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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10

GIr. A. Candlsh, secretary Of the Young
Mems Christian Association. has sent notices
10 the pastors of The various churches lo ue
read requesting the assistance OF Their mem
beers in entertaining TIE four hundred deie-
gates 10 the State Dung Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION Convention.
me christian Sunday-School Association
of Richmond and Manchester wH hold a
quarterly meeting in tie Seyenth-street
Christian church at 3 800 o. clock tlis afternoon
Ihe Methodist Sunday school mon meets
at Centenary at 3 $50 o'clock tins afternoon.
Rev W. 4. Iauehon Will preach and ad-
minister the Lords supper az Washington
revival services Will be held each night
this week at Trinity Methodist church. Dr.
Sledd Will preach Monday night
Tie history and character ot Daniel Will be
the subject of Dr. R. ~ Sledd sermon at
Centenary tonight. This VIII bee the first of
five serial sermons On iiole character.
Key Dr. Tudor Will preach lu the morning
on THE Way Of Peace and ou the Parable
of the Talents ia the evening.
The various Baptist ministers Will exchange
puluit- to-day. and the following ls the arr
raneemen, Eey. j. j. Tucker. Fulton, morn
inr GrOSe-aN enue. evening heY. -. &.
gIoptou. Fourth-street. morning. West
VIEW evening Rev. j. d. hirk. Last
.ud morning, Legh-street evening.
Rey. W. s.. iandrum Cay-street. morn
ius. Venable-street. evenings hey. W.
u Hines. Ieiglt-str8et. morning. last End.
evening Rev. ~. g. Williams. cambridge
street morning. Second church. evening.
Rev. W. J.. Hatcher West Jew, morning,
First church. evening: Rev. Thomas Whit
field. First church. morning. Lanbrtee-
street evening. Rev. W. J.. Wright. howard S
Grove. morning. Grace-s,reet. evening, Eer.
Il. a. Pitt. Second church. morning. ourtl-
street. evening. kev. J.. Is. Thorn al. Grove
avenue morning Howard Grove. evening.
Hev. s. A. Goodwin. s. eua1lc-street. morning,
C.ay-street. evenings 3et. George Cooler.
Grace street morning Fulton, evening. The
Pine street Baptist church IS not included in
tile foregoing LIST. The pastor, Key. d. Is. Hut
SON. expects t0 commence series oi meetings
fo dav. assisted by kew. j. W. Clay brook. "a
the Northern Neck.
lie theme OF ur. Laudum's sermon 40
Venahle street 0-nglt VIII be lle COM
,an~atlous Of lteruity" and tie discourse
Kin be on tic same general lne with the se-
ri4. OF sermons on 'Aust Things winch Dr.
PIN tNsla-t.r. De- now preaching.
Tonight ut O'Clock VIII Dee ile occasion
for the Celebration %. tie ailll tr.ar5 o. tlc
Missionary ani Library ASS .-a'lon OK th-
Grace street Baptist church. lie annual
sermon VIA ire delivered OF Clio tey. SIS. Z.
Ayrolt. Gle we'll known pastor ol tle Leigh
street Baptist cnure-.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10

The iuc0rp0rat0rs and subscribers o. tne
stock OF the Virginia Mercantile rnl ra.e
Deposit Company of Richmond ,nei Se'se5-
dav afternoon in Room ., state hauh .i-,'-
ing. W. d. johnson acting chairman. ID. D..
Iravi0r acting secretary. and ORGANIZED o5 .-4'
election of the following eighteen directors
Charles H. Shuker Marshall tL Gi-.aia'
William II. Palmer ". d. Johnson. g. BE-
NinrO. y. s.. Munce ST. b.. Jones. Be. q. ! ray
Tor. g.. G.. Valentine Howard owiueio.d %
Seldom Taylor. John Addison. u p.
Atr.cnd. Ware b. Cay, Jackson brandt
G.. b. Pelyln. Of N.clmond. ana Jonn
G. Slater and IT, Is. Smps n, OF
Washington he directors sub e leAlit
elected Charles h -knker president anu
Marshall ST. Gllm vce-president. -l,
company charter WAS granted of speeiA
act 0f tae General Assembly. ITS MAXIM lih
capital ls one million dollars and tie n4Ai-
mum one hundred thousand. Tic stock
ho ers authorized the directors to receive
additional subscriptions 90 stock G. an aii. euh1
not exceeding ONE hundred thousand dollar 50
unkin4 total OF 100000, and to secure ihe
change of tine name OF the company t1 me
Richmond Trust AID Title Company. D. 'o1ld
practicable and deemed best The company
proposes 10 furnish o.. stract5 VI title % real.
estate in Richmond Manchester aul lie...ie'
county and guarantee tler Sal .tF anna eo ..
general finance. trust and safe deposit .a7l-
ness 10 will act as trustee. executor hdI-ih-
istrat0r. receiver. assignee. or lu amy luu-rlaIy
relation lust as "a natural person.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10

Tho "Soudan." which held tho boards at
The Academy for the past week, achieved a
splendid success and. without doubt. the
creator portion Of credit IS due o. the chill
dion little Walter LOWS and Allie Hunt.
while the mechanical effects have possibly
never been cxcelled On this city before.
sLast night. when IHE TINES man went be-
hind tie scenes. the sight which met his gaze
wasa most novel one. Tho noisy London
populace. who cheer the returning soldiers IN
She Trafalgar IS luare scene. were seen leaning
and hanging irom the ily galleries whAe
Highland soldiers. British Grenadler5 and
dusty Arabs were everywhere getting IN the
way OF the busy scene-shfters.
lle Ioyial stage manager, Dir. Harry Rose.
explained the ingenious revolving scenes
and the mysteries of the thunder and
lightning Mr. Rose claims that his
most perfect thunder drum Is nu.
little lleri0r TO tie genuine article. inns
most natural representation of the reverber-
atnr element is produced by one of the stage
hands beating upona huge double-cOyered
drum which is filled with small balls. while
the flashing lightning is effected Oy man
standing bohind tie last drop. who blows
into magnesium torch. and as the wind
ign.fes tie fire quick magnesium flame
shoots ont of the bowl of the torch. and for
an instant the bluelsn-gray gauz" which con-
stItufos the sky and the gltly-stretcned yel-
lum " sch forms the waters of the marsh are
lllted mp Oy the vivid, IashY uWQ. lilo
rauid transformation e the scenes was a
source of much wondermont TO the audience,
but could they have witnessed the ease with
which the stage men simply reversed
the Office fys. upon the back OF
which was painted the farm yard scene.
the mystery woud have been solved.
Muster Walter Lewis. who essayed the diff
cult role of Dick the wall is "a most intel
ligent and clever little gentleman. lie is only
eight years DID, but has already been on the
STAGE four years. so that his most natural and
lfe-Iko acting is the result of hard
and pains-taking work. When asked
f what portion OF the 'Souian' he
+ liked best be Immediately replied. oh, !
+ Ike the death scene the best you see ] can
+ get IN more business there 10 doesn't fall TO
/ most peoples lot to die every day IN the year
/ and twice ON matinee day. does 10 Goodbye
/ Icoonnow I'm coming. mother I'm coming.
Little Hiss Allie Hunt. who plays the part
+ Of Frank Temple. is nine years OF age and
+ has only been on the stage year. She Us a
most beautiful child and SAYS she loves
ler work dearly. II prefer the generous
scene where / divide my bread and miis
with Dick 10 is so taking with the ladies'
Won know just here the British Grenadier'
make their appearance IN Trafalgar square
and the s0ul-porcing yeils OF the London
mob Irhl are hired at ten cents night puts
an end to- "a most charming little interview
and t0 % splendid weeks business Tor Inc
+ SOudan.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10

Mills Died nt Dis residence No BIO north
Twelfth .tra0t, rIa.ar morning at r. clot..
r fiAF.IH .NDiIonOoD MILLS ia me
e.nhutin rear %. iii' ago
funeral notice hereafter.
rlAc.TrRl. - Died. ANNIE bLEIAH
nike rnJKA. daughter NJ james T. ana VI J.;
II... burn. 10 1880 o clock, January oih. ased
Ten months
Annie. ltfle lamb. has gone
In dWnl uilh him who -aYo;
Afns 'lt darling tane,
lol rcd 30 the grave ,,
Go. need .N Dle more angel chll
amidst his shining ani.
AnI.1u e benz vii 10 .n< SMILE
Aulclasnld olr 0ar.ins Annie hani.
Funeral VII ia.e pac. AZ Mount AeTnooa
rfrren IpnrlcO ugfr. 90 D % CLOCK 81 Al,Al
EFINI NG AclAines and friends invited to
attend ,....,.,.
7ryTRs.-Died. on tho morning Of January
sth ELLA c. MYERS, aged eigh'y-four
II ~ funeral will take place a. her residence,
isIy east Broad street, SUNDAY AZ O'CLOCK.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10

~ the ola Dominion Nail Works ON Belle
Isle Yesterday the president OF the company,
Mr Arthur B. Clarke made his third annual
presentation of medals 10 employees Of
The company who lad been III the
c9mnanys service for twenty-five con-
secutive years. There were -FOUR renp-
eats THIS year. namely. Messrs. Michael
nor and Thomas Il. Moore. THIS makos
f,.c,tr-three medals which Mr. ChIae
has presented To the OLD employees of tie
c0nraug,yho.e terms Of service extend from
twenty-five o. fifty years, and all % the men
vino have received them are daily al their
posts and heartily appreciate the recognition
of the management OF The company He'o
are few concerns If any other in the South
which can show SD many active men who
have been SO long iu thoir employment. and
tits presentation Of medals is something
UNIQUE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10

The Committee on Roads and Internal Nav
cation of the House of Delegates yesterday
morninr considered the bill introduced Ivy
kIr. j. Taylor StattOn. providing that the
principal Offices of the Richmond and Dam
Vile railroad shall bee kept within the bound,
aries ~ this State Mr Strattor was on hand
fo eynlHin The merits of the bill. Some mem-
bers Df the committee were i'm favor OF report
ing the bill uufavorably, but motion % that
eject was not entertained. After some dis
cussion the bill was passed by for some future
meeting.
The Railroad Commission bin viii proba-
bly, he considered by the committee next
Wednesday evening OF Thursday morning,
and as soon as the hiil Is taken up ITS c0nsid-
Grafton viii be continued right along until 70
is completelv discussed. President kimhaN,
off the Norfolk and Western Railroad Com
uany. who is anxious TO be present 40 the de-.
II cratious Of the committee. has been notified
and is expected to be here when the bill IS
t0 C. e taken up.
Ou Thursday morning the committee is 10
consider the bin which compels railroad
companies ID redeem tickets that have not
been used or have been used only IL part.
lute number of persons are anxious to be-
heard on the subject and the discussion
promises 60 be rather lively.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10

The following the substance has already
been published i'm Il lr sd was Yesterday
sent o. tAe paper prot;iy engrOs ed.
Be 10 ICES we'd. That The Common Council
hereby expresses ITS appreciation OF the action
of IH ~ and Dispatch newspapers IN re-
gardng the expressed wish If the Council N
hot reporting tho action of the body IN refer
ence 10 the proposed gift OF home 10 Mrs.
Aarlna Davis. the widow of the late resident
of the Confederate States. Adopted by the
Common Council January 4, 1892. Zen. 1.
Auguat. CITY CIerA.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10
CLOTHING, &c.
TAKING A 4UMBLE!!

The most astonishingly LOW
PRICES for Clothes ever quoted
a surprising humiliation Of prices.
We have put MOVING PRICES
on goods in every department, and
things are bound to 80 at q lively
pace.
The season is advancing, and we
feel that we are obliged to sell
without consideration ofloss, rather
than carry q dollars worth over
that can be converted INTO cash.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10
NJ 4. 7. ,nmpbel sund.

Mr.. Thomas j. Stage yesterday instituted
suit against +. =. Campbell trustee. aud
others. The bin fled sets forth that Oh June
To- 1891. the plantil WAS induced 10 indorse
a note for 10000 drawn by I. I. Campbell
Dickinson and David NJ. Renhart The note
was PAYABLE four months after date at the
City Bank Of Richmond. The plaintiff was
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10

ON account Of the diapilated and unsafe
condition ol tie Navy Hill public school
buildings the one Immediately Oh the corner
of sixth and Baker streets has been abal-
doned bv the board for school purposes. As
soon as possible arrangements wall be mao
u house the children elsewhere > hls sleAa7,
tlo-ueutlv oil the importance of tho Council
Committee ON Schools looking % the prompt
disposition Of the appropriation made for
now school buildings.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10

Judge James G. Lamb yesterday morning
took his oath of Office before Judge
Witt ana qualified as Judge of tne
Cbancerr Court The ceren my took
Mace in the Judges private off in pre- enee
of Camm.uwea.th's Attorney smith. tu.Ee
lambs former law partner. and Clerk 81 -.-
liam p. Iawton. iftcreee.V.ng tLe c.ngrat-
nations OK those preseltsuag lamb went io
Tie Cnancerv Courtroom and at once a--
cenlea the louch lle handed down his com
mission AND o.th of Office CD D-erk
Charles 49, G0Idn and after re-
cevlng the congratulations If those
present proceeded to dispose of the
bnsincss of the court Tho irst DEGREES enc
tered were for Ne SIS. William d. Sands and
i'm Carter Among those present were t1-
Judges William Josiah leake, George 3.
Christian. Joseph Christian. A. J.. Holiday
ami George j. Hughes aud tie following
members 0f the bar Size. rs. Jane. lleasanl. $.
jackson Guv. Preston Cooke. Ten amin ii.
Berry. Conway h. Sands. D. e.. HicAai. I'D,
Mu Montague. Samuel frosAauer and I- G..
Alassie The following decree wre also ei.-
tered Danfor.h's guardian against Dan. sli
and ais. Goodwin against la-t Richmond
Company. strn-lel 0w. ac.. against DoW-e',
Hutchinson against Conrad. trustee.
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neath of Mr. II. II. Meyer.

The sad Intelligence was received IN Rich
nord Yesterday altern on If the unexpected
death off Henry d. Meyer in Charlottesville.
ltwll bo remembered that "a few DAYS after
Christmas Mr. Meyer. IN company with
another gentleman. were thrown from n
vehicle I'm Charlottesville and ms Lex was
broken lie grew much worse each dag. but no
fatal results We're anticipated until Friday lie
then become extremely Dill and death ended
lbs suHer.ngs. Ue was well known IN this
city and enjoyed the esteem OF many. lie
first went INTO business here as a member of
the iirm of Julius Meyer a. Sons and after
wards conducted business in ans. lie
turning TO this country Ire opened the PALMS
Eova. Oh upper Broad street. and conducted
business there until about year ago. lie
Was the son Of Mr.. Julius Never and brother
of Messrs. Alexander ii. and William D..
Meyer. re married few years ago MISS
liam, eroer of Baltimore and leaves "a widow
and twocli aren The Eemainsw.l be brought
10 this city to-day
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10

The proposition TO suspend business all
over the city on the 18th. l3th and liih OF
g 1ar,,srv does nos meet with much encour-
ooenont There is no necessity Tor IT. Tho
eyc,ten1ent viii not commence until after
Lnsiuess hours say about $ o'clock. But
reserved eats can be had on the nth MOP,
davo az Ramos music store at o A. II. tor the
"finafore' performance. You can take ,e, your
choice of Tuesday, Wednesday ana Inui mus
day Fifty cents is the price. Your money
will turn to granite perhaps or else to bronze
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10
Rad HOW TIIEY co:

Hundreds Of the Finest Fancy
Worsted, Cashmere, Fancy, Black
and Wood Brown Cheyiot Suits.
which were $25, $3.50, $50, SIS
and 5000. this week
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10

The Abort Socisl Club will give grand
mask ba. no san er Hall on February 18th.
A'essrs. William zimmerman. Jonn i. Auder-
Son. Jr.. and l.. briel compose the iioor com
mittee and Messr-. William Nolt Fred.
Vii and AUG. Dietz the COMMITTEES OF ar
-anoernents. The Alerts entertainments are
ar y4te aud ALWAYS enjoyed. The clubs
beadquartors are ut 100 Yves. Clay.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10

The Travlor electric plat was resoid by
the receiver Yesterday at ~ o lock, as acver-
tised. and was knocked out 70 Henry smith.
trustee. for the sum OF ss.tUO Mr. Smiths
lid was made by Mr. II. Seldom Taylor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10

prem.cler 10, north ninth street. WILL
oise yuu a premium ON year lease Oh any
Of tine HOUSES 0n las ..st.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10
&T2.YS.

Suits Of the most durable mate
rials. OFOUROWN MAKE, suita-
bic either for Dress or Business
Wear, which have sold freely at
S12.5O and SIS. this week
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$685.

The choice of Mems Oyercoats in
the newest and most desirable
shades, which were 50, SO and
SD, this week for
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10

Tor tic rrsttlest and freshest flowers 10
th. clt, ~ % 81. j. Cat-us. 9l e-st Man
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10

Nou ou.ht to try pluamacher lie will GER
fa.nlr tud you d tenant for your vacant
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10

Do you know Pluemacher rents houses, &c,
and collects rents!
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10
$3.50.

The choice Of Childrcn's Suits
that were 81, $3.50 ard S., this
week for
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$4.8S.

The choice Of ChiIdren's suits
that were $3.50 and So, this week
for
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10
v. KIRK MATTHEW'S, ---- Director.

Tickets. 80 cents Reserved FOR 25 cents extra
AZ hamos' MONDAY, the 18th, ~ VI. lss-st
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-01
police Courf.

Police Justice Crutchfeld considered
and disposed OF the cases following on
yesterday:
Robert Mills (colored) charged with
cutting one Arthur Hatcher. was dis
missed.
The case OF John Williams. charged
with the theft of an overcoat from the
house Of Mr.. Lewis H. Blair, 5ll east
Grace, was continued till tomorrow
Eliza Gregory came up for beating
Esther Bush, and the latter was charged
with abuse of Eliza Gregory. Both were
dismissed.
Fleming Randolph (colored) was sent
TO the hastings court for stealing a
bottle of pickles from Mr.. T. II. Rogers.
J. D. Atkins was fined 81 and costs for
being drunk.
w. ]. Wright was fined SO and costs
FOR interference with the police in the
discharge Of their duty.
Catherine Kober was made TO find slOO
security for sixty days good behavior,
she having threatened Christian kober.
The case Of Frank Anthony, charged
with stealing 81 from p. Francioni, was
continued till to-day.
John Robinson (colored) was made to
give additional security for his good
behavior, on complaint Of Joseph Cole
man.
Jack Griffin. charged with abuse OF A.
b. Crawford on electric car No. 10, was
turned over to the Manchester authorl-
ties. the offense being in their Jurls-
dictiOn.
The cases Of NJ. Rose, e. j. Pagan
and James c. Smith, charged with hav-
ing bottles in their possession, the prop
erty of busch & Son and w. A. kleVer-
sahl, were all dismissed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-01

Two Prisoners at the Penitentiary Made an
Attempt to Escape.

Two convicts at the penitentiary made
ing.
Frank Cole, a notorious burglar. and
Oscar Dawson, q horse thief, were the
men who made the dash for liberty.
Cole. some three months ago. in COM
pany with one or two other men, at
tempted TO cut through the house ad-
Joining +. ID. Johnsons jewelry store In
Lynchburg. Cole began his work above
hardware store which adjoined the
jewelry place. He began cutting through
the brick walls. so as TO gain an entrance
10 Johnsons place, and while at work
was heard by some one who lodged over
the Jewelry store. The tenant immedi-
ately gave word TO the police. and the
hardware house was surrounded by po-
licemen
The two houses were searched during
the night. but Cole could not be found.
Early the next morning he was found In
the cellar.
He was Immediately tried. convicted
and sentenced to the penitentiary for nine
years. While on the train TO prison he
jumped from a coach and broke one OF
his legs. He has consequently been in the
hospital ever since his incarceration.
Dawson was in the same room on the
sick list.
The two men yesterday morning cut
n hole In the roof Of the building, and
thus reached the garnet that extends
around the entire roof. After getting
into the garnet they cut a second hole
In the roof of the main building on the
tlrst-street front.
Soon after midnight a noise was heard
by the guards and the alarm was given.
al I'D
Dawson, who had not gotten out Of the
building, was caught and carried back to
a cell.
Cole was not found however. Superin-
tendent Lynn was sent for, and, although
several of the guards were of the opinion
that Cole had escaped, Mr.. Lynn was not
Of that opinion. He ordered a strict
watch to be kept.
The vigilance Of the guard was at last
rewarded. Yesterday morning, at 5
o'clock, Cole, having made rope Of bed
ding, again attempted to descend the
outer wall. The guard hailed him, and
pointing his double-barrel shotgun, warn
al him that If he attempted to escape he
would shoot him. Cole Immediately tum-
bled to the earth in a heap, and it was
soon discovered that he had received in
juries about the back, head and face.
He was carried back to the hospital, and
his wounds, together with his leg. which
is not yet healed, will keep him in the
hospital for quite a long time.
He remained concealed on the prison
roof this morning from soon after mid
night until o'clock, when he made the
second attempt.
Superintendent Lynn compllmented the
guards upon their vigilance. and certified
both cases 20 the City Circuit Court.
Consequently Cole and Dawson will be
tried and receive additional sentence for
their attempt to escape.
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The Graveyard Committee.

The Committee on Cemeteries held its
regular meeting last evening. Chairman
Grimes and Messrs. Carneal. CARRIER.
Vaughan, Joseph w. Carter, r. T. Davis
and Bowden were present.
The usual number OF bills were ordered
TO be paid, and the pay-roli Tor the
oronloves at the various cemeteries was
approved /.
good deal OF discussion was had In
raoard 10 a rearranging Of the lots In
lakewood cemetery. but no definite result
was reached. ,
The superintendent was Instructed on
r,a,ion 81 Mr.. Davis, TO sell lots In the
,o,,, mart of the cemetery at the rate
of ~ IL cents per square foot.
After transactlng some routine busi-
naee the committee adjourned
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Soldiers Home Lodge.

Detachments OF Sidney and Star OF
Hope visited Soldiers Home Lodge tues
dav night. and were highly entertained.
Chief Templar w. w Caldwell invited
Star of Hope to occupy the chair.
Mr. r. G. Darlington delivered the ad-
dress of welcome, which was responded
TO by Mr.. Joseph II. Shepherd. A nice
programme was rendered, consisting OF
songs. solos, duets, recitations and adj
dresses by Messrs. Edmund Williams and
r. c. Trayler. The old soldiers have
good lodge and deserve great credit for
the interest shown, and the way they
keep IT up.
Owing to the extreme illness OF Mr..
Henry c. Davis, chief Templar OF sidney
the entertainment by that lodge at BEL
videre Friday night has been postpoheo
till further notice.
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The RnnnlnrY Line.

Senator James n. Stubs, or Gloucester
has heen I'm the city for the last two days.
He has been busy in getting up some OF
the reports, which will be submitted to
the special committee of the Legislature
which is to meet in Washington next week
TO confer with similar committee OF
MARYLAND, to agree, If possible, on q set
tlemeht of the existing differences In re-
gard to the boundary line and the fishing
question.
The Virginia committee will meet at
the Metropolitan Hotel. In Washington
next Tuesday evening, December 9Th.
while the MARYLAND committee viii make
their Headquarters at the Ebbitt House.