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HOUsEKEtPING ROOMS.

KOU SIX EEPING ROOMS.
az LARGE SUNNY UNF0RSIsHED HOUSE
u -. keeping room. l6 Deyisadero ST.; Haight-st
cable. Its
AZ II MINNA-2 REAR ROOMS, FURNISHED
IO1s Tor housekeeping; separate entrance IT,
10 MOSS. OFF HOWARD, BET SIXTH AND
- SeveHth-Nice sunny front and back house
keeping rooms; rent cheap. fe22 ST.
eIQl MI,SION-ROUMS FURNISHED HOUSE
U ~ keeping; $40 ana 81 mouth fe22 2tt
Q TWELFTH. NEAR MARKEr-sUNNY BED
= room and kitchen; 50 furnished; also single IT.
OH JESSIE ST, BET FOURTH AND FIFTH
III - Rooms, furnished housekeeping. Its
700 CALIFORNIA - NICE FRONT ROOM;
~ other rooms light housekeeping. fe22 ~
1OE NEW MONTGOMERY-NICE NEW FL
1Oo nished housekeeping suites; $40 and 80. It,
OeD THIRD (oNER FORKS rORE)-2 SUNNY
oO- housekeeping rooms $lO single 81 fe2l 81
~ T BRYANT FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
VI housekeeping. fe2l 3tS
es)I JESsIE-2sUNNY BAY-WINDow HOUSE
vi keeping rooms; $40. re2l 2tE
OeO THIRD "a SUNNY FRONT ROOM, FUR
AOO nished; housekeeping; also single; 81
week. fell rs
eJ > FOURTH 49, NICE SUNNY ROOM, FUR
VI = nished completely for housekeeping;
cheap feel 2t*
500 HOWARD HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS TO
eJ7 BRYANT-s6 so; LARGE ALCOYE SUITE,
vi unfinished; for housekeeping. fe2l 3t*
IA ADAIR. BET. FIFTEENTH AND SIX
teenth, OF Howard-Housekeepng reason
eble quiet people. fe2l 3t*
O1 VERONA. BET FOLSOM AND HARRISON
- Furnished housekeeping rooms. fe2l 2t'
LROEr FURNISHED ROOMS: LARGE YARD;
sun; housekeeping II desired. ll25 Misson.2l "
> OR NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
Z housekeeping. ITO Twelfth St fell 5t'
II SOUTH PARK-2 FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
j housekeeping. fe2I 5t*
Q45 MISSION ROOMS COMPLETE FOR
OtO housekeeping fe2l 2tt
Ikf0 HOWARD sunny FRONT ROOM,
1OtO with kitchen bath and gas. fell 3tF
I'll VAN NESS AYE.-3 NEWLY FURNISHED
i housekeeping rooms; hall room IS, fe2l 2t1
6k) MINNA SUNNY SUITE, FURNISHED
~ complete for housekeeping. fell 2ta
goo HOwARD-sUNNY FURNISHED ROOMS
20 for housekeeping. fell 3tS
11Si THIRD = SUNNY HOUSEKEEPING
dfO2 rooms; $13. fell ST.
R11I THIRD-LARGE SUNNY ROOM FUR
I'll IL nished for housekeeping. fe2l "a
61I FOURTH-sUNNY ROOMS, FURNISHED
OI1 for Housekeeping; reasonable terms Eel rs
JO1e FoLSOM-A FURNISHED BEDROOM
lU1O aud kitchen for housekeeping; SO per
l0J7 TWENTY sECuND-2 ROOMS BATH,
1Ol sHitabe for light housekeeping fell BIS
09I MONTGOMERY AyE.-Al SUNNY FRONT
%OI room; bedroom and kitchen connected fur
nlshed complete for housekeeping. fe20 Stt
1O6 0EARf-2 OR 3 ROOMS. COMPLETELY
1OO furnished for housekeeping yard le2Oor
Qc1I MISsION-sUNNY SUITE. HoUsEKEEP-
QUIZ ing; also SINGLE all nicely furnished 20 81
1'II1 HOWARD OR LARGE SUNNY
i = i i rooms furnished unfurnshed. for
housckeep 9. felstf
2 UNFINISHED ROOMS FOR HoUSEKEEP-
- ingi also furnished. S33 Eddy st. fel6 TT
81 . FOURTH sr - SUNNY BAY.wINDow
O1o housekeeping rooms; single 81 week 70 lin
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C.IBH0 LOGAN MILK ROUTES HORSES
= INOb. wagon, cart. well established. clears
so; uial. owner ordered away 10y phys elan; see
rl.S BAILEY 7j9 Market 81. fel6 u eXSu
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.a.ANIS AND HOW TO SIEET THEM
W i yoV WANT 10 0uy. sell or exchange real
estate or business.
Jon Want 10 Bay. sell OF exchange a fruit grain
CT stH.s rltr b.
Ityou want 60 furnish your house OF hotel at
factory prices and best rsrW57
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.E SALE CHEAT-CIGAR-s DOING
.a G-.ucSS. 2i0 Grant ave. fe22 7ts
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C.ECA SALOON AND 8 FURNISHED ROOMS
e. ODN. downtown among factories: pay ing
clear 90 month"; bargain; best reasons given for
selling D. -. BARNARD pa kearnY ST. Its
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Q7 MINNA NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
q room; married couple American family e
q > LOWER FLAT ! UNPUBLISHED SUNNY
" -. rooms: also 3 nice front rooms, 50: large
yard 267 Perry So fe22 2t$
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.
ALAmEpA kEAL ESTATE.

HOUSE AND LOT; 50xI5O FEET; HOUSE OF
II rooms, high ceiling and nicely flashed, vii
stable in rear; Alameda; $1,000, BENSON 4 &C
634 Market st. fe2O II
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l. FALCON VERY CHEAP OR TAKE PARIN Err
sCc9u"t other business CALL Branch. fe22 3ta
ALOaN FOR SALE AT a GREAT BARGAIN.
5Ie " ashuctCn ST. feg2 As
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CARPETS

lvAEPETs-SMITHS BRUSSELS. csc A YARD;
= IustsHment price elseW here 81 I'd. u. FRIED
MA s. CO.. z2S-230 stockton. and 237 Post II u
The morning call., 1892-02-22

Pu SELL OUT YOUR BUSINESS GO TO /. d
B BARNARD, -24 Eeauy ST.; established 1899. -
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IIOK SALE CHEAP-FURNIsHED FLAT OF
4 rooms aad bath. II Hyde st TEL -
TOR KENT-FUKNiSHED FOR PERIOD or
I months or longer nicely furnished residence or
2 rooms and bath north side OF California ST.
u 2222) bet Buchanan and webster; rent reaS-
enable 20 responsible parties For further partlcu-
lars apply 10 owner, G. HERMANN, 33@ kearny
street fel7 tf
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y ||-TAHIY WITH S5OOO TO sl5.O0O
... .ress VIII paw o d per cent en- investment
--- p .-N II L-.lI ...Lun.L r.ll r
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s. HANllEY x CO, 1881 PARK ST. WILL
u build sell or rent you any kind OF a house any
where in Alameda on the most reasonabl
nrDE Z
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l..l-DO MECHANICS HOTEL, ACROSS THE
- -tOO. bay, IS rooms. fine bar trade; near
railroad GeVcts house FUN. regular and transient;
bargain. ]. ID BARN ARD. -24 kc8ruy ST. It's
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-11

the ward. Mr. Flournoy. that his actions %
investigated we have no evidence u iihpli-
cate him in any way with any fraud or irregu,
larities occurring in the ward. but "oulu
recommend that hereafter the 'superin-
tendents be required to exercise more eau
ton in selecting Judges and CLERKS ~ noni
they know are incapacitated from tuning
the duty imposed. :, ~, r,...
stated that the registrars and Judges OF eiec-
ton are appointed by the electoral BOARD OF
Virginia. and that superintendent nave no
control over their appointment. After "a iOug
discussion this report, Ike the hrs'' WIS
adopted az n whole.
The recount Of the Fourth precinct was tneh
taken Nd This was % the request OF tne
iudges OF the precnc. TO verify ther count.
A committee was appointed for the purpose
and in the ia essence Of q quorum the iaInihhr
scene so often enacted in the circuit court
room since the late primary was again PIC
tured. The recount was finished az O'CLOCK
mis- morning with no material change from
tho original coun. Of the judges ana commit
tee. M,
The throwing out Of the Third precinct,
however. made one change in the candidates
for councilmen Mr. T. b. Murphy was SUD-
stituted tor Sir. Samuel Page by majority
Of ffty-eight votes.
A vote Of thanks 20 the subcommittee OA
investigation was passed.
The committee adjourned 70 meet again
Thursday night
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sPECIMEN MN BOOMERs.
The Mission of Messrs. Donovan and Franey
TO Virginia.

There is something exceedingly ludicrOus
in the story that Florence +. Donovan and
John Franey have been in Richmond. Va.
for the purpose Of arraying the labor classes
Of Virginia against Dir. Cleveland and III the
interest of David Is. HUI.
People in Albany and politicians in the
State who know the calbre of such pOlltl-
clans as Donovan and Franey have heard the
news with expressions Of rdicule and con-
tempt. and they assert that HIS chances
must indeed lie IL IA desperate channel when
two such men are called upon 10 redeem or
improve them.
Donovan and Franey are both blatherskites
of tho first water. who have lest whnteyer IN
fuence they may ever have had with the
wOrkingnen of this State by their subser-
yiency 10 corporations They owe their posi-
tions 10 Hill. Ii was he who nominated them.
and whenever he has demanded thor assis-
lance. such rs 1t was, they have truckled TO
him and feared 70 dlsobey him.
A few months ago petition signed by hun
dreds of workingmen was sent 10 Governor
Flower protesting against DOuoyan's renOmi-
nation a. a member of the Board II Mediation
and Arbitration. FTaney Is an assistant lac
tory Inspector. and while posing as friend
Of worklngmen and wOrkngWOmen bears the
reputation OF standing to-day IN better Odor
with the employers than with the employees.
An interesting question has arisen over the
methods by which Hill patriots meet the ex-
penses incurred IN these transforming ex-
petitions number of State officers. who
by law are allowed travelling expenses. have
traversed the South and West TO manufacture
sentiment and TO drum up delegates for the
legislative seat purloiner. As a rule. the men
who follow Hill are not addicted TO patriotism
or TO the habit OF paying their own expenses
when some one can be found TO relieve the m
OF this responsibility. Who pays their ex-
penses
Does t come from their salaries
If not. does Controller Campbell. who IS
known to be poor politician. but an honest
man, allOw them TO cheat the state OF cleo
tioneerlng expenses IN the guise OF travelling
expenses. incurred IN the interest of David Is.
Hlll!-New York Times May 10th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-11
PERSONAL And GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Kichmonds Cit'-
zens and Other Matters.

Miss Helen Rose. of Barton Heights, left
for Decatur H.. yesterday
ftCapt. Thomas Cunningham has been kept
AT home by indispostion since Sunday.
Dr William F. Mercer Of Norfolk. is on
visit 10 relatives and friends in Richmond.
Rev DIR. 4. F. Dickinson has returned from
the Southern Baptist Convention at Atlanta.
Mr. John Baldwin Bigger left yesterday
morning on the G. d o. for Baltimore 70 Vist
his aunt.
Mrs ID. b. Kahnweiler and daughter and
Nice Flora C,reenwald have left for @ months
visit 10 Wrightsvlle and Wilmington, y. G.
MIR John 4. Bradley. Que of the most ener-
cetic and best known OF the travelling men
who hail from Philadelphia. was IN the CITY
yesterday.
Bedford county. and his son, l.. &. Arthur.
treasurer of Bedford county. were 40 the Capt.
There will be meeting Of the Democratic
Tariff Reform Club IN the City Circuit Court
room to-day at $50 T. NJ. All members are
requested % be present.
Colonel r.. s. Cheyes. the eloquent temper
spce orator from Kentucky will discuss the
political and economic phases OF the drink
question in Richmond every night from the
10Th 10 the 2lst Of May These lectures are
free.
DR.. Thomas Nelson Page has been offered
the editorship of ono Of the leading Journals
OF tho West ut handsome salary. but has de,
clined. preferring 10 give his time to law and
literature and TO remain citizen Oh MS native
State.
The degree Of Rose Croix Will be conferred
in full form tonight at 81. Adams Hall The
Chapter will DO opened at o'clock and me
officers for tho ensuing twelve months Will
be installed. At $3.50 the ceremanies Of the
Rose Croix will begin.
The Committee on Relief Of tho Poor held
its regular monthly meeting at the almshouse
last evening and transacted good deal or
routine business. a number of bills were or
dered o. be paid and tho payroll for tho
month was approved.
Captain ". b. Brooks, chief engineer
United States Navy, who was lately in charge
of the construction OF the machinery for the
battlo-ship Texas at the Richmond Loco
motive and Machine Works. bui who, upon
being retired. returned to bis home NO krie.
Pa. has been elected yestryman of 81.
Pauls church of that place TO fill vacancy
caused by the death OF tho Hon. William
/ Scott
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The Late Duncan Cameron =,

WINDSOR. n. G.. May 9:-lSpeciaia I, wmorg
cases. both criminal and cIvli. we,p ou 1urine
of at the last meeting Of court tnnn u vaars
anv term of tho Windsor court IN man y go
NJ L. $ Webb. aged eighty,sitT5 e b resI YES.
OF this town, broke his leg near eno mp
terday by falling on the street ,s hold
memorial meeting Of the 2 bar was ca ne,a
SATURDAY in honor OF the late duncan Va W.
RON Winston. of this city. Mr.. Nllllan nai -
lace Peoples. the Oldest member OF the ga. ear
practicing in this county wa. called i 10 Ias
chair and Mr. William y. Pruden' DIT, ya' ~ 90
Fdwin Moore. of williamson. his late law
mariner. and Mr. w. l.. Williams native ..
Richmond and former prsctisuS1,neTT al snls
bar but now resident Of Norfolk. Va were
arnointed bv tho chairman to draw up reso-
lutIOns. !, A., Court
Upon motion it was ordered by the 80 Jou ~
that a separate page of TIE minute DOCKS Oh
this court should be used exclusively tor tue
purpose OF having the proceedings OF tho
meeting placed upon IT, A..
Mr.. Do.ey Battle visited this town IN inc
interest OF the Keely Institute and lectured
in the court house Friday night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-11
PETERSBURG PROTESTS
AGAINST THE COURTS DECISION
y.,..,. Taxing tho Property OF New
Enterprises-AH Handsome Residence
sold-yirCinia News.

pyrrnsprro. Va. May 1O.-lSpecial.I-ih ne
common council of the city OF fe'erSo"'s
nassed on April !. 1887. an ordinance 70 GA
an,nt new enterprises from city taSAtioh ioi
,,o,,od ~ ton years. A recent decision OF tue
sr,,o,oe Cont Of Virginia denies the power
of the city council to grant such e1enp'io"'-
and at a recent meeting OF the council reso-
lu.jon was introduced providing Tor tne COL
-. 80 oi,,tares from the heretofore e1-
empt industries. .,o board 81 GOV
49,. ~ the chamber OF commerce held TINS
ofterpoon the following RESOLUTIONS "eio
adopted. <.,.-s 20 tho cham
her of commerce OF the city OF petersburg .
That The conditions under which these ihuuS1,
&c we're established created solemn anu
bindino obligations upon the city Nhlch 'he
,nernbers Of the city council should recoeiiiHe'
,,ro,ect and defend 10 the utmost; anu We
earnestly but respectfully urge the" " w
so. ~. ;,.,rrc+ions 70
2 That We protest against instructions 10
the commissioner Of revenue 10 ISL 'He'o -
empt properties for taxation anu "o pao a'1-',
20 The council our earnest support ID every
otfor. 10 secure Justice 20 the propretors ana
80 ,raserve free from reprOach the high stand
iro, and nroud record of the "COckade City or
these resolutions will be presented 10 the
council ~ an adjourned meeting 10 De heiu
on Thursday night next. r1 =
The handsome residence Of Mr.. Joseph i.
Worth. on High street has been sold private
~ 70 Mr.. Charles Leonard for $1,000. The
property is owned by Dir. A. A. Traylor.
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ITEMS FROM MANCHESTEk.
Newsy Notes From the southside an"
sonai Mention
MANCHESTER BUREAU RICHMOND iIhHS'
Twelfth and Hull streets.

MANCHESTER BUREAU RICHMOND tlhES'
Twelfth and Hull streets.
Branch Office llO4 Decatur street.
Tho Washington Construction Company
has purchased granite ana Gay P,O'''"
from Hugh Longest. of Bon-Air' ana - Gull
.idsr,no other investments in Chesterheld.
Tbs musings court was engaged aga'n yes
..-tav in the trial of the SUIT OF Long
ssdra'nistrator against the Manchester haii-
wa and Improvement Company i. III
dance WAS all taken and the court auJoul uou
over till this morning. wheh 'ne a. "ii4'''
will begin. ..os.ardav morning
ii nsrsons we're charged with allowing
nools of stagnant water on thelr premises.
Tbev were given ten days IN which 70 aDate
the same. .l ;,., he bord
acme new home at Forest HlH-
There were number OF Manchesterlans III
attendance upon the lakewood Memorial e4ef-
He appearance of Mr.. Edgar Justice IN this
o;,v will revive the musical spirit OF the
riece. Mr. Justice IS musician or unques-
toned ability and Is an excellent leader. ne
has charge OF the Meade MolAoiiii ""
choir and is organist OF the church. l
a., told that since he mas had charge OF the
n,Tsic that both the congregation and the
collections have greatly increased. Mr. JUS
lice claims to have the best choir IN tho cry.
He is organizing choral society and IS also
az the head Of a quartette.
4 baseball club has been organized IN me
city. They have some excellent materiai,
ana will give a splendid exhibition OK the
nntional game They have arranged 10 play
the college club at an early date. The team
is made up Of some of the best young men IN
tho city. They are. W. Is. Lipsc0mo, catcher.
orriu Belcher. pitcher. Charles CTostlc' snort
stop. j. d. Mathews, first base. W; Kirk
Mathews. second base: William 6. Owens.
third base A. j. Bradley. LETT held; "iliiam
Bradley, center field; Frank Crostlc. right
field. -. 80.
4 number Of Manchester youths have or;
esnized a society 10 be known as the oy ,C,a
Literary Club Of cambridge street. Inc
oHcers are Dayie Perdue. president; tmmet
Gregory. yice-president. Blair Oyertoa' sec,
retsry: Maury Perdue. treasurer, ana
Orvi.lo Nunnally. doorkeeper. Inc olDel
members are. Willie McAllister, William Al,
bert Thornhill. Orbrey Thornhlll, Howard
Gregory and Graham Robinson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-11

PETERSBURG. Va. May lO.-lSpecial. lon
Saturday evening last while the east-bound
passenger train on the Norfolk and Western
railroad was passing point about one mile
west Of Ford depot, some unknown person
threw large block of wood through the VIII
dow of one Of the coaches. The glass was
badly shattered and was scattered over the
passengers in the coach.
A private telegram received hero to-day by
postmaster Stth Boiling says that General
Malone is quite sick al Roanok with erysipe-
las in his face. and that Il will be several
DAYS before he will be able 10 leave his room.
The contributions through the Masonic
lodges in Petersburg to the Masonic Home Of
virginia in Richmond amounted TO over fJU0.
The aides Auxiliary Association OF Peters
burg # the Masonic Home. which has been
LARGELY instrumental in raising this large sum,
ere 10 be given a grand picnic shortly IN
Chesterfield county by the Masonic lodges OF
this city.
The papers from Governor Mckinney. cum
mutine the sentence of William Holmes col
oredl from one year IN the penitentlary 70 one
year in the ail of the city, tor the unlawful
cutting of Willis Gillian (cOloredl, were re-
ceyed here this morning.
Work on the electric railway Is progressing
quite rapidly. and tits expected to begin this
week putting up the wires.
A large scow is being built at the wharf
here by II. L. Morrison a Co. for party IN
Richmond.
The collections from the different churches
in this city for the past month for the Home
for the Sick amounted % S6i.75.
About one hundred OF our most prominent
business men will leave here tomorrow morn
ing al o'clock on a special train for Weldon.
n. c.. on q fishing frolic.
The wholesale grocery store OF Davis ~ Co.,
on Sycamore street, was broken into and rob
bed last night.
Right Rev. a. NJ Randolph visited St.
Stephens lcoloredl Episcopal church to-
night and administered the rite OF confirma-
tion 10 several candidates.
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no DIyIDE THE DIOCESE.
The Committee VIII Recommend the d.
vision TO the Council.


The Episcopal Council Of Virginia will con-
vene in Danyille on May 18th. On that occa
sion the committee will make report which
vyae appointed last year by the council IN re-
tersburg with a view OF considering the auNis
ability of dividing the Diocese OF virginia.
The committee appointed for TINS purpose
consisted Of Messrs. hinlocn Neison' ~ >,
Barten. G.. X. Hams W. z. Hullihen' Aloef'
Baker, ". s. Barton, J. NJ. Carnett X. Logan
Mann Psge. ,..
inc the whole subject and carefully Weighing
the various propositions submitted ior their
consideration. have united on report whlch
thew will submit on May 18th, and when
recommends the adoption Of the following
Resolved. That it is expedient at this time
TO divide the Diocese Of Virginia into two do
ceses.
"Resolved. That the consent Of the Coun-
ell of the Diocese of Virginia be and hereby
Is given 20 the erection within the limits OF
this diocese Of n new diocese. 10 be formed OF
the territory comprised III inc ioiio"lns
counties of the State of Virginia to-wit:
AccOmgc. Northampton. Princess Anne. Nor
folk Nansemond. Isle of Wight. Surry,
Prince George. Sussex. SOUTHAMPTON, Greens
Vile Brunswick. Dinwiddle. Chesterfield. Pow
hatan Amelia NOttOway. LunenDurg. Meek
lenburg. Halifax. Charlotte. Prince Edward,
Appomattox. Cumberland. Buckingham Mel
son. Augusta, Highland Bath. Allegheny,
Rockbridge. Amherst. Bedford. Campbell,
Pittsylvania. Henry. Franklin, Patrick, Car
roll. Floyd, Montgomery. Roanoke. Bote-
tourt. Craig. Giles. Pulaski. Bland, Wythe,
Grayson Smvth. 1azewell. Buchanan Dick.
inson, Russell, Washington, Scott, Wise and
Lee.
Resolved. That all vested funds of the
Diocese Of Virginia be divided between the
two proposed diOceses in the ratio of CON-
municants each. so far as such division may
be found practicable and free from legal
difficulties.
Resolved. That'the title to the episcopal
residence IN the city of Richmond be vested
in the Diocese of Virginia, TO be held and
used for its purposes: provided, however, that
SAID diocese shall account for and pay over 10
the new diocese It's due proportions Of the
value of said property according to the num-
Der Of its communicates at the date OF
division.
Resolved, That the Virginia Female lnsti-
tute shall remain the property Of the Diocese
of Virginia and os the proposed new diocese
and under their Joint control and manage
mont on such terms and conditions rs may
hereafter be determined.
n addition 10 the report the committee will
submit the following appendix. giving sta
tstice in regard to the proposed division OF
he diocese.
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BucK1NGHA,l. Va. May Special. The
Democrats of Buckingham met in mass
meeting to-day court day. j. i. Nc
Kenna was elected chairman and George
NJ Pollard secretary. A committee OF two
from each magisterial district was ap-
pointed to name delegates to the Richmond
Convention. with the following result. j. f..
Carter. X. 5. Ellis. Camm Pa;teson, William
Williams +. c. Moon George W. Pattes H.
c. r.. Irving. j. II. Fitzgerald. Jr.. George
NJ. Pollard. NJ C. Richardson. j. 4. Brans-
ford. j. L. Mckenna j. K. Williams. J.. +.
West. Delegates 90 unfettered and unin-
structed Delegates appoint their own alter
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Sentenced TO tho penitentiary.

FREDERICKSBURG. Va. May Especial. J.
Mr.. A. b. Bolts. Of this city. grand treasurer
of the Royal Arcanum order has gone 10
Salem 70 organize a council In that town.
Mr. W. j. Southworth. late OF this city, and
Miss Sallie Smith were united in marriage in
the Methodist church az Liberty Hill, near
Richlands last Wednesday.
la the corporation court to-day George
Bradshaw. who WAS charged with horse-steal-
ing. was found guilty and sentenced 10 three
years IN the penltentiGry.
DR.. Dinwiddie Phillips. ex-surgeOn OF the
United States navy, died at his residence
near Madison Run. Orange county. few
days ago.
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The stockholders of the HOLLYWOOD Gene
terry Company held their annual meeting az
the Chamber Of Commerce at o'clock yester-
day afternoon. A large number Of stock
holders we're represented in person and by
proxy. Mr b. G. Wherry was called to the
chair aud Mr.. r. T. Brooke acted as score
tary. The reports Of the president. Mr.. A.
Bargamin, Mr.. X. L. Brooke. treasurer and
Mr.. John r. Hooper, superintendent showed
the company to be IN "A better financial
condition than at any previous time. and that
valuable improvements were constantly be-
ing made 10 the grounds Mr.. 4. Bargamin
was reelected as president. and the following
board was elected for the ensuing year:
Preston Cooke. John Dunlop. Louis Euker.
VI. VI. Gillian. +. 4. Glasgow. j. William
Pemberton. George ID. Peasants J.. ID;
Starke d. n. Walker DR.. F. l. Wilson and
a q DtVeua
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The Napnificent Farm

On James River. known az "Westham Cot
tare " and finely adapted to the grasses and
small grain and occupying a beautiful sltua--
ton. will be sold to-day at ~ o'clock ii. at
the Office of y. w Bowe. auctloneer. some
city man should become its owner. asst IS but
thirty minutes drive from the city by good
road and is also at a railroad station.