The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-06-22
FROM ALL AROUND THE CITY.
Current Local Events of the Day
Briefly Told.
bito OF Facts and Gossip Gathered on the
Streets by Times Keporters-Points
Political, Social and General Happen
Ing Yesterday.

Political, Social and General Happen
Ing Yesterday
Meeting of Council Tonight.
An adjourned meeting OF Council will
be held tonight at which the building
laws will DO considered. Reports will
also be presented from the committees
on sewers and public property
a Talk on Mexican Missions.
Miss Minnie M. Gum will give talk
in the Vinton Presbyterian Church on
the mission work in Mexico, Friday,
juno 20, at p. N. All are cordially
invited to attend. No admission fee
will be charged.
Death of u Former Resident
News was received in the city yester-
day of the death, on Tuesday, Of Mrs.
Anna NJ. Allebach, widow OF M. b.
Allebach, former citizen of this city.
who came here in 1882 Tho funeral
took place in Philadelphia yesterday.
To Form IA Republican Club.
A Republican club will be organized
Saturday night in the circuit courtroom.
y paper was circulated yesterday get
ting names for the new club, and the In
dications are that it will start out with 4
mem bership Of betweon 300 and 400.
III tho Police Court Yesterday.
In the police court yesterday morning
George billiard, colored, was fined SO for
trespassing on Norfolk and Western
property. Allen Hunt, colored, was
fined $40 for vagrancy, and Walter
Haley, colored, was fined IS for the
same oifense.
fslEa, VcIactIop nj AfIuntIc
James McFall, secretary of the Roa-
nol1e Lodge of Elks. received telegram
from DR.. Fry yesterday afternoon to the
effect that e. b. Hay, of Washington,
had been elected grand exalted ruler at
the meeting of the Grand Lodge now in
session at Atlantic City.
Last Nights Lawn Party.
The Soldiers of the Cross, the boys
society OF Christ Church, gave q lawn
party at the residence of Mrs. T.. D.
booth, on the corner OF Salem avenue
and Park street. last night. The boys
we're assisted by the young ladies of the
church, and handsome sum was
realized, which will be devoted to church
purposes. Ice cream and other refresh
ments were served.
Pissed a $40 Counterfeit Bill.
A white woman named Mary Turner
WAS arrested by Deputy United States
passing o counterfeit $40 bill upon a
little girl in the Indorsky store on
Salem avenue. The woman claimed
that she did not know the bill was
counterfeit, and says she knows who
gave it to her. She was locked up at
the police station last night and will be
given hearing to-day.
"Antis" Hold a Called Meeting.
The Anti building and Loan Associa-
ton held called meeting last night
which was we'll attended. Several
amendments to the bylaws were adopted
and number of new members were
taken in. 1t was stated that a number
Of injunctions had been filed stopping
the sale OF property in which building
and loan associations are the benef-
Charles. The regular meeting OF the
league will be held Monday mig ht.
Noel Comes Back.
Henry Noel, the colored man who was
arrested for beating his wife, and who
jumped his bail bond of S95 several
days ago, came into police headquar-
ters yesterday morning, with his at
torney, Capt. Phil. Lockett, and sur
rendered himself. Mr.. Lockett made
an earnest appeal before Justice Turner
for his client, but the Justice held him
in the sum of 500 for hearing. The
case will probably come up this morn
ing.
PopuIists Hold IL Meeting.
G. e. Harris, the acting secretary of
the State Populist committee, was in
the city yesterday. In the afternoon he
held conference with several mem
bers of his party in an Office in the
the Terry building. There were present
among others: Messrs. Harris, William
Tinsley and Jack Garst. Nothing de-
finite was decided upon further than to
make an effort to have as large an at.
tendance as possible at the convention
to be held in Lynchburg on August 16.
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To Issue Satisfactory School Books.
RICHMOND, June 21.-The b. L. John
son Publishing Company WAS chartered
here to-day. The minimum capital is
to be $50, 600 and the maximum 5000, 900.
The object OF the company is to issue
histories and other educational works
that will be satisfactory to Southern
schools.
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