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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-08-28
A Strike Extcndinr.

The strike on the Lake Erie & Western
railroad is extending and unless some terms
are soon agreed upon the entire line will be
blockaded. The main shop OF the road at
Lima is shut down owing to the strike.
This throws 300 more men out Of employ
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-08-28
Nebraska Assessments and r.x

The state board of equalization has com.
pleted the tax levy for 1891. The total as.
sessed valuation for the state is s1s3. 15e !.
2G0.4s, rs against $751;, 40, 3O4 81 of last va.r
The levy this year is 81, 207, os2 Al, as against
s1,171.524.48 in 1890.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-08-28

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-22
TOPLAY BASEBALL IN PETERSBURG.
4 Nine from Company VIII Cross Bats
with the Cockade City Grays.

About sixty members of the First Nlr-
e,inio repimeut will 90 to Petersburg to-
dov 70 witness the game OF Dase-bail De-
t,ceen the Gravs of this city and the nine
hearing the same name IN the COckaue
City.
Two teleerams have been received from
Captain I.assiter. i'll which he states mat
the Richmond boys will be rendered a
handsome banquet and treated WIN the
utmost hospitality. -,
mand the detachment from TINS CITY anu
a. the occasion is not formal military
one Captaln w. Kirk Matthews will act rs
his first lieutenant, Captain Tenant as
his second lieutenant, Lieutenant Charles
Werner rs Junior second Lieutenant. aud
sergeant L. l.. Jeter as orderly sergeant.
The nine of the Richmond Grays Is COM
posed of the following gentlemen: fhii;
lips. catcher Doughty, pitcher heu
Knob DAVIS, short-stop Gibson, hrst
has. Talaterro, second base; Baptist,
th,r6 base Minor, left field !; Shelton,
riyht field: Harrison, centre-held; D. II.
Kradley. substitutes; G. I'll. kinderyater'
umpire Charlie Ezekiel, scorer.
Those going TO the C0ckade CITY VIII as
semble at the Armory at O'Clock TINS az
terpoon and leave on the 2:5o tram. Inc
officers 10 command the detachment are
particularly desirous that the atten1hucc
ssbail he large. as the Petersburg Grays
have ALWAYS shown friendly disposition
towards our military. Colonel Jones ana
severaI members or his staff will accom-
'ICI, Company A hes adopted resolutions OF
resnect to tho memory OF friVate Law
rence Lewis, a member Of the company,
uho died Thursday morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-22

mule belonging to said Banks, was sent 70
the uustlngs Court for indictment by the
grand jury.
The occurrence happened about O'Clock
yesterday morning, and il in claimed that
gnst rs Augustus was coming out with the
beast he WAS nabbed and turned over to
the police.
The real name OF Augustus is thought 10
De Charles Pietri. He is also sad To be a
naive of the West Indies.
Charles cambridge (colo-ed) was also
seut on TO the grand jury. He is charged
with felony, striking white man named
Harry lraylor with q rock and inhicting
two scalp-wounds.
Atalnda Epps 10 n fascinating mnlatio
whose charms Joe Robinson could not 10.
sist, but upon making undue advances
Salinda threatened 20 have her husband
shoot Joe. Malinda was required 70 pa,
the costs and the case was dismissed
Emanuel Ross and Virginia Johnson
tboth cOlored) were up tor fchtinc
Emanuel was put under bond 10 behave
himself, ana Virginia was finad s. and
c9sts c3, and given the same restriction in
Jacob Henry (colored) was assessed OK
Tor Threatening C. XII Harriet Smith (and
falling to keep his word.
lhe case OF John Atkins. who j. charge1
with ieloniouely entering the warehou,e OF
The Ola Dominion Iron and Nail Works
and stealing and ca.rying away n LOT of
brass, was continued until September 18th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-22
THESTATs DENTAL ASSOCIATION.
The Annual Meeting of This Organization
at Old Point

Doctors Mercer and Dawson returned
Yesterday from Old Point, where they
nave been attending the annual meeting
OF tae state Dental Association.
About scyenty-fiye OF the Old Dominion
tootn-pullers were present. and among
these were Doctors keesee. Mercer. Daw-
son, and Moore, of this city, and a number
OF distinguished men from other States.
The first dav Tuesday was consumed
by the organization. in the transaction of
routine business, and on the second day
SPECIAL Papers Of interest to the fYaternliy .
were read ~ Drs. ". Wood Campbell. of
suffolk, ana T.. Z. Beadios. OF Danville.
On wednesday the election OF officers was
also taken up, and the following gentle.
men wlll nc the helm,mon of the associa-
non for the ensuing year Dr. Parramore.
OF HAMPTON. president: DIR. T.. l.. Beadles.
first yice-DresiGeut: DR.. NJ L. Dawson. Of
Richmond. second vice-president: DIR.
Burgess, of Lynchburg, third vice-presi-
dent; Dr. Moore. corresponding secretary :
llr. kccsee, recording secretary. EXecu-
tive Committee W. l.. Bacon. lynch
burg: ". O. Smith, Louisa, and w. Wood
Campbell. Suffolk.
On the thild day the subject Of clinics
was discussed and taken part IN bv n num-
Der of distinguished gentlemen. Foremost
among them was Or. Gordon White. of
Nashville. Tenn, who gave an interesting
illustration of his new method of tooth
crown work.
The association selected Rockbridge
Alum Springs as the place Of meeting next
year.
nr. Keesee and his family are still at Old
Point.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-22
Yesterdays Ball.
[By telegraph to the Dispatch.l

At Philadelphia Oeague): R. B.H. E.
Philadelphias o 0 1 0 0 0 O-l 3
New Yorks.. Il % l 0 Q Ks l
Batteries-Gleason and Clements; j..
Ewing and Buckley.
At Baltimore (Association): R. B.H. T..
Baltimore. .....3 O-3 3
Washington. 0 3 0 II IL
Batteries-Healsy and Robinson; Carsey
and Sutcliffe. Game called at end OF sixth
Inning on account of ram.
At Louisville: Louisyllles Milwaukees.
Game postponed on account Of rain.
At Boston (Association): R. B.H. f.
Bostons .,....0 0 0 o 0 2-l1 Is
Athletics. 10000 % 0 "a 10 4
Batteries-O'Brien and Kelly; Chamber
lain, Sanders, and Alilligan.
At Chicago Ueague): R. BAE.
Chlcagos. ...2 U 2 0 0 o. IL 4
Clevelands. % 1 20 o 8 3
Batteries Hutchinson and Kittridge !;
Getzein and Zlmmer.
At Brooklyn Ueague): R. B.H. f.
Brooklyns. .....1 % 90 0 5 q s 10
Bostons.. 0 900 % II 4
atteries-Hemming and Kinslow: Clark
son and Cancel.
At Cincinnati (League): R. B.H. Z.
Cincinnatis .. % D 0 90
Pittsburgs. % 1 0 % 0x-2 10 2
Batteries -Mullance and Harrington /;
Calvin and Miller.
At st. Louis (Association): R. B.H. E.
st. Louis. ... 3 0 0 0 l 0 o. l
Columbus. o 0O00 600 "a 6
Batteries -McGill and Darling, Cast
right and Donahue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-22
hospitable to them during the recent 'iS''
Of the Camp to Lexington:


Whereas X. T.. Lee Camp. No. 1, Cou.
feGerate Veterans, gratefully apprec'as,L,n'., s,a,',
the generous hospitality EXTENDED 70 ea .nea"
by the people Of Lexington, Va. on the -; ~;
sion Of their visit to that city 20 pas IL :
pate in the unveiling ceremonies Oh ii9 .u9
statue of General Thomas j. (StoneNanl
Jackson desire TO express their tnahkS ~
all who contributed TO their coniof. "HN
enjoyment: therefore be 1t - 70
Resolred. That the thanks OF IL. ~; he he
Camp. No. /, Confederate Veterans, ne'
and they are hereby. rendered to the ci.i-
zens Of Lexington for their hospitao.e re-
ception. kind consideration, and nDeiai
entertainment extended to them; TO tue
ladies' of Lexington-nOble southern Wo-
mon-who were untlring III their enoTts ~ ~
our behalf we feel that words are too Ial1t
our gratitude TO tell. with oil our heai.'
we thank you: to the following cru
zens whose doors ever ever Open
TO rs. whose hands were ever extenueu
with n fraternal grasp and whose hearts
seemed filled with love and cordial greet
ing we return our thanks and place upon
our records ever 10 be cherished whie
memory shall revert to the happy past tne
names Of Colonel J. II. Edmondson; Gene
raj G. W. c. Lee. Captain John q. Bouue,
Captain James J. White. Judge Wiliianl'
Mclaughlin. +. A. Moore. Esq. Hon. W u
liam a. Anderson. Mrs. ). p. Lee, Mrs; r.
Graham, Colonel +. NJ. Pendleton, Hon.
s. H.. Letcher. ". q. Mcdowell, ESQ.,
Colonel william NJ. Patton, John 7. Welsh
and Colonel E. W. Nichols.
That these resolutions be spread on our
records and copy be sent to Colonel J'
II. Edmondson. chairman.
Il. Z. CAMPBELL,
JoHN MURPHY,
D. SMITH REDFoaD,
j. TAYLOR STRArToS,
Committee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-22
OFFICERS AGAINST MDNsHlNERS.
Two Men Killed and a Tha Man Fatally
Wounded,
by telegraph 70 the ipatch.l ]

MOBILE. Ala. August 2i Robert Sims,
indicted for illicit dis.illinI was arrested
on Wednesday by tniteStates Marshal
w. @. Stribling and pf twenty miles
from Bladen Springs, Chock county. Ala,
after having defed Stritts when that
official came along. Sims fused tomoye.
so he had to be carriedk the posse to
wagon. lie was taken toladen Springs,
and there. last night. his lends came TO
hio rescue. and q fight tot place. in the
midst Of which Sims escap. In the melee
DIR. A. b. Pugh, of the pd, and son OF
was fatally wounded
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-22
MANCHESTER NEWS IN BRIEF.
Personal and Other Items Of Interest from
Across the James.

Mira. N. D. johnson will leave to-day for
visit to the mountains.
Mayor A. G. Atkinson has gone to the
Farmville Lithla Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ii. Purdy left last eve
ming for the North and will be absent three
weeks.
Mrs. NJ. F.. Woodbridge ia at home after o
visit of several weeks in the country.
Mrs j. ". Reynolds and her two little
daughters are visiting Mrs. Reynolds 3
parents in Goochand county.
Mrs. Il. l.. Iomlin will leave Monday for
Norfolk, where she will spend several
weeks with relatives and friends.
Mr. George II. Jewett. of Midlothian,
who is a candidate for senatorial honors,
was in Manchester Wednesday evening.
Judge John II. Ingram and Mr.. George
T.. Gary have returned from Halifax coun-
ty, where their families are spending the
summer
Mrs. r. ". Peterson and her mother,
Mrs. Ruth. have returned from pleasant
visit 10 Captain Nj. Petersons family in
Petersburg.
Mrs. William Smith, Of this city. gave a
picnic at Forest-Hill Park Yesterday TO a
number of friends from Petersburg aud
Manchester.
A negro man named Booker johnson has
been sent on TO .he grand jury Of the
Chesterfield County Court for beating his
nephew. boy eleven years of age. John
son tied the boy to tree and dogged him
severely.
new Episcopal church is being built at
Chester, on the Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. which, when completed. will be- a
handsome and attractive place OF worship.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew L. Snellings ten
dered q reception and musicale 10 num-
Der of their friends Wednesday evening.
An attractive musical programme was ar
ranged and artistically carried out by Mrs.
Snelllngs and her brother, Professor Henry
Eyre Brown, who is organist in Or. L. De-
Witt Tslmage's tabernacle III Brooklyn.
Professor Brown spent short time yes
terday morning at Holly Springs, the resi-
dence or Major Joseph Walker, in Ches-
terfield. and there delightfully."- entertained
gathering of ladies.
hr. w. 5. Odell aud Miss Georgiana Ellis
were married by Rev. T. r. REYNOLDS
Wednesday night at the residence of the
brides father, Mr.. George Ellis, on Semmes
street.
There were several prisoners before the
Mayors Court yesterday, morning but all
OF them were tramps or other persons
taken up as suspicious characters. All of
them were given a few hours to leave the
city.
Boadicea Circle. No. /. Of Druds was re-
organized in Swansboro' Wednesday night
by Deputy-D y-District-Supreme-A Arch James
A. Lipscomb. A large number OF new
members were enrolled and the following
officers were installed: J. 4. Bennett, y.
A. D.; b. II. Hudson. A. D.; w. I. Powell.
4. b.; Mrs. J. J. Writ, s b.; Mrs. A. Nj.
Coon, secretary; W. L. Coon, treasurer
J: W. Williams, conductor; Mrs Il: A.
Hughes, conductress;. Mrs. 3. Powell. l..
g.; Mrs. }. l.. Bennett. o. q. The cleo
ton OF trustees was deferred till Monday
night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-22
yvork of che Ambulance Yesterday

The city ambulance was summoned yes
teriav morning at 1l:4O o'clock to attend
a coIored woman who was taken suddenly
sick N the Police Court. After receiving
the proper medical attention she was taken
Another call was received at 2:3o p. NJ,
70 attend n white man at Ovens N Minors
drugstore who was suffering from asthma.
He was taken to the city hospital for
treatment.
AtI.9O p. NJ. call was received to at
tend a reqro at No. 200 north Sixth street
Who had been kicked on the shin by n
horse Despite the fact that this Is the
,,ost vulnerable portion of an Ethiopian's
anatomy the unfortunate was not seri-
onslv hurt. After receiving the proper
medical attention he was left with friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-22
DEALINGS IN REAL ESTATE.
Deeds Of Sale Recor led In the City an,
County Courts.


The following deeds Of bargain and sale
wcro recorded yesterday IN the Clerks
Office of the Chancery Court:
Homie /. Bates t. Sarah j., wife Of w.
j. Barham, 20 feet on west side Beech
street between Man and Floyd. $4,000.
-. a. kuyk to A. NJ. Kuvk, &c feet on
north side VI street near Thlrty-hrst. : 800.
HENnIco COUNTY COURT.
Sarah J.. Blanton to Charles F. Wingo.
q 5-l2 feet on the Boulevard, northwest
corner Of Park avenue, $732.5O.
Jack Goode and wife t. James Il. and
Virginia Holmes. lG feet on south side Wal
lace street near Richie. -.
Mary +. Leonard's trustee, TO Margaret
Gogau. co feet on north side Louisiana
street near Erin, II. 900.
Northside Land Company to James NJ
Watson, lot IN square 3. Chestnut Hill,
Sifj.
James b. Pace and James II. Dooley and
their wives 10 Robert NJ. Smith. 81 Ii feet
on south side Main street near Meadow.
= 1861.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-22
WINNING HORSES.
Race Evonts Yesterday at Saratoga and
EIsewhere-To-Day's Cards.
rBy telegraph to tho Dispatch.l

(By telegraph to tho Dspatch.l
S.RAroGA, y. T., August 21.-Fourth
extra dav. The track was fast.
First race seven furlongs - Inferno
won: DR.. Hasbrouck second, Lord Harry
third. Time 1:2SR.
Second race-selling, four and ono-half
furlongs Foreigner won; Bonnie Burke
second. Cottonade third. Time, Sc.
Third race-owners' handicap, three
year -olds. one mlle-Racine wOn Tanner
second, Lady Pulsiier third. Time, l;42
Fourth race-for beaten horses. five fur
longs-Orinoco won; Lady Unde second,
Gratitude third. Time. 1903.
Fifth race-for beaten horses. five fur
longs-Woodbena won; Bengal second,
King Mac third. Time. los.
Sixth race selling. six furlongs-Cen-
.aur won; Luray second, Busteed third.
Time, l:i64.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-22
Academy of RIuslc.

Tickets go on sale this morning at the 9
acadtwv Of Music for the engagement OF
Hobby Gavlor and his excellent comedy,
l','',,a,v poDTa who commence thrce-niehts'
C''iai@n,ocnt ooli.i "'r' next Monday. The company
az az 6een performing all this week IN
Washington to crowded houses ana l,nst ,ne
press Of that city h has sP1hsn SPeptormance IN NIT Il
Ia IA LEN emf comedy-a satire on the New
Yort Yt 400 "-intensely funny, and totally
noobiectionable. Its success everywhere
- Lnon nhrnOmonal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-22
Cnrn,nn Americana Meet.

The Young Mems German-Ame.ican As
ISOLATION held an important business
meeting az sanger Hall last night To take
steps preparatory TO their participation in
the celebration which takes place on Ger
man day. Vice President III. NJ. Bromm
occupied the chair. and Bir. George Del
trick acted rs secretary.
The committee appointed 20 make ar
rangements for the music reported that
they had perfected their plans.
A committee was appointed TO collect
money 20 defrav the expenses incurred in
taking part IN the celebration.
Another meeting OF the association will
DO held next Monday night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-22
nnnnmnx Oh NIsin street.

An exciting runaway occurred on Ma, Nam y
s,reet between Twelfth and fouIteeniiin
ester sterday shortly after noon. A wen, Wen,
yos.s,1s n,vn crocer was driving down the street
=, nbseton when his horse became shocS- &c,
"a "a : nv one OF the electrician, ralis. me me
animal became frightened ana orohe ',1 u ms ~
a run. upsettine u jumper ana rbn rbfo"aa gentie.
0cTn'i1't ,".n IN the last.named vehicle was only
aI;cbtly hurt. The fleeing animal rs YVES
oheented oi,e near Fourteenth street oeiore
yn,,bar damage WAS done.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-22
THE TORCH-LlGHT PARADE.
Arrangements for n Grand Feature Of Ger
mnn-DaY EestiyIties.

The German-Day Parade Committee met
at Sanger Hall last night and perfected ar
rangements for the grand torch-hght pro
cession to be- given on the evening of Sep
TEN Der 22d- -German-Day at $50 o'clock.
The line of march will be from Seventh
to Broad street. thence TO Nineteenth; up
Nineteenth TO Laurel.
There will be q grand display of FIRE
works. and in tho procession there will be
over 500 torch-liehts. while the city will
viii be fairly Illuminated with bodfres.
Mr.. A. Won n. Rosenegk has been ap-
pointed chief marshal of the parade.
Chairman c. II. Philips or Secretary O..
Larden will cheerlully furnish any infor-
nation about the coming carnival.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-22
POLITICAL ADVICE FROM ABROAD.
| What the Democrats Should Do-Harrl-
son and His disappointment.

tBy Anglo-American cable to the Dlspatch.l
LONDON, Enc. August 2l.-The Times in
an article on American politics says: "The
Democrats are more likely. TO conauer
against Blaine and Mckinley by propound-
ing a sober programme with a sober repre-
sentative than by trying TO emulate APP
peais to the American flag, and the mag
nificent achievements of electrifying di-
plomacy.
full hiding of his disappointment. the
Times remarks that the office of President
has SOLDERING influence, which will proba-
bly, tone down the viyacity OF the mani
festoes issued In Mr.. Blaine's interest
should he be elected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-22
Mr.. POWDERLY ASKS QUESTION.
He Wants to Know II Labor-Day Is Legal
Holiday in Virginia.

Holiday IN Virginia.
The Governor has received the follow
ING letter:
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. August Is, 1891.
Ion. Pkiio mckinney, GOUGn0r Of Virginia; :;
Esteemed SRI shall esteem it favor
one winch il shall be q pleasure TO reclprO-
cate-if you viii eniiehten me on the fol
lowing points Did the last session Of the
Legislature of your State pass a law
making Labor-day "a legal holiday, and if
20 who presented the bill and IN what
house did it orIginatel
Thanking. you IN advance for the In
formation, remain very truly yours
lSirnedl t. V. POwDERLY.
i. S.-Address me at Scranton.
There is no record on the rolls of either
branch of the General Assembly of the
introduction of any such bill IL the Viz
ginia Legislature.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-22
THANKS FROM THE CAMP.
Veterans Acknowledge the Courtesies Ex
tended Them at Lexington.

Lee Camp held their regular meeting
,ast night, Very encouraging reports
YER we're made in regard to the building OF
ths re- new hospital at the Soldiers Home.
The site has been selected, which IS TO
the east of the Fleming building and the
best position obtainabie, asis WI irqht % 20
the south. Some KIND frieha % oi .Ie "a ora, aio,.s1
ba' baaaonssnd bricks to aid in its erection.
The Camp adopted the following resolu-
.,o,, axnressiye of the feelings OF the
T.,au Tom 70. tha Kind friends who we're 20
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-22

Captain Frank Cunningham sang In his
most happy style. Messrs. Samuel Comet.
W.. A. Swan, and T.. Il. Ford rendered OK.
cellent music on the violin. violincello. and
banjo. The car service still continues
good. Tonight will be the last. and .
pleasant time Is guaranteed 10 all who will
be so fortunate as 20 b. on hand. Captain
Cunningham will sing and First Virginia
regiment drum corus, Captain Cowardip's
celebrated boys. will add enjoyment to the
occasion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-22
nt.oi,1.. .Tideyatcr Convention.

Tho Disciples Tidewater conveniI,on VII
bo bsld at Gethssmare church, in Hanover
county. next Wednesday, and VII continue en- d;.
tIree davs. All the ministers OF the uls-
trict will be present. and many from otheI
nortions of Virginia ana heignpOIIn ~ is
1iciy 1icbmond people viii 60. up daily, and
i',Ilin i',I,',a conycvances will leave seventh;
pt.ront Christian church Wednesday and
Thursday mornings at {. o'clock. H..
Mission work in tho district Is the object
IS tina meeting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-22

The rain was one of tho heaviest 70. cover
such a large territory that has been known
TO fall in these parts for years. aud the
people are inclined to attribute IFS co:
piousness to the scientific experiments OF
Dyrenfurth's party. Near Midland great
deal ct water is Low on the ground, ana
ranchmen say it will insure good range
for cattle for many months.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-22
MoonlIgh, Excursion. by the Military.

give their las moonlight excursion next
THURSDAY night, aud special efforts Will bs
made 90 render the occasion even moro
enjoyable than The trip down tho James
have heretofore been.
The Richmond Grays will also give an
excursion to Dutch Gap next Tuesday
night. The steamer Ariel will leave the
wharf at 7:30 o'clock
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-22
The Jabor-Dny Celebration.

Richmond Typographical Union, No; 90,
held their regular monthly meeting last
night at Odd Fellows Hall. After the
transaction OF routine business n commit
tee was appointed to make arrangements
for the observance Of Labor Day. in this
city. The printers will be well repre-
sented IN the parade.
The Bricklayers' Union will meet this
evening 10 decide upon the pTaotlcability
of participating III the parade.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-22

There will be Requiem High Mass at st;
Nrarv-s Catholic church this morning at .
O'clock ' for Mr. Herman Bohiing, whose
end9cn e vI9 death on Thursday at Alphausen1,
Germany. was reported III yesterday 5
DIsrATCH. l,,.. o,d .
second cablegrgm received yesteId"y stateu
red i,r Miss Holzgrefe and his wife and tour
children who survive him are at their
nome in this city. He was buried IN Ger
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-22
Death of , Former Tobacconist.

Many of the older citizens OF Richmond
will regret to learn of the death of Mr.. A.
ID. Chockley, who was ror long time a
prominent and influential tobacconist Of
this city. Mr.. Chockley died in one of the
lower counties on Thursday, and his re-
mains were brobght To this city last even
ing for burial. The funeral services will
be conducted at Hollywood at 10 O'clock
this morning.
The deceased leaves only one son. Mr..
W. f. Chockley, now residing at Fort
Worth, Texas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-22

Despite the threatening weather quite .
good crowd gathered last night at the
lawn party which Is being held at the
Male Orphan Asylum. As usual the
grounds were very beautiful and attrac-
tive, the Chinese lanterns and other
lights presenting very pleasing APP
pearance. Some pretty girls were on
hand. too. and lent enchantmout to the
heppY scsnes The attractions were varied