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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-02
SHW LUIHERAN PdsiOF.
Services Welcoming Rev. j. a. MUorehesd
TO the Engi.h IysnGe icnl Church.

Rev. j A. MOorchead the new pastor
Of the First Evangelical Lutheran thuIth'
was duly installed last evening WIN very
pleasing exercises, and the occasion VIZ
marHcd by fratcrnal good fellowship anu
social intercourse. 80,
The church was filed TO the doors WIN
the members Of the church and coHsFeB"-
don. -,
Rev. +. G. Shucy, Of Rock Island, III,
an evangelist who has acccptdDly sup
piled tho pulpit for three months, wei
coined MIR Moorehead in the name OF
the congregation Rev. Jabcz Han was
the next speaker, and welcomed the new
conner in the name Of the Church Of DIS
cipies and referred very gratefully rs
the kindly hospitality shown by the Eng
hsh Luthcrans in throwing open Their
church TO their uses during the late DIS
CiIl@s convention.
Rev. James Y. Fair was also present,
and cordial lily welcomed Mr.. MOOrehead
in the name OF his denomination.
Mr.. MOOTehea1 responded IN feeling ana
fitting terms. and the services were closed
with the bencdictiOn by Or. Hall.
The congregation then repaired TO the
SUNDAY s.hOOl room, whore cfreshmentS
and a musical programme were enjoyed.
Rev. i. A. NooCche1d is twenty-scven
years old and showed in his address last
evening that he IS a very pleasing speaker
and d man Of ability, He is married,
but has 20 children.
He is a native Of Pulaski county, and
was educated at Roanoke college and al
the Theological Seminary In Philadelphia.
Mr. Moorchcad has had a charge at
Burks Garden. Va, for the past two
years. and previous TO that time was To-
Gated at Nmtou. Vie comes TO an active
and growing congregation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-02
OUTLOOK Al on tHLOiTESPiLLE
Greatly Improved - M Apathy They
Proved an A hi

CHARLOTTESVILLE. "a. Nov. l.
Special political outlook here is
greatly improved. The ofycdr is al
ways an apathetic year. ana the serious
ditiiculty is not with wrong headed pol
tiles but an Indifference. or lack Of en-
thusiasm in the presence Of which the
work Of polling the vote IS difficult. \
IN ,oting was held last night in the Fourth
ward and addressed by George W. Nor
TiS, Daniel Harmon. ana George Perkins
i'm speeches Of the very best character
The county has been thoroughly can
Naased, and with good results, col. Duke,
James Blakey. Dan. Harmon. George
Perkins. John S. Harris and captain
Woods have spoken at many points in
the county, and have had rousng re-
CCptions
Dennis Dudley and Ernest Thacker
were discharged, after An examination
into the charge Of robbinE two Syrian
women Of about 500. The accused easily
proved an abb.
The Presbyterian congregation last
night elected Dr. W. +, Norris, Profes-
sors John r. Sampson. g. H. Young, and
Mr.. Il. II, Wood elders,
Mr.. j. .. DamrOn and Miss Lille PurViS
returned this morning from Washington,
where they were married yesterday
Tlc foll initiation banquet Of the
r. l. L. X. A. fraternity, University of
Virginia, took place lasr evening at the
Masonic temple.
There was a Halloween party last
evening at the residence OF Mr.. J. r.
WamDlcT
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-02
cOLOUIIP, 81 CBSSOR.
A. o. Bacon Chosen for tho Long Term and
walsh for the short One.

ATLANTA. Ga. Nov. The Demo
cratic caucus Of the Georgia General As
sambIy nominated two Onited STATES
senators this afternoon, Ihe appoint
mont of Senator Patrick Walsh 10y Gov
eruor Northen was unanimously con-
drned hv his election 10 fiji out IN" I'M
exr,ired term Of the late Senator tolduitt.
For the long term. beginning March .,
In5 Hon. A. o. Bacon vas nominated
on the first ballot. lie received ~ votes.
Turner received q, Garrlrd q and Walsh
The nomination Of Major Bacon was
then made unanimous.
The contest has been a very heat,d
one and the candidates have BEEN on ne
sturnp for the past few months Oh the
four candidates, Bacon. Walsh and Car
rard are recognized as silver, ana turner
represented the attitude Of the admins
tration on the financial question. bolh
Bacop and Walsh. the TWO senator's nom
mated to-day. are Outspoken I'm theLT
advocacy Of a return 10 the iree anu
unlimited coinage OF silver at ratio or
NJ 10 / ana each OF them favor action Joy
this country in the settlement OF tu'
financial question, without regard 10 IT,
ternatioDaI agreement. Turner SuohLE
advocated the views OF cleveland 't
financial question, and based his ~
dacy on that line The election VIII IAN
pIace next Tuesday, but to-day caucus
settles the matter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-02

Frank Johnson, a Richmond negro who
lives on Byrd Island and who has been
i'm the habit Of visiting Manchester and
the surrounding suburbs for several W. hS
past and helping himself 10 al the ehioa-
ems ne could nnl, was arrested last night.
60 nulaiuts have been $50 numerous that
Richmond police were detailed 10 work on
the case.
officers II. j. Wreun and William A.
Shields have been laying for the thief
for several nights and last night they
caught him NJ me cn1 ~ The Free bridge
after a hard tusspl. as he was coming
home. He had q large bag on his shout
der and It was allied with fine fowls.
The owners can get them by calling At
the Second Police station and Identifying
them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-02

MARTINEVILLE. VA, Nov. Special;
In marriage 10 Mr.. !. y. Lewis. cashier
Of the peoples Bank, OF this pla e. The
cert mghy took place az the Presbyteridn
church 1T II O'Clock \. VI. There We're
about three hundred people present 90
Judge s. c. White.
This is one of the most fashionable
W, ddings had here for long time There
were a large number Of grJomsmsn,
brideemaide and ushers. The presents
were Tumcrogs and beautiful
The bride was dressed in handst mt
wn.,e silk. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Mr.. Arson, OF the Episcopal
church.
After the ceremony the bridal party
went 10 the house Of Or. II. VI. Drewry,
VksIe an cleglut entertainment was had.
The bride and groom left Immediately for
a northern tour.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-02
LED, Strategy IN re cnce + X chmond.r

Prof. F. W. BoatwriGht, the president
OF the Geographical and Historical So
Ciety, welcomed last night the audience
TO the first of the public lectures TO bc
delivered under the auspices of the society
during the current year. Then the Pro
fessor introduced Gen. Thomas r. Mum
ford, formerly Of Georgia but now of
Lynchburg The speaker held positions
of honor in the late struggle, and told the
story in clear and entertaining way
lie spoke highly OF the numerous histories
that have been written Of the Valley
campaign, ana said that he hoped to
elaborate his story of il ana soon the
histories OF the Valley campaign will be
one greater In number. He paid noble
tribute TO Stonewall Jackson and TO others
who so nohly performed the duties that
devolved upon them, but held forth the
opinion that IL Was the giant mind Of Lee
that was planning all. and that no one
else but him coulu have 50 directed.
Professor Boatwright announced that
on Friday. November Sd al 5 o'clock.
the annual address before the Geographi-
cal ard Historical Society will be deliY-
cred by Hon. Lyon g. Tyler, president of
William and Mary College. Mr.. Tyler
has informed the society that his subject
will be Memoirs OF Yorktown The pub
lie is cordially invited 10 each of the ad-
dresses given under the auspices OF the
Society.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-02

Eugene Rohiusons company pres euted
steele Nackaye's masterpiece. "HaIl klu-
Nai, al the Academy Of Music last night,
before a small audience.
The plot and many of the lines of the
play have been rewritten since the piece
WAS seen here last season. The last act
Las been eTureiy CDangel-a change that
tends 10 weaken, instead of STRENGTHEN
ing the dCnouement of the play.
tfe company, with several exceptions, is
composed Of actors who have not teen
sufficiently tutored in the school OF acting
10 be able 10 ceclaim their lines with the
correctness they demand and deserve
Miss Esther Lyons made sweet ami
dutiful Diane Mr.. John w. Rose was
comlcal as 'DodolPhe," and Mr.. Alex.
Itule was effective as the Due"
Paul kauvar," the title role fares
badly in the hands of MIR. J. Harvey
Cooke WHOSE portrayal cf the character
was weak ana crly strong where tbs,
dialogue was sustaining without theatrical
effects
Paul kauvar" continues AT the matt
nee and this evenings performance
Sadie Hanson. In "a Kentucky Girl"
VIII be the attraction at the Richmond
Theatre tonight
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-02
DIX. Dixon Ar carr CHARLES.
That Divine Has Purchased Fine Res
Idonce 1herc-"Dismond Backs"

CAPE CHARLES, VA, Nov. Especial.
ley Thomas Dixon, j. the we'll
known Baptist divine o. Ne" YORK GUY,
who has been spending large portion OF
his time with his family mere Tor ~"
past eighteen months, has purchased the
magnificent residence IN inns tlty 81 tLv
late H. W Dunno, late sGperlul5H.H,'
of The New York, Philadelphia ana Nor
Tou, railroad. and who died very sud
denly i'm Philadelphia about TWO moA'HS
AGO This residence is situated IN one
Of the most desirable locatolns N I've
town, and stands IN tn iet-,ggT,i,, 'icd nv
beautiful and well-kept lawn. ne
housc was erected t~o years ago, OF the
very finest materials that couId be PIr-
chased and is complete IN All itS ne
Sims and amendments. II Is considered
the most comfortable residence on the
Eastern shore. tn
AIR Dixon is very much pleased with
this section Of the country, ana VIII now
make this his permanent nome: Iyf' ara" d.
tious are being made 70 furnish Inc
bouse nicely. and IL Is expected 70 he
raadv for occupancy by the ir~t OF de-
cember. Mr.. Dixon has submittCd plans
and specifications for n'ds u baiIl an a.
GjtioH to The house, 70 lac usei as IL
hrary, the present one being too small
fo Accommodate his library OF over TWO
thousand volumes.
For several months Mt. t,tN"h mas
heen contemplating the erection OF a
residence here, and had secured several
hnil5ing lots adjoining the Dunno prop
rrtv He will now use those lots FOR
a park which will be enclosed 10y the
present property
The approach of cold weather brings
increased assurance Of good times and
retlirning prosperity To a large number
os people in this part OF the country. the
outlook for profitable oyster season is
very promising at the present time. The
ovstcrmcn report their oysters IN good
condition, and If the weather continues
cool and good prices are maintained
thousands Of dollars worth OF stock Will
be shipped from this port
The dIamond-back terrapin, hitherto IN
known in these waters TO any extent, are
said To be quite plentiful this year and
furnish a livelihood Tor a number Of
men. who are engaged in catching them.
as they can readily dispose OF an they
catch at prices ranging from so 10 $50
per dozen.
A number Of the citizens of this place
attended Democratic barbecue at Parks
ley Va. Yesterday given by the Acco-
mae County Committee.
The Democratic leaders in this county
are very hopeful, from the outlook and
expect to give as large majority for
congressman as they did two years ago
Mr.. Jones the nominee, stands very high
with the people in this county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-02
si, lhnnsnnd Illegal Voters.

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL, NOV, I'm me-
biggost n1i,ticaI sensation at ~" odmpu+1
Was strung here this afternoon. 30
Sdllwell private l"iectNe' 1io.En ,.o, ,,.
aglIu>t Registrar Evans ana b"' N'l,t -
y1,o he charges are Illegally ON me
oils Sullwcll claims to represent ''l
Dcmgcratlc ard non-partisan purity ,''t
,lccIiCn committee. Every one OF lHe
900 men are meTuoL'I by halnt
ou.lCl that they have no legal 81
donCa ana the committee demands mat
rh"jr names be stricken from the ress.r.i-
tiCn books. The local courts refuse ID
lake action. Suiiweil declares l1a' he
viii secure warrants and arrest 'U, d"
10 vote providing all the warrants can
NOT bn sciycd before ciccilun-d9y.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-02
O,EERHA L. IN NORFOLK.
Preparing to give the Governor u housing
K,ctpIion To-night.

NORFOLK, VA. Nov SPECIAL The
Democrats have arranged to give GOV
ernor OFerrall a royal reception at the
Academy of Music tomorrow night. when
he win address the voters OF the city on
the issues of the campaign. 1t viii be
one o: the largest political meetings held
In Norfolk for years The people of Nor
folk are thoroughly aroused, and this
city Will give Mr.. Tyler not less than
1,5Q1 majority. which ensures his election.
There has been very active campaign in
Norfolk for the past ten days. Judge sta
pies and Mr. Tyler addressed a large
meeting in Portsmouth tonight, and de-
liVered able addresses. which were en-
Enthusiastically received.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-02
PERSONAL AkD GENEHAL.
Inttretiag Facts About Birhmopo'
zens and OthFr Matter.

Sergeant ]. r. Jcter Is out 10 re-.
sharp spell Of sickness lie mas NV
ported for duty. however -,
Intelligence from Newport. News i ,,I,-
Gates an Improvement in lne
OF Mrs l. Prosser Harrison u.
Judge r. T. Fauntleroy OF me .o ~. 90 ~
Appeals, who has been on N ,aiS - ~
Paul and 81. Louis, has re'u''ieu ~
thi5 ci.y. cAa.,.-
Mrs George washington, Of Chafies-
tom " IA. Is visiting her sister MIS-
w Chase Morton, at No. j south sec
ond street
81, SaIIie Mems an accomplished mu-
etcian Of High Point, y. c. rs visiting
Niss l., f.. Clark. no. 3'3 north twenty
third street
Information received from officer Rex;
,cbG ts I'm Salem, states that ne IS sun
Guipe low and there IS no chahsc III
his condition
Sergeant TomIinson arrested yesterday
a negro named Wat Wayne, cnaIStI WIN
being n fugitive from justice from tue
State Of New York.
The earnings Of the Richmond and
Petersburg railroad for September io5f'
we're SIG, 39l 80, expenses. !2L1t0Z.. inc
earnings OF the Petersburg railroad TOT
the same month were &Go3S.i", eNpeH-
sos. Sl7,ssO.CG
one Of the electric cars on the tIdy
street line ran into q fOur-Wheel carriage
yesterday morning on Bank between
ninth and Tenth streets. one OF the
front heels Of the carriage was COM
pletcly destroyed No one WIS huft'
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man strictly to his promises maze ,i sa',
,iaaks ago. but we are permitted W soy
,hat the totals show "A 55.cD Deiio son az ~.
ma ,ority in New York and u,W ~
Kings. OF course the RepuUIiCa" aa"h
iorjty north OF the Harlem Will not ieaH t,
IN np0--Gov Flower. a most asUute Poinn,
icaI observer, says 30,00O-and TINS VIII
give Senator Hi clear majority Oh
more than 5000. For some 1ile,
AR the cover of n quiet and modest
ce ronaign. IL has been known that the
Deuocratic prospects were dairy grow
ing brighter To-day for the HrsI Uihe
the figures are given out. ,,u, ,i,
The efforts to have Senator mn spe .,'lS
again in this city have failed pee ause
the engagements he has MADE ca''''
The ARRANGEMENTS for the big recep-
ton to Speaker Crisp In BROOKLYN ." 90.
urday night have been completely ~ 80
Flower and ex-Ciov. Pattson, OF rem
sylvania. will take part In the speaking
FAULKNER SIZES CLEVELAND,
washington. d. C.. Nov. i.--Senator
Faulkner had a long talk with the Prcsi-
dent Yesterday in regard 10 the poilt-
cal situation throughout the country.
He happened to reach the White toust
while Senator smith . of TeT ntc ISfssSi
were there and the three men were
all ushered into the Presidents room
at the same time. They remained ior
nearly an hour and had general as
cussion OF the situation in various states.
Senator Faulkner declined absolutely 10
say any thing about what took place
during the interview with the President,
saving that he always considered any,
conversation he had with Mr.. Cleveland
strictly confidential unless the President
EXPRESSLY authorized him 10 make II
n,,bJic The other men were also very
reflcent as 10 what took place.
IL IL understood however, that sen
otor Faulkner gave the President
general review Of the situata4on IN New
boyever suggest to the President that
he he write a letter or take any other spe-
nial line Of action 10 aid the party TN
the closing hours Of the campaign. leaE y
ing the President 70 do as ne ilILht
mink hest without suggestions from any
Ia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-02
FITZ LEE IN DANVlLLE.
BE ACCORDED A GRAND OVATION
BY THE PEOPLE THERE.
Met at the Depot by Three Hundred hsrse-
men and Escorted to- HIS hotei-his
Ringing speech in the T"bsrnaei'.

DANvILLE. VA. Nov. Especial
General Fitzhugh Lee had grand ova-
ton n, re- tonight. lie had been announced
TO speak on the political issues OF the
campaign al the Academy OF Music, which
has n seating capacity OF 500. but u was
evident that that building woQid HVt
hold the great crowds that would nock
90 hear him, and the Sam Jones tabfr-
nacie. on Ridge street, with a seat"s
capacity OF 40D was secured.
The General reached here at 80 ana
was met at the depot BY vast CON
course Of people. 1he local military,
three hundred horsemen, hundred ana
nifty being from the country, ana nun
drcds Of citizens in carriages ana on
foot all headed by splendid band,
formed procession. which escorted the
General from the depot UP town. The
line OF march was up Craighead street 10
Main. up Main to HOibrOok. thus 10
Green, TO Jefferson. thence down wilson
10 Linn street and from Linn back TO
Main and to the Hotel Burton, where
General Lee took supper.
mn PARADE
General Lee. CONGRESSMAN &. a. Swan
son and other distinguished men rode at
the head OF the body Of horsemen. There
WAS great enthusiasm, and hundreds OF
people lined the streets along the line Of
march The celebrated CadlO club, one
OF the crack Democratic clubs Of the
county furnished one hundred ana hftY
hOrscncn. who Joined in the parade. By
S CLOCK the great tabernacle was crowded
with people, numbers Of women occupying
seats. The students OF the two female
colleges. In their uniforms were a most
attractive feature.
General Lee and Mr.. Swanson were
greeted with thunders Of applause when
they entered the building. which was
greatly prolonged
3 700 PEOPLE PnKsFST.
Fully $500 people went 10 the tabernacle
10 hear Fitz. Lee and swanson. Lee
made rOusinR speech. and was followed
by swanson. The greatest enthusiasm
prevailed, and the campaign closed Ia a
flame Of glory.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-02
Lnmher nmnnnY Chnrtere !.

NORFOLK. VA. Nov. l-S2eclal.-a
charter was granted to-day to Mason q
Co. limited. This Is a stock COMPANY
with capital TO be not les; than h-"'VS'
nor more than Sl.@o1Gol. All OF me per
are northern men Of means. II Is propos-
ed TO deal in lumber land and establish n:
II desired. steamboat lines, etc Not
more than 5000 acres OF lana shalI ue
hold by the company. and the main Office
shall be in Norfolk The officers are: ".
+ Buckley New York. president X =.
Constantine, Orange. y. J., Vice-preSldeht :
r. VI. Galloway New York. second wee
president: BENZ f. Downer. Jersey city,
secretary; ". Williams. New York, treas
urer. The above officers and the follow
ing constitute the directors: " i. Gard
ner Liverpool; J. l.. Hoffman, New
White Norfolk Tho charter was signed
by Judge Brooke to-day and sent to New
York tonight
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-02
mn HiLL HAvE A MAJORITY.
According to Canvass OF the STATE He
VIII HRrsaC err Total of SO 900.

Senator Hill dropped into New York
State headquarters at $50 \. NJ. He
wanted TO see the results OF the can
vass which has been made by the chair
men of the various county committees.
There was nobody around TO give the
Information. but later in the day Chair
man Thatcher gave out this statement.
which can be considered as "A safe and
honest one concerning the situation, as
IT appeared as recently as forty-eight
hours ago
The people around the Democratic
Stlte HEADQUARTERS are very much elated
over the projects, This feeling OF tu-
oilatiOn Is the result or the readings
from the canvass books which they have
caused TO be put in tabuated form. The
results In detail are kept carefully from
The eyes OF the visiting Democrats in
order 10 hold each county committee
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-02
THE 4ILE6 INsIfIUTR.
Proposed to Transfer II To the Richmond
TolIes A Ionferepsa af R,,nob.

ROANOKE, VA, Nov. Especial
conferences were held here to-day between
the trustees OF Allegheny Institute. OF
this city, and Rev. Drs. W. f Hatcher,
W. W. Landrum and G. H. Ryland on
to transferring the former to the control
OF the latter. 10 be used as prepare tory
school for the college. Nothing definite
was determined upon, but as such an
arrangement would accrue to the benefit
or hoth institutions. the people here are
decidedly In favor OF 1t.
John Sexton, Of this city. contractor for
the construction OF the twelve miles OF
railroad from the Norfolk and Western
ROAD into the Mountain Lake property, has
sublet four miles each to j. b. Saunders
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-02

JOLIET. ILL. Nov. People from all
parts of VIII and adjoining counties De,
20 hear the yice-Prestdent speak iie
arrived in the afternoon, and was escort
cd To- the Palmer House, where he h"l1i
am informal reception. Many prominent
came tn attend the meeting. which Wa-
preceded by a big street parade with fire,
works. The theatre was crowded, ana
hundreds we're turned away His address
,n,,rbipl[ chiefly ON the tariff and the
record of Clcycland's administration.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-02
WISE AZ FFFDKRICHSBURG
The Congressman A~ousss Great fnthu-
,ia.m 9hrre Colonel Hasktas' Speech.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA, Nov. /
Spccial.-The Democratic forces were out
tonight In great numbers and hted the
large courthouse to overlooking to hear
speeches from Hon. George -. Wise aud
col. Meade Haskins, both of Richmond.
The JefferSonian club, headed by Sow
erinrs band. escorted the speakers from
the hotel TO the court house, and along
the route there was a fine display OF
works.
ii was the biggest rally Of the campaign,
and greatly enthused the Democracy.
Both speakers delivered strong addresses.
A large crowd was at King George
Courthouse to-day, where speeches were
made by Mir. j. :. Mason, Iopulist candl-
date for Congress I'm the Eighth district,
and Colonel Haskius, the latter repre-
sentlng the Democrats.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-02
BUSINESS PICKING UP.
Po.'-Ofh,e Receipts Arc Increasing and
the Reduced Salary VIII he Restored.

Business at the city pOst-oflice Is stead
lily picking up. and the records Of mail
handled during october show quite
large increase over the same month last
year.
II will he remembered that the salary
OF the Richmond postmaster, along with
number of other offices. was reduced
during the last fiscal year on account of
the falling off Of receipts, the Richmond
office being reduced from $3.50 TO $500.
The revival OF business and growth Of
the city has increased the receipts OF
the office over and above what they were
previous to the reduction. and the show
Ing for the present quarter Will no doubt
restore the amount deducted, 10 take
effect at the close of the fiscal year end
ing July lst next
The postal stations. which have been in
operation but a short time have proven
great success, and are now beyond the
experimental stage. As the people be
come acquainted with their usefulness
their patronage increases.
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ofncor approached a number. Of young
men In this passage way and requested
them TO move. One of them claimed
they were waiting for a hack. The po,,
llcemsn insisted that they move OF, anu
filed with the Chef-of-Po.ice by Mr.. BOZ
ling and referred 20 the commissioners, 70
the effect that MIR. Austin had insulted
him by hrs tone and manner.
TantaIn Angle. Oficer Austin, and Mr..
Thomas Tleath, lessee OF the Academy.
were on hand yesterday afternoon. out
In the absence OF Mr.. Boiling the inEcs-
tigation was postponed until MONDAY
night. -, 900.
At that time the Board will transac.
whatever routine business may be brought
before 70.