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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-07
POIICE COURT.
4 Woman Charged with the Murder OF Her
Child.

Justice John had murder case for
consideration yesterday morning. JulA
Turner. a colored woman, about thirty
five wears Of age, was charged with MUIR
dering her infant child. e.., ,,s+
The BODY Of the infant was iouhu IdSI
Wednesday in the alley IN inc rear ~ nc
boarding house on west OrIdcc StI'CO'
tween jefferson and Madison, ~ mn "a
tb4 ALLEGED murderess was ehpIOyeu 10
II was clearly proven through two VIZ
ices that the child's death was due 10
rrueftV and AZ the hands or us MOTHER
me case was sent to the grand JURY.
Rneo Archer. charged with dlsDrderly
oordnct was assessed s. and COSTS, anu
Posa H0bson (coiored) was similarly deat
with. .....o1 for pohart
WNiioms. against whom the char&e OF
healing Elizabeth Williams Win broom
SILK IS recorded and who failed 10 APP
"a Samuel T. Hudgins and Joseph c. Hud--
,ine were charged with the larceny OF
n double-case gold watch. valued at ~,
The nroperty Of Charles clay. ana thelr
case viii come up for examination TO-
NY he u oc case of Mrs. y. Y. Rufin, charged
with abusing and threatening TO beat
Mary Grant, was called and continued
until the l4th, as was alS2 that OIL NARY
Grant. who is charged with cruelty beat
ing Annie Grant.
Charles White, who's black. went down
for thirty days on suspicion.
Henry Harris (cOlOredD, charged with
beating Lizzie Harris. his wife. paid costs
and was discharged.
John Jones suspicious character, went
down for thirty days.
George Lewis (colored) went down on the
! same charge.
Robert Dalton (colorcD. went down
for thirty days, as "a suspicious charac-
| ter.
Estela Smith (coloredD paid costs and
! the charge Of stealing flowers from {.
! NJ. Davis. which had been entered against
| her. was stricken from the docket.
Albert Green. who IS black and who
| attempted TO strike julia Green with d
! club, paid 50 and costs therefor.
Charles Taylor (coiored paid and
| costs for assaulting, beating, cursinS,
and abusing Susie Taylor.
Jim Smith (colorcD was charged with
| being disOrderly on the street, and AS
saulting ana beating Emma Smith.
The case was postponed until to-day
| William Doran paid $3.50 and costs
! for disorderly conduct on the street.
| I'd. Jones (colOrcd). suspicious charac-
Ter. will have a hearing to-day.
| Charles Miller paid $3.50 and costs for
| using profane languages on the street
| Sunday, while In a state Of jagged
''F Samuel Lemsford CcoloreD, who did
he disorderly I'm the Second market dur
ing market hourse.. had to pay g.
| X. c. benson (colored, was disorderly
| and threw water on Samuel Lemsford'
| for which he paid 81 and costs.
! The case of B. 4. Adams, who Is
charged with being disorderly on tne
street Saturday night, and with reslstt a., ~
| Officer W. r. Foster who took mn MN ~ -, n
| custody, was called and continued unti
the 18th instant. ,.. char.
". T. Davis Ccolored), suspicious cN"i
acter, was Jailed for ninety days
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Some OF the Services Held In the sactua-
ries sunday

Revs. l.. ". Omer. A. r. Moore. and
Jabez Hall leave on Wednesday morning
10 attend the twenty-eghth annual con-
vention of the Disciples of Tidewater
District. Virginia The convention Will
ba held at Corinth Christian church,
King William county. on the Sth. 9th.
and 10Th.
Grace-Street Presbyterian church sun
occupied his pulpit after an absence OF
two weeks Dr. Fair leaves this week on
hts vacation. which will extend through
the month Of August. 80,
on Sunday morning Rev J. c. Hiden
preached HIS second anniversary sermon
as pastor OF Grove-AYenue bap ..,.l
church. During the year TWENTY-FIVE
persons have been baptized. fourteen
added by letter. and two by experience
thirty-eight additions I'm all. The presen
roll numbers 42i. Sermons preached ~
other addresses. 10; pastoral visits. -'oSo
DR.. Hiden holds a high place IN the
ranks Of southern preachers, ana Is
known as a man Of original thought. pos
sessing 10 "A great degree the courage
Of hts convictions.
of DR.. Haw thorne's sermon at the FRS
BAPTIST church sunday morning. Alonl
this line the celebrated divine delivered
powerful argument. fraught with mora
deductions from the purest Biblical
ethics. The application of Dr. Haw
thOrne's sermon. dealing. as II did. viii
every state, aye, condition and profes
sion OF man. left not lOophole OF es
cape The argument was powerful
the source clear, the line OF deduction
eloquent as il was powerful In the IN
tcnsty Of IT'S truthfulness. The churcl
was crowded. Or. Hawthorne Will preach
again at the First Baptist next Sunday
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delIquents were found. They are w. G.
Rhodes, a. j. Davis, Charles Onesty,
Neal Corrigan and Alex Pratese.
In Captain Angles district the bar
rooms OF Henry Fucler. Louis L. Betts.
and John Onesty were found open, and
Captain Peasants men reported Phil
Kelly. William Monroe, Joseph Donati.
and Andrew Gerolami for violating the
Sunday liquor law. This is the largest
number of Sunday liquor cases reported
on one day for some years. In six in
stances the charges made are only for
keeping open; the remainder Of the dozen
reported bar men are charged with sell
ing liquor also. The CHIEF police turn
Ell his reports over to Justice Crutch-
field yesterday mornlng, and the Justice
Instructed Clerk white 10 write out the
summOnses returnable to-day.
The names Of two more barkeepors
will be forwarded from the Second police
dissrict 10 chief Of Police Poe this morn
Inc bringing the number OF saloon
men reported for violating ,, the SUNDAY nty
liquor law Sunday up to fourteen. They
are Henry Seigel and Thomas Nc
Outlook.
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Miss Reads Funeral.

The burial OF Miss Laura Reed took
,3are Yesterday at lakewood cemetery.
Sbc died al her fathers home, in SUI
folk, SATURDAY >,o..,.,,.
Iyaefern train which reaches Richmond
~ II :05 o'clock, and were accompanied
~ Nir Reed and wife. and by Mr.. George
< Vanderslice, Of suffolk Rev. J. p:
Merritt, Of Norfolk; Judge kilby, and
MIR Reed was formerly pastor Of Trinity
Methodist church. OF Richmond, and Rev.
i S. Hunter the preacher now In charge
Mr.. j. w. Ferguson, steward, and n
the funeral party at the depot. Several
other Richmond preachers were present
and accompanied tue remains 10 the
grave.
The funeral was held Sunday In Suf-
folk. and the burial services were read
yesterday by Revs. Vandersice and Mer-
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UHSRICO'S FLECGION.
Tho Returns Have Nearly All Been Re-
cetved-The COMMITTEES

The primary election came off in Hen
r1 Yesterday, and was conducted with
on unusual incident or interest. There
,eag no opposition TO Colonel Eilett,
..t1a.a for Congress, on account or
Die ,gitLdrawal Of Hon. GeOree D. Wise.
-. interest settled on the members 10
B. elected 20 the County Democratic
..u-sittee. two from each precinct Inc
al receiving the highest vote were
80 returns last evening were hard to
The following reports were re-
rI az the headquarters Of Colonel
E.e, " f, Commit Gommttee D1Pe' e Wells. p:
j. 81 Kemp IS; Meyer Angle 81
hIo.t District: Jones precinct
Aae't % Wise. j. Com%ittee ~ Ling
i..er Fairland. l. Hungary pre-
Courtney 20. g. ". Holiday, 60:
..ald District: Bruin precinct GO
g. Beatty. 26. s. l.. Warrener. .; Nick
.fl g. 81 r. Burton. ?; J.. ii. Jeter |;
" ~ Sands, /. -Four votes were prob
af THROWN ont
.ka 80, District: Shoem.a.ker's pre-
frrf.r 1896. j. u. Iiosfeld. lH; J. l..
A''re.At Il; James Phillips. 30.
UNOFFICIAL
Tho following unofficial reports We're
" 'Fcl indicating that the following
Crie elected members OF the Democratic
Committee.
y ec Church-John Badenock and c..
'fh- John Lenox.
,".ofaud. Barton Heights precinct
~ )Bannon and --- BoltZ.
p gina District: Carter's precinct-W.
d Frazier and J. D. Eanes
,Ioan HALL. l.. Russell and c. l..
'anN
mtocks-Richard Warwick.
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TRIP THROUGH THE VALLEf.
The Csvalrymrn VIII Leave To-Day on
Two Weeks EncamDment.

All arrangements have been completed
for the trip OF the cavalrymen to Rock
bridge Alum Springs. Captain l.. r. HAM
mon and Sergeant H. G. Hubball left yes
terday afternoon for stanton. in charge
OF the tents, baggage and PROVISIONS AZ
The close OF the encampment OF the Stuart
Horse Guard the tents Will be sent TO
Colonel C. a: Nash, OF the Fourth regi-
ment in Norfolk, who will start on Au-
gust 18th with hts command for an en-
campment in Maryland.
First Lieutenant c. Ii. Euker VIII leave
this afternoon In charge OF the Stuart
Horse Guard. of this city. while Captain
George D. Carter will be in command q
the Henrico troop and a detachment OF
Chesterfield troop. In Charlottesville they
WIN be joined by ,o, 1r9a9p ,sb H. Ss gnser the
Lieutenant Paxton, u. s. A. has kind
ly consented to act as ad1utant for me
squadron while In camp, and VIII leave
here this morning.
Governor OFerrall gvtll join the caSuiry
men In stanton. and will y1de VIII sne, IN
from there ON WedneedFy mqfnnS 20
Rockbridxe Alum. The hoops VIII ~
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INCREASING EXPENSES.
sEVERAL APPROPRIATIONS REFEh-
RED no FINANCE COMMITTEE.
The Committee on Grounds and Buildings
Desire to Expend s43,300-Ibe Counch
Agrees TO the Issue OF s225,0oo.

The Common Council held its monthly
meeting in the Council Chamber last
evening. which was attended by the fol-
lowing members: Messrs. Briggs. Brock
Bloomberg. Gunst. Mann. Landerkin.
Hobson, Wallerstein, Mcdowell. Davis
Grooms, Grimes, Murphy, Epps, Don
Leavy, Blanks, Carter. Cottrel, Deane.
Diacont, Jackson, Woody. and Presi-
dent Glover.
Upon the recommendation of the Com
mttee on Streets, a resolution was adop-
ted. granting permission TO the Rich
mond and Danville Railway Company
10 run a switch track on Wharf street.
Mr.. Bl0omberg called attention to the
fact that that company had gone out OF
existence. and had been succeeded Dy the
Southern Railway Company.
Another resolution from the same com
mittee. asking Tor the Appropriation OF
81 90 10 the hands and carts account
OF the street department Tor the pur-
chase Of seven mules, was referred 10
the Finance Committee.
The same action was taken IN FeB'ru
to a resolution from the Committee on
Relief Of the Poor, asking for an add
tional Appropriation OF S3,pO Tor the
outdoor poor account.
The Finance Committee reported on
the petition OF the James River bridge
Commissioners Tor $3.50. for repairs 70
the Free bridge, recommending that the
sum OF 81 $50 be appropriated for that
purpose This amount is only TO De
available, when the city Of Manchester
shall have made an appropriation On
her part for the work. This was agreed
The Council agreed that The sum Of
SIS be paid to Metsrs. Savage. Beverage
q Co. for damage done to mule, which
stepped into one OF the city water boxes,
thereby breaking its leg.
erection OF frame buildings was grant
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-07

T. c. Gentry. boy living at No. 10
south Pine street, jumped on electric car
No. at Madison and Main streets yes
terday afternoon about O'Clock. Eman-
nuel Fields. a brick cart driver. At the
drove too close. and the hub of his wheel
struck young Gentry and pulled him on
the ear. The boy was painfully bruised
and only narrowly escaped death As il
was. his shoe was almost torn from his
foot. and his clothing was also badly
torn.
The little fellow was taken into Mrs
Forbes so west Main, and was after
wards sent to his home I'm a carriage.
Or. Wexford rendered the necessary at
tentiOn.
Policeman Austin got the name Of the
driver and several witnesses, and Will
report the case
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Richmond Glorious.

The Richmond Glorious met as usual In
room No % Of the Shafer building yes
terday. Bishop John b. Newton, who had
just returned from a visitation OF Gou-
cester and Mathews counties, was present.
lie confirmed In the former thirty-fOur
persons and in the latter county he dedi-
Gated the church Of the Holy Innocence,
assisted by the local clergy.
Rev Pike Powers has returned from
Albemarle county, where he has been
rusticating and on Sunday again filled
his pulpit al st. Andrews church. lie
preached 10 a very large congregation on
SUNDAY night
Rev. G. r. Kuyk preached on Sunday
morning at 81. Johns church to the con-
gregatiOn Of that church and that or
Wedden Memorial chapel
Rev L. II. Mason, OF Grace Episcopal
church. preached on Sunday afternoon at
the penitentiary 70 about seven hundred
COnyicts.
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There was a Populist rass-meeting IN
Manchester last night at Odd-Fellows
HAIL Some thirty or forty persons were
present. The party organization for the
citv was perfected. Thomas S. Neisler
was elected city chairman. Ward super
intendcnts we're elected as follows:
Tlrst Ward-W. f.. Ellington.
second Ward-W. W. Moore.
Third Ward-R. {. BEDFORD.
Fourth Ward-GeorSe Burruss.
The following delegates were elected 70
THOMAS Speeches were made by Judge
Gregory and Alexander Mccullough.
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NOTICE.!

Col. Tazewell Ellett's delega tes
to the Congressional Convention
will meet at his office, Room Is,
Merchants National Bank Build
ing, Eleventh and Main Streets,
at s p. NJ. Tuesday Night. Both
city and county delegates are re-
quested to attend promptly that
plans for the District Convention
NAV be adopted.
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Henr;co Notes.

Tho REGULAR meeting of the Board OF
erner,,isora of HenricO was held yesterday
AZ The county courthouse. All the mem
bers were present.
The question Of enlargins or rebuilding
POSTPONED until July. 1880.
The county levy was fixed az % per
cent of the State tax.
The remainer Of the session was devoted
10 routine business Of no public interest;
Inn Thornnson was arrested Sunday by
Constable x. G. Nlosby, on charge ~
being vagrant. and without visible
means Of support.
Fro1 Dodds was also arrested Dy con-
etable Ifosbv on the same charge.
Reuben Montgomery was also arrested
bv the Constable on the same charce.
George Rose Is another unfortunate on
the same charge.
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title before 10 o'clock and lasted until

little before 10 O'clock and lasted until
after midnight.
IL was very quickly developed that the
purpose OF the meeting NIts 10 oppose the
action OF the Republican conference last
week, which recommended q nomination
for Congress.
James Bahen made n vigorous speech.
IN which he opposed any nomination
whatsoever and charged that the confer
cncc recently held was called together IN
The interest of the old poet-oihce clique,
and that 1T meant that Judge Naddhl or
Yankee" Allan, who had run the Repuh-
liean party for their own selfish interests
long enough. should be nominated. ne
said the Republicans OF this district had
been dominated by two or three men
long enough that they had used them for
their selfish ends once too otten. mat To
nominate such men meant defeat and he
was opposed 20 being cats paw any
He then offered a resolution opposing
the nomination Of a Republican candidate
in this district. The vote was taken, ana
the motion carried by a small majority.
4 number OF speakers tried 10 get the
Aoor, but the vote was taken and they
were cut off.
The chair was charged by Thomas
SAott with having applied gag methods
and shutting of debate.
The chairman. with considerable dig
/ nifty and no little impressment arose ~
soon as the confusion subsidized AMI saiti
/ iutt ne Ihl Cdlicu the llet tiNN H'''''
| and that ne was there for business ana
not childs play and that the vote W was
/ put because the pending question va.
! called for. and II they did not know. VIVA!
they were voting on he would again put
B the vote. -
Thomas Scott was then recognized, ano
made a sproad-eagle. speech. IN when ~, hs
/ agreed with the other speakers m ul'
/ general cussedness attributed TO The post
Office CLIQUE" Of the Grand t ga IA td'T6 y,
bclieved II vas time that they were look
Ing out for the interests Of t ne ro c%I
party and taking advantage or ne REQ
rized weakness of the Democratic ranks
He said mat they had been @ssis' Pn6 oref
tod fbeir Aid the last time. turn abou
was fair play ana that they s sn ,ba p6 n9T
iie.s 20 help them. The resolution Wa'
again put. and, after much discussion
THE meeting represented what is know
as the Extraordinarily faction, showinl
that the old war Ratchet has been dgah
sharponed. and was waved last eNehih
I'm a cleaning and dangerous manner.
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Clutches. Trusses. and Braces.
All styles and price1 at
OWENS s, MINOR DRUG cos.
Richmond. Va

The special excursion TO Norfolk on
sunday. August 9TH via the Norfolk and
WestcTn railroad. under the management
Guctor or the Chesapeake AMI Ohio rail,
vay, and the old veteran. Mr.. KIcnTaEro ara
n Adams was Il great success. Inc
train was composed Of nine coaches, all
filed. and made the run n two hours
ara thirty-nva minutes. on the tram
were Mayor Taylor, Justice 'rutchheid
aud several members Of the Council
Xii were uleased with the trip and the
Del feet management Of the managers.
WHO win repeat their excursion on sun
dav August 12th.
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Richmond: Charles II. Ellyson to Fran
els T. and Ellie VI. Ellyson' interest IN
property at southwest corner Main and
Fourth streets, s., George w. Glass 70
Joseph ". BlyntOn, personality, 81 092;
Francis ii. p. lnd d. il. Gordon to VII
liam NJ. Johnson. j. feet on north side
500; ". II. Sands. special commissioner.
10 II. ". Elicit. % ieet on Fifth street,
southwest corner Leigh. $3.50; Thomas
William Stagg to Mary p. Stage . feet
same 10 Elizabeth Buiiin, 3 feet on same
Hanrico. Henry Thompson to Robert l..
Butler, tract OF land near Creighton road.
corn
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The president Of the Old Dominion
Press Cub has issued call for a meet
Ing tonight at . o'clock, at the club
/, oms. 1t is important that all members
he present. as there will be mum bust
mss to transact Among the matters
for discussion viii be the arrangements
Tor the entertainment OF the Georgia
Press Association. which Will reach the
city this week.
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r. ,,o Outing. 10 old Poln 4.

marty who patronizes the Chesa-
neake and Ohio Sunday Outings speaks
Of them as follows ,... md cor,.
,ortahle. The hours OF departure. both
t from richmond and Old Point. are sea-
sonable. a1,art,sad A
hing Of the kind offered to the citizens
Of Richmond, and that every one one a eis :.
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,,a Point. Next SUNDAY. AuRust 18th.

on Sunday, August 18th, the Chesa-
neake and Ohio viii run another OF their
FAST one Dollar trains 10 Old FONT; ie , W
~ Is'S n The success Of these trains, is
I,o w 70 the fact that they are first-class
in every particular and are run under der
pbio They are being patronzed by
o,r host neOnle
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Two teams, composed of members Of
the gymnasium of tn Young Men Chris
tan Association. Will play an interesting
Mavo's Island The grounds have been
secured for that occasion. but no admis-
sion Will be charged. However improper
persons will be kept out Of the grounds.
Tho game Will De called at $50 T.. NJ.
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main there In camp for two weeks, and on
their return trip will ride through Goshen
pass.
Leutenant-Col mel james K. Branch
will be In command Of the squadron. The
much gratified over the liberal contrihp-
lions made by the citizens OF Richmond
towards the expenses OF the trip.
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HOW TRENCHES SHALL DE- DUG.

Mr. Ems presented resolution pro-
viding that hereafter all trehcnes Hc
cessarv for the laying 81 gas ana MaIDi
mains and the construction oil Sewers Do
I,.e. ~, EMPLOYEES Of the respective de-
,.9St,,,cnts. who are to BE- paid at the
80 az 81 80 per da-. The matter was
referred TO the Committee on L'5H''
water and Streets .,,,..,,o, frorn
,,rnnertv owners on Canal street between
ffafiarson and Madison streets, asklns
for The establishment OF a permanent
Grade of that thOrOuehfare. Inc p'li'lon
was referred to the commune
Wr 'Walierstein offered a resolution, d.
tin, INC Committee on Police 70 looN
INTO the expediency Of making me oHlCe
of coroner a salaried one WIN ne 80
Sent ,ybile at present he Is PAID IN lees
al under the state law. In explanation
Mr. Wallerstein stated that Of late the
ffes Of the coroner had increased tNeut5
Der cent and the city Wouid save ny nv
il the office OF that official was mdnc d
salari 81 ere. The present incumbent wa"
perfectly satisfied with the proposlVoH'
The resolution was adopted.
MIR Landerllin offered resolution en-
DOW ering the Committee on James luNe,
Improvement to sell whatever part 0l
their plant they might deem advisable
I'm the interest of the city. II was adopt
ed ....,... ,...,
nronertv owners on east Marshall street
asking for the proper steps TO secure a
better water supply. They urge the Coun.
ell to carry out the recommendations OF
Mr.. Charles f.. Boiling. superintendent
Of the city water works. IL was referred
to the Committee on Water
After the transaction Of some routine
business OF minor Importance. the Coun-
ell adjourned.
10 NETT TO-DAY.
The Committee on Grounds and Build
ines viii hold its semi-monthly meeunS
his evening at o'clock in room No
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4 RHPUBIIC1S BREAK.
ceiling lasi Night Opposing the Propos-
cd Congre .AionBI Nomination.

\ little cloud no ..sger than mans
'hA1 arose on the Republican horizon
'-s' week. and spread and spread until
l evening il promised to become a
vh broa1 street. at which there were a
r1ADer OF the prominent cOlOred RepuD-
"...is u the city and a few white men.
"e meeting was called by cullen
14yne and he was asked 10 preside. while
I'm q. cray was Hane secietaiy ,,
4" number Of speeches were maze by
Hri+rinan James Bahen (of Jackson
go. Napoleon Price, Thomas Scott, and
Tie meeting was called 70 order g.
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Richmond to Niagars Falls and Return.
S14 VIA DIRECT ALL-RAIL ROUTE.

Niagara Tours will leave Washington
nv special train over Pennsylvania rail
road August 9th and sd, September
ist and 27th. through the picturesque
Valley Of the Susquehanna and the
Round-trlp from Richmond only ST.,
Via Richmond, Fredericksburg and PO-
tonac railroad. Tickets limited eleven
DAYS and good to stop at Watkins Glenn
and Rochester. returning Via buffalo.
Cor fun information apply 10
G. 4. TAYLOR. Traffic Manager,
Byrd-Street Station.
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The following suits were yesterday in
stitutod i'm the Law and Equity Court:
sons administrator and others Suit in
Chancery.
Charles Levy. Damages. 500.
f.. 3. Ullman against me same, go. In
were issued.
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Reduced Rates 30 Washington ID. {.
GRAND rNcAMPMYNr or THE KNIGH1s OF
pY1ufAa OF TnE wORLn.

III HAS Ut III N'|''t'I''
The biennial encampment Of the SUI
rrerne Lodge and Grand Encampment OF
the knights Of Pythias of the world Wlll
be held AT the National Capital August
nth to September 9th.
For this occasion the Baltimore and
OHIO Railroad Company Will sell round,
trip tickets at reduced rates from all
points on it's line east Of the ONO river.
August 33d 10 2sth. inclusive. valid for
return trip untH September 9Th; fur
Their extension OF time 10 september
18th can be secured. provided the ticket
is deposited with the joint agent az
Washington. j. c., on or before Sep
tember 9th. ,,
The rate from Philadelphia will be
81. Piushurg. IS: Cumberland, SL'3
and espondinsly low rates from all
other stations.