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The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-22
Blaze at Wilmington.

WILMINGTON. y. c.. an. 2r.-Special. -
The entire plant Of the Wilmington iron
works at the foot Of Nun street. was des-
troyed by FIRE at 43o O'clock this morning.
The origin OF the hre Is unknown. The loss
on the building and machinery IS estimated
at $4,000, insurance 1880. The shops
will be reconstructed al once and the entire
plant remodeled after the most approved
fashion Railway tracks Will be run into the
plant connecting it with all railroads entering
~
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-22
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
IRREGULARITIES IN THE ELEC.
TORAL COLLEGE RETURNS.
several States Actiog I'm Very slip
shod nanner-The Proc ceedings
OF the House aud senate.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2r.-Cer,ihcaies OF
all states of votes cast for President and
Vice-President ought 10 be in the hands of
the president of the senate by Monday next.
As a matter of fact fourteen states
have failed SO far TO comply with
the law by sending on their elec-
toTal certificates by messenger and many oi
these states which have complied with the
law have done so in 50 Slip-shod manner
that II the late election had been N auy way
close the official asceriainmeni of the result
under the constitution and laws might have
been made almost impossible and the whole
government might have been thrown into
chaos
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-22
RARE BARGAIN
FOR INVESTORS.
Tie y c. " agon Factory
and Material for Sale.

u a0thorty given in deed fl
s14 the Nor h Caroline Va you
a9r'. IN the Reztste-'5 offi3.
ts conn = In book =, page We
}r February 1893,
sad yt the ia com
Id ha city o.
FIG III, y. C,
.tsN r. wi b - le track leading
gard Al the build uSs ar
Et q Lew. IRE machinery
W with "a acity IF txea-
Fa #sF.
a.F ~ will sell large lot Of
1l ned WAGON, fin shed
ri :. Also large O. OF
ron AID round iron. b Its
and bit d of n aterlal
making, inc I'D Dg a3put
s-1sstuI feet VI NeIl season
a'C c. n N
bat special terms nay bs
Fo pAv leu *. AMI cat
mi description of plant,
4 ma isl, apply TO undec
" A. NJ ATT.
J. y. HOLD NG,
IRA tees.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-22
Washington News Notes.

WASHINGTON, IN. 2I.-Senator Hunton
this morning gave notice in the senate OF an
amendment to the naval appropriation bill.
which directs the secretary Of the navy 10
negotiate for the purchase OF Cedar Grove
containing fifty acres with water front Of
900 feet on Elizabeth river, Immediately
opposite Gosport navy yard for the purpose
Of constructing wet dock.
Senator Morrill,, from the committee on
post roads, reported an amendment to the
sundry civil Appropriation bill. sppFopriating
S15. 900 for pos,office at Fort Monroe IN the
government reservation.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-22

- Property. iiy virtue % ecr.e 81 tie
superior courto of Vase coaaSs u tue special
proceeding Eor partition. @utlilrd MAulsey
A. Roger- and osh,r-. et-l Afte. Ne 5g2 rpe-
cizl grvceeiit gs docket Uf rad court Alil
cf'er for 80, g. the ghert ti44er. A. putlic
outcry, 81 the coaTt house door. AZ tie city Of
Rzie.gh. q, on
Monday. the 9Th dsy OF February. 1888.
AZ ~ o'clock N. the lot ~ lad situated on
Martin street, IN sAid city. kno@n tho
"fowLE BUsLDiSe," AtJ csulus the iote Il A.
L. Ml.', Z. Williamson. sod others, front
ing 80 feet On MARTIN rvvg aud extending
back 10, teet
Terms oi uale-One-hAf q; tfe purchase
money tn be ozi a in each Aui tile remainder
IN twelve nJltEs from dAv oi rAie the de-
ierred psy ments 10 Tear Ter cent interest.
AhMIsTEAD JONES,
dec3l-tds. Commi--lontr
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-22
Tall End Collision.

HARRISBURG. Pa, Jan. 2t-At Dock
low, the first station east Of Steelton, this
morning about o'clock. the Fast line east
which leaves here al 3:45, stopped on he
block to repair the air brake, which was out
Of order, when second section crashed into
the rear. demollshing the Nilllamsport
sleeper IN which were four passengers. The
car caught FIRE from the locomotive OF the
second section and partially destroyed il.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-22
Regarding Cotton Insurance.

LONDON, Jan. 2I.-A secret conference
has been held OF representatives OF the varl-
Gus insurance companies. at which i vas de-
cided TO advance the present cotton insur-
ance rates, the advance varying from IS to
20 per cent Il was also decided that after
The new rates 80 into effect the transfer Of
cotton policies 10 purchasers Of the cotton
Insured VIII not be allowed. Purchasers will
have to take out policies.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-22
Took the Hall by Force.

LONG ISLAND CITY. L. l., Jan. 2r.-By
advice Of his lawyer Sangford to-day took
possession OF the city hall by force, Gleason
vacated the mayors Office in the city hall and
went to his Office in Front street where r e
said he would transact the business as mayor
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-22
STRANGERSi in town are requested
To co TO
VIII. KING CO.'S
FOR
DRUGS.
MEDICINES,
CIGARS.
HOT DRINKS, etc.
GALE AIIANI.F CITY PROP.

|, cry -ns virtue u authority couferr-
sd 10y deed OF mort.a e,xecuieSi toy & II.
PC n CD ard wife Adeline. recorded in
the of.ce Of the Register o. De@ts of Make
county. took l2'. Iase So. Will sell for
ca n Ar pu1l'c auction ~ the caurt hon 9
coo- In haeiSh on Monday the = IN day
oi February. ls9R. n certain y in the city
of sale eh on the south side II West Dayie
street, anJ iinnS the Ian { of =. r Moore =
heirs ana j. w Brown. knoxn as The
Gor ran lot. toge her " IN the improve
Lents thereon. II ore faly described
said deed ~ mortgage
lime o. sale = ~ cock ~.
PA r y BOTSH ALL.
ials tbs ATTORNEYS for IS. rtsa,ee.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-22

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2l-Dr. johnson
visited Blaine shortly after II O'Clock
this morning and remained about forty
minutes He said b aine is not quite so
well, not being as strong as yesterday,
but the change was only slight one.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-22
~e>e~
Prince of Wale. VIII Narry.

LONDON. Jan. 2r.-The Exchange Tele-
graph Company Is authority for the statement
that Pnnce George Of Wales will marry
Princess May Of Teck curing the second week
OF April
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-22
NJ Q r &c 8

TIA tha firm Of Goodwin
wslb ble aud graui bust
Balslh and town OF a.
e4y di-s lved by mutual
business in Raleigh has been
Al-rs Durham 4 Ell ott, Of
sul the .u-lness IN Fay
@ L Epmsburg
tHe fr1 on Good vim K Rems-
s9 u3 ,e ei ted f,r at Ra'-
& te-puctl
t.e arm Slil be paid az
CHAS a GOODWIN,
+ i RI MSbCRG.
f.4-
tsaus .ne public for their kind
most hea tIly CONN e. d
Etguluy tie bl-lness.
Oh As & G. -ODWIN.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-22
Notice Of Application.
oFrEckovN.C. HoNE I.s Co.

UFFLC OF y. 9 HoNh INS- Co.
kALhIGH, y. g, Dec. 81.
Public notice Is hereby xiven that appli-
cation Will Ice made b the next legislature
TO grant am endmeuis To the charter, sc.
OF this company.
W =. PRIMROSE.
President
ianl-SOd
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-22
Frost Not Guilty.

ELMIRA. Ian. 2I.-The Frost murder trial
at Bath came TO close at midnight The
Jury rendered verdict Of not guilty
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-22
FRESH ARRIVAL
Dclic cies.

Gordon & Dilworth's Preserves. W'.ite
Oxheart Cherries, Raspbe-r.es, Ginger.
Yellow Peaches. awberries, German
imported Preserves
Apricots. Whit-and Rel Cherries, Red
and White Straw berries. RAspberries,
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-22

ss E1ws iga. "a, writes
~ a been suffer ng from
sr-, which les ste all
Hrc e. rted. We ina lv
lin to try tie eff
Her at B B. B., and he wa
s aa i'm rovemeut. He
Ht Uis curst sound ant
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-22
SNLr - LAND.

Rs1m TO. Arhnta. GA.
rs' se.; rec,
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-22

e2I. The Tyler De.E Co.. o. 81 Louis,
NO., nave Just thro - OF the market an
elegant Standard Aur'qae OAK, II. in,
K III Curtain Desk, complete u every de-
tail. +. O. b. - Louis, fOr 81, and #,
same style and finish for ~ net, spot
c4sh. Zee their card ID this issue send
YOUR order direct or send for special circu-
i.r. Bank counters and government work
a speciality. send in your floor plans for
designs and prices.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-22
Ss-A5Y Or COMMISSION

Er,.t, Patent Chemical Ink
..g 'Hucu. TAe most us,fl, and
la ~ the age Erases ink
two seco, ds. Works !ike
lte, @ 800 per cent profit Agents
sg.z f| r week We also want a
III s# gen :. take charge OF territory
lb agents A rare chance
Al5-lf. 1aee. Write for terms aad
:.as Int aQSHOe ERASER M'F'6 co.
l2H5 LeCross, Wiz.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-22
ta" eo5 4 gR0UGHION.

E.1si- - =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-06

BEAvsE DAM, Va. August 5.-HalP s-Shop
Precinct gives O'Ferrall three delegates,
TYLER one. and Buford none.
TAYLOR Scott was recommended for At
torney General.
There was rumor last night that the
Ashland end of Hanover county had elect
ed Tyler delegates. which. howe yer, could
not be verified up to the time of going TO
uraes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-06
LEWIS GOES TO A JURY.
All Say He Threw the Brick mt Young
Berry-Tbe Police Court.

In the Police Court yesterday morning
the Justice called tho case OF Lewis NOR
ris. George Jackson, and Willie Harris,
the little negroes who were arrested TOT
file murder of the white lad. John Berry,
by hitting him with a brick In rock
battle last Tuesday night. Several Wit
nesses testified thai Morris threw tue IA.
tai missile, and he was sent on TO the
grand jury OF the Hastings Court. Inc
other boys were discharged. =,
Reuben Goode (coloTed). TIE alegeh
manager OF the negro social club. who was
charged with selling liquor without q
license, was discharged, information
already having been filed IN the Hustings
Court against the club.
Three Young men and Carrie b. May
wood were fined IS each and costs tor
fighting and creating q disturbance III the
house of Maywood. on Marshall street op-
posite St. James church. The woman was
also charged with keeping, dlsorderly
and ill-governed house. This case was
postponed until Wednesday.
the grand Jury of the Hastings Court for
the larceny OF pair of pants and pair OIL
shoes from q man named Frommell and
for resisting aud kicking Offlcer Wren
while performing his duty by arresting
him.
The case of William johnson (colored)'
charged with obtaining IS under false
pretences from Ella Straus, was dismissed.
Henry Williams (coloredD pleaded guilty
TO the charge OF stealing q coat and
vest and watch and chain from W. H.
Hitchcock and was sent to the Hastings
Court grand Jury.
Caroline Estridge (colored) paid IS and
costs for assaulting and wounding Maria
Anderson with a frying pan. A counter
charge against Maria was dismissed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-06
To Come Before the Council.

The Common Council meets Monday
night IN regular monthly session. Several
important measures are to come before the
body OF legislators. Mr.. Noble will pre-
sent his much-talked-of resolution asking
for the appointment of Joint committee
10 look into the question of reducing the
number of councilmen and paying them
for their services.
The ordinance fixing the maximum
speed OF the electric-cHrs at eight miles
an hour and regulating the service on
streets where much loading and unloading
is done by wholesale and commission
houses will very probably be discussed and
acted upon.
1t is also likely that the communication
from the Board of Fire Commissioners IN
reference 10 the granting of permission 10
erect elevators and other large structures
of wood and corrugated iron IN the busi-
ness centre of the city, will DO taken up
for consideration.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-06
Dnn.tr RIrfhdaY BartY.

The birthday fee given by Mr.. and Mrs.
John II. Fletcher IN honor of their little
daughter, Mss Mary G. Fletcher, at their
home. No. 1907 west Cary street. last Mon
day night. was most enjoyable affair.
The evening was spent III listening TO
music and in indulgence in games of every
deecription Supper was served at 1890
o'clock. ard the young folk thon returned
to their amusement. The following was
the order OF the march TO tho beautiful
supper-room
Miss Ruthe Ford, handsomely attired IN
n suit Of NIle-green, white carnations, with
Dir. w. b. CLARK. =,
Miss Mary c. Fletcher, pink, with Mr..
W. a. Jennings.
Miss Meta Clark, white. with Mr.. J.
Norban Johnston.
Mss Eleanor Ford. white silk. with Mr..
II. Il. Shell.
Miss Minnie Gardener, pink, with Mr.. G.
l.. Ford. =,
Miss Gertie Minor, Nile green, with Mr..
l.. IS. Garret.
Miss Mittie Leib. white, with Dir. c. f.
Jackson.
Miss Nora Hughes. black lace, with Mr..
J. H. Fletcher.
Miss Nettio Ford, white. with Mr.. W. E.
Miss Susie Ford, white silk, with Mr.. A.
J.. Kenney.
Miss Maggie Gardener. Nile green. with
Mr. d. S. Hardy.
Misses Nora and Lena Rose. white I;
Misses Lena and Mary Alto. white; Miss
Ruth Miller. white; Dir. Edgar l.. Ford,
and Dir. Ollie j. Ford.
Among the guests were Mr.. j. Norben
Johnston. of Magnolia, n. c.. aud Mr..
John A. Sullivan, of Richmond College
Mr. and Mrs. j. l.. Branch. Chapcrons
Mrs. l.. G. Ellis, Mrs. Lee Jackson, and
Mrs. W. I. Ford.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-06
ELECTION OF DELEGATES.
Returns from Charlottesville, Lexington,
Halifax, Pfttsyivaoia, Hanover. &c.
Especial telegram to the Dlspatch.l


CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. August 5.-Pre-
cinct meetings were held throughout Abe
marie eounty at 4 o'clock this aft arnoon
for election of delegates to the State Con-
yenton. II Is impossible to hear from re-
mote precincts tonight, but enough nave
been heard from to insure the election of
eighteen or twenty OFerrall delegates
out of the twenty-eight to which th Q
county is entitled. The Courthouse Pre-
cinct. IN this city. elected two sets OF dele
gates.
The anti. O'Ferrall crowd. led by Gene
raj Thomas l.. Rosser. withdrew from the
courthouse, after motion to adjourn IN
til Monday, which, as decided by the
chairman, was lost. The Ants then held
a meeting on the green and elected Gene
raj Rosser and Marsh Walker as delegates.
The OFerrail faction in the mean time had
elected Hon. John b. Moon and j. Nj.
Lawhoru.
Before the withdrawal of the antl-O'Fer
rail- men pandemonium reigned for at least
half an hour, and at several stages of the
proceedings il looked as II a fight would
result. Colonel X. L. w. Duke had been
elected chairman of the meeting. by IL
majority. Monticello Precinct also, in this
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-06
Tho Fair n University Fducition.

Mr.. y. r. Mdyette. the southern man.
ager of the Fidelity Mutual Life Assocla-
tion of Philadelphia. left the city .yester-
day morning for Chicago to attend a ten
DAYS convention of that company's ON
GERS and AGENTS to be held in the Windy
CITY. commencing on the 10th instant.
The president OF the company. writing to
his agents here, says that :" it is the great
est show on earth. The skill, genius.
and product OF the nations of the earth
NAV be studied. compared, at very small
expense and in a comparatively short
space of time. l have seen much OF for
eisn countries, but YOU can multiply
what have seen almost by intinity aad 1t
will not equal what may be seen at the
far. The COMMON objection is that it 10
too big to be comprehended. 1t is truly a
university education"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-06
FARMERS DEFEAT FOREST HILLS.
Another Great Game of Ball Ia the COOK
ado City-score 2tof.
rsnnl,,I ,aleeram % enc pfspatch.l

Especial telegram 10 tho Wspatch.l
PKr,nsauRo. Va. August :5.-Six hum
dred cranks witnessed the defeat OF the
Manchester Cherubs by the Farmers ms
evening in the best game of ball which mas
been PLAYED IN this city since the organi-
cation of the Iri-City League:
The game was pitchers battle from
the start. Lemons pitched for the Che
rubs and ho pitched splendid game
holding the heavy-hitting Farmers down
TO six singles. Leach occupied the DoS
for the Farmers and pltenea wonuv rgos
game. the Chcrubs only finding DIS curves
for five singles. The game opened
With the Cherubs at tho nat,
and their first thres batsmen
were retired IN regular order. whhe tue
Farmers Jared as badly in their half OF this
inning. THIS fate was measured out 10
each club during the next four innings.
In the sixth inning Foster got his oase on
an error by Leach. Napier. flied out 70
PEBBLES. Upper hit hot liner TOWARDS
second base, which Brodie failed 10 stop,
and Foster came home. Upper was LETT on
second, az Morganand Lemons HE'D out To
Lang and Leach.
TWO RUNS.
The Farmers in their half of this inning
earned two runs. Lang was given his base
on balls and went to second on McGann
sacrifice, and both of them were advanced
o base By BrodIe being gwen bis base on
balls. Keefer. the mex: batsmsn, hit the
ball in deep centre. bringing in Lang ana
McGann and being thrown out himself at
second by Gentry. Quarles ended TINS
inning b. flying out to Morgan. Inc
Cherubs tried hard to make another run IN
the three innings remaining TO their
credit, but without avail, although IN the
ninth inning they succeeded ia getting
Upper as far as third base.
CONGRATULATED.
Umpire Clements is 10 be congratulated
upon the satisfactory way ia which he rem
dered his decisions IN to-day's game, and
tho Cherubs for the gentlemanly way that
they played. Only one decision given By
him was argued and the Cheruos, under
the captalncy OF Zeigler, are becoming
prime favorltes with our people.
SCORE RY INNINGS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-06
FROM ACROSS THE VlADUCT.
New Committees Appointed by Mayor
O'Bannon-Bnrton Heights Personals.

CAPTAIN ]. II. OBannon. Mayor of Bar
ton Heights, has appointed the following
standing com mit.ees. who attended the
citizens meeting last night and .organizod
for work:
Committee on Public Interests-Josia
Rvlapd. Jr., chairman. X. II. Pitt. W. X.
Bache. John E. Rose, and j. +. Harding,
Committee on Fire Department.. n.
Lea chairman. II. L. Lorraine, }. Ii.
Harvey. J. II. Barton, and W. X. Miller:
Committee on Sanitation and Health
James ii. Garlick chairman. George +.
Sangster, L. Crawford Redd, George f.
Styll and r. X. Sands.
Committee on Polioe-w. j. Tyler
(cbairman). W. o. Shelburne. J. E. Tur-
pin, c. p. Carter. and l.. A. Sader.
Committee on Schools-R. II. Pitt
(chairman). George A. Minor. j. ". Raw
ley. S. b. Brady, and Charles Goodloe.
DANCE AT GINTER's LAKE.
Tho Young gentlemen of the Heights
PAVE charming midsummer dance az Gin
ter's lake on Wednesday night. Conve5.
ances left the Wigwam at o'clock with
some thirty-fiye or forty ladies and gen.
tlemen OF the Hill and band of music.
After n delightful evening ride the lake
was reached and dancing at once begun on
the pavilion, which was Kept up until
midnight.
The Methodist church will give q
moonlight excursion down the river In the
new steamer Pocahontas next Thursday
night. August 10th. for the benefit OF the
church.
Mr.. T.. p. Goodwin has purchased lots
on Barton avenue between Home and
Robertson streets. and has given the con-
tract for the erection of his dwelling to K.
c. Bnston u Co.. who will commence
work at once.
PEPsoSAL AND BRIEFS.
The Methodist church is nearly CON-
pleted.
Sir. John MofFett is confined to his house
by sickness.
MIR. W. r. Miller's family havo returned
from West Point.
Mrs. Charles Goodloe and son left yes
terday for a stav at Alton. Va.
Miss Bessie Sands Is visiting her bro
Their. Mr.. Tucker X. Sands.
Mrs. N. @. Pierce is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. G.. f. Sangster.
Mr.. william Luck has gone on visit TO
his family. at Asbury Park, n. j.
Efforts are being made TO establish O
baseball park on Barton Heights.
Mrs. W. l.. Wise. of Norfolk county, IS
visiting her mother. Mrs. j. Il. Reed.
Dir. ). l.. Sangster has gone on q visit TO
his father, in Fairfax county.
The contract for DR.. Garllck's new re-
sidence was given 10 Mr.. John AmrheIm.
Mrs II. L. Lorraine and Miss Jennie
Cullen are back from q pleasant visit to
Virginia Beach.
The Barton Heights Brass Band was out
serenading Wednesday night and rendered
some very delightful selections.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-06
THE RICHMOND DIsPAToH-sUNDAY. AUGUST 6, 1898.
n. David cogbilI; organis., Mss Mary

Mr.. David CogbilI; Organist,. MISS Mary
Harris, and Chor1ster. Mss Ella Hanrand.
PROPOSITIONS for membership limitations
and much routine business were disposed
az In the contest for tho prize for bring
inc m the largest number OF members
Miss MolIie Scott was the winner. and the
presentation will be made at the next scs-
sion. There was Il handsome gold PIN
offered 10 other workers. and the success
f1i contestant has not been announced.
sidney is a growing and fourishing lodge,
having increased its membership over loO
per cent. since January LIST. 1t now RANKS
third in membership. and its influence for
ppod is great.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-06
LAgoa-pAY PREPARATIONS
There VIII 30 Big Picnic. But No
Speaking or Parade.

Monday, September 4th, will be Labor
Day. 1t will be observed this year with
simple picnic at the Expositlon-Grounds.
the usual formal ceremonies and parade
having been abandoned.
The outing Is TO be gotten mp under Sne
auspices of the local Cigarmakers Union.
4 COMMITTEES from this organization wait
ed upon the Executive Committee Of the
Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical So
ciety Yesterday with proposition for the
use OF the observation-disclosures. upon this
occasion. After talking over the matter
the committee decided that the labor or
carnations could have the premises. on
the .th for just one half the usual prico.
This was acceptable TO the committee
from the Cigarmakers Union.
An effort Ia being made TO have the
Labor-Day picnic attended by the largest
number that has yet participated IN its
observance here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-06
sidney,s OmcnrsIn.tnIIed.

The following officers of Sidney Lodge.
No. 42S, |. o. q. T., were installed Friday
night at Belvidere Hall: Chief Templar.
Miss Clara King; Vice-Templar, Mss Mol
lie Scott: superintendent of Juvenile
Temple. Miss Mamie Martin: Secretary.
Mr.. Joseph H. Shepherds Assistant Secre-
tary. Miss Elma Morris: Financial Secre-
tary. Mr.. Edward j. Newcombe; Treasu-
rer. Miss Annie Earpe; Chaplain. Mr. Ed
ward Williams; Marshal, DIR. Leo Pussy
Deputy-Marshal. Miss Jessie Rankey
Guard Miss Minnie Williams; Sentinel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-06
A Seyeu-Pines Soire-.

One Of themost pleasant entertainments
of the summer was moonlight soTee
given at Seven Pines Tuesday evening by
several young gentlemen on Fourth street
to their lady trends. Dancing and other
amusements were INDUCED IN until the
hour for disbanding arrived. Ia the party
were Misses Helen Wilson, Lola Cordle,
Hille Powell. Florence Brltton, and
Others. The chaperon was Mrs. Charles
Ihnmns
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-06
The Large-siEe Postala

The new series of postal-cards. mea-
suring 314x51l inches. will not be OH sale
until the LIST of October. In the mean
time Postmaster Russell has ordered
1,000,000 of the present large-size cards for
the accommodation OF the merchants who
are IN the habit of sending out prlce-lists
on postals. The double postal-cards will
be continued.