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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-05-23

FRANCE and the United States are
the two leading republics in the world,
and in them every man has the same
rights as any other, and each and all
take part in the election of the law
makers, and the majority rules. And
vet in them the anarchists are more
numerous than in any other country.
This would be strange if there were
any reason in anarchists. Why the
victims of tyrannous governments
should desire to destroy them is readi-
ly comprehensive, but why sane men,
living under and taking part in gov
ernments, the laws of which are made
by their own representatives, should
want to break them up, is inexplicable.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-05-23

The Wholesale markets are without arw
features and quiet. Flour is still easy -s!,i
are mainly of family brands Wheat
shade higher but there is no disposition on
the part of buyers to speculate range 81 to
81. Com is steady at 10 to Is. Rye % 10
"a. Oats 80 to ~ in bulk on ears. Egg-
II to 1llo. Butter 10 to 16 aid very dull.
Other Produce and Provisions are in ilir de-
mand
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-05-23
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA MAY % l-94.
SAILED
Schr Nellie BY, st. Georges Island hunter
by ii d Smoot.
NOTICE.

The undersigned purchasers of the enfi'., r
ate property of the Washington and Arlington
Railway Company, as evidenced by deed ii"' =
James r. Cation. special commissioner' ''a'''
May 10, 1894, and recorded in The ani i1. !.
cords Of said county. having in sad ie'. 81.
forth the name Of the corporation croai'ri :
virtue Of such purchase and convey'nle ~. n
the WASHINGTON, ARLINGTON - -.
FALLS CHURCH RAILWAY CONF ~ J.
and having created capital stock tAeTc-i,
and having declared the STOCKHOLDERS 'l'l'
to be themselves and assigneeo. the nndeT---.s.
now give notice that the first meeting % y.
sic kholdcrs of the THE Washington AiaA-l
ton and Falls Church Railway Company ~. W
be held on the SEVENTH DAY ~ l.,
1894, at 2 o'clock noon At the ollie o. ~. ~
company at Rosslyn, Alexandra County. ~, '.'
GINA, for the purpose of olcctiug Pf.,.is..
and Board Of Directors. The stoc6 l!'-'...7
entitled to vote at said meeting will &
and their lawful assignee
CHAS. S. HINCHMAA,
J. LESTER WOODBRlDlft-
Purchasers of the Washington and ARM
Railroad. my y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-05-23

QUEENSTOWN CATTLE MARKET, May -
At Union stock yards-Somc 123 cattle wore
offered and sold as follows Best ! ,a4 -
good 33.,a4c. medium 3a3i2r. common ~
2loc per lb. Some 39S Sheen and liiis
were on the market with sales rs ioi."--
Sheep sold at Babe per h. lambs at "a e
per ID. Cows with calves sold from > '.'
$40 each State of the market for sheep "''
dull
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-05-23
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET. MAY %.

CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET. May 22.-Ia.'
tle-market steady and quiet prime to eyir,
native steers S4 15a4 40. medium stat ~
Others SO 75a3.95, Texans S2.S5a3.G5 pr
100 lbs. Hogs market steady and % high.
er; rough heavy $l.25a4.5o packers and
mixed $475a4.S so, prime heavy and butchers
weights 81 S5a4 90 assorted light !: N'e
1915 per 100 lbs. Sheep and Lam
market active and higher; top sheep I; i.'oi
$50 per 100 lbs; top lambs S4.75a5.22 ief
100 lbs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-05-23

Memorial Day was observed yester.
day in Fredericksburg and Norfolk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-05-23

At yesterdays session of the AS
sembly of the Southern Presbyterian
Church at Nashville, the executive
committee on colored evangelization
presented their report. The report re-
affirms that the establishment and
maintenance of a separate African
church assures the most successful
measure of salvation of the negroes. 1t
urges liberal support of this work, and
asks that SIS 900 be raised for this
purpose. The report will be consider
ed to-day.
1t was decided to express no opinion
on the resolution with reference to the
personal purity question.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-05-23
The Prcsbytcrians.

In the Presbyterian General AS
sembly at Saratoga yesterday the
question of theological seminary con
troll was settled. By a vote of almost
four to one, the report of the majority
Of the committee that considered The
matter was adopted yesterday. The
report provides for acquiring the power
and right to approve the appointments
of professors and directors, and asks
the directors of the seminaries to
declare trust in favor Of the Presby-
teran Church, which the General AS
sembly may enforce in the civil courts.
At the same time committee is pro-
vded, which shall confer and advise
with the seminaries, and seek to gain
their consent to the proposed plan.
DR.. Brown, of Portland, chairman of
the committee on home missions, said
that the church must raise 81 ,23S, 34l-.
80 during the coming year in order to
pay the present Indebtedness OF the
board aud to enable it 10 prosecute its
work for the twelve months. During the
year 100000 has been received, while
a debt of nearly S250,000 is reported,
due to a falling off in legacies.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-05-23

New YORK, May -Flour-state and
Western dull and fairly steady; Southern
quiet and steady common to fair extra - oo
a3 90; good TO choice do SO 0oa3 80 Rye
Flonr steady and quiet; superiinc 81 't
3 20. Wheat firm, fairly active. Rye dull
and nominal; Western 4Sa57. Corn iirmer
and moderately active. Oats quiet and firm.
err May 393s Pork dull and easy; ne,-
Sl3 90 to S13 so; extra prime SD 30 10
S13 co. Lar quiet and easy; steam render
cd 81 30
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-05-23

NvOTICE.-Thc members of the - -.
y ERAN FRIENDSHIP FIRE CONF
are hereby notified 20 meet at their . l,a
citizens dress on THURSDAY ar J, ~ -.
NOON, May Oath, 1894, ut four o e. .-.. .
for the purpose Of attending tho ConieH'i''s
memorial services. By order OF
f. E BOWMAN, Prcsidenl;
C. o. SIPPLE, Secretary. N.Y. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-05-23

CHICAGO May 23-Whcat-July 56iqa
SOS Sept 577-; Dec Coz. Corn-Jnly
3SA Sept 39ls. Oats-June 34L.; Jnly
81 Sept 263sa26l2. PoIk-Juy 81 72i9.
Sept $11 S2le Lard-May SO 90; july
So IS Sept So so Ribs-July So 10; Sept
So 1913.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-05-23

IUST received nice lot Of MAINE " !l.'e
- STAR POTATOES. .>.r
H. King stree.
A TMoRE's MINCE MEAT and Ene.i'-
N Plum Pudding, just received y ,{n,-py
NrAssANUTA WATER at LUNI & TO- ~.
WI LENS. A fresh supply fecel'e" Lion
DAY from the Springs, 30 cents PEI go.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-29
ARRANGING THR PKOGRAHME.
The Competitive Dill Changed Prom Oct.
10Th. I" Oct. 9th.

The special committee from the EXecu-
tive and Citizens Auxiliary Committees
Of the Virginia state Agricultural and
Mechanical Society. appointed 10 arrange
for the opening day exercises for the
big Exposition 70 be held IN October next.
met in the s0ciety's Office in the Chamber
Of Commerce building yesterday morn
ing Those present were Me-srs Muir
ply, Wood Wickham, Lorraine. Rose
and Christian.
Rev Dr. Calish appeared before the
committee and stated that be would be
very glad. ana that II would also please
a great many other cluZcns, II the cay
% the competitive irill could De- changed
as October 10Th was the Jewish Passover
and one Of their most sacred occasions.
AFTER Or Calish had retired, Colonel
Murphy stated that as Jet no arrange
ments had been made for the opening
Cay. and suggested that TIE competitive
drill be- changed from October lOtn 20
October 9th. and that al the military
IN the state q Virginia and North Caro-
Ina D. invited 10 participate in n grand
parade and the other exercises incident
20 the opening day. This was unanimous
j. agreed 20.
Colonel Wiekham and Mr II /. Lo--
rline were then appointed a committee
% arrange suitable programme for o.
tgDer lyth which VIII h. the second day
Qi me exposition.
The committee decided % make an
urgent appeal upon an exhibitors 20 have
their EXHIBITS completed on or before
Monday. October sth. so that the build
ing VIII present splendid appearance
20 The large crowd that Will certainly
De present on the opening day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-29
baseball Notes.

The Crows won. but they have got 10
,rrrroye on their work Of yesterday II
49, exnect to take t0-day's game Or
come out victors in the Norfolk u, series.
me Grabs won yesterday. Things are
narrowing down 10 a close margin ana a
SANFORD is certainly a great centre
''s The boys have lost their eye for the
ball. . ......,o..,
PLAYERS in the League
The Farmers had twelve men in yester-
DAYS game.
n was a relief when frost went out OF
The game yesterday. de should have
Hnrner Is a nice-looking fellow. lie was
v,tth the Balumores the first Of the
season.
Pender Is a second Knox.
Had Foreman been kept in the box the
Farmers would probably have won.
III Duke can get good control OF the ball
he Is the best pitcher IN the League.
Myers home run was a beauty.
Smith and Bailey will DO the twirling
to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-29
oB,rarER KrKER', hePORE.
Information About the Temperature
Clouds and Wind.

y Ryker. observer OF the United
States Weather Bureau al Lyncnours,
has sent out the following report under
date of August 9TH:
Tho Chief q the Weather Bureau d.
-..fs rhe publication ~ The f0AOVins
gata. complied from the record ~ cDseI-
,-ario.s for tn month ~ september /,
taken al this station Tor @ pcHol g
twenty-three years
II Is believed that the facts mus SCI
forth VIII prove OF interest q the pCthf
ae well as the special student showing,
as they do the average and extreme con-
ditions % the m re important mrieoi9- .'-.-
cal elements and the range "li-ll "A" li'-.'
such variations may De- eXpecir- 10 hTs"
6tlrlrar any c1rresYondine month
TemperatLre-Mean Or normal tempefa-
ture. ~ degrees. The "aIiAt@t 1eptt4.Ir'
Was that - Isl, win an average o. ~
degrees. TIE coolest september was that
~ 1l-1 with an average OF - degrees
The highest temperature during any sep
TENDER was es degrees on the an. l''i-
m lowest temperature during any SCI
TENDER was b degrees on me 99ih' -
Average date on which nrst klilhe
fr,-r occurred $50 autumn, N0Nembef ISL
ORGANIZATION lrain and melted snow r.
AVERAGE for the month. @si inches. aver
age number Of days Win ID or aH INr- ''
more. - The greatest monthly pltcii -i--
ION was lHcs inches IN lss. Ine least
,,,Crtblv rrecivitatl0n was ll2 inches ia
- The greatest amount OF precltita-
,ior recorded in any twenty-four consecu-
tive b -urs was 5.75 inches on September
il and IL. lss9.
clouds and Weather-Averaee number
or cloudless days. T. Average number
az partly cloudy days. H. Average num-
Der II cloudy days, ..
Wind The prevailing winds have been
from the northeast. The highest velocity
- me wind during any September was
% miles on the -stn, ~.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-29
COMMITTEE ON STREETS.
A Good Many AdditionA! Improvements in
Variou. Ward. Decided Upon.

The monthly meeting q the Committee
on Streets was held last evening al
o'clock In room 10. 3 of the City HalL
,rbos. present were Messrs Allen CHAR
man. BlOomDers. Doyhn. DIac0nt, cray
King. Ferriter. Mcdowell and Blankss.
Alterations were heard for the grams
and paving Of the alley between 1taian'
and Hancock streets and Broad an -,l"i
shah streets. upon the RECOMMENDS ''o1' ~
the Board OF Health. ConsideTaDs'S ~
sitlon was manifested by the mAyoItS -.
the abutting property owners P tSe,t'' -
in View Of the urgent recon- illr..1 ... %
the Board Of Heath, the Co,ll, -.
ciied. on motion OF Mr.. BioothDels, Ia
the Council be requested 10 OiueI inc
sl1ega,,ons were also heard for the
e-rsdi6s 81 an alley between twenty
fosrih street and an alley running rom
PrnsJ IN Marshall street, between IWen-
,v-foyrtn and Twenty-nfth streets. Near
~ All the AUDITING property owners pres
-, being opposed 70 the Improvement
he committee decided 10 reject the pc
titlon. ,,.,-.....s hoA h.., g.
sued in regard 10 the grading ana paving
- the alley between Twenty-fourth and
Twenty-fifth streets and Leigh street and
church Hill avenue. which Improvement
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-29

John yesterday.
William Egron,. black man. was
sent on % the Hastings Court Z an
sWer the charge Of stealing s. in cur
rency from Timothy Freeman. another
cclorel man who runs policy shop.
william acknoWlelg having possessed
himself ~ the coin. He said ne had
ait the game fOr So and had been writ
ten out Of his prize by Timothy's as
slstant. who had charge o. the draw
ifgs Re therefore entered the room In
which the game is conducted while the
proprietor ard his assistant were count
INK up the profits. seized s much silver
coin as he could FAKE from the table
and tolted.
James Christian. Archer Foster. and
Farley Molten little negro toy-l. were
charged with burg .ar.oUsly entering in
The daytime the store % Lawrence
Dwyer and stealing tleretrrm "a lot 4
cherO1ts. cakes and confectionery. Dab
ney Harding. fourth dim.nltive Afro
American. Who claimed 70 be- an eye
witness 20 the robbery. was put on The
witness stand s. Commonwealth Att0--
rey smith. Justice Cfufchfeli decl.neI
20 certify the case q the jury. on ac-
count u tie tender ages u the accused
They We're DISCHARGED
Rarkeeper August Jennings. who was
reported for keeping his saloon open
ana selling Igl0r Cn SUNDAY last. was
DISCHARGED. there beng no evidence u
sustain the accusation.
Ernest Nimus tcO.Oredf was crarg-i
with asss ulting and throwing rocks at
Samuel Hollius. The case was dsmiss-
Cd.
charles Carter (colored) was taxed s. s
and costs for begging Do the street
SalIe Branch tc0loreD TaiI a similar
amount for assau ting and abusing
George Johnson and using indecent Ian
guace on the street
Thomas Banister was taxed $50 and
costs fr being dlsorlerly ana throw
ing rocks a the door u Mary Marrow
rosa Hotson. dlsky and obstreper1us
female who created disturbance On
the street while drunk. was jailed for six
IS days
Frank stokes colorel was charged
win obtaining under false pretenses & -
from James Thompson. he was s.
William Moore. alias Turk, charged
with assauiring and threatening . cut
sarah Brown The case Was continued
rntl September lst for further eXami-
nation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-29

had also been urged By the Board OF
Health. On motion OF Mr.. King. the Com
mittee decided 10 recommend to the Coun-
GU mat the work be done.
Several property owners from Hanover
street, between Plum and Iombardv
streets. were present in advocacy OF Their
petition 70 have proper sewer connec-
lions made for their land After good
deal OF discussion on the subject tha
City Engineer stated that the best and In
fact. the only remedy. would be 70 con-
struct a sewer from Broad street through
kyland. through Franklin street and
through an alley between Franklin and
LOmbardy streets, and Afterwards through
PARK avenue. He added that II would
cost from SzJD 10 900 70 carry out the
Improvement. and 600 In addition 10
secure the right OF way about 10 fe.-t
north OF West avenue 10 Franklin. IL
was decided 10 recommend 70 the Council
that this matter be turned over 10 the
Finance Committee. 20 take the necessary
steps
An opinion was submitted from the CITY
Attorney 20 the erect that an owner 81
severa' odjoining lots along which ! sewer
rUns --t make with such sewer a
81 arats Connection for each lot.
The usual number OF bills were ordered
10 be paid end the payroll for the end
C the month was approved.
Nr. Bioomherg presented a petition for
the construction OF q sewer extension an
CLAY street between Twenty-thfrd and
Twert y-fOurth streets. On motion Of Nr
King. the committee decided 20 ask the
Council for a Special appropriation Of
go % execute the work.
on motion Of Mr. Di2cont Il was de-
cilel o. issue allegations for the grading
and paving d the alley between twenty
sixth and Twenty-seventh and . and z
streets.
ON motion ~ Nir. blanks. the CIV Fu-
plneer was Instructed 70 have the side
walks on both sides Of Broad street = the
Exposition grounds covered with cinders
the work 10 be done BY the hands and
carts.
on motion Of Mr.. Mcdowell. the COM
nittee decided 10 recommend 10 the
Council that sufficient money be appro-
priated 20 set curbing and pave cutters
on First street. between Broad and Mar
shall streets
business u minor importance the commit
tee adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-29
nunrterir Iemn-rnne- neetIng.

The W0man's Christian Temperance
,----'s- No. Union held their quarterly
r~alrir- in the parlOr OF the Young Men
1-,-'e.i7,I Association yesterday afternoon
a- as o'clock After devotional eAgfT,-
80 or.arad the regular meeting. A
Az. V.s sung by Misses Pesram and
smith and a very interesting "a tax on
,.rrreranc- was given by Mrs. L. ". Bur
..iE- me following officers were elect
~. - e,.s,ti-, wear. Nr- vi liam II.
t,i....ssnts president. Mrs pa Il. snep-
~ vice-pr-slient; Mrs. Tyler JoDsoh'
rec0-i.n- secretary. ia -.
mis- is thr last meeting 10 % hsl i-, pc oe.
+,e ICrrnan's Christian Temperance
1I-1i-1 convention meets in Roanoke on
Sartemb-r 18Th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-29
Virginia Historical Magazine.

~ rui,- Virginia Magazine or History
pr f,52,, 49, Oha official QUs rterly u
a. a.. Vi,sInis historical society. edited by
9r,,,t,fi,, Rr7lce) contains valuable anti
9aaTan iqIso eqsa Is vr Pqlo q Troops in
nllslli.N' - indian Wars" Affairs IN
EiIt S5 nj tn le9s. The First legislative
as.ss--mbiv In America." Ats tracts 81
Tireinia Lard. Patents" Historical Notes
- ~ 'Grories'' and genealc gies. All ~
a.. 80. ,broo, interesting side iieAts on the
tis,orv 81 the CcmmonV eaith. and indi-
ate the large amount Of precious m4te-
riai stin to be found in cut-cf.Ihe-"ay
tCrrers of the old Dominion. The Art
...-.+.,,r deycteS monthly space 70
~, mates many Of hich are eighteenth
rer f,.rv V!rcinian. and IL would be 6o9tn
i1+,,wftiva and entertaining II the Viz
ginia Magazine could supple u.ent tnese
9rI add ~ them q chapter On virginia
,'-,rs-of-arnls with their mOttces.-Critic.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-29
IT yAs aohFOLK's yIoIonY.
LyDehburg Did Good Fielding, but Her
Pitchers Were wild.

NORFOLK, Va, Aug. 2s.-Special.-The
Lylchburg team put w brI.aant fielding
zane here to-day. but lost all chance OF
Winning the game early IN the proceed
i.ss by the Wllcu.ss OF Mckenna and q
- ran. who relieved Mckenna Ia the
.f,a inning.
The tBO pitchers gave nine bases on
tails three OF which went by the catcher.
Norfolk only made four hits. bat three
~ them were punched In the seventh
inning, two tw0-baggers and a home run.
KSslrger was hit In the beginning, but
sieadlsd down. ana did excellent work
while the fielding Of the Cams was very
lpDg, WITH the exception Of TWO costly
errors by TRULY and OHagan In the sew
eots. The grounds were ia such condition
rom the recent rains as 70 preclude bril-
Aant FEATURES.
No.solk has strengthened her battery
Ssyerfglly BY the addition OF Hunt late
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-29
The Hustler Does Not Hustle.

THE Hustler" not a play but an in
e,i,+,.ion OF the thinr est fabric Of fun,
rnusic. and movement ever imposed upon
80 ar M. Academy Of Music last even
10 n was booked Tor enc night, for
arn,hgr + could never have stood. TIE
gallery gods predomlnate1. fact well i'm
pressed upon the more cultured per.ou7
Some Of which were told BY Columbus
70 his sailors. enccIed the comedians
when they sang a parody on sweet
Marie" yelled themselves hoarse az me
rrsllest preterce or excuse, ond made
themselves known in many other ways;
The institution. as the programme reaHs,
is utterly void of resemblance 70
Mot. The three acts were gwen up 10
hilarious farce end dog Win can can, %
the less said the better. As whole, one
word expresses the effect they produced
rnon tie audlence-uI Carable.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-29
MANCHESTER MATTERS.
NEWS CLEANED IN THE CITYJUsT
ACROSS THE JAMES.
Several Enterprises Resume Operations.
Back TO Old Yirginia-Arrested for
Fightipg-PcrsonaI
SAscBTsTrR BusrAu RICHMOND TINES.

Al-A III IL Nlhff4. DLAIIlE BLOCK
Work is now in progress at Johnston's
foundry and also the Manchester can
merry. Operations in the latter have not
been in progress for twelve months. \
large portion OF the Old Dominion Iron
and Nail Works was also at work yester-
day. The pudding mill started up yester-
day morning, and the plate nill nail
factory. and the horseshoe and guide
mill are also in operation.
The familiar face OF Mr. Charles Har-
nish was seen on the street yesterday
morning. 1slis young gentleman left here
about twelve months ago 10 explore the
western country. In conversation with
him yesterday he remarked that he ira
yelled one thousand miles through the
west by private conveyance, and was sat
isned that there was no place ike old
Virginia.
There was only one tTiring case before
me Mayor Court yesterday morning.
Ar. William SuwalG. an old CuZen or
Manchester after an absence o. about
thirty years. arrived here Monday and
was greeted by his Old friends. He was
on his way To the Pythian encampment
ar ashington, but VIII return 20 his old
home before leaving FOR Georgia, his
adopted State.
Mr.. George GibeIien and wife. ~ Balti-
more. are visiting Mrs. ". Stein. Mr..
Gibelien is 4 brother-ln-law OF Mr. ". +.
Stein. formerly or this city. but now OF
Baltimore.
Miss Florence Smith has returned 70
the city after an absence or three weeks
at Crew. much improved IN health.
The condition OF Mr.. Charles Cousins
was more favorable yesterday morning.
j. j.. Didlake and Joseph Holmes (cOl-
ored) engaged Ia a tight Saturday even
Ing in the neighDOrhOOd Of Swansboro.
Both parties were arrested. Holmes was
taken 10 jail and Didlake was balled 70
appear before Squire Jones Monday even
ing. The case was called and continued
until Friday at 7. ".
The infant child Of Mrs. J. ". Ander-
son. Of Chesterfield county, died suddenly
Monday evening about > o'clock, aged
fftecu months The child had been sick
about seven hours.
Mr. Henry Campbeiis child IS very
sick az his residence in SwansborO.
The condition OF Miss Kate hafl was
uuimproved yesterday
The lawn party for the benefit Of the
StocktOn-Street church on Cloptol's Hii
will be continued every night during the
week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-29

they expected. and finally decided 10 stop
business here. The first two or three
bills sent the company by DR. Carringtor,
We're paid. but after quarrelling with their
agent here. II is alleged. and falling -
comply with the State laws regarding
IDote'sn insurance companies, they wrote
cent OF the 81 40 due him. though their
letters ratified everything done by the
Doctor.
Dr. Darlington very shortly thereafter
instituted SUIT against the company in the
Circuit Court Of this city. and obtained
judgment against them for sl.7fS which
judgment was sent q Omaha 10 be sued
on and properly enforced there. That suit
Is now pending in the courts Of that city
DR.. Carrington's connections with the
company have been In every way legi;i-
mate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-29

10, J. Taylor Ellyson has decided 70
~ Srafa Democratic Committee 10
can '--S Richmond Al s O'Clock Friday
nm n,ening ~ september 7th. THIS viii prooa--
biv be- the only meeting Oh me genera RAJ
,. ---,ro.,r.sses Mr. EllysOn viii visit
W. districts and confer with the local
Tha Republicans Will hold a meeting al
The Henrico Cour house TO-DAY [, h oiiil-
rste candidate fer Congress. nessls
Itlrotind Waddill. Judge Lewis, and }. W.
SoUrhward are spoken Of a. candidates,
Hith the chances IN favor Of Judge Wad-
dul