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FREDERICKSHURG ACNOWN
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DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
400 +. NJ. leaves Byri-Str-af
Arrives az FIeItr..a.
I3 T.. 81
S.3s \. NJ. arrives ~ Brrt S'r.
ton Leaves li.l.f..
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TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND {:
YORK-RIyER LINE, VIA WEST POINT

l.25 L. VI. From Atlanta and Augusta.
S45 A. NJ. From Amelia Courthouse.
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January 4th.-ro G. +. Nawter. su-
perintendent OF the Miller Manual

V'fiUf
'snusry 9th. Josiah Ry-
land, Jr., Second Auditor.
payment OF per cent due
him "a Second Auditor on
$50. 1929, the u cunt
paid into the Treasury 70
tho credit OF the Miller
Fund, on account Of the IN
come Of the fund from July
3, 1892. To ana including
January 8. 1898. ..........s364 62
july 3d.-Ditto Oh $780,
SJ6.lS, ditto from Janu-
AIRY sth, "a and including
July 3. 1893. 30S 06
September 2Sth.-Ditt0 on
ST. 92.4j. ditto from July
3, 1893, TO and including
September rs, 1898. .... a. g2
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January 4th.-Interest
for six months 20 Janu-
AIRY /, 1898, on sl.O4f,-
SOS. 40, q and / per
cent. registered certiii-
cate. issued under act
OF February %, 1892
July 3d.-Ditt) for six
months 90 July l, 1898,
On dittO...........-....s
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January 9TH. Interest
for six months 10 Janu-
airy /. 1898. on s26''-
600. , per cent per a.
mum registered bonds,
issued under act 81 Feb
ruary II. lSS2 .-......
January bth.-lnterest
for ak months % Jaau-
arg !. 1898, on $40
Lynchburs city q per
cent. registered bonds.
July 18th, Ditto. for SIX
months % July /. 1893,
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February sth,-To c. Lee Moore No
tary Public, for taking the acknow-
leigment OF Josiah Ryand, DR.,
second Auditor and Secretary OF
the Miller Manual Labor School OF
hibemarle, TO his report OF the
Miller Fund for the year 1892 49, so
March lbth.--To tho State Newspaper
Company, for Publishing the Second
Auditors report OF tho Miller Fund
for four weeks for the ysar 1892 III IN
March l7th.-To the Charlottesville
Chronicles. for publishing th Second
Auditors report of IL Miller Fnnc
for four weeks for the year lS02... rs 90
April 19th.-To the State Bank OF
Virginia. for rent OF box In vault OF
the bank from April l, 1891. 70
April IA. 1893. for tho Miller
Fund Observation-Disclosures. so 90
May 2d.-To the Cha iottesviils
Chronicle. for making book OF 400
warrants. Observation-Disclosures. 4 90
November 6th.-To J. s. Wood. clerk.
for services from January lst 10
July 4. 1888. Observation-Disclosures. al OIL
March 21th.-To j. y. Wood, clerk.
for recording settlement Of account
from January, 1892. TO January,
1898. .............. .-............... 100 Al
September lsth.-To the William
Mann Company, tor minuie-book. 8 so
Amount Of disbursems nts ....-.,.s75. COS 6s
1893.
December 3lst.-Balsnce In the
Treasury 10 the credit OF the Miller
Fund, on account OF the income OF
tho iund. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1884 IL
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September 1"th.-lnteI-
est due the Miller
iuld on money depo+
tied IA tho Planters
National Bank. beng
SPECIAL deposit tor a
short time, under
agreement made DY
the Second .Aul.tJr
with the bank ..... ....
September 10th. Ditto.
due tor July /, 1893, on
money deposited IN the
bank 10 tho credit of
the fund................
September 10Th. Ditto,
for August. 1893, ditto.
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A0cUs1D on MA TIxe MAN AND VILE
HouAa asa OHrisn CT the Brookiya POLES
Charged with Brutality.

Rouse aaa O'Brirn CT The BrookIyn FoIIss
Charged with Brutality.
Roundsman Thomas OBrien OF the Amity
street police station In Brooklyn is accused Of
clubbing and otherwise ill-usinR Terence Nc
Gowan Of 90 State street and his wife Terence
had his skull fractured two years ago by the
fall Of mast on q vessel whore he was work
Ing He left the Long Island College Hospital
with silver plate In his skull. Since then his
wife has been yigilant TO keep him from drink
Ina
When she got home from work on Thursday
afternoon she found her husband drinking
beer with nsighbor. She called Ia . police
man. who restored order. Then. she sAys
everything was quiet when RoundsmAA
OBrisn appeared aud attacked her and her
husband. This 10 her story:
When the roundsmAn came In I told him
there was no disturbance. as 1t was all over
OBrien then took hold Of my husband, and Of
course Terence resisted. as he Was In his own
house, and had done no harm. OBrisn lifted
his club and struck my husband on the head.
dsrs When begged him to spare my hSs-
band he struck me across the thighs with his
club and PUNCHED me with It in the abdomen,
he also called me yils names. Ohrisn acted
MIRA MeGowAn followed her husband to the
police Station, and Roundsr7an O'Brien ar
Esstea her there on a charge Of intoxiea tion.
MeGowan pleaded guilty 6siors Jasties Wash
Yesterday In the Butler street court OF intoxi-
cation. and was sent 20 iAtl for two days
OommissionsI wellss says that II Mrs. Ne
heaviest sentence allowed on OBrien. The
years and has good record
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hot the Absolute Request to Her Executors
Seems 10 He Solid.


"'' 'ne N''o,a'e nsauest 20 nsr IHseutor'
Inc provision ior distribution OF the halI-
million dollar residue OF the estate oil Mary b
Eoson ana another clause OF her Will nave
been declared invalid By the Supreme Court,
I'.s ". ioak ueo'eion. mi'.en "
'uuee van brunt' oontains many points Tor
Of C,rsoo Church s,sd AZ Tho GA a, 10 IN M,
90 ,eoo I..-,, - 49, si.n W -, -,
20. ,oeo. her wiz ana 'nree cooichs were AL
snna on na a., no nVsr =, nsr uss one eav'
tutlons Of the Episcopal o Church sho eadesv.
ored to turn the residue over to her executors.
John Z. Parsons. Charles s. Fairchild. and John
A. Barlow. BY the following clause. over which
was the main fight in the present action
brought by her executors for a construction of
m. rest: residue. and remainder of my ..,.,. no.
20 De divided oy .s.@
.oei:., OF the city OF New York and 10 such amounts
as shall be nxsd and appointed by them with the sp
pro'.i Of my friend the Rev Dr. william Hunting.
The executors in June. 1890. made q trust
ssSa 81 this ,h ~. residue after S. con
was provided that one-third Of the residue
sbou,d 90 20 tha Coth.drsI a, g. Iohr ,h. M
'.'Ou - w '"o VI ~ oV"h 'ho II
vine and the rest OF 1t to eleven other institu-
tiona Justice Lawrence at Special Term held
tnis provision OF tne WIN 70 Do Vaio. out tne
Generas Term holds that the beauest 10 void
for uncertainty as to who the benenciaries are.
effect, intestate as TO this half million.
Here is another provision OF her will, under
beouests by the will are said 10 come. which IL
held to be also invalid BIZ the Court afirming
Justice Lawrence: - '
ne BY reason OF want OF INCORPORATION. or for any
other vhaisvsr any soeisy institution named
in my win any codlcii shall be unable the
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TRUSTEES NOMINATIONS REJECrED.
The Beard or Eduoatioa Appoiats Priaei-
pals without Regard 10 the Aheara Act.

The Bsard or Edueatioa Appoiats Priaei-
pals without Regard 10 the Aheara Act.
The Board OF Education met yesterday to I'LL
the remaining principalships for which nomi-
nations were made before the passage OF the
Ahearn bill. 1t had already nlled several
vacancies under the old law giving it the ap-
pointment OF principals without restriction
since the passage OF the new law which
practically gives the appontmen to the school
trustees. by providing that the Board OF Edu-
cation shall confirm or reisct the trustees
nominations within twenty dayA The new
law thus takes away from the Board the power
OF substituting other persons for the nominees
Of the trustees
The majority OF the Commissioners think
that the new law does not go into effect until
twenty days after Its approval By the Gov
erpor. which period would terminate next
Tuesday. Commissioner Bonneville thought
that the opinion Of the CorporStioa Counsel on
TO that effect Was voted down
The ApPointments acted on were In the line
pointes vas substitute for the trustees nom
inss. The appointments consequently were
Education In making them was exercising the
powers taken iIoW # By TIE AhsaIn act: The
sRpGintesSS wsEs MiIllam fIIeaneTg as psInii
81 In the Twelfth ward. Mrs Frances A. Pond
as DrIpelPal Of girIs depsrtpent Of grammar
armstrong; principal Of primary school
was substituted for Joseph j. Casey. who, IN
addition to being the nominee Of the trustee.
IL said to be protage of Postmaster Dayton.
But two, votes In each instance were cast
against the appointments
The trustees OF the Nineteenth ward sent In
the nomination OF Miss Kate ID. Blake. :
daughter Of Lille DeVsreux Blake to post In
the new school Of the ward. to which she had
baen appointed ct the Boards last meeting
Their object is supposed to have been to get
the board TO recognize their nomlnA alton. and
thus make 1t subscribe to the provisions OF the
AheArn act The Board directed that the tFus-
tees be notified that there was no vacancy In
the school.
The Board then considered In executive sss-
sion various amendments to the pending edu-
oatiOnal bill.
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NEW CoRLEIRs noon PARK BONDS

EaE,ase- Kellogg Asked to Expisia-s1e-
100000 Due In Taxes and Assessasats.
The Board OF Estimate met yesterday In the
Mayors ONCE and authorized Comptroller
Fitch to issue 81. $40 421 worth OF three and =
half per cent bonds. payable In twenty years.
the proceeds to be used In paying for the
property which the city has taken for Corlears
Hook Park.
The Comptroller called attention to the fact
that the Board had authorized the Park De-
partment to spend under the Million Dollar
Appropriation act the sum OF 81 .03e0
Park Commissioners Clausen agreed to have
the amounts appropriated for removing dead
trees and for improving Riverside Park re-
dueed. so that the appropriation would make
The plan. Tor sauipPing the new wing of the
the the S WSSE. Mayor .PGHiil Goy and conptSoi Ter
Fitch said they were satisfied that the work
estimates for Sidewalk on Fifth avenue from
Eighty, NTH TO 10th street and fog paving
be ssld would be Sal i $50 and , u the later
soSsFSss IL. p S8ins ~ would cost
.6SS SGz se:sd Sss shs S:
Why and the Mayor minated that the en-
It seems Absurd he said. that con-
tractor can do the work so much cheaper than
tion, and move that We lay the matter over
unin Engineer Kellogg makes an endeavor.
At Last to give US one" The matter was Ac-
The Board decided to Issue $3.50. 900 Addi-
suggested that some EFFORT should Be made TO
force property owners e pSy thslr assess
resolution directing the Comptroller 70 make
arrangements TO sell all the property In arrears
for assessments Mr.. itch said that at least
1900, 600 In taxes and asses sments was due
the city for which the city had to Issue bonds
and pAy interest About half the amount due
In assessments. he said. was owing by property
owners In the annexed district.
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sale Of tn. D.av,n. Road ORDERED.

RICHMOND. Va. April 13.-Judgs Con. in the
United States Circuit Court to-day. entered q
decree for the foreclosure and sale OF the Rich.
mond and Danyille Railroad. The style OF the
case in which the proceedings were taken IL
the Central Trust Company OF New YORK
against the Richmond and Danyills Railroad
Company. The. salient features of the decree,
as entered, which Is modification OF the one
presented TO the court are as follows:
The report OF the Master Commissioner re-
mains subject to exceptions for thirty days
and all questions Of priority are laft open
Separate sale Is provided for OF all the " ash
tngton property. which obisctors to the decree
as originally drawn claim IL not under the
mortgage TO the Central Trust Company
The warehouses. WhATyes. and other prop
sEty At West PoiHt "a, are left out Of the decree,
stocks not specified In the mortgage
The question left open Is that the mortgage
was never legally Aek nOWledged nor recorded
under Virginia laws. There are also questions
OF supply liens. dc The decree contempt Ates
= sale Of the road before the 1st of july. and
1t is understood that when IL shall have been
sold Il will be rsoTganizsd under the charter
granted at the last session OF the Legslaturs
MsssrS. Thomas s. Atkins aud ri F. fieasGnts
Of this eity and Mr.. Charles Price OF North
Caroline we're aDpointsd commissioners to
make the sale
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Grrn T ,inas Ezprctrd % tse Coustitutie-r
Coavsntios.

wv" '"'H' -
Sixty ladies met Yesterday afternoon At the
residence Of Mrs Henry Mihs Day. Q East
Forty-fourth street to give an impetus to the
woman suffrage agitation. The Rev. Theodore
Williams and the Rev. DIR. Eaton were the only
men present and they had been invited 10
rnare addresses. Miss Adele Field presided.
and. In sounding the praises ofths movement.
said that interest, among progressive women
mad reached such pitcn tnat on the e'e ,
before the discussion az mrs Den MI max
Ihe Few Dr. Eaton SPOKE eathes,ly 10 oeneiI
OF woman suffrage. He foresaw In the success
OF tho movome nt the regeneration OF the race.
and general uplifting OF moras me re.
"@.o . "TS .ns p. aid
not say that ne even Knew MS own "ino On
III women are slaves men do not know II.
Ih.va ,ha ,onJsncv of the Isodica.ns ss I
am neither hot nor cold. but /" lukewarm sui-
fragist, and am not aware that men haze
been posing a. the Mscodonians. and crying,
as they did. Come over and help ue."
Dr. Jacobi made the longest speech. She
was thoroughly In earnest. woman does not
wish to belong to dlscredltsd class" abe
saia; nor 70 y,e.u 70 p .ne nam.n % e
10 INFERIOR 10 man from homan Gays woman
has been held back and has not been allowed
tn coma to the front vhen on many occasions
- - -. -. -, ha,r.o h,,,.nI,v
sne woulu nave oeen Rree' ne'p 70 mum sni,y'
There have been Few grand exceptions In
tho minds Of m en- the riQht 70 rule IL horn in
-, 10000 - 40 . -orn.n 60. 49,. a
ner own ptopeLV WY sns sh99uIu 10. nsve
eIuni rish's Win 'he men neA' oooE VIM peSs
HA9A a.. ,-. A.. $1,000 -. -.
rake. ioT instsnce, me woman VINO Pay nyy
.axes on f<o.vV - IN some cVmhhy o oO
Sio. oooDSo and there are many such. The
industrloua county, woman ~ not eVen auqq,Weu
20 make susResuonst 70 tns 1oNn OSunvh ~
mouse. wnlie net staois 10Y, her GoaSnm n
ana tne tramp wno comes 70 neI ossn a ,oea
ana pegs piece oi stAie mince pie can Note
over her hean. -. ,...
MI. WiliaIns sac We shouiu h9t natOeL our
Lever, ! ovn sr n WorSawnr,b LOW W. o. .sid
can soon. WASN'T ~. WORDSWORTH VINO salu:
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MIGHT SUE, PERHAPS
How Else I, Lawyer 10 Get H. Fee 10 .
Case Lac Thi-s


Case Ike ThI-s
About a month ago Franz Helmet Logan .
suit for divorce against his wife, sarlou
Helmet MIRA Helmets counsel got her an
order for counsel fee and alimony which her
husband failed to pay her. For this failure he
was adiudged In contempt and was committed
to Ludlow street jail Then the couple patched
up their differences without the assistance OF
the wifs's LAWYER. and yesterday the husbands
lawyer asked Judge Beach to discharge the
prisoner. because the wife did not want any
alimony. Lawyer Miles Rossn blauth opposed
the discharge on the ground that the suit had
not been regularly discontinued. justice
Beach said to Rosen blauth;
cannot see WHY you should ask for the
further detention Of this man: don't sec way
you oppose this motion. This woman says
that she does not want TINS money, ana Nst
you persist that she does II seems 20 me that
you are merely seeking the counse! ies
awarded you by the Court In an action thas
has not been brought"
but. your Honor" said Rossnblauth, how
am 10 collect nv fees have been put 70
great expense In this matter How am 10 %
don't know how you are to be protected"
said Judge Beach. but you shall certainly
not be protected in that way; not In 1hH
eouEf."
Judge Beach reserved his decision as TO the
release OF the prisoner
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Frank Russo pleaded guilty Yesterday in the
General Sessions Oh assault with intent 70 kill.
In bring two shots ct Pistro LalAtuto. In Null
berry street. on March ~. Russo believed
that LAlAtuto had estTAnEsd his wife from
him. When Russo was arrested he had pistol
Or kaiis n al@ost ever pocket LAlAlutO
The penalty for carving concealed WsSp-
ons In this State, IL. In my Judgment" sAId
Judge MARITIME. mot suitielenuy severe.
eight ysarA"
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ArGOr D.y Ia Nssz Jsrs.y.

The celebration OF Arbor day in'NsW Jersey
grows more general and attracts more attsn-
tion sVsFy year For the better observance Of
the day. April "a. this year. sixteen counties
have adopted programme prepared By John
TsFhuns OF HaskSnsAek. the County supSrin-
tsndsnt Of BERGEN county. The programme IL
adapted to the different departments Of the
sehools, and litsIature adapted 70 all grades OF
ksbrAskA on April 10. 1872
Besides the planting Of trssA the American
nag will Be ralsed upon many sohoolhOnsss
for the nTst tlms. aud speakers will address
the ehildrsh. Flowers will BE- planted. ana IN
fhs sySsiaS ns1T5 every senool NH nave lts
70 marx the daY b. beginning the collection Of
Seho0l NbrAEisk
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Nine. Eugene Pappenheim. at one time a
popular dramatic soprano remembered notA-
big for her performance OF Elisabeth in Tam
haussr" and Valentine In The Hugusnots."
will give . concert 10 ChiekerinR Hall next
Thursday evening. This Is the lfth annual
concert at which Nine Pappenheim has sx-
hibited her advanced pupils. and among the
more conspicuous this year will be Mrs.
sefhnesIoeh- busss' Mss bsnap nsI w BOZ
Miss Woshling. and Mr.. Charles A. Gosttlsr. .
basso. The programme will include selsc-
-
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EERTENr CoLoRED METHODIsIh
Daily Religious serviees-A woman's Pray
sr for the Chiidrea.

or for the Chiidren.
The Rev. DR.. Walker. known as the Black
Spurgeon." left this city yesterday for his
homo In Atlanta, Ga. where he Is the pastor OF
q prosperous eolored congregation. DR.. Walk
or II not an EVANGELIST but he accepted an
invitation extended 10 him By DR.. Ernest Lyon
OF St Marks Methodist Church tcoloredl and
others to come to New York and aid In the
evangelical work going on here. The BLACK
Spurgeon met with great success In his work
in this city. He IL . large and powerful man.
with deep voice. but what gives him his
greatest preaching power 10 the enthusiastic
warmth and impulsiveness Of his speech both
In matter and manner.
DIR. Walker. assisted By some OF the local
pastors. reused Q religious feeling which is
finding expression In daily meetings. In St.
Marks three meetings are held each day. The
special aim Of the revival is TO bring the young
hep tbs Momen ha ths rs9ys
room Sun reporter heard q PRAYER b. Ist col.
hi6itlon OF strength and feeling. An exhorter
had Just urged on all the fathers and mothers
70 q s
Church. Then the small congregation knslt
and woman began praying
delivered In deep. rich, oontralto tone. Grad
ually her words came faster and trper. She
into the hearts d her hearers the SderstsSd
ing that the devil never lost an hour N playing
Gr the q sas tn ss
from hell they must work as much as the devil
works. and bring the children to Christ
began to give expression to their approval OF
what she said. Some repeated her words after
ssd sSasp ' & 0' TINS 9ss. iatc
chorus. which stimulated the feelings OF the
PRAYING wSmaPpi Her prayer was now uttered
rstreating keys. bh. prayed God TO take hold
her. and Keep them thafiaS al The tins f that
the good Jesus particularly asked for tho lit
Are all our children at to 90 to the blessed
Jesus this minute? q Does this sister to the
Right. does this sister to the left try with all
being she loves best on this EARTH Make her.
GodI Make all mothers help this work OF the
aa GSSs Ss
and share His promised edemption and join
with the angels In singing His praises when
s sssyA are taken away from their homes on
Some Of the women were. crying. The one
head and seemed TO halt INT herself from her
knees In her excitement. Her chant now
on s Her yTss va: pitched sSS
aGW about the sh bee asked
standing. Christi MAKE the fathers and
In. Iloys to pray % God. for knew Il en- hear
me. know He'll hear me this day for only
each GSrs AS Saf his love 70 SS save
the children. for they're going far sstray,
Christ make shepherds Of the fathers and
know Thy blessing Save the ehildrenl Save
She stopped. and soon the others. who were
sobbinR and shouting. became quiet, and
then. all Of them remaining on their knees.
they sang Nearer. My God. TO Thee"
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rUeILIsIs ACCUSED OF TnFFL
Two ArsaIEaed In Different Courrs for hos-
bIng Helpless CO@PARiORs.

Two ArFaIEasd Ia Dnsrsat COuris for HOS
bling Helpless CO@PHnIons.
Frank Delaney. a pugilist who lives Al
Grsenpoint was held in 81 900 bail In the Jet-
fsrson Market Police Court YESTERDAY IF0n
charge OF larceny. The police have been huA'-
ing for him since Sept 20. lS''2. "a lHH' ua's
Delaney and Andrew q. slonaSer % "'era-
point went to a Turkish bath house IN 'h's
city. 6lonAksr left $3.50 in money goa
watch. seaTfpin. and several other articles OF
jeWslry at the bath house desk. While lie was
asleep 1t 10 alleged that Delaney 20 y.
check and obtained the money, watch az
ieWelTy. since then the puglllst, has teeA -
PhiladslphlA and San FTA- cisco. - q,
Mickey Hughes. pugillst - years oti. ~
2.O03 Third avenue. was held yssterlaI -
Tombs Court charged with robhl1G : AZ
Jackson Of 22S Throop avenue. lTonNl) H. "
81 Jackson. Hughes. and another man @eIs
drinking In saloon at Catharine at uehy
streets Yesterday morning. Jackson. @hp ~
only one arm. SAYS that on their way 'ut OF 'i9
saloon Hughes and the other man tA!rN ",'I
into passageway and robbed him. ne is-
tsctiyes arrested Hughes In - Oliver stIesI