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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-23
LEADERS STILL LEAD.
CLEvELASDs DEFEAr PHI1LrEs
The Giants Yield 10 the Colts, and the
Colonies March OF with the Orioles.
Bridegrooms and Reds Win.
CMcrrNLTI. August y. 1902.

II f Cinoinnatis
and Senators play
ed an exciting Q
twelve in z
game this after
noon. the Reds
finally winning by
clever hitting. Bug
Holiday did the
bulk OF the work
tor the Reds, max
ing two home runs
aud fielding finely.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-23

Cinoin.. 30 OO2OO20OO1-6 II 2
Wash o 0 3 2 0 00002-5 9 3
Batteries: Sullivan and Mahoney. Duryes
and Mcclure. Umpire. McQuade.
BRIDEGROOMs WIN HANDS DOWN.
PrrTsAuRo, August 22.-The Brooklyns
hit both Ehret and Manifee in to-day's
game aud won hands down. Score:
R. BIB. 4.
Pittsburgs.. 100000 s
Brooklyns. 40 2 4 4 0 02 Al IS 1
Batteries. Ehret and Miller Manifee and
Mack; Kennedy, + Foutz and Daily. Umpire,
Gaifney.
COLTS BEAT THE GIANTS.
At Chicago: R.B.H. Z.
Chicagos -. OK 10 i
New lorks. 20 0 o % 90 o. I 10 1
Batteries Hutchinson and Kittridgei
Rusie and Mcmahon. Umpire, Emslie.
COLONIES AGAINST ORIOLES.
AZ Louisville
r. B.H. r.
Louisyilles. 30 0O0O114x-6 u 4
Baltimores 20 0 0 001 000-2 0 /
Batteries Sanders and Merritt McMahon
and Robinson. Umpire, Lynch.
At Cleveland r. B.H Z.
Cleyelands. o41001-2 II 2
Philadelphias. o 0 02i % 0 O.
Batteries Clarkson, thinner, knell and
Cross and Dowse. Umpire, Snyder
At st. Louis: 81. Louis-Boston game post
poned on account of rain.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-23

khled. For several nights he was confined
IN an old mine and the mouth guarded by a
large squad Of soldiers Affairs during the
DAY have been so quiet. the submission of
the miners so general that watch was some
what relaxed, aud Lindsey had lost some of
nus fear and wandered more widely within
the enclosure.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15
House OF I;cnresentntLra.-

WAsHrNGroN. d. c.. Nav l4.-When tho
House met this morning the shadow cast by
tho death Of Senator Barbour was plainlv
apparent. 10 was intensified b. the PRAYER Of
Chaplain AIilburn, who thus referred to the
sad event.
Gloom overspreads the State from which
he came and many hearts viii be filed with
sorrow and grief at tho sad ncws that he is
gone. Grant that this solemn warning may
come home 70 every heart before Thee. and
that we may heed the solemn message and set
our hearts IN order SO that when our call
shall come we shall be ready 10 depart at
peace with all men,
The journal was read and approved and
Representative Meredith, of Virginia was
recognized lie said.
Mr. Speaker rise for the purpose #
making the painful announcement % this
House Of the death Of Hon. John S. Barbour
senator from Virginia. which occurred at bis
residence IN this city after very bret illness
about $50 this morning 1. Is only proper
that 1 should say on TINS occasion that in tho
death of John =. Barbour hs State has met
an irreparabie loss ia which the whole coun-
try viii share. At the proper time ! viii
oher a resolution hXlng a day when lis
friends may have an opp0rtuuitg OF express
ing their admiration Of the character OF Seua-
tor Barbour. ! offer the following resoiu-
tiOns
Resolved. That the House has received
with profound sorrow the announcement Of
the death of Senator John :. Barbour.
Resolved. That the Speaker appoint d
committee Of twelve MON ers 10 act IN con-
junction with such committee rs may be ap-
pointed by the Senate t. make the necessary
arrangements for the funeral and 70 accom-
pany the remains 10 the place Of burial
The resolutions were adopted and the
Speaker announced the following members
OF the committee provided for in them. Rep
resentatives Meredith. Holman. Wilson West
Virginia. Henderson North Cardinal Hemp
hill. Mutchler. Blount. Compton, OferraA.
Harmer Pnvne and Grou..
And then As q mark of respect TO the mem
ory oil the deceased. the House adjourned
until Monday the 10th
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15

ton. New York: Walter =. Douglas. Plaladel-
pha; Rev. Il. J. McBryde, Lexington, Va.
Dr. Young. OF Randolph Macon College rs
here also John Il. West. of Richmond.
Rev B. b. Cook (colored) pastor of Jeru-
salem Baptist church, Atlantic City. was ar
rested to-day for getting money under. false
pretenses. represented himself 10 10 al
employing agent. which no was not.
L he remains Of Mrs. Louisa Crquhart. who
died in Washington. ID. c.. on the 18th inst.
arrived here today and were forwarded to
southampton county for interment. The re-
mains were accompanied by her sOn-in-law.
Hon. John W Lawson. member of Congress
from this distaict. whom she was visiting in
Washington at the time of her death also, by
Hon. John Goode. who married her niece.
Mrs Elizabeth B. Parr. the grandmother
OF Rev George w. Wray. died ut No 40
Dinwiddie. street: Portsmouth. to-day after a
lingering illness. aged eighty-four years. The
remains will be forwarded, to Belield,
Greensyille county, on Monday for inter-
ment
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15
Eeicgraphir Breyities.

Ex-senator Joseph f.. Brown has written Z
letter which will appear IN pnnt today IN
which he recognizes the fact that tho tovern~
u.pt OF the United States l. one OF the two
partis-. lie declares that the presens
povement for Peoples party will be =
feeder 10 the Republican party and that it
will disrupt the solid Sontn If II Is allowed to
s,rnyv and develop He urges the white peo-
nla ~ the South 10 throw ell their influence,
action and energy into the scale with tho
democratic party, as he believes that any
other course would put tho Republicans per.
manently into power and iasten upon the
south the Force laws. persecution and coiored
domination.
Fx-postmaster NJ. n. Wsrng was arrested
n, Madison. Fla Yesterday by the deputy
United States marsha. charged WITH emocS-
linz 800 of Government funds. lie was
taken 10 Jacksonville and placed under sl.0VO
bonds. ru--,u.
Tic railroad and express agent at tiiaviiis,
Fla. named James. stole psessgs gs'S" =" ~;
the telegraph wires, and thus got nau asys
Start Officials have crossed into Georgia IN
pursuit. ...t..a 4. A..
riots friday night between the rsrnei'ite1
and sntl-Psrnellites At Cork. INC cause os
tho row was irritation 9n 'se & par, On ss,n sus n'
Tlorrie Perkins. fifteen years old. daughter
~ ,hs county Judge at Lebanon. Tenn. COM
,n;s,sd snicide bv hanging with q bride 10
The % barn. She was betrayed. Her assaiians
i not known. Lynching Will follow HE de.
covery. Her father has been : judge Tor
Harry Mccoy. the champion wsller-weiglo
of America. and Jack" Davis. Of PosttAn4,
Ore have siened articles for : 1nhh rat
10 take plaos the latter part of ~ nnneo.
The purse will 10 $500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15

FRANKFoRr. KY. May B-trankiort was
the scene of another Wholesale shooting last
night. in which the bystanders were the
sufferers. just after the $3.50 tram from
louisville arrived and as the passengers were
walking away from tho train the firing CON-
menced. and when the smoke cleared away
John +. johnson. with two bullet holes IN his
RIGHT forearm. Charles =. Owens. with two
bullets, one in the right hand and the
other entering tho night gfo,n /;
through the left hand and Andrew leitch.
with ono bullet in bis left side near the groin,
we're found to have been shot The ply
sicians thought Owens would die. 50 his dy-
ing statement WAS taken by County Attorney
johnson. in which he says that John /.
Johnson had been too intimate with me-
Owens wife) and had ruined his family and
destroyed his happiness for life. lie said
Johnson fred first. and be (Owens) hred SIX
shots. but was unable to kill Johnson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15

CLIrroN FopGF. May il.-lSpeeial. The
first annual meeting oil the stockholders Of
tho Clifton Forge Publishing Company, which
owns the Valley Nirginian plant and outfit,
was held at tho Office ofthe Nirginian Thurs
day afternoon The following officers were
elected for thcensuinR year President. MAJOR
s. II. Yost. Secretary ami Treasurer. q. Coz
nns TAYLOR. or Clifton Forge. MAJOR host.
after filing tho editorial char for more than
forty years. resigned. lis reason for dong
So was on account of much needed
rest after laboung FOR So long
time I'D the newspaper business. and
on account also OF private business which re-
quires a great deal OF time and personal atten-
ton. Mr G. 7. Moore young lawyer. was
unanimously elected 90 succeed MAJOR lost
and a committee appointed 20 wait upon elr.
Moore TO ascertain whether OF not ne Will ac-
cent. IL IS thought that he Will
The revival meetings going on AT the Olfls-
tian church here continue with unabated IN
tere-t They began ast Sunday and already
a number OF conversions have taken place.
Rev. John J.. Brandt, an evangelist from
Denver Col. Is conducting the meetings
assisted by the pastor Of the church, Key. j..
N. Omer. At meeting oi the church OIL
GERS a few nights ago they decided 10 nave
him remain two weeks longer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15

PErEasnuHG. Va, May lt.-lSpecial The
trial of the suit of boswell, admln'straiof;
against the Norfolk and Western Railroad
Company for $4,000 damages. which nas oc--
cupied the attention Il the Olrcut ouit Vl
Prince George county. Judge b. A. Hanc cS
presiding. for the past week. was coneiuded
III is afternoon the Jury giving verdict for the
plaintia for = 0JO The Court oyerIu1ed a
motion to set aside the verdict. This L. the
third Trial of this action. At the hr5t tIiai
there was u hung iury and at the second tfiAi
dict Was set aside and a new trial granted.
4 fire occurred tonight on sycamore street
at the residence OF Captain ". Gordon
McCabe. principal OF the University school,
which was caused by the explosion OF ker-
osene lamp "a roiessor Councils room. 1he
Professor bad most OF bis clothing burned
and a,oD "A bed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15

NoRFoIB. Va. Nav Special. The
announcement OF Mr. Barbour's death j, re-
celved with expressions OF sincere sorrow
and regret here, as he was very popular III
Eastern Nirginia.
big fight between Messrs. W. A. Young.
chairman OF the city Democratic committee.
and X. c. Murray. oi the Landmark. is antici-
pated in the convention. Mr. oung Will
have tho support OF about thirty three OF
tho Norfolk city delegates; lie vii! get "a good
following IA the county and in Portsmouth.
Mr.. Murray has declared his intention 10
mako "a fight Tor the position. lie will not
submit to the will of the district. but If a ma %
iority Of the delegates 10 the State Convention
are Hill men he will make an effort to secure
the nomination by influences outside OF tue
district.
A conference of Young Mems Christian
Association workers was held here tonight
Prominent workers are here from aii parts Oh
the State Supper wes served in the gymna-
stun: after which speeches were made by
Edwin 4. Leo, Of Brooklyn; g. A. Warour-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15
The Warrenton Bank Case

HSNmToN. Va. May l3.-lSpecial The
wel-known Warrenton Bank case came mp at
this term of the court. The case was called
Tuesday, aud the charge made by the Com
monwealth was that A. Il. kosenbeTger ). I.
Shirley. II. A. Spindle. e. +. Myers and G. ".
hoseuberger. successors 10 Jeilries Keith.
lately dong banking business 10 the city OF
NarrentOn under the firm name Of kosenDer-
ger. Spindle d Co.. on or about the 81 daf
o. March. 1921 felOni0usy appropriated GER
tain moneys entrusted 10 them as bankers,
ageregating the total sum Of sl2 7jO
The case was continued until yesterday
morning. when Mr Joseph =. Jefnes was
put on tie stand. Mr. McCabe asked him the
question.
"how much money did you lose by the
bank -
objection was raised By the counsel for the
defense. and the question WAS argued.
The defendants counsel insisted thot
when money passed over the counter
az private bank it immeda'e.y be
comes the money of the bank aud the de-
pOsitor has no further interest therein except
AS creditor or loaner. That II it Is stolen 10 Is
stolen from the bank and not from the depos-
itor and. therefore tbe depositors under the
indictment. could not testify that they lost u.
This ground was sustained by the court and
ended the case.
Fit had been q national bank the law would
have been ample 10 cover IT and the defend
ants in the case could have been punished.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15

SUFFOLK. Va. May H. Especial. - Ihe
trial or John Royster, the negro accused OF
the murder OF young Epps here last July, has
been postponed on account Of some technica,
flaw in the indictment. new bill Of indlct-
ment has been drawn. ana 1t Is now supposed
that his trial will come of the second Monday
IN May.
Confederate Memorial day will be observed
here next Friday. Business generally VIII De
suspended and there VIII be turnout OF the
military company. fire company, cadets Oh
the military school and other organizations.
Rev. Mr. Bagby, pastor OF the Baptist church
here. will deliver the annual address.
The editorial in THR TfaEs on rs Grant a
Southern Hero 7" has given great pleasure 10
your readers here who Indorse the sentiments
expressed therein in unmeasured terms.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15

NFw CAsr1F. Va. May 1.-The Montgom-
cry Presbytery. which has been in session at
this place during tho greater.part Of this week.
adjourned to-day. There were in attendance
kevs. j. g. Shepperson. ID. d., p. B. Price,
". Il. Hal. ID. D.. !. L. Baird. ID. D.,
7. W. Hooper, ID. d.. Houston. Run,
T.. W. McCorkle. Washburn. Fleming, Clark,
Waller Duckwald. Whkerson. Stokes I. NJ.
McCOrkle. Allison and Barclay. The lay
delegates were Messrs. Lemon hels0. Beard,
Watson. Moorman, Ford, TIckson Spell
Ter. Stark. McAllister Irvine Miller,
nett. Douglass. Carper and kaufeit.
The proceedings were opened Tuesday
evening BY an eloquent sermon by Rev. k.
H. Fleming. of lynchburg. Rev J. r. Ali
son was elected moderator and Revs. Waller
and Miller were elected secretaries. Two can
didates were examined for license 10 preach.
Messrs. J. NJ Holiday and NJ. w. Junkin,
and after preaching their trial sermons were
sustained and accordingly licensed.
Rev Il. 6. Anderson accepted call TO tho
Second Presbyterian church Of Roanoke city.
A small fire at the residence of Mr.. William
Myers Yesterday caused some excitement
but was extinguished before much damage
was done.
Mrs. C. n. Hawkins. Of this place has been
commissioned member of the Ladies' Aux
Aiary Board Of Worlds Fair Managers for
tho Ninth congressional district Of Virginia.
During the presbytery Rev. a. Syden-
otricke. a missionary 10 Chin hisng, China,
delivered a very interesting lecture and re-
port on foreign missions 20 a large coneiega-
ton
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15
Confirmation AT West Point.

WRsr PoixT, Va. May l4.-~lSpecial. THE
Ripht Rev. A. NJ. Randolph. assistant bishop
of the diocese. confirmed "A class Of twenty
rersons in St Johns church IN this place last
mint The class was twice as large as any
confirmed here before and was remarkable IN
many ways. IL was composed OF ton men
and ten women. many of them being married.
some of them grandparents. Among the
mon were several of our most influential
citizens
The keynote of tho Il shops scholarly ser
mon WAS. Love is the Fulfilling OF tho
~ - The church was filed to its utmost
capncity with AN attentive congregation.
THIS "a the saus parish mentioned IN THE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15

Prominent North Casoilnian Drowned Ia
the gatawla.

Prominent North Cigoiinian Drowned iu
the CatawLa
CaAa-orrr. n. G.. Nav lt.- NJ. T. Cor
siantine Davidson. of Lemleys township, was
drowned in the Catawba river at Moore'5
Ferry. FRIDAY evening. Just aoout dark.
News Of the distressing affair reached the city
Yesterday morning, end eyeff one was
shocked beyond measure. it had onll been
lew day. since Mr. Oavlds ~ Nas here taking
a prominent part iu p0ilucs and affair IN
general. and that be should bsye met with
such IA dreadful f0fe, anu so suddenly. is hard
.or hI, friends O. realize.
The facts learned Yesterday IN regard 20 the
sad affair are ss follows Mr. Davidson left
home at i'm the afternoon IN bis buggy 10
visit around ia the ue'gu co-hood. Is was often
hls custom. he went across the ferry known
as Moore Ferry. whicl Is about a mile ifom
his house and which he mas always been IN
the habit of using. About dark he returned
and drove on the iat. not getting ont
of the buggy. Ills nephew, Ar Harry
Moore the fsrrymau was tie only
person on the tat. When about
half way across the river the horse became
frightened and backed Mr Davidson was
powerless to stop him. and IN an instant the
horse and buggy. with AIR. Davidson IN II.
were precipltated into the river. Just as
the awful plunge was made iaint
cry for help escaped bis lips.
then all was silent and the waters
closed over hm Quickly the news was car
RED from house 10 house and soon excited
groups Of people lined the banks and were
Gregsino the river 10. # possible rescue the
man who but Il few hours before was with
them Ia life and health All night long anxi-
ous friends were At work. bat not until yester-
day was tho body recovered. Ii was found
about fifteen feet away from where II went
down In about twenty feet Of water. The
horse and buggy We're found during the night
FRIDAY at the bottom Of the river near where
they went down.
Deceased WAS q son of the late Major John
Davidson. one Of the sgners Of the Meckien-
bure Declaration OF independence, and was "a
prominent man in all the political movements
Of this section.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15
The President or on a Trip.

WARRINGTON. -. C.. MAY 1.-THE Presi.
Lieutenant Parker and Mrs. Parker left
Washington Mt $50 this afternoon on the
lighthouse tender Jessamue for Fortress
Monroe. va. The President will return
either Wednesday or Thursday. Mrs. Har-
rson will remain in Tidewater Virginia until
she fully RECEIVERS her strength. which has
been greatly impaired by her long illness.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15

WAsHNoToV. ID. c.. May Il. The report
IRON Asheyiile \. c.. this morning that Sen
ator Vance had an attack Of paralysis and was
very sick man was denied today at tho
Senator residence here The Senator'S son
stated that a dispatch had been received
from his father m which IL was
announced that he had only an attack Of
rheumatism. % which he is subject. and not
hayIne remedies NJ hand, called in physi-
can and was soon ali right again. lie is es-
nected 10 retrTn here by Monday
AsaFytLiE. n. G., May IL. Senator Vance
left here this afternoon for Washington.
His appearance IS that OF Il very sick man.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15
Murder and suicide.

SpARrA, ILr.. Nav l4.-Charlss Jones,
Anna Devan and Julia Mcfarland. all Of
Eden. came 10 Sparta 10 shop yesterday. On
the way home Jones produced revolver and
said 10 Miss Devan. Will you marry me :"
Yes. right now" she replied. IF yon give
me the revolver" You lie. rejoined Jones.
You promised me this before and after.
ward went back on me. and now | intend to
kill you. He then fred two shots at her,
which killed her instantly. Jones. after kill.
ing Miss Devan, walked short distance and
shot himself in the head and fell dead.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15

S.rrD.. Va. May IA rumor comes from
New Market that on thursday night thirty or
fortv masked men overpowerod Constable
Henry Miller on his way home and seized oil
Of the road fne bills he had on his person. but
did him 10 personal injury. lie says no was
robbed If a sum Of money. but nobody be-
heves plunder was the object of the assault,
as the present road law Is not only obnoxious
~ tho pine TONERS. but the mode OF collect
inn ines particularly so. 1t is also reported
that the mob on retaining 70 the village.
wbere concert for the benefit Of Ioar church
was going on. acted IN very disorderly and
reprehensible manner.
AIr b. +. Hart. who has been appointed
oyster inspector for Midd asex. has selected
Captain James Orrell, OF Pine Top. as one OF
his deputies
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15
Defiant, Vet Nills Himself.

NEwARK, O.. May a. David Holler. q
wealthy farmer living three miles west of the
town, last night shot his WIFE iniicting
serious wound. When an attempt was made
10 capture him he barrcaded himself in the
house and held the city men at bay with q
gun. rife, two revoiyers and razor. No
one dared 10 go in or near the house. He
tnen cut his throa. with n -azor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15

rHEY wANr woRE MONEY.
Coins TO BE Made Souvenirs of the Worlds
Fair.

WssH1NGToN, D. c., May l4.-D'rectoT-Gen7
eral Davis and Commissioners Edwin Walker
aud Lyman D. Page Of the Worlds Fair ap-
reared betofe the House Worlds Far Com
rlittee to-day. Mr. Walker presented bi
p,egared by the board OF directors request
ing on appropriation OF t5,0O0.OOJi in aid OF the
Iaa.
The bill Directs the Secretary Of the Ireas-
ury 20 nave coined at the earliest practicable
dar 1000 coo silver coins. OF tie weight and
fneuess 3f the silver haf dollar. 10 TO
egai tender tie same as the bali dollar ne
coins arc 70 be stamped ami en-
gmved with such inscription as viii
make them suitable souveni"s Of
the exposition For the purchase Of
bullion aud the coinage of the proposed
pieces the bill approprstes $4,000 600. Be
fo-e t0e Secretary shall pag ont o. d.sbur-e
any yart oi the fund the sum o. so 0O1p goo
sh... have been collected and disbur-ed by
tie city of Chicago in aid oi the ia'r.
Messrs Gage and Walker Of the Worlds fnir
Comm .ss Oh. had a conference with Director
of tho Mint lescn az the Treasury depart
mcut to-day as 10 the issue of $4,000 GuJ IN
lftY cent pieces Of special design as souvenirs
o. tie N0lld's fair The matter VIII be FUR
tner discussed with Secretary Foster on Non
day next.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15

,'lxcfvsArI. O.. May &C. The increased busi-
ness relations between the North and South IL
shown by the necessity for limited yestibulo
trains between Cincinnati and Lexington KY.
over the Cincinnati southern railway tQueen
and Crescent rOutel. This arrangement goes
into effect 10 day, and marks n uew era IN the
South which the travelling public Will appis-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15

New OnIrASs, Ia. May 1.-THE color line
must be drawn in labor circles. or the. Fedora
fion OF Labor Will lose most of it, white rnem-
bers i'm this city. j no white organizer was last
night ordered ont OF the haii, whore a new
nniOn was being organized and negro per-
formed the duties Of organizer PRESIDENT
Gompers will be appealed 10. It's rumored that
a dGel will be the outcome
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15

CtryELAsD. o., May 1.-THE Leader SAYS
ths morning that the extensive Carnegie man.
ufacturing concerns are 10 be consolidated
and merged into the greatett manufacturing
concern of its hind in tho world. The new
concern will BE- known as the Carnegie Steel
Company. limited The capitalization will
be increased 20 Sl5900 900. g. he eonsolida.
ton is TO go into effect on the lst day o. next
II
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15

The Czar Gives the Captain Of the Cone
maugh Present.

hNrhHAs
RIGA. RUSSIA, May i4.-Count Bobbrinsh.
in the presence of the city authorities, to-day
presented TO Captain Spencer, master Of tho
American steamer Conemaugh. which brought
10 this port from Philadelphia cargo of -four,
grain and provisions for tho benefit of the
Russian famine sufferers. an enameled tea
service the GIT OF the Gar 10 the American
officer.
Tho Government of Riga will giyo q ban
ouet 20 the officers OF tho steamer this after
noon This evening performance IN their
honor viii be given at tho circus. Io-mor-
row they will attend dinner given by the
prefect ami will afterward be present at a
gala performance at the theatre.