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wv ANTICIPATES ID = q
w STEREOTYPING OF ANY AND
ALL KINDS. can have the work prompt
ly and satisfactorily done by leaving their
orders at THE TIMES OFFICE. Terms
reasonable. wy
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RAILROADS.

II ICHMOND, fkEDEKICKsBul.c 80,
III POI OMAC KAILHOAD ~ IN
Schedule commencing JUNE o.
Eastern standard time. - 1874
100 a. NJ, Leaves Byrd-sfr.e.
odlly stops a. IH'1
local STATIONS .r. a.
Washington iU.t5 20
tmOre. - noon. ll.. %
30 T. NJ; New I..f
=. ~. iuliindu car Il. 81.
1900 noon, Leaves Byrd-str.et ....
udliy except ruU..I.. N
az tiba, AshlauI. ..a
VI | ( rl Ir...
Brooke, and Wlrq.f-- Us
llFes m Ndhlin.f1. "'
T. Nj Baltimore BID.
~, philadelphia. r.. ~
New YORK. 1u4. h. 81
connects WIFI l...r
Limited, arrltiI. &C.
more f.Jf J.
York N.nS y. ST. I...
70 Washington '-'
700 I. Al, Leaves lyrI--trr,f ...t..
daily. SItcD.U. ...
Inond 20 New Yor,
iuBton 20 Ihnfl..
az Elha. AshIa.f
M ID fOrd T..
brooke, and WI...
81 other stations ..
Arrives at Na.
li.lO b. ~, UlIf.
A. ~; PMhI.
~. New York OH
$40 A. H., Arrives at Eyr
ton daily. sIn.... . :
iofh. Stops a.
Brooke. frnH.UI.
ford. boswell
EIba. stops t.
tons on Surl.
2;5o p. NJ. krrves at nyr
ton daily eAD..t
stops Ht WiNrn.
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In execution OF certain deed ., un tnt
70 the trustees OF me ne hGme eot hd Istinjs,
berg and Mary Rindsberg, dated Jun
7, 1893, duly recorded In the CT n. In
flee OF Richmond Chah; ny p"is tch
Deed Book l4g B. page 10. a
was given to secure the paymohS 81 81. ~
certain bond therein mchuOned. deia' y
having been made in the PaS in',rI tt,
a mart thereof and being d.rrc'CI ID
the board OF directors OF san 1'u,'i N
Building Company Uerpet liO, We 80
offer for sale. at pubic auCuoi' VIZ ~
premises, on ,.ot
THURSDAY, the Goth Day Of Aug lfo''
at $50 o'clock j. NJ, The apoye1."GJn en-
toned HOUSE AND LOl' ,"Hnion -
scribed I'm said deed as foio"7, va. 1-
All that lot of land, Wit the HhpvV,h.C,,,
ments thereon. Oh tie nortu me q. 1isI
street between Seventh anu ~, - -
streets, beginning at pplnt on ne ~ ~, =,
line Of Clay street u teet West Vl l'is us, :,
street, running thence west%hs nurs ' bSrR
CAV street Is AZ feet tnehce O"C,e
betyeen parallel lines 100 feet 70 tI
sIiev ~ feet wide. The impr oVemeats
consist of a pretty and substantially !
built frame dwelling. win . RUINS '''N'
the usual modern Improvement ZOO,
TERMS. Enough IN cdsH ~ 10y y
OF sale ana the sum Of SlpZel, Nulcu -
Tho amount now due on said bond. ana
tbe balance. whatever il may be- on Ius
following terms. tO-Wit: one thlrd cdshi
one-third in six months, ana oit 'Htto
in twelve months. the purch ser Ia ,bNS
negotiable notes, win Inlott'I "N'N' -
and secured by deed y trust:
\. j.. HAfbltDN ~
T. T. SUTTON,
n. SELDOM TAYLOR.
Trustees OF the Home BullJlnB en-,
pany PerpetudD. 'u-f-''
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TRUSTEEs SALE BY PUBLIC AUG
Il TlON OF 4 SAW-MlLL AND ALL
THE APPURTENANCES AND MA
CH1NERY THEREOF, WAGONS. JOG
CARRIERS, HORSES. MULES OXEN.
COMMlSSARY'S STORES. &c. ~ HAN
OVER COUNTY, VA
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AUCTION sAJYs-Future Day.

~"OT-0D"~|~"-~~~DN-N~0-" .
BY II. Seldom Taylor * Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
Omce, Eleventh and Bank streets.
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TRAINS NOKTHW ARD
T.ily
STOPPING PLACES.


Nos. 90, 40. IS. and 80 make no stops
No. 4Q3 stops on signal at Reams, StJucy
Creek Jarrdtts. aHd Belucld 80. iD-
Chester, Hcams, Stoucy Greek Jarruttr .
and Belileld, Nos -, 81. and is stop up
signal az Manchester. DreWTy 5 Contra
lid. and Chester. Sos. 80. IS, 3N, 49, 81, ~,
4S. 3D. and 81 VIII stop On signal AZ AL
stations.
Pullman Palace Buffet Sleeping-Cars on
an through trains. on trains Sos. 81 ana
80 seeplng-cars between Richmond ana
NEW LINE TO ATLANTA, GA.
Leave Richmond l2.3 A. M daily. ar
irving Weldon 2.3S a NJ, and 90 Atlanta
500 +. A. Via S. A. l.. Through sieepers
Richmond 10 Atlanta
THE ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO
NORFOLK.
reave- Arrive
ptchnd%i 900 A. ". Norfolk. n % A. ".
Richmond. $50 L. VI. Norfolk S.S5 Z. N.
Torf0lk..ss 40 4. NJ. Richm' Il. HOO s. VI.
Norfolk. 1895 y. ". Rlchmd.. 100 J.. NJ
The trains leaving Richmond az 900
A. N. aud Norfolk at ABS i. NJ are solid
trains between these TWO points, and pas.
sengers 60 through without change Of
Trains leaving Richmond at 900 A..
81. and 1850 =. ~. and arriving at Rich
mond al 81 A. NJ and $50 H. NJ. make
close connections at Petersburg 20 and
from Farmvllle, Lyuchhurg ana West.
- N''' r. NJ SULLY,
Superintendent
r.. +. y. MYERS.
General Superintendent
T. NJ. EMERSON. Traffic Manager
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m RUsTEEs' AUCTION SALE OF
i THAI DETACHED, wEIL7BgILT
ATTRAcTIVE. AND CONyENIENTLY,,
ARRANGED Two-STORf, s-RGoM
FRAME. DWELLING. s No: :, "a .r,, cLA Ah
EIGHTH. THIS Is a NICE r. ~.
CENTRALLY LOCATED, AND IN a
GOOD NEIGHBORHOOD.
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ALBEnARLE FEMALE INSTITUTE
CbarIo6tesvfIIse, Va.
VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE,


STAUNTON, VA.
Mrs. Gen. ]. l.. b. STUART. Principal
The next session. of nine months. opens
SEPTEMBER -. 1894. Full corps or
teachers. every advantage, and terms
reasonable Apply for catalogues 10
the Principal jy21-fr, su&weOw
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nuLADELPHIA. RICHMOND AND
NORFOLK STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
APpoinIee p i4,3s a. aaysp every ana TUES.
SUNDAY ut A. NJ Freight for Tues
DAVIS and Fridays steamers received
until sailing hours. For Sundays steamer
TIL Z. M. Saturday. Freight received
daily till L. NJ.
Fare 10 PHILADELPHIA. %
For further Information apply to
j. w. McARRICK,
General Southern Agent,
Dffice-Rorkstts
w. i. CLYDE g. co.
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WORK RIVER LINE via WEST POM


DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
THE FAVORfTE ROUTE TO BALII-
MORE, PHILADELPHIA, AND
NEW YORK.
LEAVE RICHMOND;
TRAIN NO. Is, 4.45 L. NJ
Baltimore Limited daily except sunday,
for West Point. connecting with YORK
River steamers for Baltimore. at which
for Washington Philadelphia. New YORK.
&c.
TRAIN NO 10. $40 L. NJ.
/ oCAL EMPRESS. daily except sun
- day. Stops at all stations. At
Lestor Manor. connects with stage for
WalkertOn; also. connects with Balu-
more steamer at West Point daily eN-
cept Sunday.
STEAMERS LEAVE BALTIMORE L.
NJ. DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY.
Trains from West Point arrive at Rich
mona al h.V5 a. VI. daily, 1910 \. NJ,
eHaiiyi except Sunday and Monday. anu
gu T. NJ. daily except Sunday.
TRAIN NO. ~, 200 a. NJ.
OCAL MINED, daily except sun
H day; leaves Twenty third-SUeet sta
tlon Tor West Point and intermediate
points.
Ticket otice az station foot Of Virginia
street; open thirty minutes before depar-
ture OF an trains.
city ticket Office. 9Ol Main street
j. NJ. CULP ". A. TURK,
Traffic Manager. Gen. pass. Agent.
". H. GREEN, General Manager.
>. :. b. THOMPSON. Superintendent
JNO. VI. BEALL, Trav'g Pass Agent
go east Main street, Richmond, va.
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GO o5'o s11'rl and
~s-HnuTE.
EFFECTIVE AUGUST .. 1884,
TRAINS LEAVE KIChNOAD.


TRAINS LLAs IL iAlO4l-' Wv 10
.-.,. ..,..,,,.t.r .,...,c
40 A 0t1'll,.uItu pul.4Al ,.f lO. ...
ca etdIy"s' ~ ."tD'e1 iI....
C44 o'"N -'"'40'"'
NOUN ,..u.,., Cor .-
3lW J. Sl1 bt'y n'rl ,','- .....
90, 9t'..'D'5 ..I I..ls.
Ciu o'"'' WI A0'"'
=, H1o"D'' t ... -..I.I.
o.5O \. NJ -" i,,.tl. ''''' t.....ta
a. e@r.f-.ty.II. Tor $50. A..-.
20" - 81 7''''' co.. al I.a.e
t'oA 1909 - 81. .,",.'n - al -li..-
tot lleoNt 5000
,.o, - A. toH AL H'".u .I.I ST. I..
~ J. al nv 't'...,1, ,.I N.I....
o.eepeiS l., .- -'r 20 O.
'on to,ss e. ,, s"s' S S.o.6intcts %
Cosinston il,or s sssrsed a.
springs. ~ u loc..
aih.IS c"is,s s.'ri,t Follow
slt'"i fr',, ChIriofiessille B.
Goshen. e......
$50 T. H. Lo, .,@rtau51ation for Charlait...
Vile. ..
~'SV - 49, pTiimaa 10 Hinton and t..-
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A Is. LlPSCOMB.
WAGON MAKER.
79l EAST CARY STREET.

has on hand and will make to order
Surreys, PhGetons, Grocery Wagons,
Spring Drays. Trucks &c. Repairing
and repaintine at low prices.
myo7-El1 we&fr3m
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BY virtue Of two deeds Of trust to the
trustees OF the Home Building Company
1oseph Rindsberg. one dated May 26.
1871 and the other March y, 1919, res,
corded, respectively, in Deed Book l43
A, page 30, and Deed Book 14S q, page
ISL. clerks Office Richmond Chancery
Court. default having been made in the
payment OF a part Of the debts secured
by these deeds. and being directed by
the board of directors or said Home
Building Company perpetual, We Will
offer for sale at public auction, on the
premises, on
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BetII

Mss DANIELS SCHOOL, I0l WEST
VI MAIN sTKEET-rhe Ninth session
nj this school viii begin the FIRST
Sio[BAY ~ OCTOBER, 1894. Tom
retcnt assistants will be employed IN
aU branches. For circulars. apply 10
the Principal or 10 bookstores,
fv2F1ulA cOltlse
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SUMMER RESORTS.
new RIVER WHITE SULPHUR.

This OLD SUMMER RESORT Is under
new management. New furniture-every-
thlng new. Fishing and hunting not 10
be surpassed In the mountains or Vir-
sinia. Terms reasonable. Write Tor
pamphlet. Address,
SCOTT n BISHOP.
auiolseA Eggleston, Va.
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LOST OK FoUND.

OsT-IN BARTON HEIGHTS OR
j. Richmond. between North road and
sixth ana Leigh. CHiLD'S TAN JACKET
II sent TO post-ohce In BARTON Heights
or Coz east Leigh, a suitable reward viii
be given. au2i-lts
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4 rLANTIC COAST LINE.
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL
ROAD TINE TABLE.
Commencing SUNDAY, June o. 1891.
at $50 j. n. trains on this road will
run as follows.
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MAKE MONEY $ :: ::;: :% q t IN
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE CHANCERY COURT OF THE
4 CITY or RICHMOND.
Sol. Cutchins, executor Of the estate OF
Archibald Hutchcon,
against
Agnes A. Hutcheon, in her own right
and as guardian of Jennie Rankin
Hutcheon and others, &c.
Extract from decree entered July 70.
lSJ4)
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,,,n OFFER 10 CLOSE or IhlS
rrpAp,rAfENT OF OUR BUSINESS.
OUR STOCK on .,
TUBULAR AND hoCOMOlINH
BOILERS,
from 8 70 5J-nofse power, $3.50
trORiZONTAL CENTRE CRANK
ENGINES,
,>..,ohad mr. motlnted on boiler, FROM
A 10 l2-h0rBe power.
NIL. Regimes and Boilers are new,
~ our standard designs. tina, are wei
known. -, - FfrYJ.eYS
6sished. Any VI these can Dc UouSht
very low.
o,ct,uoNp LOCOMOTIVE AND
fsiS MACHINE WORKS
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AS substituted trustee under a deed OF
assignment from George &. StaTke, dated
ON the 81 day of August, 1894, and re-
corded in Hanover County Court clerk 5
office, as OF the same date. Will sell
10y public auction, on the lands Of Ut.
c. Il. Jones, about four miles west OI
the town OF Ashland. on
THURSDAY, August 80 1894.
commencing at IL o'clock 4. NJ, all The
property conveyed In said deed, consist
ing principally OF one saw mill, appur-
tenances and machinery thereof. one
wagon. three log-carriers, two horses;
two mules, one sile-bar buggy, four head
oxen, ali stock of merchandise. consist
ing of groceries, shoes, dry goods, &c,
contained in the store or eommissary
The engine Is 25-horsc power, with saw
mill works complete ami nearly now,
and all the stock Ia good condition. For
further Information, address the auc-
tioneer at Ashland, Va.
TERMS. Cash, except as 20 the SaW-mill
and It's appurtenances. for which one-half
Will be required in cash; balance in sixty
days for negotiable note satisfactorily
endorsed. $. J. DOSW ELL
Substituted Trustee.
J. a. BROWN Auctioneer, Ashland.
Va, August II, 1894. aul9-lOt
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FOR SALE.
PERSONAL.

Richmond, Va, Aug. 90 1891.
T HAVE APPOINTED SAMUEL REY
4 NDLDS my agent TO conduct the
Grocery and Feed Business 10 buy anC
sell for cash only.
au2l-l2t J. y. REYNOLDS
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Pre- are for Govern
ment Academic. Uni
yrr-Ities aud Business
For cata ogues address
Mai +, a. Nc iNNEs.
Bethel Academy L. q
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RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY

No. , east Grace street. Richmond,
". JOHN IT, POWELL, Principal;
lIRS. T. &. PEYTON, Assistant frin-
cipal. The twenty-second session ueslus
WEDNESDAY. september - 1897 tata-
l0gues containing all necessary informa-
ton ana the corps OF teachers can be
gotten at the bookstores. and VIII be
sent upon application. lylj-su, we&ir5m
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THuRsDAY. the 3Oth Day OF Aug. 1894.

at o'clock T. NJ, the aforementioned
REAL ESTATE. il being the same con-
vcyed by said deeds, and described there
in as follows. viz: All that lot Of land.
with the improvements thereon. on tie
north side OF clay street. between Seventh
and Eighth. beginning at the middle OF
the partition wall between Nos. 100 and
7U2 east Clay street. q feet from the
northeast corner Of seventh and Clay
streets. running thence eastwardly along
clay street 22i2 feet 10 the middle of
the alley between Nos. 1u2 and 70i,
thence back between parallel lines 50
feet. The improvements consist of Il
neat tWO-story. h-room frame dwellings,
with modern improvements, and IN nice
order
TERMS: Enough in cash 10 pay cost
Of sale and the sum OF Sl7.S9, being
the amount now due on the bonds be
cured 10y the above mentioned deeds, aud
the balance, whatever IL may be, on the
following terms. to-wt One-thrd cash,
one-thrd in six months, and one-third
In twelve months, the purchaser 10 give
negotiable notes, with interest added,
and secured by deed Of trust.
\. j. HARGRONE.
i. 4. SUTTON.
II. SELDOM TAYLOR
Trustees Of the Home Building com,
pany PerpetuaD. au@t'd
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- "On consideration whereof
the Court doth adJudee, order. and de-
cree that this cause be referred TO one
OF the commissioners of this court, VINO
shall state and settle the accounts and
make and report the enquiries following,
to-wit;
list. An account Of the real and per-
sonal estate of which the late Archibald
Hutcheon died seized and possessed.
'9d An account of all debts or demands
against the estate of the late Archibald
HutcheCn, with their dignities and pri-
critics, IL any.
I'D. An account of the transactions Of
Sol. CutChlns, executor Of the estate Of
Archibald Hutcheon, deceased.
"The said commissioner shall publish
notice OF the time and place of settling
and stating the foregoing accounts once
week for four successive weeks In
some newspaper published I'm the city Of
personal service on all parties con-
cerned."
Office Of
Commissioner William NJ. Turpin.
No. II Shafer's Building,
Richmond Va. Aug. H. 1894.
To All Parties In Interest:
Take notice that l shall proceed 10
execute the foregoing decree at my Of
fee, No II Shafer's building. Richmond
Va, on the 18th day Of September, 1894
at the hour Of 10 y. NJ. when ana whers
you may attend, II you think proper TO
do so. WILLIAM NJ. TURPIN.
Commissioner.
SOL CUTcHINs. for ali parties.
aul7-fr4w
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UmGINIA NAyIGA,rlS1NN CeoMPANY's
shore cheapest and most pleasant route
IN Norfolk. Portsmouth. Old Point, New
mort News, Claremont, and james River
landings. Connections Old Point and
Nnrfoik. for Hampton and Smlthhrid,
IA Washington, -. C., Baltimore, Phila-
feirhia and New York. James river by
GGe,iii,i@nt Great tourist line. james,
80 t@en9 Dutch Gap, and war scenery. Rates
-. man half charged by rail. Fare to
portsmouth, old Point aud Norfolk, 81 80
ant 81 Steamer POcahontas leaves Rich-
49,, ~ every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY,.
MI 'iFRlDNY at a. VI. STREET CARS
~ ao GlKECTLY 10 STEAMER :
NNffARFe for ab0ve-named places
Through tickets on sale on steamer aud
a. G1Tber's Agency, No yOl Main streof
Taegase checked through. State-roorns
a~5 I'D FOR day or llght. Music by a
-rsnd orchestrlOn.
e'EeinaIGHT. Freight received daily for
obove.namei places and Eastern North
1a.S,rn{ina: also, for Eastern Shore OF Viz
INA and all regular landings on the
fa Enc river, At LOWEST RATES. and
uIiB9TX1H WEISlGER. Superintendent.
pnyVARD r. BARNEY. President.
General Ohices-Planters' Bank Build
Ing
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE,

VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE,
LEXINGTON, "a.
Fifty-siXth year. state Military. Scien-
tine and Technical school. Thorough
Courses ln General and Applied Chem
istry and in Eugineerlng. Conters de-
also degrees OF j.. S. ana c. j. in Tech
nical Courses. All expenses. including
clothing and incidonials. provided at
rate of $3.50 per month, as an average
for the four years. exclusive or outht.
New cadets report September ist.
GENERAL SCOTT SUlPP,
jyIS-We, lr&sulst superintendent.
MRS MAY TALLEY. FIFTEEN
vi years experience. Voice culture.
Lamperhs Method. Sight Sinsing. Piano
Iisseu's System OF Touch and Technir
Theory. Analysis. Pedagogy as. applied
10 Instruction iu Music, Musical Litera-
ture and Allied Subjects Theory and
Analvsls given 10 each student. History
class for students once per Week Rich
moud va. Musical studio No 2io north
Fifth. between Grace and Broad
iVl--su. ~ eA fto'u
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AUCTION sALES-This Day.


nv direction Of A. ]. Berry, Esq. WING
has newly furnished a smaller house.
will sell at his late residence NO. 40
east Grace street, on
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sIEAMBOAT&

o~-~-~-N~-00-~-~-~.~-~- --~.~-~-~~~-0-0-~-0-~
aid DOMINION STEAMSHIP CON-
PANG.
TRI-WEEKLY LINE FOR NEW YORK;
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BASKEKs AND EKOKEKs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-14
THOUGHT 1T WAS A BOMB.

A Package of Books Causes Con-
attenuation in a .Pittsburg Court.
During the trial of the fifty-eight Mans
field Coal valley rioters at Pittsburg yes
terday CONSERVATION was caused by a boy
handing to District Attorney Burleigh a
square object wrapped in brown paper and
tied tightly with string.
Mr.. Burleigh took 1t in his hand for a
moment and then jumping to his feet. he
threw the package on the table. He was as
white as ghost and all at the couns SCI
table were scared. =.
Mr.. Burleigh demanded to know where
the package came from There were an.
archists among the prisoners, and it was
known that there were many sympathizers
in tire corridor outside Of the court room
The lawyers quickly recovered themselves
and the examination proceeded, while De
teclve Goehring carefully cut the strings
and removed the paper. The package con.
tanned half dozen old PAPER books. A
smile passed around. and Mr.. Burleigh ad.
mitted that he had bit on joke
me entire day was taken up by the de
Tense In trying to prove alibis, and some
decidedly contradictory evidence was pro.
duced. One of the prisoners, Harry Fee.
Fan, afterward identified as being amona
the rioters. swore that he was home with
his family at the time did not know there
Was riot. and saw no coal tipples burn ed
Another prisoner said he had been in this
country twelve years and could not speak
English.
Great confusion prevailed at the cour,
house all day. Fully go foreigners strug.
gled to get an admittance, but were pre-.
vented by posse Of deputy sheriffs who
guarded the main entrance
IN the crowd were a number of women
carrying children in their arms They were
the wives of the alleged rioters Only a
rev OF them were admitted. The trial will
last several days yet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-14
EVANSVILLE.

A committee consisting of Messrs E. NJ
Burchard, S. Clifford Cox, j. ii. Ralston
and l.. o. Wissman, representing the re-
cent public meeting, interviewed Senator
Bowie and Delegates Downing and Smith
of the Prince Georges county delegation
at Annapolis yesterday. Mr.. Wilson was
absent. The committee asked that the
points of difference between the citizens be
referred back to the people of Hyattsvlle
for settlement. The delegation agreed to
hold this under Amusement until the return
of MIR. Wilson. but some of them intimate
that the request would be refused. The
committee states that it was asked who
protesting petition were native Maryland
ers how many were considerable property
holders, and what were their politics
The two members of the house were ask
ed to present the protesting petition to the
house. One declined and the other refused
to give. an answer until he could consult
Mr. Wilson. The committee thereupon Sc
cured the promise of a member of the
house, not from Prince Georges county
that the petition should be presented to-
day.
The committee report that the bill as il
passed the senate has been amended SO as
to cut off about 1-2 acres from the west
this step was taken without the citizens of
Hyattsville In any way acting upon the
matter.
The delegation promised that the bill
would. at all events, not be presented to
the house for day or two to come. 1t is
induce the governor to veto the bill pro-
viding for the new charter presented by
the first citizens committee if 1t masses
the legislature.