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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-01
IN TIE ANNEXED DISTRICT.
PLANS FOR TIE TENNIS SYNONYMOUS EN-.
TREATMENTS.

PLANS FOR TIE TENNIS SYNONYMOUS En-
TREATMENTS.
The new apportionment must certainly increase
the representation OF the Annexed District In the
Legislature. The two upper wards poll a proper
ton Of the vote emitting them TO at least two Assem-
bymen. and the increase In voting population will
be much larger IN that section OF the CITY than In
some Others the district should receive full recog
milton. There is some question whether the Board Of
Aldermen win not punish the upper wards for their
defeat OF the regular Tammany organization by TAX
Ing away Its fair proportion Of representation. The
district Is usually Democratic by n considerable vote
but has revolted against present Tammany leader
The two representatives Of the Annexed District I'm
the Board Of Aldermen are men we'll fitted to urgc
fair play for their constituents. and II Is probable
that Mt least two Assombymcn will represent the.
northern wards hereafter.
Commissioner Icintz has arranged for n systematic
repairing Of the uptown streets in the coming season.
lie has divided the territory In the Twenty third and
Twenty fourth Wards into fourteen working districts
each OF which has foreman with ono or two teams
and several laborers. Each foreman will b held
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-01
TO ENFORCE THE EXCISE Law TO-DAY.

The determination Of Police Superintendent Byrnes
to enforce the excise laws in this city made
evident yesterday afternoon. when the captains were
called to the central office receive fresh orders. He
had been called away from his Office at that time, but
the orders were delivered by Chief Inspector Steers
and as the captains went back 10 their precincts they
said the police would have 10 that liquor selling
Sunday stopped Earlier In the day Mr. Byrncs
asked about report that the liquor dealers had
brough. pressure upon the Tammany leaders 10 stop
the police from interfering with Sunday rum. and lie
replied: a. am not here TO look after the interests Of
the liquor dealers but to that the law is enforced
II the liquor dealers dissatisfied vt them try to get
the law CHANGED"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-01
HE SLASHED TOMEN WITH 4 SABRE.
A CRAzED HUSBAND ATTACKS HIS WIFE AND
HER SISTER.


Philip Baumgartner OF No. 2ls Montroseave.. was
charged with feonious assault IN Justice Goettings
Lee Avenue Police Court yesterday. Baumgartner
had been arrested by officer Meyer after desperate
struggle. lie had only few minutes before attacked
his wife and sister with sabre, cutting both badly
When Meyer arrived Baumgartner was still fourshing
the weapon and threatened to kill any one who at
tempted to interfere with him. Baumgartner was
drunk when he returned TO his home at noon yeser.
day and at once became abusive. MIS- Baumsartner
tried 10 paclfy him and the crazed man seiDd the
sabre and rushed mt his wife, The woman saw the
determined and desperate expression on the face OF
her husband and struggled with him for the possession
Of the weapon. In the struggle her right hand was
badly cut. Tsiumgirtner then slashed her arm.
At this point the sister interiered and was badly cut.
II was only due the timely arrival of the police
man that Baumgartner WAS prevented from carrying
out his murderOus Intentions
Mrs. Baumgartner says that she believes her nus
band Is not in his right mind. lie had been acting
strangely for some days. Justice Goettng committed
him 10 jail pending examination AS TO his sanity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-01

res,dent r. W. Putnam New-Orlcans: Thomas F.
Min Memnh,s : T. s. Baxter II. II. Plant and George
Macon GA H Ror nppps a1 Hu s. f h"%
Miss Cbaries f. Ways and Nicholas r. Bond. Balti
more I'M Atlanta d W nlSod Rsnmo %na 1 Va
Edward Kerrison Spartansburg. S. c.; d. b. Cooper
Nashville Robertson 5.s9TSn rspn w M e.
washington: Dr. CLAYTON NJ Daniels, Buffalo; j.
Turner Moiehead, spray, ~ Y. and Lehman a.
Cooper HagerstOwn, Md.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-01
TIE VRECKED RESTA URANT IN PARIS.
PLACE WHERE RAvoCHoL WAS ARRESTED AND
WHERE DYNAMITE WAS USED.

WHERE DYNAMITE WAS USED
NJ, Very's restaurant in Paris. which has been tho
subject Of so much talk ately, ordinary French
wine shop, situated at No. 90 Boulevard Magenta
Until the arrest OF Ravacho the notorious Anarchist
on March 30 it was known only to the workmen ana
small shopkeepers OF the neighborhood who visited
1t to get their daily portions OF claret.
About IL O'Clock on March 80. VI. Very. the land
lord noticed IN Unlocking customer whose appearance
recalled the newspaper descriptions Of Ravachol lie
remembered that the same man had taken luncheon
at his place on sunday, March 81, and had talked 10
the waiter, L'IIcrot, upon anarchy. As he gave
evidence Of an intimate knowledge of the plans OF the
Anarchists, NJ. Very became suspicious. lie sent word
to NJ. Dresch. the COmmissary of Police. The Com
missary put revolver in his pocket and accompanied
by his secretary and two policemen In civilians
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-06
THE Y. NJ. |. BOARD
Death OF y. Sims Read mt Roanoke and Ees-
olutions OF Respect-BIK Blaze I'm Ports
mouih--Nirginia Affairs

LrxISoToS. Va. Jan. Especial, Col
onel s. II. Letcher. chairman Of the board OF
visitors Of tho Virginia Military Institute, has
called the seIni-annnal meeting OF the board
in Richmond on the 18th instant on account
OF the increased attendance. some impor-
tant measures will be transacted. An effort
will probably be made to get the United
States Government TO reimburse the Virginia
Military Institute for damages done by Gen.
eral Hunter during the war.
Tie intelligence of the death of Dr. Sims
Read. OF Roanoke. has been received here oy
his fellow students at the Washington ana
Lee University with profound regret; Az
mass-meeting held this afternoon resolutions
OF respect were passed. lie was member OF
the Greek etter Kappa Alpha fraternity. tne
most influential here who sent cOmml'iee
OF the 70 flowing Gentlemen 10 attend ~
funeral Malcom Bruce. ". W. SAFE, beThaiu
Moore Mott Moore and l. Cole.
Much regret is expressed here that the COM
mittee which net at Euena Nista TO-DAY 70 De-
eide upon her proper portion Of the COUNTY
debt IN case Of obtaining city charlel i"'.vu
10 agreo. Il the matter is fought Guy ~ ~
Legislature. 81 now appears VIII be done. no
effort Will DO spared Oh either sice 70 manu- ~
interesting
The county court ~ in session.
A negro woman was sentenced 10 thIee
years in the pententlaTy for stealing al busna
Vista.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-06
poan 1,nnrnuomcnt- personaI.

Prrrrsgr,nq. Va. Jan. Especial "A
rnass-rneeting OF tho people 81 DlnWldde
comfy will be held a. Dinwiddie courthouse
on Monday. January 18th court day., 10 con-
slider the IrOpriety OF requesting The repre-
sentatiyes Of the county in the General AS
semblv 10 obtain tho necessary legislation ID
enable the board Of supervisors 20 issue the
bonds Of the county % the amount OF S~'ODO
70 improve certain roads IN the county.
rrcieleior Counril. No. J. d. .. A. NJ. have
elected the following officers for the ensuing
wear. Tx G.. G. j.. Fans G. James T.. 4 AID
we'll Y. c.. w. Z. MARYLAND; K. >. J.. a.
owen. +. S.. W. O. Shanks; T., i. NJ keams'
G. Y n. Simmons. TX. G. p. Eanes; ]. j..
J. p. Blankenship. o. p, G.. W Scott. Irus-
tees j. T. Caldwell, j. A. owen and Z. +.
Miss Caroline On Bignon. Of Savannah
Ga. who has been on visit % friends ia Ie-
tersburg. left for home tins morning
Miss J.. Nenabe returned to-day TO
school near Baltimore
Miss Marion Dalton. who IS attending
ychool at Notre Dame, Md. IS here on visit
20 her parents
to-day hearing the case OF the Comlnonwealtn
aoainst @ j. TAYLOR. a hOrse-trader OF this
oitv. charged with stealing horse from Mr..
Edward Williamson. After hearing the EVIL
dence the accused was discharged. lie has
through his counsel. William K. Mckenney,
ESQ. brought suit in the Circuit Court OF
Petersburg against Mr. H. II. Williamson Tor
malicious prosecution, laying the damages at
$1,000
John Ellison. mate on an oyster boat, mar
rowly escaped being drowned IN the rver
here last night BE was IN the act Of gong
on the boat from shore when he slipped ana
fell overheard
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-06
Guttenburc Knccs.

The following are the results of the races
First lace. five furlongs Insight first.
Bonnie King second, Adalglsa lcOlt) third.
Time 1889.
Second race SIX rand o half furiongs Brook
Ign first. Himlex second, Rosa q. thlra. Time.
Third race. seven furlougs MabeMe first.
Duke John second. Mabel third Time. ]. o.
Fourth race siX AM u Aalf iuriOugs-B Badge
first oaulteler second, kancocas third.
Time l.zl
Firth race five furiongs Text first, Krikina
second. Comet tAird. lime l0l.
Sixth race nine fUgougs John Hickey
tiist. hushnght secOud. Burnside third
Time 1851
The entries for to-day's Gutenberg races
are
First race. three-Quarters Of nile. beaten
horses. selling Biacawood. 40 Cab CIDER.
Count Luna. lOl. irayO. lOl. Ju.e TO-. SADIE
Congress, Irene H., i0l. Matasorla f.ly)
Baylor. fill Barnes. 9-; mmaJ.. Forest hing.
Bonnie hing. g. farthena ~.
Second race. lve-eightLs # mile beaten
horses -fltzroy 1eiendant Hawkstone. 100:
Cora Tanner, y ung Duke. Ballad. >pendaN.
la Grippe Algebra geld. Miss Olive. ~.
Claudine Craft. ll3; Maxim (nllyI, Little
Tuesday. DOrlnne. lOl.
Third race. seyen-eighths of a mile-Text
Ralter, Brussels. l0-. Early Blossom. Nirg!e.
Lillian lOl Occasion geld 81
Fourth race. tx aud half furlongs. sell
lug Prince Howard. llf Iioga. Mabel, l03.
AenOphon, ". 81. H.. los; Marie Lowell Car
toOn. lO2.
Fifth race. nile and a quarter Burnside.
Cassella. 100. Kern l0f. Telephone. 1913. Ice
berg Sir Rae ~. kushlight. %.
sixth race seyen-eightns ola mile. selling
Mckeever. Kingdom, lO7. Mamie Hubbard
colt Magic. lOi; st. Pancras. lOl; Marty Is.
%, Exceleuza fly, %.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-06

.0nt n sorts. "distrait." "the blues these
oro familiar arpellatiyes ior uncomtoriaole' I'M
Iofnablo sensations. accompanied with iessl
,,,4e. nervousness. ind gestion. Poverty OF inc
blood. 70 remedy which an effective siomachic
ner.is.ently used is the paramount need Is con
clr.i.o evidence that the system is insuihclentlJ
,...'....r..h.l b.car.e-ani f0r no other cause
here organic disease does mo-. exist no 4oo .
,.r'.,.sof fhe stomach. reform the irregular con-
bison of .he bowels. keep up O. health III seeie-
lion ogthe bile vith Ho-tet-ers stomach 81
ci,, b.t .r,r,,.. led the common want OF The nor
vousinya. ID. the dysropiic and o., persons dtA-
cicot ln vitality. an efcien. tonic. 10 l,s power
OF imrar-inE strength is attriauIanl IL. EN-
cacrass preventive of malaria and ia grippe
lIho~orQhlv elective isit too Tor rheumatism,
kidney complaint and neuralgia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-06
omcer Mabry Assaulted.

RoANoKE.ss Va, Jan. Especial. JEFF
DOGGY. VINO assaulted Officer Mabry
some time ago. vas brought to the
city to-day from Wytheville and given
n hearing before Judge Williams
who committed him TO jail 10 wait the re-
suit OF Mabrys injuries. Dooley was ar
rested at Pocahontas and brought to Roanoke
Christmas day. but taken that Same evening
to Wytheyllc TO prevent lynching. lie was
taken TO Lynchburg this evening. Alabry has
been unconscious for several days. AMI
though there is apparently little change in
his condition be is growing weaker daily.
II. b. Oliver. formerly of Roanoke. who was
shot at RadfOrd last week By MOonshinor
Shelton. is not expected 10 live.
Joel b. Lemon a well-tO-do farmer OF Bote-
tourt. aged sixtv-three years was married
hero to-day TO Mrs. Molie a. West of this
city. aged fifty-seven years. The ceremony
was performed at the residence of the bride
by Rev Dr. G. /. James and the happy
couple left for their home in the vicinity Of
Burghs mill
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-06

CHARLOTTE. y. c.. Jan. Especial.
Last night an unknown white man was
killed on the Charlotte and Columbus rail-
road near Liiesyille by being cut % pieces.
He had three suits of clothes on and s3 in
money. HE was supposed t. DO beating his
way Ola the train when he ioll between the
cars.
The county commissioners to-day refused
license TO W. +. Buchanan 10 retail whisky
The bar men are about 20 give up. as they
see it is useless 10 try and get license. One
bar sold out It's stock and fixtures to-day and
others arc preparing 10 follow suit. one
moro atte pt viii he made tomorrow by
the whisky men 10 obtain licen-e. but there
is not much chance of Its being granted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-06

FRONT ROYAL, Va, Jan. 8. Especial. On
Sunday Just as tho various churches of our
town were in tho midst of their morning
service the cry Of fire rang out. and in a
moment the ministers were left standing in
their pulpits. IL was discovered that the
Episcopal church was on fire, and even
before the worshipng congregation inside
knew of il the members OF the HOOK and
ladder company were on the root fighting the
demon. For hours the ire ragged nOtwth-
standing the efforts Of brave men 10 stop 1t.
The church burned, then the rectory, then
the office of Kendrck * Son. Ii was cold
windy day. and at one time It looked AS
ii the whole town might burn. But every
body worked as If for life. even the ladies'
and children. carrying furniture out Of
houses and Offices ior block away. The
wind was so strong and cold that it was
almost impossible 70 work 10 any advantage
the water freezing on the men. bat at last
when it was seen that Mayor koy's house
was saved and the course of the fire broken
a mighty shout went up from tho multitude
on tine street The losers by the fire are the
Episcopal congregation; Miss Adams, WHO
occupied the rectory and kept Il board
ing house and kendrick 1, Son. But un-
derstand that everything was well insured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-06

CHICAGO. Jan. with her life in the
balance her face bruised and battered almost
beyond recognition. and her breast and
shoulders covered with the black marks of
brutal heels, beautiful little Louis Hagen lies
at her home on Washington boulevard the
victim of a most daring and dastardly outrage
While returning to her home about dusk sun
day along Last street she was attacked by a
man who struck her terrible blow on the
back of the head with monkey wrench He
then dragged her into an alley and outraged
her Alarmed by the footsteps or passer-by
the brute lied. The bleeding and half con-
scious girl was taken to her home where ply
siclans pronounced her condition as critical.
The police are working on tho case.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-06
Officers El.cted-Funeral OF Mrs. Tucker.

CalRT0rTEsYIlLK. Va. Jan. -ISDeciaL J.
The officers Of the Washington Literary so
ciety of the University for tho ensuing term
have been elected. as follows; J. or resident
Mr. Penix Shelton of Virginia. ice-i resi-
dent. Mr. T. 3. Robertson of tho saino state
Mcssrs. h.. Fulton Leach of Maryland ane q.
lcAIOtt of Virginia were elected as associate
editors Of the University Magazine. 10Y lhe
pO-itiOn Of business editor three candlNaie7
had been in the field for many weeks. hdt no
the election only one perseyeIed, ana was OF
course. unanim usly elected. Mr. d. =;
Cump.er Of Suffolk. was the successful
gentleman.
The Monticello Brass Band elected officers
last night Air. Samuel Arundel was chosen
lender and Mr. Sgmund Wise assistant; A..
G. Webb. president: f. ". Mcdaniel, secre-
tary. and Robert Marshall. treasurer.
Mrs. i. j. Carter, Of this city returned
from "a visit 90 relative IN Smyrna. DEL.
General Rosser mas been invited hY COM
mittee of gentlemen representing st. Paul TO
co operate with them IN their effort 70 secure
for that CITY the National Democratic Con
venti0n This committee invited him % be
their guest in Washington, ID. c., on and
after January Tia.
Mr. Stonewal Tompkins Of the Electric
Company. is confined to lis home by illness.
Owing 70 the prevailing grip nearly all the
employees of the plant were lncapactatel
and Mr. TompMns who ls the superintend,
ent. was kept at the works day and night and
is now suffering from overwork.
Miss Mary Watts Woods who was thou mt
10 be safely on the way 10 recovery Tom her
prolonged attack OF fever, has suffered re-
lapse and is very Ill.
The remains Of Mrs Lizzie G.. Tucker, who
died in Memphis. Tenn, December 2'th.
were inferred Yesterday in MapIewood. after
funeral services mt the Presbyterian church.
A LARGE party was given at Professor Tut
ties last night The Misses Iuttle are 20 re-
turn TO school al once
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-06

DANWLLE. Va. Jan. g. Special. Rev. j..
G.. ROsser "a former pastor of tins city. but
who was located at his own request at the late
session of the Methodist Conference IN Peters
burg TO enter the eyangelistic ,.eld leaves for
Bedford. Ind, tomorrow. where lie will com
mence a series Of religious meetings.
About ii o'clock last night negro burglars
ATTEMPTED o. enter the residence of Or. X. Y.
Barksdale but were frightened oil. One Of
them had nearly squeezed himself through
the bathroom window
Caswell county. n. c.. is dry. and was
BROUGHT about 10y the county commissioners
refusing TO grant licenses TO sell liquor.
Many citizens requested that the step be
The new social organization Styled 1.-THE
Society Iilka' gave their annual dinner this
evening at the iotel NoruZandie. The occa-
sion was most delightfully."- enjoyed, and was
one of the affairs OF the season After enjoy
ing the benquet~tle speech of welcome was
-Teli5 cred IL Captain j. II. Saunders OF the
Virginia Military Institute, which was re
sponded TO by Mr.. W. ;. Copeland, editor of
the Danville Register An address on the
Aims and Objects of the Society liBa' was
made by Mr.. Eugene Withers.
In the hastings court to-day q suit OF W. -.
Netherly against the Richmond and Danyille
Railroad Company for the loss of trunk IN
transit was decided ii favor OF the plalntltf
and Judgment given for r4.l0.
H. NJ. Jefferson, merchant doing business
in North Danville made an assignment to-
dav for the benefit of his creditors with b.
w. Hurst as trustee The liabilities are about
twelve hundred dollars; assets not made
known.
There was very slight fall Of snow this
morning.
Mrs. W. b. Fuller. Of New Design who was
married few days before Christmas, has
been dangerously II for several days and four
physicians have been IN attendance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-06

IYNcuBrEo, Va. Jan. Especial Colo
mel r. b. Poor is getting along fairly well mt
the Marshall Lodge Home and Retreat. His
physician. Dr. Owen. cannot say yet whether
Colonel poors leg will have to be amputated
or not.
Messrs. Southall. Clark e Co.. wholesale
dealers in hats of this city. to-day sold their
entire stock 10 the Racket store OF Charlotte
n. c.. for cash.
The firm discontinued business on the first
of the year Mr. Charles Williams. general
deal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-06

e,a,s Alliance May Cooperate win '"e
Democrats.

,rr,xr,rorrs. MrNN.. Jan. 5.-Ihe state
-, Alliance met in annual session nero
to.day with about seyeniy-five delegates .t ~
lance The morning was spent IN 1no
aogl of preliminary organization ana 10 no IS
tening to the annual addres; OF Enat tbe most
nellS ,.'tb the financial and other a1a.Is "a
III ,Iliance. with reference TO the Pon,s.yiin,
VI, VI ;atenouts OF the organization esPeoi"'J
~ no last session Of the LegsaltuiITe of
80 Although there hes been n' It'.e lui -. 30
s...:oa between the Alliance and the Den9lii
crots the leaders declare .hat tae 7uolec' T,r'
r rot CONE MP at this meeting. 1t Is the piai,
-, 1t on foot the organization OF the people
20 81 - which the Alliance viii give ITS ad-
f PaI:5 along with tile labor organization,
rh ,.n # there any fusion it will be between
this party and tho Democracy IRe isG' S Star
49,. Executive committee OF the North otal
E1,.oo,,~c-afic Club meets here to-morro" y
nointed a. evidence that such a fusion may 10
attempted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-06
Made an A..ignment-weIdon's MorlalIty.

WELDON. n. c.. Jan Especial. Tho
mercantile firm Of X. b. Britt d Bro. Enfield.
made "A deed OF assignment yesterday for the
benefit of creditors. Hard times and in
ability % collect are the causes OF the failure
Mr. d. Bell is the assignee. Tho amount Of
the firms indebtedness Is .2.ZOl. There are
no preferences and 10 priority IS given. This
firm has been IN business for number Of
years.
Twenty-Five negroes left here to-day for the
Georgia turpentiue fields after spending the
holidays in this section.
For the year ending December 3lst there
were tweuty-four deaths in this place. on six
teen % the thousand. of these the principal
causes of death were pneumonia heart dis
ease and cholera ln.antum. Not me was from
malarial causes. The number OF births was
twenty-five.
The ladies' Of Halifax will give a leap year
hop ON Thursday night next.
The grip is disappearing from this place.
but there are still many cases IN Enfield, az
Littleton.
Alr. II. j. Heryey. one Of the most promi-
neut mon of Halifax. is quite iil at the resi-
denco of his son. lie IS seyenty-eight years
old.
The opposition T. the lease of additional
lands in this county for convict farms by the
state is increasing. These conyicts are dis
charged IN teis county. and as they rema
here the lawles5 population IS annually ln-
creased Mr. b. v Butts farmer OF expe-
rience. Will probably be put ia charge Of the
conyicts on Caledonia farm.
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the said commission should assume the ent'io
management and make the state res 10
% the owners or these properties M az. lose.a
general public for any and al hhan0.a, 80,
and damages to persons or proper - -
result from such assumption OF enN,e
aud Tor Tho errors OF Judgment ana lack OF
ability TINT may be displayed Dy TIC SViil-
mission or others under the authority o. t"e
General Assembly" This resolution Nnich ~
ia about the strongest p0sslOie i"HEu"-s " -
adopted unanimously. Inc business PIN
Asaociation H. COMPOSED ~ me hundred anu
seventy-fve members ana STATUS seco"N -
no organization ~ the city. o..
II renortel that the Chamber OF toin-
merce will hold a meeting ana viii alop. tho
asr1e resolution. The business men OF hoF-
foik will side with the railroads in almost any
fight that can O made against them. ILey
Relieve that the future greatness OK TINS CITY
will come through the influence OF the great
trunk lines extending south and west when
terminate here. These resolutions VII at
once be forwarded % Messrs. Turner. 1i"ie0
and Cooke. r
Bishop Randolph will visit the churches OF
Norfolk next week. -
The venerable Charles Reid. Of the Charles
Reid d. Sons Fertiizing Company: IS very III
AZ his home. east Main street. Mr.. heid oc-
cupies a conspicuous place IN the business
affair. of this city lie is said - bo' I'D ac-
tive business. tho Oldest merchant N the
South.
The Rev. Dr. II. I. Johnson. Of Bon an
will arrive here next Sunday 20 as 81 IT
starr in revival services at the CuHDeIIAA"-
street Methodist church.
Fire was discovered in l.. II. Pearsons' on
Chestnut street, Portsmouth. tnis morning aI
3 o'clock and in few minutes the DulilihS
was mass of flames. Mr.. =. ". Pflyett ana
j. DShea were asleep IN tie second s,oIy'
but ESCAPED by jumping from Wiulo"
The flames spread to house owned by Mrs
Cherry and then to sraali house owned by
a colored man named Gary, both OF which
were badly damaged. The fire Is thought to
have been incendiary. Loss, slO'oyJ' luHy
insured
Clark & Co. = machine shops, IN berkley;
one Of the largest IN the section, was burned
- the ground at O'Clock this evening, the
fremen being unable 10 render assistance
owing 20 inability 10 obtain water Loss'
go 900; insurance, 10000