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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-08-08
ADJUSTMENTS.
stand it.

Theater goers of this city will have
John Drew at the Los Angeles theater
on this evening. This will be his frs.
appearance here since be left Augustine
Days company and placed himself in
the hands of Mr.. Charles Frohman as a
star. It is nearly two years since he
took this difficult and important step,
and in all that time he has been enjoy
ing successes such as he never could
have made in the Daily ranks.
Mr.. Drew comes here direct from San
Francisco, where. he played the most
successful engagement the Baldwin
theater has known this season. The re-
pertoire for the engagement here has
been arranged as follows: Tonight and
Thursday evening and Saturday matinee,
Tie Butterflies; Friday and Saturday
evening, The Masked Bail. The Butter
flies ia an American comedy, by Henry
Guy Carleton, written especially for Mr..
Drew. 1t ran for over 100 nights at
Palmer's theater, New York, and could
have run there for q year but the end
OF the Palmer's season brought ite
crowded and fashionable triumph to
close. 1t is the story of a young Boston
ependthriit who rescues beautiful girl
from drowning, and falls in love with
her. She is blue-blooded Philadelphia
belle, and her naughty mother rudeiy
tries to nip the courtsbip in the bud, be-
cause, first, the young Frederick Ossian
is penniless as she kDowe, and the next
when he saves her daughter Miriam's
| lie he had the Audacity to seize her
| familiarly BY the foot and thus dragged
her out Of tile water. The old lady's
! cruel interference adds to Fred's predica-
ment, for not only Is his heart throb-
bling with trouble. but he has debtors
pursuing him. He surmounts all diff
culties, very cleverly winning the naughty
matron's good will and Miriam's hand
very nicely after q series of sentimental
scenes in which the Comedians delight
full methods of love. making are grace
fully unfolded. This is the first play in
which Mr.. Drew will be seen in this
city. Mics Maud Adams. his young
leading lady, gives Mr.. Drew apprecia-
BILE assistance in all the important
scenes of The Butterflies. Both plays
will have the original cast and Hcenery.
x=*
Boone's arena, which will appear on
the corner OF Fourth and Wall streets on
Saturday next, 10 one OF the most inter
estng entertainments on the road. In
speaking OF the show tho Santa Barbara
Independent Gays: 1T wss nice thing
of Colonel Boone to invite the orphan
children to his really good, chaste and
very entertaining show. There are many
features of the entertainment decidedly
unique, decidedly attractive, and if any
pubic exhibit can be appreciated and
enjoyed. not only by children but by all
it certainly lie Colonel Boone's caravan
of trained animals and BIRDS"
The street parade will take place at IL
O'Clock Saturday morning, and the first
performance at in the afternoon.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-08-08

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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-08-08

AN OLD Spanish proverb says sit is
by the curats's skirts that the devil
climbs into the belfry.' We are re-
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-08-08

The following programme will be given
at the concert at Westlake park this even.
ing st 8 o'clock by the Los Angeles
Military band
March, Servls, Thomas
Waltz, Irene Bennett.
Grand selection, Macbeth, Verdi,
Overture, II Hunt IN the Arteanes, Marie.
In Belle Amizoue, Loescnhorn,
Grvotge, Forget Me Not Giese.
sereuaoe, Espaflola. Schleppergrell.
Galop, Kemple, Conterna
G. A. Jones, Leader and director Fl. Wyatt,
manager,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-03
FOR me SICh AND P0OR
An Excursion for their Benefit to war
wick Park.

7di,or Times: The below mentioned
narties having contributed the amounts
ST onnosite their names, there viii be
an excursion given to the poor ana me
sick of this city ON next Iluay' tHe
10th instant, 10 Warwick fdrh' ilchets
yin he issued through the physicians of
thn CIV 10 such as they may think In
need ii such an outing. These tickets
will. of course, be free. All are expected
to bring their lunches. MIX ana crackers
win be- furnished to sick babies only.
All physicians having poor patients are
renuested 10 send an order to my Office
rive hundred tickets will be Issued for
the steamer leaving Rockets at 1880
O'Clock A. NJ, and five hundred for the
steamer leaving at 9 O'Clock a. NJ
Contributors TO the fund. Planters Ma
ticnal bank. $40: Thomas Branch & CO.,
SO: Joseph Bryan. so; Lewis Ginter, $40;
National Bank Of Virginia, $40, W. II.
Palmer. s.; Savings Bank of Richmond,
e.. r B. Chahin & Co., s.; Allen G. Col
inns g: Morton y. Rosenbaum. 50; Mrs.
NJ Rosenbaum. s.; +. ID. Starke, $3.50;
: " Fleischman. go; Henry 5. Hut
ler So Richmond Cream, Butter and
Nfiily co. milk: f. +. Walthan, tickets.
please make the above facts we'll
known. as VIC are DESTROYS Of giving NOR
excursions for the poor and sick if our
people approve Of IT, ana II they VIII
contribute to that end
ANY amount will be received and duly
acknowledged The necessity OF this move
mont ie well known 10 all who take an
interest I'm their poorer fellow beings.
and trust you viii make the attemp' q
success. HENRY S. HlTT/LfR
No / north Tenth street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-03
cor. O,FERKALL'> MOTEMKNTS.
lie is Annoyed by the CoI'yites stopping
In Alexandria County.

Governor Charles r. OFerrall returned
last evening to Blue Ridge Springs. lie
was accompanied by Alderman James 7.
GRAY. who went 20 join his family. who
arc sOiOurnlng at the springs. Inc Gov
eruor will stay at the springs until next
TUESDAY when he will leave for Staun
ton. where he expects to join the cavalry
squadron on their trip on horseback u
Rockbridge Alum Springs
The Governor yesterday received d ~
ter from a gentleman in Washington, WAo
Stoned himself a Christian missionary
ana asked him TO come to the assistance
~ The members of COXey's army, VINO are
now camping in Alexandria county. Inc
Governor replied that he had no FUNDS az
his DISPOSAL for that purpose. and, further
more. that his sympathies were ratneI on
tho other side. The Governor added that
his patience was nearly exhausted ana
that ne would soon bee Competed 10 take
some measures against the CoAeyltes VINO
are now infesting Virginia.
There are about thousand COXeyltrS
o+ nresant stopping on Virginia soil in
AlrXaDdria county, and n they were 10 De
Mt In iaU as warrants they would cause
an evnense of SO per day 10 Alexandra
county The men are ASKING lor Tree
TRANSPORTATION back 10 their homes, ana
nerntiations are now under way between
ne commissioners Of the District or Co
i1mbia and the railroad authorities to Sc
crre rhese men transportation IN empty
freight cars which are fetufh"l 20 the
West
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-03
STABBED UNIIL HE DIED.
Two Richmond Men Quarrel mt Granite
with Fatal Results.

A difficulty occurred at Granite yes
terday evening between George Timmons
and Jack c. Russell. two white stone
cutters Of this city. in which the former
was fatally stabbed. and died few
hours later.
The details Of the affair as obtained
last night were meagre. Ii seemed that
yesterday morning George luminous and
his brother. Charles. went to Granite,
where they were employed In doing
piece-WOrk.
The stone gave out and the men knock
ed off work. About 1890 Charles returned
TO this city leaving his brother at Gran
tie. After his departure his brother. with
Russell and several others, got 60 drink
ing. and became very much under the
influence of liquor.
The men became engaged In dlincWty
with the above results.
Russell lives at 5000 east Marshall, and
TimmOns boarded at the corner OF Ran
dolph and Ashland streets. When | saw
the dead mans brother last night he was
at the Office Of the Wesern Union Tele-
graph Company, where he had gone TO
telegraph for his mother, who is now
in Baltimore
The remains Of the deceased were
brought 10 this city last night Mr.. TIM
mons told me that Russell and his broth
or were friends. and when not in liquor
that they were very quiet and peaceable.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-03
EASE MN NOTES.
Notes of Interest About the state League
Ball Players.

The game scheduled yesterday TO be
PLAYED between Richmond and Lynchburs
was postponed on account OF ram. -
games VIII be played to-day, lhe HIst
game Williams and Lathrop WIZ De lhS
battery for the home team Moran anu
Webster for the visitors. -...t
Several Lynchburg rOOters came WIN
the club to encourage them on TO We
tory. The management fear no UVuu'o'
as only the fairest treatment VIII DC az
corded to the visitors.
Umpire Clark will umpire the series. hot
Manager West expressed rctiet az VIA
happened in Petersburg regarding lle III
sipation Of several OF ne payers IlS
said they had been fined, ana any SUE
conduct in the future would secure 'heh
ifathro1 denies the charge Of being
drunk i'm Petersburg He says that ne
was simply trying to take care Oh NJ
Secretary Woodall has returned from
baltimore where he went 10 neSolldtc
with the National League Tor lAe lo@"
u rS h Richmond baseball field and dia-
rnond is the best kept one In the ledb ue'
Mr.. Ford who mas charge OF tIie pa ~
is a most competent oihcidi anu uAuoI
S' Railia1cSkb box have been put up along
the rirht-feld fence, 50 that the oLntr
State League games may DE IecoIue ,' ~
Innings This VIII enable the spectators
TO see one game and watch the results vi
two others at the same time. 49,. ,,.,,,
The game with the Hin Climbers VIII
be sent TO Lynchburg by, a SpeclaI WIZ.
Every play made mere VIII Dc hHO"" ''N'0
a few minutes later. , tno
4 paiing has been put up, along te
right field TO keep the crowd and Vehi-
cles back. This is good move; .,,,
Brown. who has been piaylhs VIII
rt,nchhurg and who was to have pitchei
Yesterday. suddenly jumped the team ana
returned 10 Baltimore. -.. co,a
McCloskey, who will guard rlshI "eia
for the Hi Climbers. is new man. lie
vas formerly with New Orleans
NcDermott Is umpiring in Nortolk.
The Lynchburg players went out 10 tt. ie
T,ate's peis. and the best Of feeling seems
In nAisf hetWeen them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-03

the building TO Professor Anton Schatzel
who yesterday morning returned from
his vacation, which he spent In the state
of New York. The Professor was LOOK.
ing well and expressed himself as wei
pleased with his trip. He put In some
good work during the first three. weeks
at Chautaqua. where he went TO become
more perfect In several lines of the ply
steal department.
The members of the gymnasium. Boat
Club, and Cycle Club were present in
large numbers TO greet the Professor
upon bis return. and a number OF young
ladies' graced the occasion by their pres
ence. Several Instrumental pieces were
ably rendered by the following mem
bers Of the Arion Quartette: Miss Clara
Tompkins and Mr.. w. REGINALD Walker,
mandolins Mrs. J. II. Tompklns and
Messrs. Alan 3. Clark and John w.
Yarbr0ugh. guitars
The following members OF he Cycle
club sang solos: ". :. Henning. first
tenor; J. Stuart Hopkins. second tenor:
W. Regina d walker. first bass; Charles
w Hunter, second bass.
When the musical part or the pro-
gramme had been executed. all repaired
TO the upper floor. where the ladies' had
prepared refreshments. Mr.. Joseph -.
Montgomery. who presided, made a hand-
some little speech. and short addresses
were also made b. Messrs. l.. Gennet
Burruss. y. Morgan Shepherd. professor
Anton Schatzel. w. T.. Crawford, {. a.
Courtney Ben Herseman. and others.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-03
FROM THE CRY HALL.
The Committee on Light Disposes oil it'
YsnaI Routine Business.

The Committee on Light held its resu-
lar monthly meeting in room No. u
tho CIV Hall yesterday. There were
preseut Nessrs. Hard"icke, SttIhe,
Davis. Noble, and Mann. In the aP5enJi1
M Chairman Grimes, Subchairm haId-
,vicke presi1ed When the minutes OF
the previous meeting mad been reid' M
Davis stated that in the resolution Sip-
united by him at That meeuHs' ne a.
tcrded to provide that all sa.aIl.d on
GERS Of the department he appolnIvu ~
tte committee. and he desired 10 nav
the minutes altered TO That euecr ne
chairman decided that TINS could hot pe
done. but that the matter Woulu "l''i
wards be brought up. ,. .7,,,,s IA
regard to the manufacture ana co.sunp
lion OF gas during the past mohh 80
read and fled. 1t showed thdl lY,fiyy,,ot
cubic feet Of gas were maze asa sans
lOX5l. 500 in the same month iast ytdI,
while 10 l4O.9 l3 cubic feet were consumes
anainst il 0l32t3 cubic feet In the cor
~esnonding month of the previous year.
1t was decided to lay a gas man a.
the request the Pr3,p.iIT s oM ne Tbirty
Marshall between ! NH 'IetH anu
The nay-rol for the month was approv-
cd and q number Of bills were orueIeI -
be paid. e,oi,+od audi
tor Of the committee. s... NJ.
A communication was received from ". ~ =
Iohn Armitage. calling attention 10 the
i,farioritiee Of the scubber al the lower
pas works and suggesting the purchase
~ a new scrubber. which ne piopo-eV 70
furnish at a cost Of S5VpV. DtlIE VIM
to take out the amount advanced ny
him i'm this manner in coal TAR whenever
he needed 1t. ,...,,, ,,rovidino
that the matter be referred u - SUD
committee OF three members Win TIC
silperiutendent, FOR report. ,.
Mr. Davis offered a. an amchdrhent
that the communication be lald on the
table. but it was lost. s..,d
Mr.. Noble's motion was then adop1S,u
only MIR Davis voting AGAINST IL me
chair appOinted Messrs. Non e. DdFiS'
ana Starke members Of that commit
MIR. Davis then asked con EFT Of IN
cnrrnittce TO withdraw hi res Iul lDn
offered mi the last meeting, ioVld n ma
III EMPLOYEES OF the del ar IN nj DE- APP
uointed b. the commit MS ga
agreed 10. whereupOn Mr.. DAVIS
n resolution. pr Vid n that thr sdIdi led
officers If the department. "Hicl ~
now appointed 10y the ~upcrinltNlrHL u
elected bv the Commute. Oh LisHt.
Irpon motion OF Air Starke tie re'olu
ton was referred 20 tie { ~ Atloine
FOR his opinion. whether the coilinI,l'
has the right t. pass such III "7ui (;
SUPERINTENDENT Adam etltei iat -.
contract for the furnishing OF oil TO tht
wafer-gas pant had expired ana H'
80 authorized. on motion OF MT. II VI
"a solicit bids from different co Germ
for furnishing oil OF 81 10 20 gravity our
ing the next twelve months.
The committee then adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-03

one of the heaviest rainfais o, Of the
year itmrt half an hour the downpour
For For a tbc heaviest seen in this city for
was uiTb The Nain-street electric cars we're
SSeeiayed nearly an hour owing to the
u r'afcr that gathered at the CORNER Oh
T6s culverts were unable to conduct
I.oter off fast enough and II soon
tIe We a small river, covering the pave
rnents and banking W, into the Yards
o. ,,lSb and the water was so deep that
~, W. bnbs were covered. IL soon reached
tnl, inc a depth that had the cars attempt
80 r. 60 through the water would have
lowed over their platforms AZ many
nther points in the city the water was
9nsh from one curbing 10 another.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-03
Property Transfers.

Richmond: Joseph W. Bl l5ttS to to r. R;
Henry Harwood 80 ff{t rc On street SIS $50
T Iarra az '''S Clarkson's trustee to G. l..
Garrison and others o nSres e 9 Se feet oft
on Ihei Ind l54 feet on west side
q c5sF street 9 g Ga%6kn fs'q trustee S
Cuilptl Ia''i Yard personally, $40. \.
l. shepherd to Ben Ss sFas sd 5Tqs5se
b ieet on Njntb. subject TO deeds of
' Henrico Chewing 5,I g to Edmund ip7@Ff
McNlIsirr' ~ l,er or :. $3.50. r. Henry
Har%o5d TO j@sega y ss s-q ESey q k ea5ss
on i'ioo" XXiui4n H. Hooker. - 30
feet On Emeood ~, ireg' John so " Tey e0 to
ner OF .i,.ilu.,,,,f,g and T.. ). Rose ~ feet
on on . rhrG ayenue southeast coE We1cb 9t
chestnut sl T,I.@ 4'g r Hail. Il feet %si' on
uustv' "a. IF Ashland street, between
WK,o2lleeiI,.ingt0n and Garter streets, $40.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-03
NEWS OF MANCHESTER.
EyERYTHTNG VAS QUIET IN SOUTH
sIDE,CIrF rEsIERDAY.
Walter Scott, n CoIored Mar. Cut His Fin.
ger O6-Ths Death OF an Infant Chiios
Knocked Down by n shifter.
N.xcuysryn BupyAu RICHMOND TIM =.
IA -. - S,.,,.r Ry.rr.r Rfgck 4

llyl HULL OIRfFl. DIAL "a ''f'N-f
Nothing OF any public import trans
pired in this city yesterday. Every
one awaited with interest the result OF
the election In Richmond, and qui'e
number went over to that city durihs
the day Ia,
II was rlmored on the streets TODAY
that the Hon. l.. l.. Lewis wo"iu DC .ne
Republican candidate for Congress i''"
ms 3ya Iisr''S Scott 1coloreO employed on
the farm of Mr.. NJ Stein, had the MS
fortune 10 lose the end OF one oi nt
fingers Wednesday while cutting onssr
1t appears that " alter stuck nus n'iee'
'o Tb near 'ne friends OF the family OK
Mr. William War will sympatnlse
them In the loss OF their lt,is 10 YES,
Inez, by death az their resiueinN0 ;rhe
terday morning at 40 o cIoVa ~ resi-
funeral viii take place from the ~,
dence. Seventh and Perry streets '''''
evening at = o'clock. -, rynch-
Rev. Or. +. N. PETERSON r 81 lie
was welcomed by his old friends IN t,,, o
CITY. This reverend gentleman az vnv
time was pastor Of Central Met , "niv
church. and won the ahectlons , ho' com.
OF his old denomination OUT VI '''
MI Mr. Peterson has a warm spot In me
hearts OF the people OF this city Wni ,.,n
will continue 10 grow. nv ha' 80.
much older and has the same pieaS""e
smile and cordial manner OF oiu, ,,,.
Marshall Clark, son OF MI; nat
Clark. who resides near me - saite
railroad. on Everett street, WINE VAIN
o., 1ou, the Petersburg railroad last
NIGHT was knocked OFF the track 10y .he
shlfter. His injuries are not serious
Judge John ii. ingram disposed "n
few chancery cases IN the iiuS''ne9
yesterday. .ho aoctxet I'm
There was nothing on tne N'NN,, "
the Mayors Court yesterday MOI Mus n,,,,
Miss Carrie Royal. or Charlo.sS III
" who has been visiting IN thts ~.
has returned home after very p'e"''N
visit. ,,....- .o,o,tva,
MIR. George stein Is visiting reiauNei
and friends in Baltimore. -,.,. 4.
MIR. Arthur V Nunnally IS visitihs ]"
Chesterfield county. 4, ,.,os :.
The little chhd OF Mr. l.. M A"'s "
getting along very well. 90 A.,
0The Finance Committee VIII meet TO-
night i'm the Council chamber.
MIR James +. Abbott has been electS
treasurer OF the lodge OF chosen frlehus
Mr. W. +. Witte who has charge o.
/ Mr.. A. T. Snellings' drugstore, ~ swans
boro was taken suddenly III Nedhes-
| dav and fell TO the floor in an uncohl
scious condition. He was better yester-
| day morning. -
! Mir Thomas parnap, who has been
confined to his residence for some time
bv sickness Is able TO be- out again.
The Democrats Of Matoaca, CHESTER
| field county. will elect delegates to-.
| morrow night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-03

The Commercial Building and Loan As
ISOLATION issues special cert ncate5 OF
stock. fully paid Of. Paid-1P stock ~
sold ut so per snare in tiFancc /"
Stockholders who desire { max III thelr
payments at one dime. ana thereby s,yc
themselves the troabls of man ~
payment from month q month.
de~d ~ & per cent. per annum, paya1ir
semi-annua'ly, will be paid on tne PA
OF the stock The dividend would me- ,',
fore be SIS every six months on All
shares costing $500 The amount ., a.raed
dend is deducted from tn prone ca. ~,
tbn balance being credited 20 re s tocKS.
When the amount stan3ins 70 he ,s Snar,.
OF the stock equals $50 the stock + de ,a
ed TO have matured ana the no no s,oo ner
withdraw the same and receive ~ ne
share therefor For fun information anu
COMMERCIAL, 81 LIN LIN AMI
hO@ Richmond, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-03
CONGRESSIONAL PRIMiRf.
Richmond Goes by nm Overwhelming 'o''
for Iiiett.

In the primary yesterday Col. Taze"e''
Elicit swept the city. carrying hye out out
of six wards. and securing hfty-slN, 90, 81
OF seyenty-four delegates TO the noniiii"'
ing convention. .ostina,
Although the friends of both te,tine
parties were active all day III .' cast
voters 10 the polls. the total Not indeed.
was not more than an aveiat ns,,nected
il was much more than many eppd there
The voting proceeded quietly, ann an
were no Incidents to break the rno'''''"'
of the day. as mast Hon.
George d. Wise appeared 10 to md OF
good chance OF securing ,i,t Col Elicit
the Richmond delegates. but III ~ the
forged ahead in The latter or maj favorable
day. and the result Is friends believed
possible. .ha viva voce plan
The vote Twas MAS We're Se easily and quickly
S SSssed by "'i the City Committee 0el0's
10 o'clock ., AT Old Market Hall
iSe t.o eom mn, Il was nearly before 'he
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-03

The residence Of Mr. w. II. Graham
No. 800 west Main street. was entered
by thieves Wednesday. who gained ad-
mission 10 the house through a rear
window on the ground floor. Mr. Graham's
family are out Of the city, but ne sleeps
n the house. and on going there We'd
ncsday night found everything in much
disorder
The thieves evidently made one or two
trips. for the amount OF stun carried off
could not lave been taken at one time.
They did not take any silYerware or
clothing that was marked. but carried
off everything else in the way OF clothing.
They went through every bureau and
wardrobe. The case has been put in the
hands OF the police, but as yet no ar
rests have been made.
Mr.. Antonio GrafIinga, the keeper OF
ST Johns burying-ground and sexton OF
the church, who was brutally assaulted
by an unknown negro man Wednesday,
was very much better yesterday. No ar
rests have yet been made.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-03
The American Home Building and Loarr
Amortization

will hold It's July series open until
Monday. August 9TH, and offers for
sale limited amount OF It's prepaid NOM
assessable stock. which viii be entered.
i'm the July series If purchased prior to-
tugust 6. 1894.
advance. upon which the holder Will be
paid the following dividends semi-annual1
~: 6 per cent. for the first year, per
cent. for the second year. and per cent.
thereafter, while the same remains In
force. If left to the end of the third year. }
This stock Is fully secured by first real
estate mortgages. and has a liberal With
draWal feature after two years.
For further particulars call at the Home
Office No. | north Tenth street, Rich
mond. Va.
OTIS II. RUSSELL President.
j. 4. PATrEE. Secretary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-03
Elletts majority, A..
Delegates-Wise. J.; Elicit, ).
,,.Drs0S WARD
REHABILITATION.
Total vote for city. 5.0l6.
Delegates-Wise, IS; Elicit %.
MOTIFS.

The machinery Of the primary was as
well-nigh perfect as IL could be. ana re-
fleets credit on Chairman Dawson ana
fhe now committee They deserve special
credit. as Chairman Dawson ana some
of his ward superintendent had ther
first experience IN elections on ms occa-
sion. ..,t.fao-
The days work gave perfect satlsi .s
ton 10 the party public, ana tnat Is the
crucial test after all. 10.
Colonel Elicit was overcome uy uett
at CorcOran Hall yesterday ana haI 70
be driven home, where he spent the par
ance of the day In bed. Although teeilas
quite unweH last evening he received ms
friends I'm his room. and many congratuIa
tions were offered him on the result III
Richmond and his seeming excellent pros
meets for the nomination.
CAPTAIN Wise spent the evening quletiy
at his brothers. home, POI east Nam: re te
declined 10 express any opinion OF .he
nrobable result in the balance OF the dis
trict. 49,. ,.,o,,o Zoe
ONT Of one hundred and fOrty-four Tor the
entire district. as follows: Richmond'
ffty-six; King william three, and Ches-
ter, one. He only requires thlrteen u
have a majority, and his friends claim I'm
that they are in sight. and look on MS
election as already assured. -,
II is thought that the primary IN iieh-
rico will no doubt decide the contest