l.t serves sou right for having neglected
90 use SOLODONT. Had vou oouc 81
vour mouth would have been healthy anu
vour teeth sound. Oct the "suaE pulled
olt aud commence nc once using 500
DON'T. thereby preserving the balance OF
.----- L..-t.
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8ELLNIRE.


The cornerstone OF the new second NJ
r. Church on Noble street was lad sun
dav afternoon with appropriate cerehlon-
les. Presiding Elder Rev. Hammond was
present and took charge of the exercises.
Thc cdifce was filled to ovcriiowing with
colorsd people from Martins Ferry
Bridreport and this city. y collection
was taken mp during the cetemoni,l'e,s'
,chfcb amounted to nearly 500 Inc
church is a one story frame building, nice
liz arranged, and is credit to the conSre-
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Ohio County Grtntc,i,rut.


damage ocra>ioncd by the Hoods or lNsS. TIE
IN, oair''o' - ''' ANU
opn,.ns c.,- ,.,>,.rr,-,.r,>.,, noon rt->.n
NDi-i'' W. 80 81
During ga" h'c.l Year 'ndln- MAY 81 $50.
i,,,..r H. ,e,,,r,,e on, s o,.-s,,r.
OF the Poor. issued orders on the contingent
poor fund Tor groceries coal shoes. etc. a> fol-
lows
,focrtiSs, e'c. .--.-..f vi
II Luri~l.
v,,,.,,. n,.rpf,.r
NN"'''N '''''''''
Sieo 10 i,',i. ~ ......l q, ,,i-. az .i...
n 80 f'''
CLAY ni-fii,l
Groceries. etc. 59l ID
Also Is load. of coal L. burial-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-22
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Money at Sal Per Cent.-GOvernments
Dull and Firmer-Stocks Hisner-Flour
outet aud -ucbaugcd- Wheat Lower.

New YORK, July 2l.-Money on call
easy, ranging from To per cent; last
loan. per cent; closed offered at 3 per
cent prime mercantile paper at 5a6is per
cent. Sterling Exchange quiet AT 4sia
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-22

1,l., more the surrounding hills are de
,-,Ioned for. clay. the greater the article is
found Ten feet veins are numerous Oue
tbof YIN G. Barnard is working Is per
hans the thicSeSt I'm this part OF the coun-
~. The gentleman has dug down over
for,v feet and has not found the bottom OF
ths vein. Mr.. Is. has had some OF ms
brick burned and they are a high sr3ue oi
fire brick Herman Hartenstein, VINO re re-
sides on the hill 90 the west oil Ihe lI1 "a
ward. is getting out high grace or !y''
CLAW that is being extensively CseI ~ lue
fouudries I'm this vicinity Tor nouiulns pui
poses. should brick WORKS oe 'S'"o.
fshed where Mr.. Barnard is getting OUT
Tis CLAW. the institution would be close To
where the Wheeling and Lake Eric "c"
road will pass.
REPAIRS AT STEEL WORKS.
The steel works are being thoroughly
oyerhaulcd. There is hardly a piece o.!
machinery about the plant that IS not re-
ceiving some attention. The Olg engines
which have been resting on stone ioundd-
ti0us viii TRY brick and cement for resting
ni,poses when the works resume NJ lhe
bl4s- furnace q new hot air stove IS oeinS
erected. This makes four of them for the
works \ brick building at the furnace Is
beina built % accommodate couple OF new
ZEN ines that have been found necessary
NEWS NOTES.
John Trantz, whose dead body was
brought here Saturday, leaves a wife and
i've children. The doctors do not agree as
10 the cause Of his heath. Frantz tumo!ed
ont Of the skin in which he was riding into
four feet of water II is thought that he
nod a stroke Of apopleXy or paralysis OF
the brain. as he was fshed out of the water
as soon as possible and found dead.
Joseph Mcdonald, Of the Third ward ne
coived word Saturday that niece OF ms
had been drowned in Duquesne' ia; Ihe
Young lady got up in the night ana wan
derei away from the house. Her nat was
found en- the river bank next morning ana
a search revealed her dead body.
James Brown. an employ OF the t1oe
works AZ Beuwood, Is in the lookup. jim
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The Metal Markets.

NEW YORK. July 2l-Pig iron strong
American SO GOALS 90. Copper quiet Al
81 90. Lead quiet at - -. Tin duh
.f,siifs 81 90
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-22

STOCKs-The stock market was again
/ dull today The railroad situationis about
| in the same condition that II was week
ago. The easier feeling in London was re-
fected i'm higher prices from that centre
/ this morning and our market responded
with advances over Saturdays final iig-
ures of from i TO 8 per cent
Sugar Reiineries was again the
most marked feature of the day, but the
was weak in the afternoon, losing Ia. The
/ loss was afterward recovered. In the reg
ular list Lackawanna was the strong feat
ure. with some specialties like Hooking
/ Valley and some others. but Atchison and
] {. &. e. X st l.. were weak. The close
was dull but firm, generally at something
better than the opening prices. Sales,
| lOl. 2g5 shares. Quotations closed BID as
/ follows.
Adams Express: 100, American Express,
| lll: Canada Pacific, >l@i Central Paclhc,
/ 33' Chesapeake and Ohio, p; do. first
preferred. IS; do second preferred, 49, :;
| Chicago and Alton. 100; Chicago, Bur!lne-
ton and Quincy, 1868 Delaware and Hud-
son. 100: Delaware, Lackawanna and
/ Western. l4S'z; Denver and RIO Grande
/ lSs[: Erie. POI, do. preferred. %; Fort
WAYNE. 10; Illinois Central, 100; Lake
Shore. lOg Michigan Central, 96'4 MIN,
neapolis and st. Louis, Il; do preferred
Il: Missouri Pacific, 73a, Northern Pa
cifc. So: do. preferred, So; North
western, lll.; do preferred, ~; New
York Central. 1919; Oregon Transconti-
mental. l65<: Pacific Mail 4di 4; Peoria,
Decatur and Evansville POS Pltts0urg
/ l56: Pullman Palace Car, PIG: Reading
I as Rock Island. 9Oa. ST. Louis and san
Francisco. 80 do preferred, 90; do nrsi
preferred, -: ST Paul, '3A- do; prcierreu
/ i'm: ST. Paul. Minneapolis and Manltoo1'
III: ST. Paul and Omaha,3- 40 preISrr.eG'
|llTs; Texas Pacific POS Union ~ i'lclilc
81 United States Express, -; Western
Union. -
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Ohio County sttntrntrnt.
---s---~------>------.>----->
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
or
.OhiOCOunty
For the Twenty-seyenth Fiscal Year
Ending May 81. 1880.
Ohio County sitntritrnt.

NNNEIN-
p. ". y Ky Railway Bozds, par value : 1900 90
=. ". n Ky Railway Stock, par value leO,529 10
Ohio River Railway Stock, par value. 1000 %
". Il. a T. Railway Stock, par value. 10000 %
Local Road Levies Overdrawn-
Liberty Local .............s l3S -
Richiand Local. .......... 2ii 81 37g %
Taxes refunded appropriation exceed
ed ..-........ gg3 Is
Personal accounts ......... .......... IS 80
Steenrod. :. o. C. ............. 20. i6l %
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damage ocra,ioncd 10y the Hoods Of 1873. The
balance is Tor macadamizinr and ordinary re-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-22

otmcahaye $50 ~a- appropriated 70 Fei'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-05
Clutches. Trusses and Braces.
Oh. What "A Cough.

All sizes, styles and prices at Owens x
Minor Drug Co.'s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-05
The OFFICER IN COMMAND.
Captain Robert :. walker, Not Colonel
John :. Mo-by in the Lead,

Captain Robert :. Walker, Not Colonel
John :. MosbY in the Lead.
The following was received at this office
yesterday:
alt has been stated, and by some believed,
that the distingIishcd-lOo officer who
led the small band Of MOsby's veterans in
the procession on the 10Th was the Colonel
himself. This is Il mistake. That officer
was Captain Robert :. Walker, of Madison
county. Va, formerly Captain of Company
Il. MOsby's command, about whom some
thrilling stories might be told. From among
many brave and dashing men he was raised
at once from the ranks to the command of
his company, and soon after put at the head
of the first squadron Of the FOrty-thlrd bat
TALON. although the youngest of all the cap
tains. Despite the disappointment Of some
of his company, who had dared death
hundred times for such promotion.
CAPTAIN Walker soon won the unqualified
confidence of his men. not only by his per-
sonal courage. but skilful management in
fight. Colonel MOsby trusted him in any
emergency, and in hand TO band combat,
as was often the case. he was an ''hOnOr 10
his country and Il terror TO his foe" 1t is
impossible to do justice TO such career in
brief notice. which is only intended 10 cor
rect natural mistake, rs. indeed, the ap-
pcarance of Captain Walker under his soft
gray hat, with long, black plume, is not un-
like that of Colonel MOsby. ''CO. d."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-05
EPISCOPAL SCHOOL UNION.
sunday school Work observation-disclosures
Elected.

4 few people assembled in the lecture
room of II. James Church last night to at
tend the annual meeting of the Sunday
school Union Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church for the election Of officers for the
coming wear. DR.. II. NJ. Jackson delivered
the annual address. His subject was 1.-The
Best Means and Methods Of Teaching in the
Sunday School, lie urged a uniform sys-
TEN Of lessons. He gave the teachers some
sound advice and encouraged them in their
great work.
At the close Of DR.. JacksOn's address. on
motion Of DR.. John b. Newton, Of the Mon
umental Church. it was agreed that com
mittee Of all the rectOrs Of the Episcopal
churches in the city, and one layman ofeach
church, be appointed 10 consider the best
means Of accomplishing the suggestions by
DR.. jackson in securing uniform system
in Sunday Schools: also to consider the
adyisability Of establishing Normal classes
and any other featur es that will add to the
facilities of sunday school work.
The following officers for the ensuing year
were then elected: Mr.. Thomas Potts, pre-
sident: Mr.. =. II. Baskerville, recording
secretary: William Ellis Jones, correspond
ing secretary; J. i. Glenn. treasurer. wee
Presidents: Mr.. j. Il. Stamper, st. Paufs
! church; Mr.. j. l.. Williams, It. Mark ;
Colonel II. r. ColstOn, 81. James
Il. II. Meade. Monumental: General
J. Il. Cook. Grace Church; Mr.. W. {.
Reutly. Christ Church; Mr.. w. ii. +.
southern. II. Johns: +. II. Baskerville. So.
Andrews: W. :. Blankenship, Weddll-
Memorial: Sergeant b. +. Howard, Calvary
Mission: James W. Gregory, Chapel Of The
Redeemer; b. Ran. Wexford. It. Paurs Mis-
sion; T. l.. Aliriend, All saints church; D.
| /. Glenn. Moore. Memorial Church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-05

been ont ON n rock several days III the
river. The boy was from Byrd isiani;
All the evidence IL In in the case ., w"
Eman against the Richmond anu is' ,,',s
burg Railroad. Argument was oes"" '
tarday. ,r,v.if,b
The old building on the corner OF Iw ''',i,d
and Hull streets, known rs the p,,, ,s,,;,,, ~
ing. IL being remodellcd. ms pui,u',hn N, II,
over n hundred years old, ana WIT ;,s CON.
wrought iron nails were usea :" ~ WIZ
structicn. r.. .o,,o
Mr.. William II. Owens, who Tor soi,ie
time has been the capable foreman OF Tue
machine shops at the Richmond, anu Ian
willie works, will leave this week Ior Dlrni-
ingham. Ala. 10 accept the position oi mas
Ter mech mic in the shops Of the 1eorg'a
Pacific road at that place. By ms leaying
he will occasion vacancy ~ 'he Sy
Council from the Fourth ward, ne ha'ins
| been elected Mt the recent muihc,pal eico-
tion. MFR. owens departure from Mancnes-
tor will be deeply regretted by a large num-
Der Of friends.
Yesterday the work was begun IN clear
ing the land donated by the city OF man,
chester 10 johnson x Co.'s Iron orks, ana
WORK was also commenced on the Office on
Waurv street. Work on the iron plant has
also been started, and il viii only DE !;
short time before the places VIII be READ! u
occupy. ,,..,.s;s,
An adjourned meeting ct the Methodis'
Iaymen's Union OF Richmond and Man
chester will be held tonight at Centenary
Church. Richmond. The following. dele
Gates from the Central Methodist Church
Manchester. are requested to be present
Messrs. J. Il. Pcrdue, a. ID. sho,well, ID. j
| Weisiger. Judge W. |. Clopton, Charles
Wake. samuel Il. Owens, W. ii. Owens
George A. Carr. T. J. Smith, J. I. Herrln
l.. =. Pool, Ernest Atwell, I. II. Betty, NJ
c. Campbell, j. III. Smith, j. T.. kedIori
and L. b. DunfOrd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-05
PERSONAL MENTION.
People Going Away and Heturning-Do'
ing This and That.

The Rev. a. j. Willis, Of King George
county, Virginia, passed through Richmond
on Monday last He had been down t.
Brandon Parish, in King George, to which
place he had been called.
Mrs. T. II. b. Wright, Of Tappahannock,
goes home to-day. via, fredericksburg
She has been spending her time since tho
unwilling with friends in Richmond.
Acknowledgement K. Taylor scott viii
leave the city to-day for his home in Eau
quier county. From there he goes to Cul
pepper on legal business.
Mr.. II. J.. Watkins has been appointed
travelling freight agent Of the Chesapcak,
and Ohio Railway, vice Mr.. l.. ID. llotch
kiss resigned.
The lady managers Of the Eye and Eai
Infrmary will give a party at BlandOi
Park this evening. This promises to be al
elegant affair and deserves patronage.
Governor Mckinney is confined to his bed
by illness, and was suffering very muci
last night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-05
THE CAUCUS TONIGHT.
Municipal Officers to be Nominated-Who
Have Opposition.

The Democratic members Of the new City
Council will meet Tonight in the Council
Chamber to nominate candidates for the
municipal offices within its appointment.
No Official notice was sent members TO at
tend this meeting, but postal cards were
Yesterday mailed 10 each, asking them to
attend. The session will be an open one.
1t is understood that City Engineer Cut
shaw, City Attorney Meredith, superintend-
ent Boiling, of the water works, City Clerk
August and Superintendent Adams, Of the
gas works, have no opposition. Mr.. Jefi. ID.
REYNOLDS is suggested as an aspirant for
Sergeant-at-Arms Ralston's place, and
Policeman W. G. Wilkinson is said TO want
the position of bailiif of the Police Court,
now held by Daniel Tuner. There are OPP
ponents to the present clerk Of the First
market, and also 10 the president OF the
Board of Health, DIR. Oppenhimer. -.
For the chair of the president OF the Board
of Aldermen. Messrs. j. {. DickersOn and
Preston Belyin are mentioned, and for the
presidency of the Common Council, Messrs.
4. Z. Campbell and J. Taylor stratton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-05
Many Calls for the Doctor.

There were more calls made for the am.
bulance yesterday than could be answered.
The first summons came in the almshouse
Office by telephone, at 1870 o'clock in the
morning, from the Richmond aud Allegheny
Railroad shops, where man had drunk
too much ice-water and had a case Of cramp
collie in consequence. AT O'Clock man
fell through hatchwayon Fifteenth street,
between Main and Cary. He was carried
10 his home, on Chdrch Hill, in the ambu-
lance. At 40 a man at Whitehurst q
Owens factory received an injury in the
groin. lie was relieved and carried to his
residence, Twenty-sixth and Nenable
streets. AT noon man near the Chesa-
pcake and Ohio depot was suffering from
asthma. The doctor in charge relieved him
and carried him home, Twenty-ilrst and
Marshall. At q O'Clock In the evening am
other man drank too much ice-water.
Another ease OF collie. Carried home, Third
and Cary.