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Students have been enrolled n the Va|
der Business Col &c and Normal at ID
corah since last Sep cuber, Suil
term of he Normal school opens Av
IS. The Busin S, College is now in a
sion and will continue until June 70
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-05
YrSNmisme er iGOpaul's en- foru.
lpttet Sptimisme.

State Of Ohio, City Of Toledo. Sc
Lucas County,
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SGI9cs 9os Srn9 }'tr, IS vents lAfar.)
The Valdez Business College and Nor
nal School is now at its best. Thorough
work has made this institution the lead
ing school n the Northwest.
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rent SlDbpiDt
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St LOUIS Branch.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-18

problems OF importance relating 70 the
material welfare OF the city and county.
and. therefore. IT f. thought that the
suggestion Of Mr. L. u. Morris TO hold
these meetings is most timely, and the
programme by himself and his associates
upon the Committee Of the Chamber has
been most happily conceived. and 1t is be-
lieved that the social feature added to
the business character OF the meeting
will tend TO unite and harmonic all the
influences which Il Is so important to
focaHze for the benefit of Richmond.
Attention was called al a meeting SIM
liar in character TO the one proposed for
this evening that incivism was punished
IN Athens as a crime. In the present day
no such imperative demands are made
upon the citizen. except in times Of war:
but as peace has It's victories no less re-
nowned, the call Of duty. ard. indeed.
OF interest rests upon every good citizen
10 do his part: and voluntary co-opera-
ton in matters OF common interest or
public welfare. where there is intelligent
appreciation Of its power and a wise d.
rection of its force. proves most benef-
cent 10 any community. Without II. in
deed. no community can attain 10 the full
measure OF prosperity which its re-
sources and advantages might otherwise
render possible.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-18

Catholic church, and whenever they come
together they are bound TO enjoy them
selves Last lights dance, "hich was
sort of an after celebration of Faster,
commenced at . o'clock, and with the
exception of one hour, which ''as spent
I'm partaking If the excellent supper Iur-
nished by Mr. Joseph Winter. the caterer
of Saenger Halle, IL was kept up unti
late hour this morning.
Among the ladies present were the
following: Misses Lena Ginder, Nora
'phol, Katie Orshel. olivia Schultz, Es-
telle Schultz, Julia Nara. Ida Rupert
Julia Schrudt, Katie OHara, Annie
Hulener. Lena Wiggcr. Bella Waldcll'
Dotty Adams, Marie Clarke. Magdalene
Clarke Minnie ThOn. Rosa Thon, Carry
Schultz. Mamie Mccarthy, Annie Toiker'
Among the gentlemen present were
Nessrs. William Boltz, Lemuel Lynch'
John Fisher John Bliley. Boniface Grass
berger Arthur Thoii Edward Rowe,
Aiovs Kustercr. Frank Gerring, Percy
Richardson, Neddy Bernstein, Henry tui-
cher, Charles Meyer William Hulcher
Charles Ross. Eugene Schultz, Edward
Schultz, Ignatius Schultz, Edward
Schraudt. George Schaudt, Alex, Ross,
Henry Klotz. August Bucker.
The entertainment was chaperoned by
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Meyer, Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Bliley, and Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Hulcher.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-18
PERSONAL AyD GENER1L.
Int re'tinG Facts Aboa; Riehfso rd's Citt-
zens and O..e- Matt'rs

Mr. Scott Cunningham has returned 10
Bowling Green to resume his studies.
Mrs W. l.. Jennings died yesterday
morning at her residence on south Third
street.
Association, has been confined to his
house for several days by sickness, but
is now much better.
Miss Margaret Mickey, Of Cino. is stop
ping with Miss Katherine y. Johnston, 400
north Eighth street.
Mr. John Morton, secretary and treas
urcr or the Virginia Trust Company, and
president Of the Young Mems Christian
Mr. !. n. Callahan. a student OF Johns
Hopkins University. who mas been spend
ing the Easter holidays In Richmond. lett
for Baltimore yesterday
\ good piece Of detective work WAS that
done by WoOdalls National Detective
Agency in ferreting out the fre-bugs who
have been terrOriZing the town OF Kia-
stOn. y. &. The man arrested has made
a confession of his crime.
Mr.. G. H. Hasker former boatswain Of
the Merrimac. delivered an interesting
Illustrated lecture on Ancient and Mod
ern Naval Warfare. including the cele-
bratcd battle between the Monitor and
tne. Merrimac. Tuesday night az COrcoran
Hall
Tickets for the excursion 10 jamestown,
on May 18th under the auspices of the
Association for the Preservation Of VI
slild .hllllllIcaI, VIII nr lCl sale al
West. Johnston q Co s. the Virginia His
tcrical Society, ard at Morris, oil Broad
street.
on Friday evening at $50 o'clock there
viii be q special meeting of the mem
beers OF the Afbemarie club for the pug
pose Of electing "A president. Mr.. James
Lyons, j.. having resigned that office. 1t
Us probable that Or. Noses ID. Hoge Jr
vice-presldent Of the club will oe placed
at the helm.
The subject AT II 4. VI. to-day at Leigh
Street church will be why our Prayers
are Not Answered" The congregations
are so large that the meetings Will he
held later in the main AUDITORIUM Dr.
BrOughton is preaching with great earn
estness and power. lie will remain i'm the
meetings perhaps two weeks longer.
Rev Or. Charles W. Shep. erson. a WELL
known Presbyterian 1lvihe OF Hampden-
sidney, but now stationed In Prince Ed
ward county, is in the cityiu attendance
upon the East Hanover Presbytery. Dr.
SheppersOr is guest Of his niece. Mrs
T.. b. Woody, 2l7 north Twentieth street
Dr. SheppersOn. though I'm his eighty
fourth year. IS a man 0f remarkable en-
ergy. and reaches the gospel with as
much force now as "a score or more years
ago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-18

Richmond. Va. April 10 1870
To the Editor of The Ii'' me-, od,,,..s If
sir -yoar report of the procedures "i
rho committee on Light hell on u''~''
evening. is misleading so iar as 49,
~ lain remarks that ] made resalulhs
~ ''i 'o,l introduced by Mr.. Hard
,yicko. and a., 1t does an lhlusu'' 40 w.
',@n,l,-oan I desire 10 have You make the
.o,rection What / did say is as lohoNs'
..q,tat 1 would not vote Tor the lcso-
t,,,f.. % notify The Richmond Railway
and Electric Company that we no lVi'h'
wanted their lights, because ulu '''
think il was our duty 10 90 So ltom 1Nv
fact that we have no contract "''h ,"eii,
ana as the committee was not allowed
"a eocnd more than the amount appropri-
1901 hv the Council. IL was the duty or
a.. co,,nauv 70 inform themselves as 10
,he.. facts and not our part TO noihy
Them further stated that whie was
f.vor,hle TO "A plant under certain cir
citmstauces. / was not willing mat the
noorie of Richmond should be forced INTO
"A scheme 10 build an electric plant when
fine nroper means had not been auordeu
a. determine whether IL would be pfohl-
a,1a or very hazardous undertaking.
and mat l believed that this attempt
IA force the city into comparative dark
ness was not the proper way TO 90 busi-
rho resolution OF Mr. Hardwcfe was
offered I'm perfect good faith 10y that
gentleman. than whom no man IN our
city government stands higher. His IN
tention IN Introducing the resolution was
simply 10 avoid any legal complication
maj IN his opinion. might arise # the
Committee on Light would not give pro-
per notice 10 the company.
Yours truly,
JOSEPH WALLERSTE1N.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-18
FASTENING raE CRIME oNDURANE.
Damaging Testimony Given Aeainst Miss
William Alleged Murderer.

SAN FRANCISCO, April T.-At the
corJners inquest to-day in the case OF
Minnie Williams, whose murder Theodore
Durant is charged with. A. f. WilliaIts.
father OF the girl, testified that she f'id
been keeping company with Durant for
some time lie identified his daughters
purse. found in Dun ants overcoat pocket.
stating that he had given 1t TO her last
Christmas Miss Miriam Lord. Miss Lila
Berry and Miss Stevens testified TO md
ing the body OF the murdered girl. Police
Sergeant Burke told of the search for
bloody clothing the morning after the
murder at Durant's house, and OF tie
finding OF Miss Williams purse IN the
accused mans overcoat pocket
DIR. II omas A. Vogel, at whose house
the meeting OF the Christian Endeayor
Society was held Friday night last, tes-
tilted that when Durant reached the house
ne had perspiratiOn on his face and MIS-
hair was over his forehead HE washed
his hands, as he said they were dirty.
He entered into the spirit OF the festivi-
ties and seemed perfectly natural AL the
evenirg A statement OF the witness 10
the police Mas read. In which he Stated
that Darant had suggested TO MISS
Lucille Turner, who had complained TO
him OF az. ailment that he should make
a private examir alton ~ her. Durant
had sail there was no danger Of .hscov-
cry as he knew OF place In TIE church
where IL could be performed In secrecy.
Miss Turner kept away from Durant
thereafter. She had told he witness that
Miss Willian:s had expressed TO her
fear Of Durant, TO whom he had made
some improper proposals.
r. A. Wolfe testified that he LETT lo-
gels house on Friday evening with pu-
rand Miss Lord was In their company.
He saw Miss Lord home. and later saw
a man IN the vicinity OF the church VINO
looked like the prisoner.
There we're several other witnesses al
to-day's proceedings. but their testimony
was unlmportant After hearing them.
the coroner continued the hearing untu
Friday mornings
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-18
WHAr VIII mr. OUTCOME BYg
No Elec rio Lights to be seen In the Streets
of This CITY After 1 day night.

!
Of This City After day Night,
The action of the Common Council in
refusing to concur i'm the appropriation
made by the Board of Aldermen for
lighting the streets of this city with
| electric lights, was very severely crti-
/ cised in various sections of the city. 1t
was pretty generally understood that the
/ action of the Committee on Light on
/ Tuesday evening. which ordered the cleo
/ trio lighting TO Dee stopped after Friday
night. was merely a consequence Of the
action on the part of the Common Coun-
ell.
Captain Andrew Pizzini was yesterday
morning handed an official copy of the
! resolution which dispenscs with the use
of electric lights after April 10Th. and ne
at once transmitted 81 10 Mr.. George T..
Fisher IN New lor6. While speaking ON
the subject, Captain Pizzina said
I'VE viii light the streets of Rchmonl
with electric ngnt for the last time on
Friday nigh. our company was will
ing 10 continue 10 light the streets with
cet Charge tor TWO Or tnre, weeks. in
order that the matter might be more
carefully considered but we were not
/ given the opportunity. We have made
offers 90 give Richmond cheaper light than
/ any city in the world and were prepared
20 propose even better terms. but we are
now served with notice 10 get oil ihe
! Streets
Great dissatisfaction with the exist
ing condition of affairs was expressed by
citizens who were seen on the subject
yesterday. While they aid not care for
| being quoted at this time, they limited
| very broadly that the citizens at large
would not put up with this action oH he
part of a handful of members Of the
/ city Council. The general opinion pre-
vailed that the action of certain mem-
! bors of the Common Council was only
brought on 10y the desire of forcing the
/ city into the establishing of "a municipal
/ electric-Hght plant IL was openly stated
/ here and there that ass long as month
/ or two ago. some members OF the city
| Council had threatened that the appio-
priauon for electric light would be cut
/ of III the Council did not take the steps
necessary for the establishing OF "a mu-
nicipal plant
The resolution apprOpriaung the amount
necessary to light the streets OF the city
with electric lights during the ensuing
year. and which was passed by the Board
/ off Aldermen required "a tWo-ihlfds Notc
/ Inn the common Council for concurrence.
! when the vote was taken on Mohuay
night. only fourteen members Noleu III '"'
! affirmative. and thirteen in the negative
| The following members declined TO con-
cur. ,..,..,,,,
Alossrs. Blanks, Bloomberg' DAVIS pa
cont Don Leavy, Epps. Grimes Law
| Page. Scay Trower Woody anu iI'al-
! dent Glover. a.. C.r
J u-ofi,s started ont yesterday an OF ms
avgncblo force TO put the gas lamps in
proncr condition. Ii VIII hoN'N.'' a.
/ impossible for him to get every tnins III
proper shape for work on saturo@S , nis''',
! a mart of the city Will theh nV .s ,.,,.D
with cas. but just how muth M'' N', nm
Was unable to tell yesteroaS -. a11
/ have to appoint eleven lal'l ~
! tNo lamp-Workcrs.
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A SLOW GAME.

The game was an exceedingly slow one
and no small part Of the delay was
caused by Pendcr. who kicked at every
opportunity. presumably TO keep himself
warm. Daley was way off in some of his
decisions, but on the whole his work was
an Improvement over the first two
games. lie should, however, allow less
kicking. and not be afraid to use his
dning powers The game at best. yes
terday was a rather crude contest, but
this was due to the extreme cold. The
feld-worll OF both teams was loose. but
the Farmers could not stop a barn; ina
fact. they put up one of the worst eX-
hiDitiOns / have ever seen.
knorr pitched six innings. and Bchne
Two. The former was found for twelve
hits, and the latter four. Knorr kept his
hits well scattered. Harris. for Peters
burg, was hit hard aud freely. lie was
followed by Foster, i'm the ninth, who was
found for one hit, when the game was
called on account of darkness. The game
was withou, any redceming features. be-
yond McGOwans brilliant work az third.
Little Spec. can hold down his position
with the best OF them.
The following score will tell I'm detail
the sad history Of the Champions third
freeZe-0ut:
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Justice johns Court.

in the Police Court yesterday Ethel
Price charged Hattie Granger with ours
ing and abusing her, and Clinton De
Priest with urging her on. De Priest
was also charged with talking back 10
the policeman who arrested him and
Offering The officer 800 10 lock up Hattie
Granger Both were fined - and costs.
Joe Farley was charged with striking
James Mitchell on the mead with plank.
but the case was dismissed for the want
of sufficient evidence.
William Mccoy and Berkeley Taylor
were arraigned for lighting with each
other. but n could not be proven who
was really at fault aud the case was
dismissed.
Grace Tyler. charged with being dis
orderly, was sent 10 jail for thirty days
IN default of 500 surety.
Charles White (colOred) was fined 80
and costs for lighting I'm the street.
Thomas Christian COlOred) was found
with razor IN his possession ana nned
SO. He was sent to jail In default OF
payment