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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-03

r,onsviIlss. nsSi ssD' Il ,ooooooo-.ii 6 2
New Yorks. ...S0100O20 o@6 ~
Batteries: Sanders and Grim; hing sno
Boyle. Umpire, Snyder.
TonisyiJles. .00l200 IL
New Yorks. % 20 0 0 90 0-S
Batteries: Stratton an Merritt; husie anu
Boyle. Umpire, Snyder. c.,..,o., ha-
CHICAGO. I'LL, Sept. 2. 2.-Chicagos los. 90
cause of Addison Gumbert's unstesdiness.
He hit two men with pitched balls ana Two
OF his bases on balls materialized into TWO
runs. Score:
Chicagos.. 100000 5000 8
Bostons. .........0 2 0 o o o l
Batteries: Gumbert and Schriver; otVet's
and Camel. Umpire. Emslie.
CLOSE CONTEST.
CLsvrLANp. O., Sept 2.-To-days con;
test was q beautiful exhibition OF Dai,
plaving. The score would have been 10 l
at the end of the ninth inning but for an
unfortunate pitch by Abbey IN the sixtn
that let the Cleveland man score. seore
Clevelands. OOO01O1O-2 l
Washingtons 20 0 0 0 90 o o. g =
Batteries: Cuppy and thinner; Aooey
and Alilligan. Umpire, Gaffney.
Ryps BEAT BRIDHGRooMs.
CINCINNATI. Sept. 2.-1he Brooklyns play
ed indiGerently to-day against the Cincinns-
tia Errors in the seventh inning gave Cin-
cinnati four unearned runs. score:
r. B.H. Il.
Cincinnstis. .21001 040x-S IL
Brooklyns. % 0 OO3 0 OBS IL
Batteries: Dwyer and Vaughan; HIATT
and Kinslow. Umpire Burns.
ORIOLES wHrrwAsHRD.
PrrTsBuRo. Sept 2.--The BaltiInores
could do nothing with Elmer Smiths de-
livery to-day, and were whitewashed.
Pittsburps O22220 00x- l3 l
Baltimores. 90 0 0 900 o z .
batteries: Smith and Mack; Cobb and
| Gunson. Umpire Lynch.
PRETTY FIGHT.
Sr. LOUIS, Sept. 2-Allen's phenomenal
plaving at short was the feature OF the game
| to-day, which was pretty contest.
R. D.H. Z.
st. Louis. .oOoIO0lO ; !
| Philadelphias.. q 0 0 0 0 0 Ok 3 j
batteries Hawley and Buckley; Weyhring
and DoWse. Umpire, McQusde.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-03
Events or THE TURF.
Rs,ults of the Races Yesterday at Dinsr-
ent Places.

SuyvpsHBAp BAY. Sept. First race
Raceland first. Lord Motley second, White
Rose third. Time, li2 40. III
Second race. seven-eighths OF mile
Prince George first. Lawless second, lar
and Tartar third. Time, 1919 2-5.
Third race, thres-quarters OF mile,
s,onneIl frat. Sunshine Whisky. second,
Dolly McGone third. Time. lilo 20;
Fourth race. mile and an eighth-John
Cavanaoh first. FrOntenac second. silver
Prince third. Time. l:57s4. =,
Fifth race. mile and an eighth-Strath-
meath first. Faraday second. Tea Tray
third. Time, l:55H..,
Sixth race, one mlle-frlnce ortunaIus
first Madrid second, Sleipner third. lime,
l:42 SO.
GLOUCESTER.
First race, four and half furlongs-Lucre
first, Alright second. Jester third. lime,
3:57. M.
cry first. Bright Eyes second hichard l.
third. Time, l:19
Third race. fve-eghths Of mile-Top-
rnast frat. Elmstone second. On tho Lea
third Time. E02A.
Fourth race. six and one-half furlongs-
Ray first. Vocalite second, Detroit third.
Time. 1881.
Fifth race, mile and an eighth,kiyton
first, Samaritan second. Nashti thira. A'ne'
l:5s. v,,
sixth race. fiys-eighths Of a mile-vibrs-
ton Grst. Mayor b. second. Spendoline
third. Time. l:0SH.
AT LAToaiA.
L.roN1A Sept. 2.-First race. seven
eightbs of a mile-Eibil frat, Jack Star
second. Miss Ballard third. Time. l:3l!f.
Second race. fifteen sixteenth OF mile
Senorita first Hedge Rose, second, marx
=. third Time. 1914.
Third race. one nlile-sir Planet hrst,
Servitor second. Puryear ID. third. lime.
i:44h.
Fourth race, two-year-old handicap. nve-
eighths Of o mile--Shadow FIRST Deception
second, Fay 3. third. Time, l:0SH.
Fifth race, maidens, three-quartsrs OF .
rnile-Misssl first, Alhambra second, st.
Charles third. Time. l:l7.
Sixth race. three-quarters OF mile. maid
ens-Red Root first. Lottie second. Sweet
Blossom third. Time, Il7A.
GARFIELD PARK.
CsIcAGo. Sept q Only one rase was run
al Garfield Park TO-DAY. rs ell the jockeys
who rode on the first were arrested ~ they
returned to the scales. aud the balance OK
the events were declared on. :, -.
-Four furlongs. maiden two yesr-old--M
ME y. first, Contrary second, Laura Abrams
| third. Time, 491s.
AT SARATOGA.
SARATOGA, Sept. 2.-First race. five-sighths
| OF a mlle-Salisbury first. Wrestler second.
| Express third. lime, l:02l4.
| Second race. seven-eighths OF mile
| Gambler first. Balbriggan second, Worth
third. Time. i:29l.
Third race. three-quarters Of mile-Trin-
gle first, White Wings second Madden
third. Time l:lSA.
Fourth race. one mile--Lord Harry nrst.
! Lester second. Brussels third Time. i:s2H.
Fifth race, two miles Baylor hrst. India
Rubber second. MsrRhsrita second. Time.
3:34. War Duke broke down in the stretch.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-03
General Joseph X. Anderson.

Colonel Archer Anderson left for the Isle
of Shoals. on the New England coast. where
mis- father. General Joseph X. Anderson. is
III. on Thursday night. A telegram came
from there announcing that his physicians
noted Improvement In him yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-03

Chambers and farcy are making ter.
rible hcadway In the London stables, and
already many animals have succuinbcd e
the diseases.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-03
COLONIES VS.. GIANTS.
r.ou vrshyp EACH LOSE CANE.
co,,. Surrender to tho f3ssn.Eatsfs-xhs
Leaders and Senators Have h'9nI
Reds Best the Green's.
LOUISVILLE. KY., Sept 2.

Giants played two
gam ss to-day.
splitting eve q.
an d ers was
touched mp lively
in the fret game.
while King was
very effective.
The playing was
good and the
crow enjoyed
tho game. Score:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-03
rvlnENrLY ANXIOUS.

CLEVELAND. Sept. 1.-The Sullivan special
train reached here at noon. Sullivan him
self is the gloomlest looking man IN tne
train. everybody else being apparently
happy and full Of enthusiasm. The cham
nion says he is as happy and enthusiastic as
any Of the party, but he does not look 1t.
He has not been seen to smile put once e
since he left his perth this morning, ana
has scarcely opened his mouth to say
word. 10 nearly all the remarks he replies
with a nod or a shake OF the head
THE CHAMPION AT NEW ORLEANS.
NKw ORLEANS. Sept. 2.-sullivan's special
train is due here tomorrow evening. no
formal reception is being arranged ior, put
there will be an immense thrOng on hand 10
welcome the champion on his arrival. Sui
Ivan is to be quartered Just opposite the
Young Mems Gymnastic Club, occupying
the same rooms he had when he was here
before. Much disappointmentis Is manifested
over a telegram to the effect that Coroett
will not come until Tuesday evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-03
THE SULLIVAN TRAIN.
How the Champion Acts, Feels and oohs'
Evidently all Right.

ERIE, Pa, Sept. 2.-The John L. suIIl-
van" train on its way to New Orleans passed
here at $3.50 A. NJ. to-day. Phil Casey who
Is on the train. told United Press repor-
ter that Sullivan had passed the night very
wel
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-03
LIZZIE BORDEN IN JAZZ.
Calm and SelEPossessed Under Embarrass
ing circumstances.

ing Ciroumstanees.
Fall River, Mass, Sept. 2.-Lizzie Bor
den was taken from the Ccntril station
this afternoon to the train for Taunton
She will remain there in the county jail
until the sitting of grand jury in Noyem
Der. She was accompanied by Marsha
billiard. Detective Seayer and Rev. Mr.
Buck. There was u large and curious
crowd at the depot. She was not dis
tnrbcd in the least by the gaze OF a hun
dred spectators, and, if anything. she
looked frmer and more content than she
has appeared since the trial ended.
TAKEN TO JAIL.
Taunton, Mass, Sept 2.-Liz7ie Bor
den reached Taunton this afternoon OF
the 2:10 train She was calm and self
possessed, and paid no attention to the
staring crowd at the station. She was
promptly taken to the Jail in carriage
and installed in her quarters.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-03

Southern League

AT Birmingham Birmingham. 8; Chatta-
noogas. 3.
At Macon-Macons. 6: Auantas. q.
No game at New Orleans.
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EFFECT on THE SUGAR TRADE

New YORK, Sept. 2.-President Harrl.
sons circul ar regarding the auarantining OF
vessels for twenty days had pronounced
effect on the sugar market. Yesterdays
latest quotations showed an increase in
eranuated sugar of one-eighth OF cent a
pound. aud tits morning there was anotner
advance OF ono-sixteenth OF cent, the
highest the market has reached IN TWO
years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-14
Rocky MOUNTAIN IRIINS STALLED.

WINTER OPENS SOM WHAT UNEXPECTEDLY y
THE FAR WEST.
Denver oct I3-Thc rain. slcct and wind Storm
that began Tuesday night ended tl, morning lea'l"S
The city in "a torn-up condition. The streets are III.
tered with limb, and trunks OF trees and all SORTS Vl
wrociagc which. before the Storm formed portions q"
,,n> cornicc- chimney, and even stc,ple OF churches
Had the weather been uit' colder. snow would
have accompanied the storm. aid The chance, az" that
IL wonld have rivnllcl the famous New
York bi1yarl 81 l--1. tn" cle'tlc hsLi' icy
phone Telegraph and electric car trolley WIGS
we're mixed IN the greatest confusion. and a. t'
wind swung hem 70 and FRO they emitted d'A'N
na-lc, which the pa,,rrsiY had difficulty In escaping
Fortunately no human being Wa, touched by the
swinging Wire. but three hors"., which were Doing
driven al the Tine. were Killed. The heavy ril"
filed the call. conduit, for time the cars wcr"
.lpppd together ana several line were forced 10
.u-prnd opciaiun. because Of th" breaking al 'hc
,,.,h.,d wlr.-. cellar, were hcd win water and
great damage WA. done 20 g'"ie Will" iir '"hilhu""
,n b.aiin. ON The north side of 10" building, ia-
~.li.u-lv affected the walls. In the SUBURBS "hcr"
,i. wind and rain bad fun sway many small house,
~rr, partially wrecked and fences ana trees were
blown ahou Unfortunately.
ri,rourhnut The nddi, portion Of the state the
everest for number OF year pIeNalI"l yes
,.rd,, 10 ,iay Ill Of the mountain road, are more
or h,, blocked. and this morning there Wa, not 4
wire In operation ana no liiln' MOVING rN'"p' on
south Park branch of th" Mon racine. No tl"ll'
moved either Way last night tn, morning on the
mountain divisions. The non Pacific ana t"it
Ac wire, up f. nighuall stlll pro,tat'd 1t "a'
diricut task to iocat" them. Th" santa lc
and Midland train, du" here last nic,t ga mo,
arrive until III, evening. r.. Roc. Island / blocked
lriuccu Lyman and Colorado spring, n" trin- can
ms mat way bat nrr running over H." Union Iaoihc
.uow pow, ar pprrntri In tie cut, on thc DNil".
nm nile, ,juth ~ beaver aud II wa, learned mat
ic, r from three to seven feet Of snow I'm the cuts.
crplo Creek reports three feet OF snow tcrc and. a,
nr miner, I'm that Vicinity wcr' entirely unpitptrct
Or the storm. much ,ul ring vii! cnsu,.
Th. form W.. violent lu Eastern c. oraln. and
communication between Denver nu1 thu Eastern cities
has entirely eat OF 20 twenty iour hour. MApW
ing ha, also received part Il III" II rln.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-14
PASTOR md PRESIDING ELDEh Al ODDS'
ST PAULs CoLOEED METHODIST CHURCH IN
ORANGE TOpN BY III SENSIONS

ST. PAUI.'S CoLOEED METHODIST CHURCH IN
ORANGE TORN BY III sENSIONs.
There Is trouble IN It. Paul, Cootcd Mc'l0n'S'
Church in Orange, y. J. little over year "s'
The Rev Dr. J. W. Stevenson took chafse Vi INC
church. lie IA church builder ana III on.' so'
himself to work 10 build II new house OF worship III
the congregation lie succeeded in raising large
.un Of money The foundation was built ana the cor
ncfstonc laid. Tie subscriptions among the m'mUet'
Of IN, flock were payable In instnllnenS' ana ai'cr
some time the pastor found that the funds were not
coming in. lie looked into the matter, anu Io""H
a number of the collectors books in mutilated con
di;ion. Whcrempon he charged tina the eolec'ors "i'
been approp'ialing the funds to Their own use o''
charges OF squandcng the funds OF The church "cr'
made against the pastor. \ week ago sunday mal'crS
came 70 a crisis. The love feast was In the morning
and the Lords supper in the evening ihc presiding
elder the Rev J. II. Morgan was present lie WIS "'
sword. points with DR.. Stevenson, WHO WIS oh'' PC
siding elder OF the district. AT the love ich't flici
Morgan refused to pnrtake Of the bread, saying h'
could not consccntlousy do So. Dr. stevenson WHO
VA, passing the bread IT Is alleged, threw piece IN
the elders face. Ills friends say that he only p'af'u
II in his lap. The presiding elder announcer tha'
there would be- no Lords supper In the evening.
AT the evening service Presiding Elder Morgan
nnnounced that J. II. Green. OF Camden, WOuld mere
after act rs pastor OF the church, Dr. Stevenson 20 De
removed To the formers charge. Hr. Green WAS
present IN consequence oi Il ul'l"'ch Feo'N'' ''" '
presiding elder bui his mnccrcmonous transfer was
complete surprise TO him.
Last sunday Mr.. Green occupied III" pulpit anu
oGc.atcd at the postponed Lords supper in the even
Ing DR.. stevenson stayed ut HON" IN his house. III
p,rro,y 81, and tn. CONGREGATION at the Camden church
wt, without "A minister. \ reporter saw Dr. steven
,nn who said that he did not intend Ia leave orahS''
H. showed letter from Bishop tanner, III VIM" n
VA, Instructed To- obey the PRECEDING cidrr uhll t
bishop could arrive In the city aud Investigate the
..t.,.
Bishop Tanner al church meeting last night, d'-
clG,d that DR.. stevenson would have 10 g. me
doctor asked about $40 salary, which i du" NM put
the Bishop ,ad that lie could not expect 10 nave lha
nil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-14

The regular Republican Organization 81 Tie XlXth As
scmby District held It's customary weekly meeting last
NIGHT at IT,, headquarters. sixty acNch>t and the Boulc
ward Charles r. udcr presided ana T. H. Dunn acted as
secretary The Republicans Of that dis rct VIII meet
in The h alqua,tcrs tonight and large demonstration Is
expected.
\ paIadr banner raising and ratinca,ion meeting viii
he held at Metropolitan Park. under thc Gnspics u the
Garfield Republican club Of Nc"town on Oet'D'r -
Their, viii e. speeches music and fireworks.
4 mas,.ncctng under the auspices OF IA, Kings
Comfy Protective League held last evening at Ben
nctt's Han Librrty ana Wyonast Twcnty-siAth
Ward Hr1oklyn A. L. Iinuun presided. and Introduced
john Rooney president Of the KINGS County Protective
League. Mr. Rooney pointed out the benefits that accrued
10 hi, hcarcr. b. the working Of the arr b and was
loudly applauded.
me Ener-ctc Fofdham Republican Club viii hold a
big mass.n,eting evening at Republican Hall lord
ham, The speakers will INCLUDE \. Wills Lirhtbourn
and Dr. Irving ;. Balloon. y large crowd j. expected
and ample ItpiI,oI vii. % "-~ i'f the reception Of
lafe,.
Ex.Iude. william H. AnouX and G. {. ShaynA viii
.y,lI at the monthly meeting Of the Republican orean
zation Of KYLE Assembly District this evening at
nr WORT Hail. 40 l54 East Ffiy forrthst The AVlh
District /, not for red hot meeting.
well attended and enthusiastic meeting Of the MIN
Ward Harrison aad Reid CamTaicn club was held last
evening 10 Dry Dock Hail. No. :9i East fourth.s;
OF Meeting and their remarks
ne: with mcslted applause
4 Republican rally viii be h"lI at Masinors' liathor
l,richtnn >. H. tonight. Thomas shcchy, OF West
virginia will speak reciprocity. Protection sound
money aud other issues u the campaign.
The Worsingmen's Protective Campaign Club Of tho
IVth Assembly District formally oig ,nzed at NO
3es ncnryst last evening. Timothy !. Finn wa'
=. oct,d chairman ani Jane, J. liac secretary. y
camn,iyn committee consisting 81 Michael Hines John T.
Plrker and Charles Connolly. was appointed Nor'>scs
on the t,rn and silver issues were delivered oy Aun
Joscphs and william Grossman. The club. which nus
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Special Notices.
PO-ioGicc Notice.

tshoud be read daily by all Interested changes
Lttrs Tor fociSn countries need not be specially ad
dressed Tor disi1t,h by any parteu3r steamer, except
mcicIa documents. letters not specially addressed being
BY the s,s' SIf 1s S "ss ending October f. Will
close ptonpty in ali his ONCE follows
ya.Ra r. Ter rs s. j. ra" p m (,app,m"ta Try
i. 40 Wn ni Islands direct per MmIrl (etsrs
for Grenada Trinidad and lobago must be objected per
S%rtnpAY 7aq A. s %pI c,9Ss; yo9 , m3
per La c3@m%s"e ar C LsaSo . 4; 80 N; m
anis. AUSTRIA Germany, Denmark sweden Norway end
ua he va sCo n. S d H%a Ec% Sar
kcr'1; At 30 ,,gpienen,"y II 10 a. ml Tor
and Leland per Aurunia, va Queenstown tetets
for Gues i",' 20 for Xo.vay direct per :. Thnsvaa
d,ttcrs must be directed pcr min a!a'D at II ~
for s ga @"t q b GCd per cS Of Rome at ii a. NJ
o1sSa dctr o Iampge y ?na tq rp mu arI S
art r'T %1P9cud ss u i, 10 r g e
dam c mps be anGGE1 aI gS r Go,o a.
j. p. p" Dor i a. Ter magma ,io6alSes St Mare
20 For. de paS and Cape Hayti per Delaware !;
a. . ., n H. for Bluciclds, per Clinton. hom New
sTXpAYA 3 y n d {SE Ge.'' Kca' via InOH POI
$ III H.. S6na and Jalon. per :. Oceanic from
r,oncsco Close her" daily up 70 October io et 20 p M
sago'm l'i G, hp to No,cnber g. at 80 D. w. Cor 81
ar t"sfr,lla Mall, for the Hawaiian Islands per
i"l a.ita ,f,nu Francisco close here daily to
3 3Se e6 at D. NJ Mails FOR the Society Island,
esIly " up To- october % at 80 p M Malls f9r China
VA to'sn "a Vancouver Especially addressed only close
=, M oGice daily y. m. Mails for Nrwfound and by
,u ~ ualfaN ard thence by = amer close AZ this orc
IL ~ : 20 l. IN. Mails ~. MiQuelon. ny rail 20
v'..,,r and thence bv steamer. close at THU Office
,',,"',, Malls for cuba. bv rail 20 Tampa.
Ii, and thence by steamer sailing MONDAYS and Thur.
80 - AZ office daily at > 80 Mails Tor
TSIco overland. unless specially adde.sed for dispatch
gs ma 81 !G a fSy ddSi a. sa a. daily
md No shclur closing gcd the presumption Of
,,t uuntrrrutcd overland transit 10 san Francisco.
Mail from thu ast arriving tim" at san Frlhcisco on
ne dav of sailing N steamers are dispatched thence the
San DAY. , 49, ....to,, .,.
,ta .rplcmentay malls opened IN" piers Of the
rnrli.h French and German steamers AZ the hour OF
NJ mails the post0nce. which
main open uhtl within t"p nrgtc: Of ,hc hour sailing
postolce New.York. N. Y. October 7. 1902.
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ic10ps To ,rTryD THE room SHOW.

nonicl nrovnc The general manager the Tood SHOW
has completed hi pcpa atoms for the Pracs'ona Alter
noon to-day and it IS expected that the nmhith'aur
of the Madison square Gadcn VIII be crowded over
800 u the musical and dramatic artists Z" N'w-i"fh
have been invited 3, b. prccnt Among these are Joseph
I,r,fsou Mime Modjcs.., De Wolf Hopper Evans AMI
Ilocy ana John Drew with hcir companies. the ta'lo
..plack Crook" aud 'Candr' companies. Anton Sfd.
has arranged long and varied proeramn" for the oc,Slon
incud ng selection. from Wagner. Strauss, EccthoNc1,
Na.cac.rt and other. Sirnor CamI0lni and Malamo
Blfuvdt have volunteered tneir scrNi'0' as sooHt Ac
tc.day Was good day a: the cNpoufn There were no
"a AIDE, TO lntlfo.c with the attendance aud me result
la;go gath, ring OF people AZ the aitrroh AM even
Ing conc IT Mr. Sedl Ia, Heightened his po2ranm" Tor
the Afternoon concerts anf now plays fog nearly three
hou
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-14
rrry AID COUNTY CONVENTIONS.

BEOOKIYN DEMOCRATS NAMl CANpIDTt>-IllL
rrrFvcT uNrNoNy WAS TOUCHING.
The Democratic delegates representing tn" twenty
,isii ward, Of Brohlvn aud town, Of KIM, Comfy
assembled In convention yc-to,day to nam" count,
ticket and simply registered the will Of llugh No
Iaughin nnd his hcYcuanis, who mad, up the aA'"
several day. ago. The convention assembled In the
Thgma, Jefferson Han and was presided over bY
General Almct J.. Jcnh-, Corporation Counsel. WIlle
presiding over The celebrations General Jenk' paceI
in nomination Jpmcs V. Hdgway for District At
torney making his speech from the chair = >
Witch use and Others seconded the nomination. ani II
was made unanimously. Mr. Iadsway has ALREADY
held The Office for THREE successive term. lie Is
well Known ia practical politics and Is member
Of the stat. Committee. lie made a speech accepting
the denomination.
For Comfy Audi;.r Frederick Keller, the present
incumbent, Wa, r-nOmlnatcd for second term
Coroncrs HJon,y agd Lindsay have each held office
for tw, terms and new men were named IN their
pacr. For the IirH District DR.. Joseph ~ kcnr
# the Eleventh Ward. nominated. For the
second District Dr. Joseph NJ Dreamer, Of the -Four
trcnth Ward. panied For A-soclat" Judge O'
tc Court Of sessions James j. Kelly was rcnomlnalei
The Democratic CITY Convention In Brooklyn met
last evening 10 name candidates for Controller ana
Iity Auditor 10 succeed Theodore J. Jackson ana
Anthony Weber. ThOmas j. kcuna called the dele
putcs 4, order and Charles q. Grimm was mad" pre-
siding officer. John l.. DcVcnncy nominated Iials"y
Corwn for Controller and the convention unanimously
ratified the choice. Mr. Corwin Is ut present CITY
Treasurer lie va, appointed 10 that Office 10y
Mayor CLnpn aud wa, r,appOlntcd by Mayor loOdy
ln~i winter lie lives IN The Twenty fourth Ward
There was no opposition TO the nomination Of CITY
Auditor Weber for sr'on 'rI'I ana r VA, in t,r
candidate. lie wa, hohiha 81 TWO YEARS ago 10 p'ihs
nuff lip