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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-12

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lhwerniB elm. Der Sbierarst wuroe
sur STEELE gerufen uno rietb, glei6 Oas
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len 9eTiillt lein muBte, Die oas Sbier
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ais 80 gSespennelter por9eSeit wproen,
fiir Die 40 Sr. Prdmie ausbe,aDlt
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6eib, 8eriAtspolsieber, uno OUTSIDE
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Gbeirau oes Aferers Greensboro Mtitel
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Streu fir oas @ieb berabsuperfen.
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orei Meter berab uno blieb reeungs=
log liegen. Mittags lit lie inter ben
erbalteneu @erleBunsen seitorben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-12

Sic sri. 3eituns" meloet: gGie
uns 9eihrieben wiro. bat Die 2urem-
bursiibe gergwerfs= unp Saarbriifer
@iienbltten= gttieu= @eiellihaft in BUR-
bad i'm lebten 8ei6dftsiabre gum erlten
Male iiber 100, 900 5onnen 6erti9=
iabritat %perianot. Sabsr ipri6t man
audi ieBt lbOn wieoer 0 elmer beoeu=
tenoen GergrDBerung Der Setriebsan=
laeeu. IS ipa Elm observation-disclosures
uno Elm neues @alspert fiir Sla6eiieu
an9eleet peroen. - Na1 Der yGDln.
3tg." ipQ in Der auf ben 10. Sept.
einberufenen Notwithstanding Die
S~ertbeiluns elmer 9ipioenoe Don -
PrpS. in @orl6la9 sebra6t lueroen.
Sic ,MeBer 3eitunas meloet: Ger
in Der &apelenitraBe w%obnbaite 8utter=
bdnbler S1rOoer, Elm Suremburser,
murbe perbaftst, neil er gegeu Sc.
MaleItlt ben Sailsr Srobungen auss
geitOBen bate.
Spn Der Sbermoiel, "a.
gug. Die Reiie Der Srauben 9ebt
beltenS poran. Selbit Der ,,trd9e,'
&iesling, wie i'm unier @einbauer
nennt, bat ii1 erpei9en lalieh uno
fdnst ~allmdblis an ourbii6tig 81 psr=
ben. Nnoere Sprtcn, als Gbein=
irGnI6, Splpaner, Srilbburgunoer &C.
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gems ieiu Sauopert inbetreff oes
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mem Na6folger iiir's Sraten lei6tes
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Walleritano nm Srlifenpegel bis auf
40 6entimeter surilfge9an9en.
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unlere Jto6us airmestage uoriiber.
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GDttesoisnit nit be9eiiterter anipra9e
bes Srn. neutrality-suspicious. &iibOrn
aus Suremburg uno praAtise &ohus-
prOSeIlipn. Sn weltli6er Sinliht /:
guf Dem Woielauai cine Geibe Suoen
nit SiiBi9teiten aller glrt; Sonntags
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cilia" uno WOHtaSs ltmSus oerielbsn
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.,Gbpralpereins". Cine pra9ti9e
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reren Ginw0bnern aus gbnen uno
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barer 9tdbe geiebeu. = Ter Sitter
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len Mtorgen beiml gue=2duten i'm Gir6-
tburme cine nieolibe Yrieitaube,
wel6e an oem einen Seine Elm sOlpenes
&inglein tra9t uno Die auiidriit ..
y. 203, 1898.
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Don "A Sabren.
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Sil6otter 81 fan9en.
3u Selmiin9eu i6lua Der
SliB in oas Saus oes S1ulters SuB;
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-12
ttnIer &auosnann 3. y.
&amtb amf Oem &atbolis
feneon0reij az Chicago.

9etanntlib mar Yroi. 9autb nit
Dem iebr i1peren uno beoeutunSspols
len Sbema .3atboliide 2ebensOerlibe=
ungs=6elelli6aiten" betraut Woroen.
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elnen tnrSen @usSug aus Oerielben.
Na6 elmer tursen definition Der 4r=
belt ais Ginleituns 81 ieiner b06lt lebr-
rei1en Teoe, betonte Der &eoner bic
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-12
Smremb nreii6cs aus 8elgiem.

Man 6reibt aus SerSis: Cine
sroBe 6eierli9teit fano bier am %.
auSuft ltatt. Der bo1p. Serr emil
Yeiffer fmeierts iein srltes ieierli6es
SO6amt. S9on ieit bunoert Sabren
bat man feline Yrimisieier bier mebr
gelebeu.
arlOn. Is. @ug. Sn Dem bieiigen
Ct. Spicpbs= Soipital wuroe oieier
Sage in Giienbabnarbeiter untergs.
bra6t. Der einen oOppelten Seinbru9
erlitten hattie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-12
nnter boGwIroisfter Ora.
bW6ot

fpra6 betanntli6 auf benz Catholic
Congress 81 Chicago am SamItaoe
iiber oas Sbema: ''The Catholic
View of Education, b. b. Sic
tatbOlii6e NufialiunS Der Grsiebunas=
frasc." Die sanSe ausiiibrli6e &eoe
81 brinsen, wiiroe uns bier 81 meit
tiibren, 10 9erne mir es aud tBdten.
gSir bieten uniern 2eiern oesbalb nur
einiae Der Sunoamentalidbe, wel6e aber
suglei4 Die Gnti9isosnbeit unieres
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-12
@lcinere Na6ribien aus beri4iebcncn
Crti1aiten.

Sn einem fat mlsgetrofneten
SumpieS u 2euoelinsen hat man
3 Gi0enitdmme eutoedt, wel6 i9pn
Sabrbunoerte lang BORT sela9ert. -
Sie aderbauueripaltung bat Den circu
800 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 2Otalpersinsn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-12

SeiratbeM Som 10. 9uault
NitolauS Seltgeh, S6usioer, nit Sluna
Santi6; 21.: Sobauu Eoncelet, Setora,
%tiousmaler, nit Wta9oalena Sirginie Ste.
piano; %, Sobam S6anen, Wtaurer, nit
Wtaria 6atbarina Jteters.
SterbeidlIs. - Bonn 81. gl0uIt
War9oretba Seiler, alt II Sabre, @ittps
Don TifolauS Reoel; Wtaria suia, alt 90
Sabre. Gbeirau uon Sobanu Rlppingel,
Sa9lObner; "a. Better Yield. att 50 Sabre,
'3uterbadsr; Sarab anua Rauger, alt 81
Sabre, Gbeirau pon Gsra @irtb, Sriieur in
England; 90: Srieori6 Serort, alt IS
Sabre, Observation-Disclosures.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-07
7HEr DISCUSSED JAMrsrows.
The Ladies Of the Association WIN Fnclose
the NaIuable md Ul.inric Plncr

The board f managers Of the Assoda-
ton for the Preservation of Vireinia
Antiquities held a quarterly meeting at
No. 81 east Grace street yesterday af-cr-
neon. Those present were Mrs. j. -
Wexford, Mrs. l.. r. Ball, Mrs. 4. VI.
Seddon, Mrs. w. II Meredith, Mrs G..
W. Bagby. Of the central committee. Mrs.
S. w. Carmichael, director OF the Fred
cricksburg brancn, and Miss Mary j.
GaUlt, director Of the Norfolk branch,
I'd Messrs Roosevelt Page and ]. Aston
Catell. II the advisory board.
Mr.. Cabell presided and much routine
business including the reading OF re-
ports was transacted.
The Board received a report from the
committee. who went 10 jamestown On
June I'D, and was much interested and
gratifed 10 hear of the present condition
Of the historic ruins. The Board, rec
ognizing the Importance Of enclosing the
valuable and appreciated gift from Mr..
Barney. appointed a committee 10 visit
the place and consider what can be done
in the premises. The committee is as
follows: Mrs. G.. w. Bagby chairman,
Mrs. Wexford. Mrs. Seldom. Mrs. Mere
dith, Mrs. Ball and Miss Gault. Mr. Rose
well Page and Mr.. T. T. Crdmp.
After an informal discussion Of James
town, the meeting adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-07

tion from the jail commissioners was
laid on the table. which asks for the
placing OF three electric lights in the
yard OF the city jail.
IL was decided to light n gas lamp in
the middle OF the square of Leigh street
between Henry and Smith streets. and
another at the corner Of Plum and Main
streets. also n lamp at the Main street
entrance Of the First Market.
Chairman Gum who I'm the mean time
had made his appearance. stated that
the committee had 20 its credit the sum
OF 500 for the purpose OF securing an
apparatus by which the power OF the
electric light might be tested. A letter
was read from Mr.. a. Pizzini. who Of
Tered 10 sell suitable machine AT a
cost Of 800. On motion OF Mr.. Davis.
the Chair was authorized 10 buy such
machine.
petition was granted on Mr.. Mann's
motion for the laying OF a gas main on
church Hill avenue from Twenty-second
10 Twenty-third streets.
The following bids were received for
the furnishing of 1900 feet four-inch gas
pipes Wood. 1886 per ton: Gaines &
Glover. $3.50: Smith Courtney & Co,
30; Courtney Supply Company. $3.50. on
motion OF Mr.. Davis. the contract was
awarded 10 the Courtney Supply Com
pany as the lowest bidder.
The usual number OF bills were or
dered 20 be paid. and the payroll for the
month was approved.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-07
Organization OF the Soldiers Club.

The on-commlssioned officers and
private soldiers OF the First regiment
held another meeting at the armory last
evening 10 perfect the organization OF
the Soldiers Club. The meeting was
called 10 order by Sergeant Moore, and
a committee OF five, OF whom Sergeant
Major Hickok was chairman, was APP
pointed to prepare plan Of organization.
The committee. after little while re-
turned and explained the objects OF the
club. which were chiefly to advance
sociability among the members and 10
promote the interests OF Virginia voun-
teers. The club will have honorary,
contributing and active MEMBERS which
Will consist Of officers, veterans, mem
bers and ex-members Of the military.
The following permanent officers were
elected: Sergeant II. V. u. Moore, presl-
dent Private A. NJ. Miller. first vice
president; Sergeant J. l.. s. owen, Sc
cOnd vice-president: Sergeant II. l.. Car
dozo, secretary; Sergeant j. J. Derrick.
treasurer; Private J. w. Roberts. ser
geant-at-arms; Privates Fairlamb and
Larkin, sentinels.
After the election Of officers Colonel
Jones was invited in who in neat
speech expressed his utmost confidence
IN every man who bore a musket under
him.
The Chair announced that Colonel
Jones had given permission to the club
10 hold its meetings I'm any room Of the
armory not occupied at the time
on motion Of Sergeant Major Hickok.
the club decided 10 hold another meet
ing next Thursday evening TO complete
It's organization.
The officers OF the regiment also held
a meeting last evening and discussed in
an Informal manner the plan OF holding
an encampment at Ocean View, but no
definite action was taken.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-07
New Secretary Elected.

The board OF governors Of the Mozart
Association held regular meeting last
night and reports were heard from the
hall, music and membership committees.
The reports gave much announcement,
and showed the finances Of the assOcla-
ton 10 be in a healthy condition. There
are fewer designations this summer than
for several years past. Major James w
Pcgram having resigned MIR. Wilson Will
liams was elected secretary Mr.. VII
liams Is a young man, Of the firm Of
Fred. II. Williams & Son. and will serve
the association with ability.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-07
HORE RfmPANT LAWTERs.
Practitioners and Justice Talk Plainly.
other HeDrico Notes.

OinfF bfnfifo Noiess
u seems 90 be getting fashionable for
The harrsters who practice at the Henrico
County Court 10 get into a battle Of
words now and then. and Of late several
OF them have made it lively for the jus
t.oa NJ the peace who presided at this
hitherto d.snihed tribunal.
$50 longer than last Wednesday Messrs
la.tis aud Garnett criticised each other
with more or less warmth. and they had
r' sooner decided 90 be close friends
again than Mossrs. Harvey Wilson and
f. CHM appeared on opposite sides
~ "a legal technicality yesterday before
Squire Lewis. and made things somewhat
lively for the Justice.
Do seems that "a colorod woman. together
with her children. were up before the
squire on charges Of having whipped
somebody else's child Mr.. Wilson an
llrei for the defense, while Mr.. CHM
looked after the prosecution The latter
made q ringing speech for hts side Of the
question: and Squire Lewis fined the
woman $3.50 and required her TO pay the
COSTS of the other two warrants This
ai not meet with Mr.. Wilson's approval
anl he used some emphatic phrase0logy. II
F said % the Squire one word led on
tense remarked that ne hoped SQUIRE
Lewis would not sit in judgment upon an
Other case Of his. The latter replied that he
hoped boz would not have to sit upou
another case ia which Mr.. Wilson APP
leafef as counsel. Things gradually grew
little warmer, untn II was intimated
'"ai somebody lacked a few OF the char
a.i.flttics Of a gentleman. and Squire
Lewis Informed the lawyer for the de-
Tense that he would throw Off the magis-
ir'I robes and meet him upon any
grounds he might designate. Justice Ty-
.r and Constable Branch appeared as
a..makcrs. and after some efforts
l.'e.d matters down. They were lively |
uns and 10 was a case Of practitioner |
vs. Justice. but nobody was hurt and all |
ue parties are friends again.
Two " the parties against whom war |
iIt's We're issued on the charge Of dis |
i.rly conduct ON car Of the Richmond |
a.l Seven Pines railway on the night |
July ith. were arrested yesterday |
morning and recognized for their appear |
ai.r before Justice Vincent next Monday.
J.. Marian WAS sent 90 the grand
.t Yesterday 10y Squire Lewis Of Hen
' on the charge OF carrying concealed
nns. lie was also sent on 20 the
rama Jury ON The charge Of shooting a
;. Bernard dog. the property Of William
Sands
Ii- Democratic committee Of HenricO
"N hold meeting az the county court
use tomorrow 40 noon for the purpose
i NAlnF times and places for meetings 10
''O'e delegates 90 the State Convention.
TIE hcnrico county school board viii
'i l's regular annual meeting at the
I'-Aodse tomorrow morning at II
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-07
The Fire Record.

There were fewer fires in Richmond
the first half Of this year than during the
first six months Of last year. Up 10 July
l. 1892, there had been eighty-one alarms.
while up to the same date OF 1898 only
nfty-three alarms had been answered
The loss OF the property burned has been
very small compared with last years
losses.
There is a striking contrast between
the number OF fires for June. 1892. and
June 1893. June Of last year twenty
one alarms We're responded 10. while dur
ing the same month this year only five
alarms were answered.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-07
An O'.erralI Club Organized.

There was weli-attended meeting OF
the friends OF Colonel Charles r. OFer-
rail- held at No. 6l5 west Main street last
night at $50 o'clock. The meeting was
composed mostly of the politicians I'm that
portion of the city. and the object was 10
effect a permanent Organization.
Mr.. ". G. Rhodes was elected presi-
dent; Mr.. r. r. Ryland vice president.
and Mr.. Sidney Gates, secretary and
treasurer to the club.
IL was decided 10 send out 10 citizens
in Clay and Monroe wards one hundred
invitations 10 attend the meetings OF the
club, which will be held every Thursday
night AT No. 6l5 west Main street.
MIR. Charles NJ. Wallace. Jr., made a
stirring speech to the club. after which
refreshments were served.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-07
Colonel J. Bell Bigger In Camp

Colonel John Bell Bigger. who Is
spending a few days at Red Eagle Camp
at Gloucester Point. where his son. Sam
uel. has been sojourning for some time
with the three sons of DIT. w. w. Par
ker has written to his oldest son. Mr..
Thomas Haskins Bigger, notifying him
that he is enjoying camp life.
TO give on idea of his manner of liv-
ing. he mentions the bill OF fare OF
that day. which was as follows: Sage
hen, crow. black birds. clans. fish and
apples vita a prospect Of oysters for
the next day
He expected TO go In bathing and fish
that evening. providing the wind stopped
blowing He wound up his communica-
tion with the following significant re-
marks Slept well last night; boys slept
On The ground; dog In tent; full Of in
scots"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-07
Hastings Court.

The following cases were tried before
Judge witt IN the hastings court yester-
day:
Benjamin Roberts, charged with petit
larceny. was found guilty and sent 10
jail for ftecn days.
J. l.. Baker, Julius Kluber and VIII
liam Letter were each fined $40 and costs
for keeping their bar-rooms open and
selling liquor on Sunday
Richard Lomax was fined $50 and costs
FOR carrying concealed weapons.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-07
Two Weddings.

Miss Susie Marion Chalkley was
quietly married at her home. No. l west
Cary 10 Mr. Meade r. Spicer, Thursday
morning The ceremony was performed
by Rev. WV. Landrum. and Messrs. H.H.
Chalkley and j. H. Spicer. brothers Of
the bride and groom acted as attend
ants. The young couple left on the u
o'clock north-bound train for an extended
bridal trip.
The groom IS an attache Of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railway. and the bride
is a daughter OF the late r. A. Chalkley.
She is a popular and attractive young
lady.
Mr.. Henry i. Taylor and Miss Sophia
Nagelsmann were married last Tuesday
at o'clock at the residence Of Mr. Peay.
Rev. J. S. DIN. pastor Of Venable-street
church. of1ciated. After the ceremony
the couple left for Virginia Beach for a
bridal tour. The bride is a daughtr Of
one OF Richmond's oldest German citi-
zens, and the groom is a young English
man favoraby known in business circles
nprp
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-07
baseball hi. Afternoon.

A fierce battle in baseball will take
place this afternoon at o'clock at For
est lin Park. when the Virginias and
College teams cross bats on the sunny
diamond. Anthony will occupy the box
for Professor Puryears spiders, and Da-
Wis viii DO the honors for the pennant
winners.
Tomorrow afternoon at the same hour
the Virginia Military Institute cadets
VIII meet the Nirginias. 1t Will be a
better game than the one Wednesday,
for the cadets have now had chance
to "reat Nd"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-07

The Board Of Public Interest VIII meet
in the Council chamber this afternoon
at o'clock TO nominate three persons
10 the City Council. one of whom will
be chosen TO succeed Captain G. Watt
Taylor as Fire Commissioner for
Marshall ward. and TO nominate three
persons. one OF whom will be chosen TO
succeed Mr.. Joseph w. Laube as Police
Commissioner for Monroe ward
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-07

The Times to-day makes me state as n
TACT what is not a fact l wrote:
Silver must, he thinks. fall in price
TIL new uses can be found for It, so low
that people can use silverware instead OF
platedware," &c.
The Times makes me say:
Silver must, he thinks fall In price
TIL new uses can be found. for IT is so
low that people can use silverware in
stead Of platedware," &c.
case OF Slight variation"
l.. II. BLAIR.
July 6, 1893.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-07
Weather and Ice Mission.

The weather OF yesterday was what
the New York papers refer TO as "siz-
gard" 1t was one of the hottest days
Richmond has experienced this summer.
and man and beast had anything but "a
comfortable time. Cooling drinks were in
demand, and the soda water stores had
all they could do. Those who have bank
accounts should remember that on a
day like yesterday the poor suffer for
lee. and they should make contributions
TO the noble charity. Contributions can
be left at The Times Office.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-07
THE LIGHT COMMITrEE.
''P"H Of the suporintendent-New Gas
Lamps-N lumber Of Bids Received.

Inc Committee on Light held its
monthly meeting in the Office Of superin-
''Alrnt Adams at the upper gas works
..st evening .Sub-Chalrman Grimes and
George h. Davis. Hardwicke.
'.n and Taylor were present.
, 4"e report Of the Superintendent for
fs,, month Of June showed that during
.N-i period l2l0i. 900 cubic feet OF gae
Sie made. against 1858. 800 cubic feet
"s The same month last year. The
,@' consumed during that time amounted
c-, --'vi'th cubic feet. against I2.gS3. so9
ie., Ieet ia the corresponding month
.e year The receipts for coke durinp
t~ period were s92g57, against SOS Al l9
''s same month last year.
s,< petition was received for the extern
bs,.n.ol the gas main on Twenty-ninth
/, zen Marshall and Clay streets. but
,i, mss ascertained that a gas main had
rncaoy been laid in that street.
motion from Mr.. Taylor q peu-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-07
A Delightful Moonlight.

The moonlight excursion on the Poca-
hontas by 81. Johns congregation last
evening WIS an exceptionally delightful
occasion, and over seven hundred people
enjoyed the cooling breezes along the
James. There were many on the steamer
who do not usually attend moonlights. and
they completely enjoyed the trip. Light
refreshments were served.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-07
A Pretty Lawn Party.

The little folks and big folks. too. had
quite an enjoyable time OF It at the
lawn party given on the grounds OF the
Pine-street Baptist church last evening
for the benefit Of the church. Quite a
good crowd was In attendance. and the
soft lights from the japanese lanterns.
mingled with the pretty white dresses
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-07
CITY Circuit Court Notes.

In the case OF j. l.. Capston against
Wilkinson & Holt. defendant Wilkinson
filed bill Of exceptions.
In the suit Of l.. j. Tubble against W.
+. billiard the jury waived verdict. and
judgment was rendered by the court for
$6i
O. II. Chalkley against NJ. Kaufman.
Judgment rendered by the court for
S65O12
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-07

OF the children, made an attractive pic
ture. Refreshments were served by the
ladies In charge. and quite a snug little
sum was realized
Inc lawn party will be repeated to-
night at the same hour.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-07
Mechanlcs' Institute.

Inc finance committee Of the Mechanics
institute held meeting last evening and
approved number OF current bill. The
annual meeting OF the organization will
De held next Tuesday evening. when the
reports OF the various committees will be
presented
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-07

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