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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
NAVAL MEMS or INTEREST.
RETURN OF THE CUCAGO-A COURT MARTIAL To
CONVENE ON MONDAY.


The Chicago. Rear Admiral John q. Walker Nag
ship Of the North Atlantic squadron, returned y''t'r
day from Venezuelan wnters. she sailed from mere -"
September L. under sealed orders. for La "nHyT'' "
ook.aftcr American Interests pending the recent rVo
lnton She arrived at -. Thomas on october 81
and "A cable order sent 10 Admiral NAi"'I !"
bring the vessel home She viii De- put into dry DOCK
10 have her bottom cleaned and 10 have slight r'pa>
made and Admiral Walker will transfer Ills nag l"
the Philadelphia for tlc time bcinI
A general court martial has been ordered 10 con
vene AT the Navy Yard on Monday. when promises 10
be Interesting for the fact that the testimony presenter
viii determine the boundari, Of the department OF an
officer and the authority which superior "h''r may
exercise over the duties required TO be performed IL
another department. The officer 10 BE- court n"rIl'u
Is Ass,tan, Engineer George ". Dunor'h' having IN"
rank 81 ensign WHO was graduated from the Naval
Academy a. cadet engineer July J. l-"l. lie i
charged by Junior Lieutenant Albert A. Alderman Win
dience OF the lawful order Of superior oc'''
10th officer, are attached 10 the cruiser ifhmdcph"
NJ ,he Navy Yard and about 80 o'clock on the morn
ioc Of November g. Lieutenant Alderman. who wa
on,ccr NJ a., dccl or virtually IN command. sent IN
o~.r ~ Assistant Engineer Daniorth TO come up on
dock Mr. Danforih then on duty. IN charge oi
The engineering department. ana sent word 10 thl.
fleet io llcitcman, Alderman. The latter repeated
lis order and Mr.. Dmiorh responded In manner
,h,ch ,b. officer NJ the deck interpreted as offensive
adding that he coud not obey unless he Should d"
snociav ordered 70 do by the executive or com
handing officer. Lieutenant Alderman reported 'hc
case I'm writing and upon being reported 10 the NAVY
Department the charge WAS regarded MS OF so serious
n nntnre Tat a general court martial was oruerr''
Tho defence viii present some features which VIII ."
| ,ovl and II Is thought convincing. That tho ohc"r
defendant had no intention 10 b" offensive. hui That
a.. considered that IN. would not De justified In leaving
! nix station without being properly relieved. Inc
following officers have been detailed 10 compose the
court: Captain Joseph y. Miller, conmnndant OF the
| Vermont PRECEDENT Commander Charles ID. HleSmF'
commandment Of the training ship Port ,mouih 'hief IN
| dnecr George W. Magcc and Lieutenant Comhlnnhrr
! As. walker Of the Miantonpmoh; Lieutenant John
| ciarvin Arthur b. Moro and 4. {. Dnlnglhm
-" sod Assistant Engineers Charlcs W. Rae and r H.
| ridtigc ana Lieutenant Paul 81. {. Murphy. The
| latter viii be the Judge advocate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
THE VOLUME OF TRADE FArR1r MIryTAIyED

THE VOLUME OF TRADE FlTRLY MifNTiINhD
The business failures reported TO II. G. Dun u Co.
IN the week numbered 164 for the United states a"u
l6 for Canada a total Of 90, compared with 20 !"
the previous week and cD1 IN the same week OF lo9l
aThc Weekly Review" sums the general SITUATION a.
follows: "The Presidential election has Interrupted
business 10 some extent IN all parts OF the country
during the last week. but by no means as nluch a.
ususl and at nearly al points the volume OF 'raoc
has been fairly maintained and the unprecedented ac
tiyry Of Industries has only been Interrupted by inc
.,ac,jop holiday a severe storm throughout most OF
,he Northern States has embarrassed the movement
NJ products. and has checked some trades but was
very welcome 10 dealers In winter goods, VINO haa
tund the unusually mild weotter somewhat depressing
IN their business Distribution Of other products mas
becn fully up to the average and reports regarding
collections are from almost all points quite satlsiac
~ -. ~ soason Tho money markets have moi
bcon disturbed, though working somewhat fpSer az
scvcr, important points and foreign neceSslues anu
the scarcity OF commercial bills nave cau.N A9,c u
Iine i'm foreign exchange. II l. feared that kusSi;
needs and the failure to place tie GeSlr'I p oan ~
pals NAV further wlthufa"AiS VI A'SHi"''
balances In Eastern Europe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
SUBSTITUTING ELEcTRrcrTY FOR GAS.

The subway Commissioners held meeting Mt the
Mayors Office yesterday. and supplemented the work
~ the Gas Commission on Wednesday By deciding
when possible, 10 use electric light instead Of gas
lamps. by having additional sbways built In parts
Of whitehall and Front SITS, Park Row and Chambers
seventy first Seventy second seventy eighth md sew
nty.ninth ST.. The Ellison Electric Lighting Com
pany applied for the night to construct conduit in
l1fth.ave. from Fifty eighth st. 10 -ixueth ST. II
was not entertained. Poles and overhead wires 0
electric companies ordered to be removed from
Greene Spring, Chambers. Nassau, Bond. franklin
Worth Dunno and SEVENTEEN SITS. and from Second
ave between Forty-second and Eighty slxth.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
cu,rct,S MADE IND PUNISHMENT METED on.


THO roarI Of Police Commissioners at IT. meeuhr
vot rdoy rnadc some unmporani changes In the rank
~ tbc firre and administered severe punishment u
.cvcral d.liuqu"nt patromcn. For being FOUND III "
unuor store john F. Flaheriy. who already had several
coupl,lnts 10 hi, name, dismissed from the ser
Woo jeremiah Daily, Of the Eighteenth Precinct vi"
for several DAYS had abScnted himself from dnty "tH
ou. any ostcnsibr reason. was struck OF the roll
lanes Reagan. Of the Eighth Precinct, found In
uouor store. will lose months pay while John
NcCfa.h who had too freely INDUCED his weakness
for climbing noasnsve citizens. was fn'd ten DAYS
,oces Sergeant John Ryan. Of the Twenty seventh
Precinct go~s to the Twenty third subirccinct .
Detective Madden. OF the Nineteenth, changes place.
with Detective Loncy VI tn First Precinct. IT..
Lo,d gacioIsIy le.mittei Dctcc'ivcSergeint hlonGr
IN receive Icwnrd OF 800 for arcsting Joseph Brad
ley who escaped from a prison IN Massachusetts :
ard DO. ective William =. sheridan will get $50 foi
arrcsting a wandering lunatlc. Then the board sub.
uittcd Inspector McIaugnlins report the shooting
of elective Carey g tie trustees Of tie Riot Relief
Iind after which the following pa, rolyncn re
ti1"d on half pay: Thongs larsrove. John COnovar
and Jchn " Is. Corey. First Precinct; Patrick No
CInl.y Eleventh Precinct NanGs McBrldr Eighteenth
prcdnrt: Frank ONcil, Twontv nth Precinct Henr,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
THE COURTS.
MAYOR GRANT WANTS ALL lie BARGAINED FOR.

MAYOR GRANT WANTS ALL lie BARGAlNED foH'
Mayor Grant has begun suit in tho supreme .oar
10 compel Adolph G. Lackman and Gottfneo "aio'un
70 conpete the transfer Of several acres OF iano neS
Van CORTLAND Park. which he alleges they sereeu
sell for $4,000 last October he deciires ."a. s,
nos a. coll tho land to Nathan strauss and stranss
assigned the contract TO him. Ten per cent OF 'ns
money WAS to be paid down and the remainder on
Sovember 4. When 1t came time to complete 'Ae
bargain he declares that they refused 10 give nm ,ns
land bsreained for but wanted to cut out stnp WINCH
fronted In Broadway. AS this WA the most Va!uhpls
mart Of the land the Mayor wanted that iIluueu
r. horoain They would not consent 10 ", h"'e' g,
and % he has brought this suit 10 compci them " 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
IS: S!j;l 3f]S;: j|&5g}|S
ENM1NN
Il ~ Y 1AS>~r
A Large Number

OF dyspcptics lack the necessary power TO d.
COST solid foods and as stimulantS merely ex-
Cite and weaken the stomach, therefore the
immense value of the genuine Johann Hon
Malt Extract as a mutations tonic cannot be
oycr-cstimatcd. 1t not only acIs As a tonic
but As a nutrienr rs we'll ana the most SUD y!
horn case # dyspepsia cannot withstand its
wondc FIJI power Write 10 Eisncr x Mendel-
son Co.. Ncw-York, for a descriptive pam
phlct. Look out for limitations. The genuine
must have the signature of Johann Hof" on
the neck of every bottle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
rur yrW COMET SEEN BY DR.. SWIFT.

Rochester, Nov. il.-Dr Lewis swift, oil warner
Observatory. last night saw the now coN"'' ln''
- axes six comets now visible In the hclv"nS Dr.
.rif, aid. The comet discovered on Novclhcr was
visible last night. II Is very remarkable comet
havo never seen one like II. 1t Is rs round a. tho
sun md its circumicT@u'al outlines arc ~ sharp ~
tbe limb Of Jupiter. got rough place for II before
the sky cloudrd. In right ascension l hour, ~
Minutes l. scc,nds: declinllicn north - degrees,
In minutes II /, moving yer. slowly southwest IL
* nearly tao degree, south Il the great ncbula Ia
\ndfo.l cdl and l. Just visible 20 the naked eye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
NE TRIAL OF LOUIS HARRIS POSTPONED.

Louis Harris dealer In furs, who Is charged with
removing his stock Of goods from No. l9l Grccnest.
on October 10Th and 18th last, for the purpose Of
avoiding being levied upon by his creditors. was mp
again Yesterday In The jefferson Market Police Court
for examination Counsel fer the accused fur dealer
sked that an adjournment he given for the purpose
criminal interest I'm renewing his goods. Justice
Ryan SGT the examination down for Monday, at
which time il must 10 closed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
THE UNITED SERVICE CLUES MEETING.

Az n meeting Of the Board OF Governors Of the
limited Service Club. on Thursday night, General
Horace Porter was elected n member. together with
Drcyet urgadier-Gcnera Varney Major Rufus KING
Lieutenant Coonel John Iyrne, Major John H. Esii'
Major Charles J. BuchanOn, Colonel Thomns l.. Liver
more, Captain J. ". Summerhayee 'ap'alh james
n Pond Lieutenant John H. Purcell, Ensign Henry ~
.,,oet There wrrc also elected as a member OF the
roard Of Governors, Medical Director A. l.. Gihon,
r. : Navy vice lieutenant q. "A. Calhoun ordered 10
Newport. r. l. Lieutenant John A. II. Nickels was
elected secretary Of the club. Lieutenant wilhsm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
FOR 1 UNIFORM CURRICJLUM.

After four days. work the committee OF r." u ,s.a
National Educational Association wn'a ~-,,mMs
In session at Hamilton Iia''' ,,.,
College adjourned yesterday sref"'o"' VA
completing a new and uniform curriculum " an
in preparatory schools. both paohc anu p .n,,,rm
over the country. The object OF m""'"s h,s
o,,u.,ou,,m "a 20 enable SUDDEN who completes M
or,rse in thc preparatory school enter any eoess
.,ho,, an entrance examination. Chairman E'I ,Ss
was del-td By the com%S.'s next tt mee,aS Of
iono, Etncatiousl Association, which VIII % n'~
In Chicago at carly dny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
BOARDED THE WRONG STEAMSHIP.

Among the passengers on the steamship SIBERIAN
which were landed on Ellis Island yesterday. was
Charles Robertson Scottish forester, seventy years
old Mr. Robertson started from the forests OF
scotland to visit friends In Cannda. lie reached
t;las,sow all right, but instead Of boarding the
canadian steamer he In some boarded tho
sihehan lie had 40 In money and baggage valued
al a,O He /, detained nj the Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
GENERAL sHrRMAy's HOME IN ST. Lor

ST. Louis Nov II.-Gcncral william T. sherman
claimed ST. Louis as his place o. abode and for many
vcors he lived I'm the old Sherman homestead at Bell
md Garrison aves which had been presented TO him
nj the close Of the war by several Union citizens,
uho purchased the property by popular subscrlp-
,Ion TO a fund for this purpose. After General Shcr-
mans death his family clocd the house and csab-
ushcd themselves permanently In the East. ies'cr.
ds~ r. A. Drew, Il pate glass manufacturer, bought
,hc property for 100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
A CITY OFFICER ADMITS SOLICITING BKiDS''

CITY OFFICER ADMITS SOLICITING Dh'DN''
Toledo. Nov. 1l.-Chares Neuendorf, one !"
seven Councllmen charged with soliciting pn"s' wa
arraigned for trial in the Common Pleas ,ou,' - a..
terday. lie Was terribly asitnted. and oeNn'.
encouraging words OF his counsel broke oennps ...r,
down and begged for mercy lie aclnowieoseu IN.
point alleged by the state about the oashru" 80 ~.
meeting In the rear OF his store q MAJ sorporstioDs
LAYING of plan, for bleeding the rlcn co'F'
Which, songht fnncMses nom the Council.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12

rn officer, found the still cursd I up to
Inc % lie was pulled out too much slrp o,ye his
attempt resistance At tie S ace claim to recognize
nn,nn AZ Joseph Hart. ne ,Piaf
lh hir, a vell-knOwn sneak Vh'e'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12

The managers Of the fifth Avenue Auc"'n N'V' '"
. this CITY. announce the sale, Tor the emu u -"
r.sont month OF remarkable collection oil h''oi''
and o, .tic curlosities and relics, consisting Oh oNo@
4 art In gold silver. the various appnc"loh' VI me-
las. Gil, work upon tie finest models OF "' P'''
and past centuries OF choice pieces oi '"P'S''S i
,r,hroid .ry sculpture wood carving, p'''r! MAI
, ,,,f,,,s of every sort. Til, collection l. cm'hl
,o,o.od Of objects purchased at the san Donate sa''
t Prince Demdon, 10y james Jackson JARVIS AT l""'
line the representative OF the m,'O 9",N ~ ,,,.
o,co and barely added To By Mr.. jarvis thr"ngh pm
choscs ot Venice. Genoa. Rome. Naples ana III inc
,y,,crn nrovinccs of Europe The special COLLECTION
m oucstion was made 10y Mr.. Jarvis Tor Ii. H. 'o'''
of ichinon, Penn. and is now bong SOFA uhu'r ''''
dircc,ion Of Archibald Rogers, Of New->orH.
During the many years through which MI JARVIS
represented this country in the north OIL Hay' ~
nromo famous AS collector OF the rarllcS ana Dca
,i,,'i nbircts of art and antiquity "hich M'i' !"
cmT,hr A. that time within the reach OF MS dlpo""'
Inc puhBc exhibition Of this COLLECTION WI, D,s,n
an Tovembcr o. and the sale will occupy NoVrn'D'r
~ nd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
rorXD 4 SNEAK THIEF UNDER HER BED.

Chicago nov. Ii.-Nrs Mary Cox discovered
man under her bed last night. Mrs. Cox ala not
sctcam but calmly walled out Of the room ana lett
the house. quietly locking the door behind her, ran
10 a drugstore aud telephoned for patrol wagon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12

Bramdrcth's Piiis h;trol constipa-
fit in cases of temporary anu headache indi-
ton. torpid liver, biliouShrss, ,risinr from
ecstion. rheumatism, and diseases ''iS'"7 Hum
an impure state of the oioou s.ono other
Sold in every drug and med'c'h' ''0''' ''''S
rlain or sugar coated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12

n.tit,on TO Mayor Grant which is signed by 'n're
number OF PEOPLE among whom are PreSloen' 7',.'
Low. of Columbia college Alice Williams A0eL"e i1
Tbomuson. Elizabeth r. Hoy, Clara Brewster hro"n'
smith Ely and Professor H. Drisler. Mrs and has
ntwa" iaken m active interest in school AFFAIRS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12

A Cable; % Battery, N. G., s. N. Y, was appoinu&
on the House Committee
The club is fast approaching the 500 marx ana
il the prospect for new cnbh3.is, IN aani, ceneSi
Josiah Porter Aalutant General al ~ rs G n.Scr TSs
INFECT viii probably Re NAVAL Reserves
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
THEY WANT MRS WILLIAMS APPOINTED

The petitions for the reappointment Of Mrs. Clara NJ
williams MS member Of the Board of Education con
tnue 10 grow in number. In addition to many Others
the Association of Collegiate Aumnae has prepared "A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
Location the Best In the City'
BUCKINGHAM HOTEL,
(EurOpe0m Pid"D
Fifth Avenue, New YORK.

orrn d' b y Inc addition ION 9TH Ave- Of
An Absolutely Fireproof Building ].-mo
nent or transient. .,..,,,, d.,orated The
The hotel ha. been beautifully Se GC bss been
aGded With pepiect Ventilation and all the ap
pointmonts OF frst-class nouse ,or u. "a,
The cuisine has VIDE reputauon1 ,,r ,Sa even
cclIence Music Wednesday ana Satur""S e
ingS in tho Grand Dining Room. n Aav
Tarin-Single rooms 81 TO Sig per sra INV as.
Double rooms, with bath attached a dT bed
room. viii, bath and drCsslng-room attacncp' ~
and upward, according 70 slze ana looa,io.
WETIiERBEE FULLER, fropre-ors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12

=, s,,,n Precinct. and John Jo"erSo"'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-07
- Mnrtnn Wn.nIngton Monnment.

TRrrgrrcF-HrRo Va. Arri. 6-.-SreciaL I-
Nr Vs. e.. Ballard. of This CITY. has been sumo
monei JOS telegram to tho bedside oi DIS iiiief,
Mr q. D. Ialar who is 3lrg critically lli at
h.srcsitencs In tulleper.
SIS. James ~ kuleU formerly OF tins CITY.
bur late OF NhrelIug, ~. Va. died a. lbs nome
iu thar city Tuesday His father MAJOR W ililaiA
H. RlueI. and his brother tr. -. y II. incli,
both of fhis city. were with lm when Doe tied.
Cards are Ouf for the marriage OF DIS, liatie
Brewer go Mr. lrlUtulrn. oh OFT stafford
county. HE cerem' lf VIZ lHht .A'e y l''. 30
church. in that county, Wednesday. al RI -.lh.
ST. 1hom4s Wiltshire and Hiss Doihe Barnes.
bot. of IS otsy.vauia county ,Mete MARI et D..
Sput-ylyani0 Courthouse last wednesday, Icy.
j. I'll. lri.m0 a Officiating. e,..
Naurv C4mu Confederate eterans. OF TINS
cifr. has chosen Captain Is. b. Berrey represent
tatiro 10 the confederate reunion, to DE held I'D
ienIs Hammetf. an aged and highly cs-
teeuod zen OF stafford, father OF Ar j. j.
Uanrneft. died 40 Ibis home in llartN OF disc
tricf last Saturday, aged ninety years.
In the county court Monday. jacob Johnston
chargei with attempting fO assault anna loie-
man both c0l0red was convicted AMI sentence
t1 three wears boo tho penn euil1l5. NessIa. ~
h EawIiugs and s.. II. Dickinson reuresen'o
the Commonwealth and Henry W. Holiday the
YESTERDAY O new trial was asked for. when tho
case was dismissed and the prisoner discharged
The Eeuuhlcaus have elected their dele gates
10 the district and State conventions. Ir VII
liam VOORHEES,. of this county 4, caniliatt TOT
district delegate 90 the MINNEAPOLIS convention
at am entertainment helt no New orh re-
Gently for the benefit Of the Mary Washington
monument fund $3.50 was realized. which WILL
add considerably 20 the amount alfeaif 200
hand Tor the purpose OF erectng.a n1nlmen' ln
this cts over the remains OF the sA.nte mother
THE weather since Sunday has been remarka-
hlv warm an summer-lke Tie tlermometfr
registering az noon each day about '' degrees
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-07
rEEsONAn ND GLNERIL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's Cti-
zens and other Matters.

1ens aud Other Matters.
Miss Maude Thompson leaves this morning
to visit friends in Washington.
Mr.. 3. c. Wherry has been commissioned
10y the Governor as notary public
Miss Rena smith. of Baltimore, is the guest
of Miss Grace Lyon. ll2 west Grace street.
Mr.. d. A. Phillips OF the kecOrd-Adyer-
tiser of Houston. Halifax county. is 10 the
clty-stopping 40 the American.
Amonr tho ladies' who visited the naval
court martial Yesterday were Miss Bessie Pace
and Miss schwartzwaelder. Of New York.
Rev. Dr. Ii. J.. McMurran, a distinguished
Presbyterian divine of Portsmouth. a.. is IN
the city attending the Last Hanover Ire,bY-
terry.
Rev. II. NJ. Wharton. d. D., Of Baltimore
will arrive in this city to-day 40 2.so +. NJ.
lie will deliver an address on Missions az the
Second Baptist church at o'clock this after
noon.
Owing 10 the sad accident 70 Miss Lena
Chalkley M the Chester Female Institute. the
concert which was 10 have been held there
next Friday night at which Messrs. rank
Cunningham and j. Louis Sullivan was 10
SIM. has been postponed 70 sometuture date.
The fifty members Of the gymnasium Of the
Young Mems Christian Association. who are
10 participate IN the gymnastic display III the
Mozart Academy tomorrow ana saturday
evening. will have their last rehearsal on the
sta0e Of the Mozart Academy this evening,
The orchestra viii be on hand. and every per-
former is expected to be present.
The marriage of Miss Eva Lur.ine Wyatt,
daughter Of Henry c. Wyatt, ESQ. formerely
of tins city. now of Los Angeles, Cal. to
Ernest Bingham. Of Ney York city, IS an
uounced 10 take place al the home or the
lido April l4th. at 4 o'clock T.. VI. lmmedi-
atelv after the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Blng-
ham will leave for an extended trip, reaching
MS home about May lst.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-07
FINE rIGEoN snoorING.
Close Match Between "a Virginia and n Penn
sylyania Mhrksman.

About three hundred men gathered at leland
Park Yesterday afternoon and keenly enjoyed
the shooting match between William Tell
Mitchell of pittsylvania county. and John J..
Brewer of Philadelphia The former Won They
shot live pigeons from five traps thirty yards
rise. Hurlulham rules for $3.50 aside. Mitchell
used Grceuer hammerlcss. weight seven
pounds seven ounces. lie used 3A drachms of
schultz powder and lii ounces of LEROY chill
cd no. shot. frcWcrused "a Nestlen richards
gun. weight seven pounds, ten ounces he USED
3D.. dIaclm~ Of American wood powder and ia
ounces of latham chilled no shot
Mr. Charles /. Stokes made an acceptable
referee Brewer led the shooting alternating
with Mitchell Tie man from PhlladclpMa
made ran of thirty shots without miss and
aid some beautiful shooting. lilo missed ms
flirfiefh AMI thirty-fr-t shots. lie then made
q nm Of twelve shots wifhouta miss. he then
missed Dbl. iorty-fOurth and fOrty-hftn shots.
He then made the run including the nIih
shot without miss His score is 10 2'' ~ 10
So. 90 o. 30. misses. g..
shot He then made run o. nine shots. MISS
iuE his twcnty-frst and tWeniy-seconi Shots.
mo then made run Of tweuty-cisht shots.
completing lis score as follows 90 I'D, IT, 90 2Ji
81 % 80
The match yesterday was the sixth one be-
tween Mitchell and Brewer. I'm Baltimore once
they tied. both shooting thlrty-One out OF
fnirfy-iyc. In Jersey they tied shooting forty
nine each ont of fifty Tn another match Brewer
defeated Mitchell by tile score OF nnety-six 20
el.htT-ninc. ont of 100 pigeons. ia another
match Brewer again was victor boy the score OF
ninety o. eighty-fOur lie left for Philadelphia
|a .E
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-07

The Board of Public Works. consisting Of
the Governor. Auditor and Treasurer, held a
session Yesterday afternoon which lasted over
three hours. The object of the meeting was
10 consider the difficulty between the manage,
,nent of the Norfolk and Western railroad and
The residents of HodfOrd City. Both sides
were well represented and tue matter WAS
thoroughly discussed. but the representatives
of the press were not admitted.
IL appears that some time ago during Inc
1snd nom prevailing in Bedford CITY the
railroad company located ITS depot IN that
community IN conformity with the wishes of
those interested IN the boom. outside OF the
present boundaries Of the place. When the
boom collapsed and it wa found that the city
would not extend as rapidly as anticipated.
the citizens OF Bedford city INSISTED on o
eLooye ~ the location of the depot 20 which
the railroad people didn't agree. After hear
ING the views OF both sides the board decided
not 10 interfere IL tie matter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-07
MILLINERY
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EASTER BONNETS.
Kaufman & Company,
4OI EAST BROAD STREET.

Opening day rush is over-now
YOU can take your time there need
be no hurry when YOU make your
selection Spring Hat or Bonnet
is a necessity-your position in the
social world does not admit Of You
wearing last years headgear-East-
err morning should find you with
some chic and attractive Hat or
Bonnet-Kaufmm q Co., have
Just what you want-products OF
artists IN Paris, London and New
York-some of them have already
been sold some Of the pretticst
are yet to find owners-You would
do well to see the beautiful stock
they display.