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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-26

SAAAAt 1oO3 AuhSO N3 |
cwiartka sekcyl
55 oraz poludniowa ] sekcyl ! cd
sekcyi "a, gmina 1O7, range Z,
zach, czyll wszystka Geese tego
distryktu, kt6ra dotad ME zostafa
przytaczona do miasta Winony,
zostala a ninleiszem zostaje dora.
czona do i uczYniona czescla Cd
distryktu szkolnego Nr. Is
Ma wniosek odroczyfa sic
Rada az do Soboty, o godzinle
1Gtei.
Sobota, Ii Czerwca 1891.
Nastepuiace rachunkl uchWa'
lono zap}aciG z Funduszu powla-
Wiarus, druki sou
J. 8. Bambenek, plaza ko.
misarza 9.Oo
J. H. jenkins " 900
F. Kramer, plaza komisarza
i mllowe 9.OO
T. IT. Perry 1900
r T. Finch 1892
Z Flmduszu uboglch.
John Young, "a towary ola
fanny ubogich $500
J. B. Bambenek, odwiedza.
ME ubogich 800
J. H. Perry, odwiedzanle u.
bogich i milowe 800
Keenan, & REEVE, furmanka
dlabiednych ga farme ubo.
gich 4.Oo
q Funduszu drog mostow.
C. G. Beck, tools and
material Dlstr. 1 SlO.55
VIM. Stitch and others, road.
work Dist. 3 l9.4o
Charles Roulet, roadwork
and material Dist. $50
Laird.N Norton Co., lumber
Dist. 3 3.43
Laird Norton Co., lumber
Distr. 4 1885
G. P. Beach anu others,
roadwork Dist. 5 l93.o5
D. Robinson and others.
roadwork Dist. 5 54.OO
Peter Oech and others, road
work Dist. 5 74.25
J. l.. Finch, paid hauling
tlling Dist. 5. 800
J. L. Finch, paid for bla-
sting and powder Dis: 200
Lalrd.Norton Go. lumber
Dist. 5. 1882
J. B. Bambenek, road vie
wing, committee servl-
ces and mileage AGO
J. H. Jenkins, road viewing
mileage 14.4O
F. Kramer, road viewing
and committee seroice 5000
! J. H. Perry, road viewing and
committee service 42.OO
J. L. Finch, road viewing
and committee service $500
Stosownle do specyalnego
prawa Senatu z r. 1891, Mr.. aktow
| S46 ,,wzgledem wsparcla ola ubo-
gich W powiecie Wlnona", usta-
nowi}a Rada komisazzy powiatu
Winona, Mimi, ca1kowity koszt
utrzymania i pielegnowania kazdej
osoby W powlatowem przytulisku
ola uboglch ma $2.75 tygodn1owo.
Ma wniosek odroczyla sic Rada
ma czas nieograniczony.
H. II. Perry.
przewodniczacy
1Rady Kom. pow.
Poswiadcza:
James O'Brien,
auditor powiatowy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-26

Legion Polski od}ozy} swa wy
cleczke do La Crosse, ktora mia
Ia sic odbyc % Czerwca. ma 2t
Lipca.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-02
NEW YEAR BEGINS TONIGHT.
Very Holy Day on Which No Work IL
Done.

At sundown to-day the Jewish New Year
5652 VIII begin. This i one of the two most
solemn days IN the Hebrew calendar. No
one who lays the least prctenco to being a
jew performs any kind of manual labor
whatsoever during the twenty four hours.
Ia past years II was the universal Gus
tom to observe two days, which TO n great
extent ~ still done by the ultra orthodox.
As consequence the stores of all the
Jewish merchants will be closed from G
i. NJ to-day until the same hour to-mor.
row. neccssitating partial suspension of
retail business.
Services Will be held in all the synn-
goGues tins evening and again in the
morning. The usual silk hangings and
cloths used on the pulpit and ark will be
replaced with white ones from New Year
Untll the Day Of AtOnement, which inter
Nening pcrOd Is known rs the ten pcnitcn-
tlal davs
The custom Of sending cards appropriate
T. the New Year has grown greatly in
popularity of late. This year the number
selt ont has been largely IN excess OF any
former one, and many Of them are exceed
ingly handsome.
The holy day falling as it does on the
sabbath necesSitates dispensing with the
blowing oi the rams horn as is usual
NcV. L. n. Callsch will be nj the resi-
drnce of Senator LOyen tein. 1902 east
Gay street. tins evening, after the New
Year services at the synagogue. and To-
morrow alter $3.50 Z. NJ. at tords Hotel.
It, VIII he pleased to receive his friends at
either place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-02
.,,rprcAy JOURNALISTIC METHODS.

PARIS. October 1.-The main. III fact
practically, the only new feature Of the
newspapers to-day is the suicide of Gene
ral B5uianger one of the prominent fea-
lures OF tho Boulanger story. printed III
Paris this morning. Is aserles OF interviews
with leading Boulangists, fact which
goes % show that American journalistic
methods Of obtaining IL firm foothOld III
Europe IN spite Of the sncers formerly
hesped upon them. All the Paris news
papers agree in expressing the opinion that
the death Of Boulenger viii not affect the
political situation.
BOULASGER's FUNERhL-A CIVIL CEREMONY
BRrssErs, October lit has been de-
c,del that the funeral OF General Bou-
LANCER will take place on Saturday after
noon. Henry Kochefort will attend the
funeral. which will be purely a civil cere-
mony. The clergy, under tho instructions
ot tie Archbishop, have finally and def
iniely refused to oiiiciate at tho luterment
of the Generals remains.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-02
FRIENDS sEMl-ANNUAL MEETING.
The Hall Gathering to BE Held In Rich-
n.oud Commencing To-Morrow.

Tho Society Of Friends, though small in
numbers as compared 10 their condition
,,,',,y Years ago. stil hold reg 'lar meetings IN
S.ltrs,upfou n the spring anu IN thlS cliy III 'ic
,,n Tnis meeting Is composed Oi rcEfe-ehti-
i've. APPOINTED 10y eacA monthly salheriht' ana
ia q Legislative b dv, subject, hoNeNcr l" tne
,,.,rlv meeting. whiDa l. held 10 BALTIMORE am
:. which this meeting l. attached, ana appVlh1s
~. nr,t % the series Of meetings at this umc
o.. ,,tat g. called ministry and oversight, ana
=, ..rot,,-.d ol the Officers ot cach monthly
,..,f,nir and viii be held ~ 4:3O o'clock to-Hlof-
,,. affrrnYDu. The regular business session
,,t. ,ake pl.ce on Monday morning ana schcIai-
H. t..-- 41ycral hours. At ta.s reports scht VI
.,,.,, tuc various subordinate meetings are roto
.,t ,o,..iIcrci: and fom the summary TO
80, # tff,- drained - sent mp 70 the YEAR,! meet
H.. In baltimore. They are Intended 10 sho"
49,. D-,,iifi.p and religious standing OF tho 80
cioiy In the State at large, ,., mil,
Isesc meetings are Losally aii"iuct y! M. a.
go from branches Of the denomination lu
mr. ,Iaca-. I9ns year several arc expcc'eu
frn,n Boltiinorc and possibly from Oth,r poin,s.
T,.lr meetings. except these lnlehI'u surety
H., hu.iue--. are open 10 tho pubhc, ana thcS aro
..,ti.iiy Invited to attend. On Monday morning
,une1iatcly preceding the Session iO' vuain .s',
tr.rc viii bc n pubilc service WHICH uIps. Nv, ny
-. ,..,. ~ me society are requested 10 attend
49,. ss,uday there viii Do two meetings ioT ~
-. ,s,,,..hi,,-one al II \. NJ. anu The o'hcr NJ
= ~ >s IN. meetings are all hold IN lhcu pl"'o
- ,,,--.fu Clag street above ifst, "hi'h II o'ci
-, - fir hubble, not aiono on this o. iSion'
M whenever religious services are Ho'u 'no4V'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-02
Winchester; Hon. John Goode, Norfolk {;
Hon. Taylor Berry. Amherst Courthouse.
LAMAR AND FITz LEE.
The following letter and telegram were
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Sept. %. 1891.

The following letter and telegram were
read:
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Sept. %. 1891.
Hon. T. II. y. Wright. Tdppahdnnock. va:
Nv Dear Sr.-Nothing but engagements
already incurred TO attend courts III my
circuit would prevent me from being pres
ent and taking part in the interesting oc-
caslon TO which your letter refers. and TO
identify myself fully with the Esprit IN
which II originated.
Soon after became q member OF Con-
gress | began to regard MIR. Hunter a
statesman of wisdom, sagacity, and al tho
accomplishments which dignity ana adorh
public character. NJ respect soon
warmed into love and deepened INTO yene-
ration.
Whilst | cannot be personally present at
the meeting 10 iraugurate the plan for the
removal Of Mr.. Hunters remains TO Holly
wood cemetery at Richmond. and TO erect
a statue TO his memory III tnat city. please
consider me rs ready to cooperate to the
best of my means in the movement.
Thanking you for the kind aud gracious
letter you have written me, | aim. yours
truly, l.. q. c. LAMAR.
GLASGOW. Va. October |, 1891.
Mr.. T. Il. b. Wright or Rufus B. Merchant ;
I greatly regret important business
engagements, which cannot be set aside or
postponed. prevent my attending your
meeting to-day.
My heart il with the movement To honor
the memory of Nirginia's great son.
fTz LEE.
On motion Of Mr. Wright. the meeting
adjourned.
Among others present at the meeting
wero Captain John NJ. Garnett, l.. =. Pitts,
aud A. +. Allen. of Essex: st. George Il.
Fltzhugh. Charles Wallace. and Captain
John q. Mason.
Judge Sener and Hon. William A. Jones
would have been present. bat failed to
reach here in time. Both of these gen.
tlemen arrived after the meeting ad-
journed.
They arc very much Interested in this
movement. which was inauguratcd 10y
Judge Sener. There seems to be doubt OF
Its success
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-02

r. M. r. HUNTERS GRAVE.
steps Taken to Remove His Remains from
Essex County to Richmond.

Especial telegram 70 the Dispatcn.I
FprprglcEspuRG. Va. October In
obedience to call OF Hon. 1. IL. n.
Wright. of Essex county. Va. 70 the
friends of the late X. NJ. /. Hunter, u
meeting was called at the COURTHOUSE IN
this city to-day a: IL NJ.
Colonel l.. q. Washington, OF Washing
ton, was held to the char, ana huius Is.
Merchant, Of Fredericksburg, was made
secretary. a.
Colonel Washington thanked the
meeting for the honor conferred, and ex-
pressed his deep interest IN the movement.
lie briefly referred 10 some of the more
prominent public acts OF ilr. Hunter. and
expressed the hope that the objects OF the
meeting would be speedily consummated.
Colonel Frank G.. Ruftin, of Richmond,
offered the following resolution, wnich
was seconded by Judge William D. Bai :
ton, and unanim ousls adopted:
The REsOLCrI0S.
Resolred. That a committee Of eighteen, OF
whom seven shall be u quorum, be appointed ~
the Chair. whose duty 1t shall be 10 obtain a
special charter Of incorporation from the rchetsl
Assembly Of the Commonwealth OF virginia fof
themselves and such other citizens as thcy may
have associated with them Tor the purpose oi rr'
moving the remains Of the late Hon. X. NJ L.
Hunter from their present place OF burial. ~
Essex county, Va, to = suitable resting-place III
or near the city OF Richmond, Va, anu OF erect
ing q monument at the tomD, ani also ol ~
ranging such other testimonials VI respect iof
his eminent public character and services az
may be deemed appropriate.
The Chair appointed the following com.
mittee:
Hon. I. Il. b. Wright, of Essex; ST.
George Il. Fitzhugh, Judge J. Is. Sener
Rufus Is. Merchant. Hon. j. IL. Nelly
Fredericksburg william +. Drinkard, DO
seph Bryan, William Ryan. key. Dr. JONI
onel Frank G.. Ruffin. Judge Waller X. Stu
pies, Richmond; Ex-Governor Fitzhugl
Lee, Glasgow; Judge William j. Robert
son. Charlottesville; General Eppa Hun
| ton. WaTenton; Major Holmes Coward
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-02
HIclmnnd llnlIrr.

The already famous young comedian,
Mr. Nilfrcd Clarke, wi,h the all OF Miss Martha
Ford and tho Ford English Comedy Company, will
commence their season OF comedy tonight with
tie production 0i the very ia1shabic conecy oi
A Runaway Match, and tho merry farce OF
" which
The occasion will be n gala one. The VISITING
fremen from Pennsylvania will attend Ia a body
In honor Of the son OF the great comedian, MI
John :. Clarke, 80 wen known IN Phlladelphia
vhere ho owned two theatres and WAS the reign
Ing comic favOrite for generation.
ON Friday night She SiOOps 10 conquer VIII De
given. for which quito a number Of thoatre-par-
ties have secured places.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-02
THE SAVANNAH STRIKE.
It Il Extending to All Branches of Col
orcd Labor.
[By telcgraph 20 The pispatch.


SAVANNAH. GA., October The wharf
lab0rers' strike is unbroken and is cradu-
ally extending tO all branches Of cOlored
labor. The situation on the whgrvos is
practically unchanged. About 200 hands
are 1T work on the Central-rallrOad wharvCs
and as many more on other railroad and
steamship wharves, out of ! 200 u 2,5JO
usually employed. The steamship City OF
Macon. of the Savannah and Boston line,
sailed tonight with half cargo. The
Aileghany, of the Baltimore line,
scheduled to sail Wednesday. Is
still az her dock. New hands are being
brought in by every train % take the
places Of the strikers. but they desert IN "a
few hours to Join them. Tho only remedy
seems 10 bc the employment Of white Ia
bor, which Is being secured wherever pos
siblc. The strike. besides including the
colOred wharf lahOrers, Is taking IN car
drivers, lumber-mill hands. store porters,
and messengers. The city scavenger $
department hands struck to-day. A
general strike Of all colored labor
Is feared outside of the wharf
| hands. The strike is one of sympathy.
The general purpose is TO force the rail
road corporutlous to accede to the strikers
demands for an increase in wages. All
new hands are paid the schedule OF II :
| cents an hour, the increase recommended
a. a compromise by the Cotton Exchange
and Board Of Trade Committee. which the
! strikers refused t. accept. The strike has
| been without any disorder. As u precau-
| tiouary measure, however, the Mayor, un
der the alylce Of the City Council. la,
| ordered nn increase Of the police tC
four hundred men. Ono hundred special
police were sworn IN tonight. The mlllt.
tary armorics and storehouses ore guarded
| by details of soldiers 70 prevent an attack
| should an effort be made O. take posses
SION OF the armories or destroy the arms
The business of the city Is at stand-stlll
| Money IS tied up in the cotton which /
piled up III the yards and sid e-trac Ae1
along the lines of the railroads. The bank
| arc unatle 10 Accommodate their patrons
| The strikers have held several meeting
to-day, but are quiet and orderly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-02
70 Hc Married at Old st. Johns.

Mr.. Il. 4. y. Cooley and Miss Hattie Ger
trude Davis will he married at ST. Johns
church Wednesday afternoon, October
18th, at 1880 o'clock
Rov. Lewis W. Burton, pastor of the
church, will ofiiciate and Will be assisted
hy Rev. DR.. George Cooper. OF the First
Baptist church. Several Ot the ushers Will
be from North Carolina.
Slr Cooley Is a North Carolina lawyer OF
some prominence. Is son Of DIR. Cooley,
ol Raleigh, and a member of the Grand
Lodge OF Odd-Fellows Of that State.
Tho hride-elcct Is daughter of George
b. Davis, ESQ, of this city, one of the
leading Odd-Follows III Virginia. Miss
DAVIS Is a mem Der Of st. Johns church.
aud has taught il TIE Sunday school for
several wears.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-02
TARGeT-PRACTlCE BY VETERANS.
,1njor Phillips Wins First and Mr.. Pyic
sccond-HOnor Medals.

The Grays Veteran Association, Of which
Hon joseph &. DickersOn il president,
had their target practice yesterday afternoon at
tho New pump-hOuse. This was postponed from
June the 10Th ON account Of the hard rain on
that day.
Major James f. Phillips, the old war leu
tenant Of the Grays. won the gold medal as me
hest shot, and Comrhdo ID. II. Pyle q geld
medal for being the second best shot.
Tho medals were presented III neat spcech
by Captain G. Gray Bossicux.
The association in a meeting held Afterwards
instructed the secretary 20 tender their ryinpa-
thics To COmrade John Pitt on account OF the
death OF his son.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-02
CRUSHED by 4 CAR.
SUPPRESSION OF CRIME IN PITT CO.
Remarkable Scene in tho Court-Hoom-
Heavy Losses by Fire-ti.y Crop

rcorrespondence Of the Kichmond Dispatchi
SCOTLAND NECK, n. c., October IA
number of persons from this place nave at
,,,,tas PIT County Court this week.
Tudsc ConnOr Is on tho bench and he has done
q crnet deal towards suppressng crime III tbat
county .,. ,,o,,o A., ,hc
A rcnarkablo occurrence TOOK place III tAo
.o,rt.roorn. A cOlored girl who was prosecuting
,er nctrayer agreed to marry him ana the cefo-
nony MAS performed almost exactly whore
nrtsEner had stood 10 receive ms death sentohcr.
Nr. j. J. LauginehOuse has lost slV'ooo worm
-, |sr,o utensils and tobacco irOm the WORK OF
, tncendiary. He is one OF tie leadlng farmers .
s p,,t county and his losses by such means dl-
ring the past few Year, Will amount 10 as Hiu'H
a. $4,000 H., , o-o not,g
Larger quantities Of pca-yine hay are DeIhg
sonad hy the farmers of this section than ever.
Isree landowner said 10 your correspondent
to-day that people are Just beginning u ioaIn ii
This country how TO do things.
SUCCESSFUL MILLS.
srnorintendont Ilollingsworth said last hlsht
,hnt the knitting mills had been III opersuVn
@ 'na' voar and they had done exceedingly Wei.
Tn,sa Ioouers yesterday loopod nlnety-sevth
Ten pair OF socks and stockings anu 'ni ~ -
o,pcrs iooped nfty-throo dozcn, making l2O
,oren nair in ono day by six giris. he Ha!r no
A. ney preparing goods 10 send to thc SouIheI.
rxnos,iion NJ Raleigh. lie will send SOCKS ahi
,Ntesinys OF all grades, and lne uispiay oi
,t, sIv eyos,s The mills doing vel anu
na mn take all tho operatives VINO apply
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-02
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

BOWMAN, BOSWELL & sHUMAN, lots on tho
Mechauicsyille turnpike.
j. II. VALENTINE, 1880 A. NJ, furniture, cars
pets, rugs, &C.
j.. B ELAN 4 CO., p. NJ, lo:s Oh Cary
street near the Boulevard.
GEORGES. vAsHON & SON. ~ r. ", trus-
toes salo Of lot and framo d"olilns on Diisir
street between Washington and Carter.
WILLIAM JENKINS * son. 1890 l.. NJ,
bananas, pears. apples, and grapes
DENOON, TUPPER a CO.. Y. NJ, trustees
sale Of improved property.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-02
DEEDS OF SALE RECORDED.
Transcript Of Those Entered Yesterday III
Richmond and uenrico.

Tn the Clerks Office oi , the SnahcelS Snn1s ~
Court yesterday the ioioMins uooU' "a
S'o,',',in and sale we're recorded; ~ T..
0 Joa 70 ana Jesp fHIT,e Knney IL IN 'eS. eS
O, ,.,,. f0r - feet on came bciweeA BO"e ana
Kinney. 500 - - v,r,oo, 20 u Carrier
e, T. -" 1,a. fret on north side Franklin sIect
near Fourth, $4,000. , ,.s,, ,oJ v
Kichard X. Kau,loy ana VIE WIG 10 ., -, ~ NO.; '.
NIL one hall interest Ia 6%1s foet on 1d We,
iien Virginia street and annual rent Oh sooo
charged ON said property, s3'2OV p c.-,o~
In,p A. Ninson and wife 70 George l. 'nrtoi,
1a', On vest side Bolyiderc street between
Ohina ",'J Nine % r. Burf0ot Taylor, "24 feet
on north eide Leigh street pet"eon S'A'i ""u
Seventh, 1850. Ito 60 u.sgia L.
I'D. - charles y. wood, 10 feet on cast n, sluo
'rweniy-eighth street between y anu " si'''
nEsKIco COUNTY COURT.
E.A. Catliu and wife and Thomas u: ,no Ne"o"
o. iii,srn r. Gates, lot 81, ROBIN farK, WV
j. B. Myers and wife 10 u; a. iato ne.., "nu near
Tucker. $50 feot on north 5ido Lewis s'foe' ho"'
MiItynfrc. $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-02
Mr.. W. Svdnor. of Hanover county. yes
orday sent the following to the DIS

Nr. ". Svdnor, OF llan0yor county, yes-
torday sent the following to the DIS
PATCH:
"Kcfcrring TO a statement ia your issuo ~ To-
day, permit me 10 ray taat the gentleman rom
near Pols Green Who reported n "maisnant
form" of diphihrria and "scgcral deaths within
the last feW days must De- mistaken. passed
through that village yesterday evening and saw
DR.. !. l.. Deitrirs. the leading physician II the
place, who told me that Lc know % no cases a.
all ia the neighborh0Od at that time: thnt h'
had rccn but very fsw cascs this inll ani had
had but two deaths, thins, IN his pra ticc.'
Mr. John E. liunlcy, postmaster at Pole
Grcon. was in the c!ty yesterday, ana stated t. a
DISPATCH reporter that he Fncw there had not
been q single ease of diphtncila In his ncighbor-
hood. lie had heard reports 90 ,hc cLeci thai
'here had been few cases further down IN tho
county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-02
The s.brsc-addi,ion snle Begun.

The sale Of lots at Scbree addition nd
vcrt.scd 10 take place yesi,r riay WIS made r.
gqrdlcss Of the weather, which was thrcatcuins'
al day.
Mc.srs. Bowman. Boswell & Shuman an
uouuccd that there would be no reserve or
limit and there wa. none. Tho crowd IN at-
tendance, owing 70 the weather, was small, bni
those present proltci by the occasion anl
'hirty-eicht lots were sold nj very lOw prices,
the purchasers being wcll-knOwn businessmen
and investors.
The snie VIII continue to-day ana tomorrow
regardless OF the weather There il n good
dwelling on the property, and those who attend
can be comfortable and projected should 1t rain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-02
To Subscribers Richmond Telephone Ex-
change.

To Subscribers Richmond Telephone Ex
change.
Please add the following names and
numbers TO your list:
76S-C. X. Nuckols Il Co.
l9j-porch & Mcfarland.
9Si-CamerOn 4 Cameron.
2lG-Tho C. L. Sauer Company.
lOOO-Sydnor & Iiundley.
2l2-Farmyille and powhatan II. Il. Co.
7Os-W. W. Foster.
773-Philip Whitlock's residence.
9sG-Mountcastle d Talbot.
9S3-George Med. Blake.
9th. c. Lynn. Toll-station.
4l3-Dr. Ramon ID. Garcin.
9g9-Tazewell Elicit.
Woodward Il Lothrop.
RICHMOND TELEPHONE EXCHANGE.
Il. Il. Rood. Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-02
,yorkmen Attend Services.

About one hundred Chesapeake and Ohio
shol-mcn attended the nContiGe service lh tho
Nt.sion tent Thursday. The congregations are
GOOD at the NIGHT services, and several have re-
quo-tcl prayer. c,..,..
The tent II ono block east OF the Chesapeake
and ohio shop. on seventeenth street. iho
meeting will continue TINS week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-02
,rnz,rf Acndcmr of lfnsic

At the Academy of Music tonight Suns
"Ncw Phantasna" will be presented for the
first time in Richmond. The engagement Is for
tn. ana tomorrow night, including saturday
matinee. "phantasma II an original. novel,
and refined entertainments and las everywhere
attracted large and pleased audiences.
Tho sale Of seats Tor the Jehor6on-tiorcncc
engagement opens at the Academy ms morn
ing al g o'clock. Indications are that long line
Of purchasers viii front II the ticket oflice
nearly all day. This engagement j. unquestion-
ably the important histriOnic event Of the pre-
~ ~ url-l.eIucIt season.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-02
ufr, oON,S MORTUARY REPORT.
,r,. Iotton Crop Late--Oniy One Bale Sold
Go rar-A Number Of Boy Tramps'

correspondence Of the KIchin0Hu p''FH'cnl
Wv,pos. N. g., October 1.-The mortn,
ranort of this town for September WIZ
ary nsro fsvorably with any town In the STATE.
only two .aS deaths ,ss oiSsp aSsG lady
inon'" aon suddenly OF heait-dlsease. Population
1000. o,o ,u,ared bales OF cotton had
,een soId here during septenDcr agas, ~ 49,, 1ns
one bale This year. The crop !" '"o u '"'''
"IV "nmper Of tramps have been Soen no'e 'ii'S
wsck some Of them nero b'y@
PERSONAL
Ma W. Y. Daniel. who has been on visit to
ss,,'er. Captain Charles q. snead' IA rao' @
.snna county. Va, rotufnoa noNA"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-02
Emmons Blaine, General Agent.

BALTIMORE, September 30.-It is off,
ciaIy announced that Emmons Blaine, son Of
s.rretary Blaine, has been appointed general
oy.nt OF the Baltimore and Ohio RAILROAD Com
many for Chicago and the Northwest, to take
rfiect October /, 1891. Ho will be the author
iged representative OF the executive depart
10 the President. His once win 10 In the kook-
cry building, Chicago
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-02
All Thrce Wore Sent to JAN.

In the Hastings Court yesterday Judge
vii, disposed Of the following cases:
William j. Stokes. charged with playing
pOlicy. Ninety days In jail and one cent fine.
Henry Shields. chargei with the same offence.
Thirty days IN Jail anu - fine.
Robcrt Howell. who Was convicted In the PO-
lice Court Of petit larceny ami gwen ninety days
i'm lalI. took an appeal TO the Hastings Colit.
Ills case was tired yesterday ana the punishment
vas the same a. that inflicted by the lower