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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-22
REV. Mr.. WILLIAMS RESIGNS.
The Condition of His Throat Prevents
His Preacbing-Other Church Notes.

Rev. III. F. Williams. of the Fourth Stree
Baptist Church, has rendered his resignal
ton. Rev. Mr.. Hooper filled that pulpit
Sunday.
Rev. James Y. Fair, D. d.. who is spend
ing some time at Old Point,came up Satur-
day, preached for his congregation sun.
day morning and returned TO old Point
Yesterday. The other Presbyterian pulpits
were filed Sunday by their regular sup
plies.
Rev. A. II. Moore, of Marshall st. Chris
tian Church. has left for Kentucky, where
be will spend his vacation. The church
will be enlarged during his absence.
Rev. Il. Ii. Pitt ID. d., leaves TINS morn
ing to attend the meeting OF the Albemarle
Association at Rose Union Church IN Mel
son county.
DR.. Hoge preached at Brown Memorial
Presbyterian church in Baltimore Sunday
what the Aniericdn cnaracterizes as 'an j.
teresting sermon, on the Gllegorical styi
dividing the human race INTO three gar
dens."
The monthly meeting of the Baptist Citv
Missionary Society was held at West View
Church. Sunday afternoon, with the presl-
dent. Mr.. J. b. Montgomery IN tho chair
The report of the meetings which have
been IN progress at the tent at the head OF
Clay Street Ior the past five weeks, was
highly gratifying. As a result of the re-
vIyals there have been 80 professions of re-
ligion. The services have been conducted
mainly by Rev, John A. Sullivan. assisted
by Rev. Mr.. Mcdaniel, and these gentle
men have been aided by Rev. Doctors
Cooper, Hiden. Nelson. aud Rev. Messrs.
Percy G. Elsom. j. S. Dill, q. L. Williams,
and w. p. Hines.
Considerable religious interest hos been
excited by the IevlvalS. end the Attendance
at the meetings is never less than five or
SIX hundred. The people III the Immediate
vicinity are very anxious TO have chapel
erected in their neighborhOod.
The pulpit of Leigh Street church was
! filed Sunday morning and night bv Rev
| G. w Duke, former student of Richmond
College, who preached to fine congrega-
| tions.
Rev. Sparks ". Melton, now of Phila-
| de- phla, but formerly of Virginia. preached
| et Randolph Street Churcn Sunday night,
while Rev. Gordon b. Moore. of Furman
| University. Greenville. :. O.. occupied the
| pulpit of the Second church III the morn
ing.
Rev. DIR. w. w. Landrum Will supply the
| pulpit of Rev. ". G. Biting. OF New
| York. next Sunday, while on the succeed
ING Sabbath he will preach for the Rev. }.
Taylor Dickinson, at East Orange church,
n 4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-22
A Warrant for Mr.. Iimnons.

Mr.. J. f. Harding. Superintendent OF
the Metropolitan Lite Insurance Com
pany. has sworn out q warrant against
Mr. WIN. Tiinmons, of Manchester, charg
ing him with ielonious assault.
On last Saturday afternoon Mr. Tim
mons, who is an agent of the company,
called at the company's offices OF 9th
street for Il settlement OF his account
Upon examining the agents books the
superintendent claimed to have found
deficiency in Mr. Timmons' account,
which had been called to his attention
by the assistant superintendent, and re-
fused to settle until the alleged shortage
had been accounted for.
Mr. Timmonsdenied that there waa
any shortage and difficulty followed, in
which the superintendent was struck
under the right eye with some insiru-
ncnt in the hands of the agent which
is thought to have been brass knuck.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-22
THE NEWS OF MANCHESTER:
Arrested for Larceny 80 sundsy-sehooi
Meetinr---p Personals and Briefs.

MeetinE---P Personals and Briefs.
Charles Fisher, a negro man who claims
that his home Is in Chester, was arrested
last night by Officer Aoles, and lodged IN
the station house, charged with stealing
suit of clothes. watch. and pocket
book containing a small amount OF money
from Mr Carroll Fisher says he knows
nothing about the robbery. He works for
the Il. 4 +. II. X. Co, a track-walker De,
tween Chester and Manchester. and
spends every other night in this city. he
boards with his sister. who lives next to
Mr.. Carroll.
There were several cases before the May
or yesterday morning. but none OF them
were OF general importance. spencer, Joe
and Henry Hail snd Frank Hall and Frank
OlphIu Gall colored) were fined $3.50 and
costs each for fighting, IA was Jim Glenn
ent for cutting Eddie Green with knlfe.
A meeting of the Manchester Methodist
Sunday School Board OF Directors was
held at Central church Sunday afternoon.
The meeting was presided over by Mr. y.
II. Pe.due. president. and che following
officers for the ensuing year were elected
L. Z. Pettigrew, paesldent; Nj. A. camp
bell, vice president. l.. I. Pool, secretary,
and L. Z. Jones. treasurer.
teA PERSONAL AND BRIEF MENTION.
A prot.1cted meeting began at Mt. Her
mon Church Sunday. Rev. X. III. Winfree
will preach every day during the week.
Miss Jennie Ssnley is visiting friends IN
Prince George.
Miss Lizzie Norris Spd Mss Hattie
Andrews are visiting friends IN Peters
burg.
Mrs. J. l.. Riddle, of Raleigh. n. O., Is
visiting Mrs. W. Nj. Bisnop. on Ninth
street.
Miss Mary Carr, who has been visiting at
IAberty Hall. the residence or Mr.. j. *.
Beadles, IN Hanover county, has returned
home.
On Friday colored man employed ON
the farm of Mr.. William Glll. III Chester
fieled county, was painfully bitten on the
foot by moccasin snake.
MIR, Vim. Shaw, an employed OF the
Richmond aud Danvllle railroad, who
lives on Eleventh street, fell from ear
that had Jumped the truck yesterday
morning and was quite badly bruised, and
received cut in the back that DR.. Brock
found was necessary TO sew up.
Mr. Robert Z. Brown died Saturday
night at ms residence on Bainbridge street.
He was tifty-nIne years OF ace, and at the
time of his death was empIoYed at the
Richmond and Danville railroad shops.
The funeral of Mr.. Robt. L. Brown took
place Yesterday afternoon at 1850 o'clocN K
from the Central Methodist Church. The
following gentlemen acted Us pail-bearers:
Juo. OBrien. Joseph w. Welslger. Jno.
Barrett. Joseph McCanp. Il. B. W. beattie.
ID. II. Beattie. A. kDorr and VIM. Whit
worth.
b. w. Bell. who has been visiting IL this
city, has returned TO Suffolk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-22

diery in splendid style. Upon their arri-
val at Fayetteville the yirgInian lads viii
be rendered ball. while on tho night OF
the following day splendid banquet will
bo given in their honor.
The Blues will reach their destination
at $50 O'clock this afternoon, and they
will return TO the city at $40 o'clock
Thursday afternoon. About fifty-fve
memb bers of the company. including the
band. will take the trip, aud they will
carry taeir beautiful full-dress uniforms
with them.
The orator OF the celebration will be
Judge J. G. MacRae. of the Supreme
Court Of North Carolina. Col. VIM. O..
Elan. of Louisa county, Va. was first in
yited 20 deliver the address. but he was
forced to decline the honor on account of
many engagements which denied him
time to prepare speech. Col. Elan will
probably attend the celebration. however.
If he csn possibly arrange to do so. He is
q native OF Fayetteville.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-22

members. IL has delightful suite OF
rooms over Lee Camp Hall. The object OF
the organization is 10 promote social inter-
course among the Virginia militia. Any
volunteer Of good standing is eligible to
mem mbership. The officers and members.
who are at preson. all First Regiment meD,
hope to see the applications OF the other
Richmond militia coming in soon. Inc
Club will meet in ITS club rooms. third
floor Lee Camp Hall. Thursday at $3.50 1; III.
Several prominent military men Will De
present. and speeches are expected from
two officers. the officers of the orgariza-
tioz are: Sergt II. Y. b. Moore. pres,-
dent; Private A. W. Miller, 1st vice-presl-
dent; Sergt. @. s. L. Owen, I'd vice-presi-
dent; Sergt. n. L. Cardozo. secretary
Sergt. J. J. Derrick. Treasurer; Private
Jno- w. Roberts. sergeant-at-arms. ana
Prvntes Falramb and Larkiu, sentinels.
AL the camp paraphernalia which was
sent to Ocean View to be used by the hegl,
merit on its encampment has arrived, and
is being packed away. II is hoped next
year no scrip will be floating around. ana
that our gallant soldier boys will be aole
to enjoy a real old-time epcsmpment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-22
DIR. 0REBE'S DEATH.
A Prominent German Physician Passes
Away.


DR.. WIN. Grebe, one Of tho best knows
German physicians in this city, died sun.
day morning at 8 o'clock. at his residences
on Fifth street. in the C9th year Of his age.
DR.. Grebe was borr in Msrburg, Germany.
md was the son Of q distinguished .physl
clan. When about % years old, havine
graduated IN the German schools OF mede
cine he cRmo TO America to seek tame ana
fortune. He located in Richmond and has
lived here ever since. 81,
lie married Richmond lady. who. with
o1e daughter. Mrs. A. f. Cordes. survives
him.
Dr. Grehe was held in the highest esteem
Og the members of the medical profession,
aud was ever ready to give his time and
talent TO charity or other worthy causes.
le was not only very popular among MS
own nationality but all who knew him spoke
IN the highest praise OF him as man and a
physician.
iehr before last the Doctor visited The
Fa;Aerland and there was happy reunion
or the members OF his fathers family,
married sister living IN ,Hungaria md an
othsr in England attended the family gatL-
erlug. None Of his relations live IN Ameslco;
Ho had au extensive practice and enjoyed
the unlimited confidence OF oil his patients
DrtGrebe recently translated a German
mS1lcA NOrh lbIb EHaliau hhu Aou ~ p"S-
lisned III Richmond.
The funeral took place from st. Johns
German Lutheran church yesterday after
roon Ut O'Clock and was largely attended,.
The following were tho pail bearers q. J..
Peple. Casper WendliDger, Benno Heinrich.
Louis Euker. Horny Miller Herman Schl-
richt. T. \. Victor b. lIassel. A. Brock. A..
Gippcrioh. Louis ReugoF, Dr. Geo. Ben.
Johnson, DR.. Geo. Meredith, DR.. c. A..
ETyco. ,,.,,,
The active pall-bearers were William
Zimmerman. !. Z. kobler. Chr. Droste.
Carl WippermaD. Aug. Pohlig. Hepry Wen
eel. ST.. A. yon Rossnegk, Bernard Brauer.
DEATH OF Mss. MARSHALL.
lfrs Matte Stacy Nareball. wloac aeatN
occurred SUNDAY morning, was daughter
of SIR. and Mrs. Charles Is. Stacy. IL was
only about year ago that she was united ia
marriage to Mr. Il. a. Marshall. of Amelia
county. md the blow falls heavily upon
him As well as on the members OF her own
:atniiy. She was most loyabie character
and a devoted member OF Grace Episcopal
church. Her former pastor. low Bshop
Jackson. Was especially fond of her.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-22
SAID HE WAS FROM RICHMOND.
A Negro Claim ing Tnis As His Home In
jured In Kentucky.

Mayor Ellyson received the following
letter yesterday from Supt. J. W. Cook. OF
the Shenandoah branch OF the Norfolk Il
Western Railroad, dated Shenandoah, Va. ,
August 18th:
A young man by the name Of Thos Scott,
who claims Richmond as his home, was
found near Charlestown. Jefferson county,
West Va, along the railroad, very badly
injured on the afternoon of the 18th inst.
He was almost nude and IN very filthy
condition. II is almost impossible TO say
how he was injured. but u Is supposed
that he fell from one of the freight trains.
Hs claims 20 have au uncle living IN Rich
mCnd by the name OF VIM. Henry Scott.
IL YOU can mud this man will you please
notify him that the injured man was turn
ed over to the county authorizes at
Charlestown. BY addressing Mr.. Coistou.
Overseer of the Poor at Chnrlestown. you
can get any further information that may
h. 1aairpl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-22

that adjournment Is possible next month
say that Mr. Vests proposition 10 provide
for free coinage of silver at q ratio of 20 10
j VIII be passed by the Senate and ulti-
inately. viii become part Of the bill tor
unconditional repeal which, IL is expected,
Will be passed by the House. The hklI-
hood Of veto by President Cleveland of
such measure has been discounted by the
believers IN this reported carly adjourn
nent.
They argue that 10 would be impossible
to rally a two-thirds vote in either house
10 pass 1t over his veto, and that nothing
could be accomplished. so far as the 6nnn-
cial situation is concerned, by Congress Ie-
naming IN session after such O veto was
received.
Ine more experienced watchers OF polit-
zeal events place no confidence ID these
early adjournment theories.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-22
cRu1cHFlsLo & cos. MATINEE.
The Company Small. ana Very few OF the
Artists Amount 90 Much.

The matinee given at the Police Court
yesterday morning by Crutchheld, Thomas
4 COmpany's Minstrels, was poor sho"
indeed and the curtain fell upon the
scyne ere the entertainment had been IN
progress half an hour. Manv OF the usuai
''seng-and- dance" specialties were missing
but a few of the Sunday jag artists remain
ed upon the boards and nobly did their
pats. OF this class James Ray. Jack
Champion and Richard Pruit were the
stars. They each juggled the usual
towards the municipal exchequer, ana
finely dropped the money there.
James Hill burut-cork oddity. had 70
"snte up" three pieces OF silver tor disor-
derry conduct and profanity on the boule,
wards, while John Green (black) Clipped
III an "X" for the privilege of pounding
Henrietta Robinson.
Margaret Gogan. widder," who keeps
O grocery and bar on Louisiana street. was
reported 10 the court for selling llquor on
Sunday. and she has been summoned 10
answer the charges before the tribunal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-22
con.rac, for the statue signed.

IL no unforeseen difficulties occur the
massive bronze figure or q Confederate
hero will surmount the soldiers aad SaIi-
or, monument on LIBBY Till by next
spring. Several weeks ago the Committee
on Design, who were appointed 10 select a
model OF the ststue. accepted the design
offered by Mr.. W. L. Sheppard, OF tins city.
Yesterday the Association and Mr.. Shep-
pard signed the contract for the execution
of tho statue. ana work upon the bronze
will be commenced at once. lne figure
which will represent Confederate in-
fantryman, will be the largest pedestrian
fonrteen tees high and considerably taller
than the colossal bronzes OF the bases OF
the Washington monument.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-22
PensacoIa's Gordon Removed.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Aug. 21.-Tho
Secretary Of the Navy to-day received
the following dispatch from Capt. A.
V. Reed, Commandant of the Pensacola
Naval Station: "Cordon removed by
order of Marine Hospital Service, Qua
rantine raised" Gordon Of which Capt
Reed makes mention was placed about
naval reservations to prevent communl-
cation between the people living on it
md the city Of Pensacoll.>
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-22
Tb.,r work Heartily commeodea.

Chairman S. s. P. Patteson. of the City
Democratic COMMITTEES, is IN receipt OF The
following letter from State Chairman j.
Taylor Ellyson:
Il cannot refrain from writing TO you
lust 70 say how mich / appreciate the ad-
nirable provisions made for the entertain
meat of the Convection. The Committee
on Arrangements certainly did their work
we'll, and deserve the hearty thanks OF our
people. As Chairman oi the State CON-
inittee | beg that you will say 10 all who
took any part in the work how much ap-
preclate their valuable services"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-22
sfn. UILLIIM RYAN THE MAY.
Appointed Revenue Collector for tho Es't
ern District.

Mr William Ryan yesterday receiFsi
teiegrams from Congressman Swsnson.
Senators Daniel and Huuton. Private 500
rstarv II. T. Thurber and others, inform. ne
hin, OF his appointment TO the position u
.aternal revenue collector for the Eastern
district Of Virginia. Mr.. RYAN was at tas
fudowment Guild Office signing checks {"
troasurer O. the Guild when bis first tole.
rr,m fouud him. Ihe first person 20 con
erotulato him was ex-Postmaster ". II
0uiing1orth.
Mr.. Kyan's district includes nearly fift'
cuEties. and besides tho city Of Richmond.
embraces Petersburg and Norfolk. 1hs
collector has large patronage. about SIXTY
nve appointments in all. The collector
salary is s., 500 a year aud his chief deputy
has II salary of $1,000.
William RYAN was born at Maysville. Ry..
about forty years ago. He came TO Ricn.
n.ond al the age OF twentY-one, where 10
sccep.ed u clerkship ia "a leaf tobacco fra
,fte- two years in the mercantile life hs
decided 10 take mp the newspaper proies-
.ion and served brief apprenticeship GU
the Petersburg News under Major Il. IL
tfiass He then went on the reportora,
.taff OF the Richmond State few weeks
after its foundation by Captain Chamotf-
layue. With the exception OF hitlo over
year, during WHICH nn' ~ W.
coal mining business in kentucky. re hos
been connected with tho state newspa2"f
over siaoe. lie is Eow prosident OF the
s:a.e Newspaper Company ans one OF Il"
edltore. He Is ono of th- oss. known
newspaper men n lirgiaN
lr. Evan has been an active po.iilca
worker over since 10 reached bis majority.
sincr hi, residence in this city no has taker
snuya interest IN the political clubs ci
Iici.inord and u 1887 was pres dent o. re
Gay Ward Actyc.. Iu the prcsidsntiH.
csrnpaica ~ 1873 he was chairman Of tho
titr Cormittee in which pcs ton Ss was
year, he served on the State Democratic
Co3nm,ttes.
Air Tvan has. perhaps. n closer personn'
aceu.icinuoe With the Presidett than Any
met in Virginia. Hc has received repealed
svecia: inT':a,.ons % visit NJ. C:sY'iana 8:
his ONE. t.e was ons oi ths or.s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-22
SENATOR HILL BETTER.

Senator Hill, who has been quite Ill at
the Normandie for several days past, was
reported to be considerably better TINS
afternoon. On Saturday he was teyerisih
and was unable to leave his bed. HIS all
ment IS an outgrowth of stomach. trouble,
which was made worse by the failure OF
tho Senator to diet himself properly. At
n late hour this afternoon a press reporter;
who called at the Normandle. WAS told
TINT hls condition had considerably i'm;
proved. and that be was able to be up aud
about. although the physician still for;
bade his leaving the house for several
days vet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-22
Iodiana White Capt.

DEIpBI, ISD., Aug. 2.-A white cap hghs
is reported from Monticello. Joo holmeJ
is considered an undesirable neiRhbor os
some. aud few nights ago an attack wa
made on his house with stones. Thursday
night the enemy again appeared ana
Holmes answered the attack with ootn
barrels of his gun. Hugh Davis received
A charge IN his face and neck. One OF his
ewes was destroyed and he was terribly In
iured. A number of others were more or
less injured. Public sentiment appears to
be with Holmes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-22

RALrIGH. N. c., Aug. 2i.--fhe warehouse
men of Durham have issued an order sus-
pending leaf tobacco sales indefinitely.
All the warehouses Will be closed nntii inc
tobacco trade improves. The reason gwen
rs that all the BUYERS are overstocked. the
price of tobacco Is at its zero point, ana
factories are closing down oil over. the
country. Several Durham factories have
shut down. throwing hundreds OF people
out of employment.
Saturday afternoon white woman, Mrs
George Anderson, was lost here ana the
police did not find her until yesterday al
tsrneon, She hAd wondered sll svss we
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-22
Gold for Everybody.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. Aug. 81. - Or
ders have been issued by the Treasury
Department to all sub-treasurers to pay
out gold over counters, the same as Other
classes of money.
The effect of this is to practically
place the gold reserve among the avAila
bic cash assets. As the result, the gold
balance has been somewhat reduced
being slightly below 500, 100000. The
net treasury balance is $11 100000.
Receipts continue light and expendi.
tures heavy, so that before the month OF
August expires the Treasury balance
will 10th be probably lower than now.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-22
LYNCH WAS INSANE.
WAS He so WHEN THE CHESTER
MURDER WAS coMMlTTeDl
Yeseerday-Wanted TO Exclude
Reporter's Testimony.

The trial of james Lynch. the white man
charged with the murder Of the unknown
one-armed man whose body was found in
branch just beyond Chester. on the
morning of April 7th, began in the Ches-
terfeld County Court yesterday.
The first witness to go upon the
stand was Il. II. Goo1e secsion-
master. who was first to reach tho
body. and who assisted IN lifting II from
the branch. Mr.. George +. Richardson. Of
Chester. DIR. George w. Friend. OF Man.
chester. and Others whose knowledge in re-
gard to the affair has already been pub
lished. submitted their testimony. -.
The DESPATCH reporter who interviewed
Lynch Just after he was arrested was
placed upon the stand. Counsel for the
accused objected TO a statement on the
part OF the news-g -gatherer. but the Court
decided that the scribe could proceed. and
the examination only went to show that
Lynch made conflicting and incoherent
statemonts.
rHTY WERE FLOOD STAINS.
DR.. VIM. II. Taylor. of Richmond, who
examined the large red spots supposed TO
be blood stains, found on the clothes
which Lynch wore when arrested was
present. but it was nearly night when no
was put on the stand. The chemist found
the stains 20 be those OF blood and when
questioned by the DISPATCH man as 10 what
he thought of Lvnch's mental condition
said from what he had seen aud heard OF
the man and the case he was inclined to
believe him insane.
WAS FORMERLY IN AN ASYLUM.
Commonwealth Attorney Cogbill is in
receipt of a letter from the superintendent
of the Danvers' Insane Asylum, Danvers,
Mass. stating that Lynch was an inmate
OF that institution for some months up to
March 10th last. The trial will be con-
tlnued to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-22
ATTEMPT TO ESCAPE JAIL.
Iinion Plumb RS Strike.

NORFOLK. Va, August 2l.-The Union
plumbers employed by several firms struck
tbs morning on account of the employ
ment OF non.union or "scab" workmen by
the firms for which they worked. The
firms refused to discharge the men.
Henry j. Maigne. bookkeeper OF the Nor
folk National Bank, died last night at his
home on Charlotte street.
Can't. J. II. Cannon, in the steam-tue
bus,ness, made an assignment to-day, with
Peter Rodgers as trustee. Liabilities, S35,'
gno
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-22
An a.roa.u,,. Frigh,ful Fall.

SEATTLE, VASE. August 2l.-Professor
F.C. Anderson made q parachute lump
Yesterday from the top OF Snoquainie
Falls, Washington. distance ot some 2Vo
feet. The aeTonaut struck with ieariei
force on a ledge OF rcck, then dropped
about fifty feet striking another ledge ana
falling IRON there TO the beach. MS
skull was fractured. and he sustained IN
ternal injuries which the doctors pro-
,o,,oa fasaI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-22
po,u,,,t F,oa,er-Candidate.

DANv1LtH. Va., Aug. 21.---At couven-
ton of the Peoples Party, held IN Chat
ham to-day, T. Barksdale, Deputy United
States Marshal, WAS chosen as candidate
for ex-senator from Pittsyivania and
Henry counties.
AT the election held here to-day for CITY
Treasurer. the smallest vote ever cast In
the city was polled. George q. Temple.
who was the only candidate, was elected.