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Evening journal., 1891-11-19
ore TO CHICAGO.
The state Worlds Fair omolals Hold An
Interesting Meeting at seaford.

The state Worlds Fair OniolaIs Hold An
Interesting Meeting at seaford.
A meeting Of the Delaware Commis
sioners Of the Worlds Fair was held In
Seaford yesterday Ali the members
were present. In addition to them, Mrs
R. R. Kenney Of Dover, Miss Ida Bacon
of Georgetown, and Mrs Caleb Church
man tof Wilmington, lady managers Of
the Delaware Board Mrs. J. Frank Ball
OF this city and Miss Kinder of Milford,
Delaware members of the national board
OF lady managers; Mrs Tor0ert sof Mil
ford and Mrs Theodore F. Armstrong Of
Newark, alternates; Governor Reynolds
and General r. R Kenney, the executive
I'm missioner, and Hon. George Y. Mas
sey, commissioner from Delaware on the
national board.
The matters pertaining TO Delaware
exhibits were discussed fully but the
board did not come to any definite con-
clusion.
1t was decided to send W. r. Allsbsnd
in company with Commissioners Henry
G Conrad, Matthias T. Moore, Mrs. Ken
ney, Mrs. Churchmsn and Miss Bacon,
to the conference of the states to be held
in Chicago. on December 8 Governor
Reynolds was Invited to go, aud con
sented. The meeting then adjourned tC
meet again at the call Of the chairman.
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snrinn. riInn.s ~ Two snnntnr..

ALBANY, Nov. l9.-The illness Of Sena-
tor Deane and Senator Harvey J. Donald
son continues TO add much to the uncer-
tainty Of the present political situation.
In the case Of the former very little, II any,
hope is given for his recovery. The case OF
Senator Donaldson, who was threatened
with pneumonia, is not so serious, and il
Is now believed that the danger line is
passed Both are Republicans.
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CIereymen and socialism.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 19.-The Protestant
Episcopal Church congress, in session at
Washington, discussed the question OF
socialism Several Of the delegates pro
claimed themselves to be out and out
socialists and Rev. William Prall, Of De
troit, Mich, said the principles Of
Christianity and socialism were the same,
except that Christianity went further than
aocialism.
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III NleN "a AAAA Ati1An
noted, which Of
the three men
named is the most
availablef Will
not the sober sense
OF the national
convention insist
upon the elimina-
tion OF factional
strife in this state
by the nomination
OF Governor Flow
err Whether there
really exist sufii-
cient basis for
leach OF the state
ments thus given
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he swindIed Mrs. Frank Leslie.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 19-Albert Hope,
alias Allen Heath, twenty-one years Of
age, OF Shreveport, La, was arrested here
charged with forging check for $3.50 on
the Market Street National bank In his
satchel was found list Of names OF people
whom he declared he had swindled.
Among the names was that Mrs Frank
Leslie, who was credited with Si65
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81. Pnnl,s BE BlaEe.

ST. PAUL. Nov ia fire in the whole
sale district Of St. Paul, which ragged seven
teen hours, destroyed the wholesale gro
Gerry house Of Griggs, Cooper & Co, Far
well Ozmun, Kirk & Co's wholesale hard
ware buildings and Karl Simmonds' drug
store, causing loss of about 81, 100000
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IN WIN Mt Annnnr.

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., Nov. l9-During
the week this town has been billed with
Autographs of an itinerant burlesque com
pany which is to appear here tonight with
Eva Mann as the star. Tickets sold at a
premium until Wednesday, when it was
officially announced that the woman
would not appear under any circumstances
in Atlantic City.
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10 cnn,n.t n.rhr.. s.nt.

TROY, n. ", Nov 1a.-At the meeting
Of the board Of county canvassers last
night formal notice Of a contest for the
seat Of John H. Derby, who was elected
senator by 66l majority, was given and the
canvassing board authorized a committee
to take the notice OF the contest with
proofs to the state board Of canyassers.
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Ths Erle,s New Route.

NEW YORK, Nov. l9-The Ohio and
Mississippi railway has for many years
been the principal connection Of the Erie
and New York, Pittsburg and Ohio rail-
roads to and from st. Louis. The Erie
has now formed an entirely new line to
ST. Louis over the Vandalia road, and the
Vandalia is TO be the exclusive connection
OF the Erie lines to and from st. Louis.
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rearing Down john Browns Fort.

CUMBERLAND, Nd, Nov. 1e.-Workmen
are busily engaged in tearing down John
Browns fort at Harpers Ferry. One Of
the contractors stated that stock com
pany Of Chicago capitalists had purchased
the fort and every brick and piece Of brick
Will be sent to Chicago on a special train
Of seven cars. The building will be recon
structed on the Worlds fair grounds in
Ebfruua
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a 80 1Yho Help. Rnaaia.

excited today by the announcement that
Baron Rothschild bad come to the relief
the French syndicate engaged in floating
unsold scrip. In view OF the attitude Of
the Rothsehilds and Jewish bankers gen
orally toward Russia. this is considered a
remarkable step.
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senator pecl, Gets Nrandamus.

SYRACUSE, n ", Nov. 49, Rufus t.
Peck, Republican senator-elect for this
district, was granted a preliminary man
damus directing the board OF canyassers
OF this county to declare the result Of the
canvass for state senator before Justice
George n Kennedy.
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Tbe charIeston Ordered Homo.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 19.-It was learned
at the navy department that the cruiser
Charleston had been ordered home from
the Asiatic station and would stop at Hon
olulu on her way to San Francisco. 1t is
stated at the department that the cruiser
does not 60 to Honolulu on any special
mission, but win simply stop there for
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A Bogus Pension Agent sentenced.

AUBURN, n. Y, Nov. 19.-In the United
States court Samuel J. Levy, who pleaded
guilty to representing himself as pen
sion agent and defrauding several parties
in Brockport, was sentenced to eighteen
months Imprisonment in the Monroe
county penitentiarY.
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Thair vV.gea cut nav

PITTsBURG, Nov. 19-The employees in
Oliver & Roberts South Side Wire mill
have been notified Of a 20 per cent reduc-
tion in their wages The employees ara
much dissatisfied, but no strike viii prob
ably result, as the men are without organ
i1ation
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Actor riorence's Condition.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 19.-Mr. w. ].
Florence is somewhat restless and is be-
ginning to show signs Of exhaustion. His
physicians think he is getting the better
Of the disease though his condition is still
critical
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NJ necInre Mataafa a Rebel.

SAN Francisco, Nov. 19.-The steamship
Australasia has arrived from Honolulu and
reports that the situation in Samoa is
strained and that at King Malietoa's re
quest the faipule had agreed to issue a
proclamation declaring Mataafa rebel
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Adam Nnt nn Abducter.

NEW YORK, Nov 1s.-George G. Adams,
accused of beating Katie johnson, whom
he was said to have abducted from Phila-
delphia with the aid Of a bogus mother,
was acquitted in the court OF special ses-
sions.
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PusrNEss oPPoRTUNIrIEs.

ToR SALE. OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
T. REAL nSTATE.-The we'll known : 'Prac-
tical Farmer Hotel at Grubb's, Brandywine
hundred, Is offered for sale. or viii exchange
for city real estate; has been licensed Tor one
hundred year s.; the only road house on the
Philadelphia p ke between this city and Ches.
ter; has splendid bar and hotel trade JOHN
|P. DONAHOE, $40 Orange street, Whining
ton Del
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FLOWER FOR PRESIDENT
Democratic Talk OF Him as a
COMPROMISE.
CONCERNING CLEVELAND AND HILL

The World Says Many Democrats Bee
lievc That Neither the ex-President
Nor New York's Governor Could Garry
the state but That Flower Could DO Il.
NEW YORK, Nov. io.-rhe New York
World (Democratic) says: Seven years
ago two New York Democrats were candi-
dates for the nomination for president OF
the United States One was Grover Cleve-
land, the other was Roswell p, Flower
One was governor Of the state, the other
held no office The governor won. Next
year New York will almost surely contain
two aspirants for the nomination. One
will then be United States senator The
other will hold no office. But these two
do not comprise the possibilities. There
may be a third. and the third will then be
governor. Ever since Roswell p. Flower
carried the Empire state by a majority
which approaches and may reach $1,000,
there has been much talk Of this kind. It
has come chiefly from prudent Democrats
who are not 'on the inside OF party or fac
tional management,
Flower as a Compromise.
The World claims that many Democrats
say that the contest between Cleveland
and Hin may render each liable to defeat
/ in New York state II nominated; that the
electoral vote Of New York Is essential to
| Democratic success; that "the machine"
is against Cleveland and for Hill, and that
Flower as a compromise candidate would
win The World adds:
The Partisans Deny IL.
'sThe chief object Of the Democratic party
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ceneral nutler's Condition.

LOWELL, Mass, Nov. 19.-General Butler
is still confined to his house on account OF
the trouble he has had lately with his ears
The generals son, Paul, states that the
family feels no uneasiness over his fathers
condition.
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rnR SAFE.


OUR LARGE CARRIAGE F ACTOhA Al
FIRST g. ALLMON.
DRINTFRs STEAM FIXTURES, COM
il plete witt cones. hangers, ETC., suitable
for uuarto or sishth-medium presses. Also
lot Of betting. Apply at EVENING JOURNAL
office
|DRINTERS.- FOR SALE, FOUR LARGE
Il IMPOSING stones. Apply at this Office
DIANO - SEVEN AND ONE PHIRn
Il OCTAVE SQUARE PIANO FOR SALE
CHEAP in good order; easy payments to
good purchaser. Address, PIANO, Evening
JOnrnal office.
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Damages Tor a chlld.

William Hirzel, Jr., of this city. has
sued the Wilmington City Street Rail
way Company for $4,000 damages, for
killing his 3-year-old son, Harry, at
Eighth and Tatnan streets,o on October u.
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a woman nend Il the wreeh.

PERRY, n. Y, Nov. IA passenger
train on the Buffalo, Rochester and Pitts
burg railroad jumped the track near this
place, and the baggage car and coach went
into a millpond. Mrs. Uriah G. Hoyt, Of
Rochester, was killed.
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LOST AND FOUND.

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4 OST - A SCOTCH TERRIER, THE
II fl der " II be rewarded by returning II
TO JOHN MCHUGH'S HOTEL, Eighth and
Church reefs.
GTOLEN.-ON MONDAY NIGHT SOR-
- rel horse, cropped foretop short name ana
tail about 16 hands high Suitable reward
for his return to BEAVER BARRETr, Bear
Station, Del.
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aEAL ESTATE.

TOR SALE
IN Nos g0l TO 60l Harrison street.
Nos " and S0s Van Buren, street.
Nos ton and COZ Van Buren, street.
Nos 1903 ana 1919 Pleasant street
Nos 1913, 1915 and 1917 Lancaster avenue.
Dwelling and store Thirteenth and French.
III none of the above suit. come get list.
JOHN MULVENA.
9l5 Market Street.
Office open every evening.
NOR SALE. -SIX-ROOM HOUSE. NO.
It 922 Pine street; papered; gas cemented
|cellar bath. Apply on premises.
EOR RENT. CHE THIRD STORY ROO {,
III No. 4I9J6 Market street, l6xl0, well
lighted. entrance both on Market and Shipley
.treets JAMES MON Af3ttNha- ro- 4le Mar
go street.
FSOR. RENT = HOUSE NO. $40 ORANGE
e street.JoHN FULLMER, 2l0 w. Ninth st.
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RoARn AND ROOMS

WANTED. = BOARDFRS, PLEASANT
w rooms and home comforts. Apply No.
4l2 King street.
WANTED BOARDERS. PLEASANT
w rooms. gas, bath, house heated all through
Good locality 620 West Ninth street.
nESIRABLE ROOMS WITH BOARD
IL 107 East Eighth street.
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THE LIVER And KIDNEYS
The Cause uf Many AiIments-The Proper
Treatment.

T h re are
very few heal
thy persons,
yet not one in
q Thousand can
tell the cause
Of his ailments
They are ap
plying medi-
cine for some
troub le s 0 "a Q
SYMPTOM Of a
disease, I ? 2
cause Of which
aa.oatai fhp
liver or kid
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FOR SALE.

The stock, good will and fixtures Of the
wholesale liquor store with saloon adjoining,
at Nos. 2O7 and 200 West Front street. This is
one of the largest, oldest. and best business
places in the state. The properties Nos. 2O,
s0s and 2ll West Front ,treet viii be rented
or sold on reasonable terms, as the owner
Wishes to retire from business Apply to
PHILIP G. PLUNKETT,
No. 2n West Front street.
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mo- Prefer I'm.

The chief thing to be determined now is
whether the impression Of the Flower
men" that Governor Hill has the dele
cation is correct. To obtain definite in
formation on this point a correspondent
has interviewed the members Of the state
committee, nearly all Of whom say they
prefer Hill, and that he will have the dele
rraffan
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rn rirht snnntor nrIne.

YoUNGsTowN, o., Nov. 19.-Judge King,
chairman Of the Republican state central
committee, has called a meeting OF the
committee at Columbus Tuesday, to take
action in regard to contesting the seat Of
Colonel Brice in the United States senate
and adopt measures to prevent his being
sworn in when congress convenes. King
says: Il believe it can be shown by Mr..
Thomas, of Springfield, that Brice cor
ruptly secured the election, and there
seems little doubt that competent evidence
can be obtained that Brice asnOt citi-
zen Of Ohio at the time. He had not
voted in the state for a year and was a
resident Of the city Of New York. Fur
ther, his defense against paying taxes in
Ohio has been that he is not, and has not
been, resident of the state. If this is
true, Mr.. Brice should not be allowed to
represent Ohio in the senate"
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noTIuMn

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NOTICE.-AUCTION SALE OF CLOCKS,
In Watches, etc left and unealled for at
5O9 West Front street, will be held on Friday
evening at o'clock. w. SCRANTON.
NTOTICR AN EXTRA MEETING OF
IN the Plumbers, Gas and Steam Filters
Beneficial Union will be held on Friday even
ing, November 90 A full attendance Of mem
bers is especially requested. THEODORE
FINCHER, 500 West sixth street, city.
MO MONKEY BUSINESS. LIFE SIZE
In Crayons in 5-inch frames from S3 up.
j A. ZEBLEY. Artist, No. 3l2 Taylor street,
Wilmington, Del. Call and see samples.
MONEY TO LOAN AT AND PER CT.
VA in sums to suit. Also have. customer
for house on western side OF city, about 10
rooms. j. l.. OCHELTREE.
Real Estate Broker. Rooms and 3 Ex-
change building.
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CARD TO Ny FRIENDS AND PATRONS: Your
attention and attendance at this sale is re-
spestively invited. Having other business
interests which demand my entire attention,
have decided to retire from the jewelry
business and will close out my entire stock at
auction. The quality OF the goods which
have always carried will lie a sufficient guar
antee to YOU The sale will be positive and to
g finish, as have absolutely decided to dis
continue the jewelry businefs. Every article
ser ted by the auctioneers. All persons hav-
ing watches for renair will please call for
them AZ once. HENRY q. MAHAFFY.
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Is a matter Of opinion. The partisans OF
both Mr.. Cleveland and Mr.. HUI say no,
and say it emphatically. But the fact re
mains that many Democrats who DO not
hold the confidence OF the intimate friends
Of either are giving serious heed 70 the
position as outlined above, accurately OF
-.
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They All Want the Convention.

WASHINGTON, Nov 19-The Republican
national committee will meet in the Ar
Hngton hotel in this city on Monday next
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mo partisans Deny d

"The chief object ofth Democratic party
is to nominate a man whose election would
4 . H.. .,,...,,.aa l., .,t..., - . IA fuete
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TOR RENT y HOUSE NO. $40 ORANGE
r. streetJOHN FULLMER, 2l0 w. Ninth st.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-29

badly treated by the crew Of the Rives Club,
which took their water by crossing the Apo
mnttox course without any justification. 81,
After the race ball was given, and the
Rives. who had the management OF the analr'
neglected 20 invite the Appomattox boys.
They naturally felt sore over the treatment
received. and considering what little satlsiac-
tion there was 10 be gotten out of a regatta
which cost the club always Mt least $780, the
club withdrew from the Association.
While speaking on this subject to repre-
sentative of THE TINES the other day, MT.
Bishop remarked. however, that he thought
that the Appomattox Club might come back
into the Association. 10 show the interest
which the club is taking in rowing, and also
TO have a voice in the management Of the al
fairs Of the Association.
II is certainly 10 be hoped that the Apo
mattox will take the step, and they will be
heartily received by the other members OF the
Association.
WASHINGTON AND Ike CLUB.
The boat club of Washington and Lee Uni
yersitv will be represented at to-morrow's
meeting bv Mr.. William G. Preston, who,
while at the University, was an active member
of the club.
Since he graduated. about ten years ago, he
has been Mt Lexington during several seasons,
and has coached the crews of the club.
If the club il admitted 10 membership IN
the Association, Mr.. Preston VIII acJ ~ tholI
proxy. -,
II is understood that the club is in favor Of
holding a regatta during the coming summer,
and if this is agreed upon they will send a
crew to participate in the four-oared gig race
for the challenge cup.
This is the first time that n club Of that Uni
versity is willing 10 take part in any outside
regatta.
Tip 10 the present wear there has been two
boat clubs in existence at Washington and
Lee University, and they never had any trou-
bic 10 select the necessary material from the
240 students Of the institution.
The clubs have been in the habit Of having
friendly contests between Themselves annually
at the time Of the commencement exercises.
This year they will put only one club for
ward. and are determined TO compete with
other clubs in the State.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-29

THE TINES has been requested to publish the
following:
M Editor-Seeing from Your issues OF this
week that an extension of tho strike at the
Locomotive Machine Works has occurred. and
feeling that my fellow craftsmen have not been
guided by such serious considerations a. shOuld
always accompany action OF such mOmentlOus
had been looked into calmly and deliberately,
they would have seen what a terrible tyranny
the adoption Of this principle would lead ~.
As they cannot surely think 10 night that North
ern firms should he allowed 10 employ scores
and hundreds OF men like Mr.. HansfOrd. and
deny that right 10 Southern firm IN our midst.
who have % compete with them. they having all
cumulated capital over rs IN the South. III
this principle is cQusls lently carried out you
must allow all kinds OF tyrannical dictaton
by every man You employ 10 serve you IN any
way. whether he is your butcher. baker or
candlestick- maker. even the man who puts IN
your coal may contend that the man who rolls
in the barrel after he has filed IL. shall not be
"putter-in" Of coal and has only inst come Olf
farm &c Any attempt OF this kind 20 inter
fere with or 10 influence Others 70 deny TO any
man or firm the right OF perscnal prcrOgatlye.'
is tyranny OF the worst kind,
The British Government tried this principle
on the American people when they attempted 20
force tea on them upon which obnoxious ta1es
and charges had been levied, but the colonists
rose i'm their might and dumped that tea into
from any one they chose. and get the benefit OF
ordinary competition between the mother conn
try and any other country who might desire 10
compete, and being denied that right they took
a stand that resulted in the gaming OF
their Independence, and freed themselves from
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-29
Your Best Opportunity is Now Presented
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-29
DIscussinc Plnns.

Several members of the Building Commit
tee Of the Chamber of Commerce met last
night at the Mestmoreland Club. and dis
cussod the plans before them concerning the
new building to be erected ON Ninth and
Main streets
No action, however, was taken, and the
matter will be thoroughly ventilated some
time this week at a meeting of the full COM
miflee
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-29
Richmond, Va, Mar. %. 1891.
THE nRICKLAYERs.

One Of the largest and most enthusiastic
meetings ever held hy the hrlcklavcrs OF TINS
city wa. held az Tholl Hall last night.
The hail was packed 10 It's uttermost capacity,
and the best of feeling pcrNaded the meeting
during lbs entire session.
he duty assigned the committee rom ing
Trades Council was most faithfully lcriormt''
and the addresses made hy members ul inc
committee We're perhaps the most encouraging
and inspiring ever listened 10 ia labor circles I'D
this city ~.
SIR ~ H. Mullon's earnest appeals in behalf
of uni0nism had a most powerful cuect upon All
present
A. The conclusion Of his remarks, forty-fye
new members presented themselves a. the sec.
Rotary desk paid their initiation. AM resolved
that iu the future no stone be left uuturnei 70
advance the prosperity OF the bricAlayers Oh
Richmond.
committee was appointed % wait on the sub
contractors and foromon, and endcaVor 10 III
duce them 90 come into The union.
II was decided that unles, they consent 10
Join, al union brickhyersi Will quit Work to-
morrow morning.
There Will he another open meeting Tuesday
evening 40 Elicit Hall. IN Order go give the
non-uniOu men an opportunity OF Joining.
The regular initiation fee X Sll, hut men VIII
Doe permitted 90 loin az his meeting Tor only 81
and old men can Dee relnst atrd Tor the same sum
All fines standing against old members who
have withdrawn viii be RENTED should they
present themselves for membership tuesday
night. At the City Hall there are ten bricklayers
engaged and seven ont OF the ten are union
men These will 90 ont tomorrow unless tho
non-union men 80 into the union or are dis
charged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-29
THE BOAT CLUBS.
yIRGISIA Association OF AMfTEUR
OARsMEN TO MEET.

II VIII he Decided, Perhaps Tomorrow,
Whether Regatta VIII be Held This Sum-
mer, and n So, characterization of the
Organizations.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-29
The Norfol,x o,era Hama.

Manager Berger SAYS the Norfolk Opera
House Is to be remodelled and conducted in
connection with the academy Of this city, and
It's name will probably be changed.